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nIN hEL; JosEfEr BAILEY
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 80 1881

, The MANAGEMENT take pleasure in announcing
Ine following eminent artists whose names ri ye
dignity to any PROGRAMME: Herr RAFAEL, JO~
sEfFf, the most complete Pianist OF tie age.
whose trlumphs IN Europe defiCd even the rigor OF
Continental criticism, ard whose Performances In
AAercs stamp him the peer of List aud Rubin :
stem. Herr GEORG HENSCHEL, the famous
German baritone. whose vast pathetic VOICE
Says ss2Ss Mrs: John Lille, in Harper's MAGAZINE. >
pore away the honors of the Crystal Palace con-
certs from such artists sarassta Joachim ans
AntoiDette Sterling - Miss LILLIAN BAILEY
whose - Epathetc voice has won her most en- ytsble
successes throughout Europe. and, who. eschey-
ing opera, occupies place beside bliss Thursby on
TIE concert stage. W.
The saie OF seats wiz commence Monday morn
lpg, March 2Sth, at Metzerotts. Reserved seats
81. nsr1A 6f
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NOT FORGERY, But BREACH OF TRUST.-In the
Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the argument on
the demurrer IN the case against VIM. Cone.
indicted for forging power of attorney IN the
name OF George Wood, authorizing Riggs & Co.
TO collect Treasury draft for s346s0, was con :
cluded yesterday. The demurrer was sustained
the court holding that the act charged was not
an inGictable offence under the circumstances
and at most could only be regarded as breach
of trust.
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j. +. Lucas, 81 piano tuner. moved to Dr.
NoOrses drug store, 9th and northwest. Or
ders by telephone.
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TIE SUNDAY CHRONICLE to-morroW will Da
sold by the newsboyS at three CeHtS. max ng 1t
the cheapest and best OF the Sunday paperS +
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Professor MARTIN FREIIG9 NJ T

pa-. oI Wt5t Z4tII ST., v.
beware OF counterfeitS and cheap, worthless
limitations. Also cures Piles Catarrh. NeuraI
gla, rheumatism, HoarseneSS, and Sore Throat
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes
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LADIES' hats and bonnets re1nlshed IN the
latest styles at Winnings, 922 and 924 PennsYl-
Yalia avenue.
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

We confidently recommend the Watches manu-
factured By the American Watch Company, Walt.
ham, MASS, a. the most reliable dmekeepers that
can be obtained for the price.
A large assortment Of all grades ana styles Always
in stock at the lowest prices
n w. GAIT, 6Ro. 4 CO..
Ssb10.1,n tllHY Penn. ave.
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LADY DEDLOCKS "a

Her features reject ike soul mirrors erery pass
ing ebtotion, and at times Ter rery thOugkts She
may be eQuaL!ed, aeUer e1celEed.-Phi!sdelpni
Ledger.
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ALIENS BEAM FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
tor brain and sexual organs Of either sex 81.
ALI druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
co $50 Penn 3FlgaIlta avenue,
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THE LEDRoTT PARK PROPERTY OWNERS Asso-
CATION met last night-W. Scott Smith In the
chair. The following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year: W. Scott Smith, reelected
president; .. II. Irish, vice president; j. II. Me
Gill; secretary; J. j. Albright, treasurer, and
E. b. Barnum an additional member OF the eX-
ecut1ye committee. The chair reported that he
had persuaded the District commissioners to
give them two additional street lamps, and had
been promised by the major of police to give
them more police protection by additional
night patrolmen. The question OF opening g.
new street On the east side OF the Park from
Boundary street 10 the soldiers Home was ia
VoraDly discussed and resolution adopted that
The members OF the association viii Cooperate
With the District Commissioners In securing
The opening OF such a street. The subject OF
shutting OH the pressure OF water ia the water
mains between the hours OF midnight and five
O'CLOCK am, thus preventing sufficient flow
CT water la the Park, was discussed and re-
1erred TO the executive committee TO look after
tie matter. The need OF an additional fire en-
CINE in the northern portion or the city was
discussed.
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THE PAST Is RACHEL's-TRE PRESENT Is IA
Geo. Hfn Curtis N HarlsF'S Week,g.
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c. NJ. TowsOE, 636 Penna. avenue, south side,
is Offering decided bargains In summer silks
spring dress goods, damaSses, and carpets.
Bargains in every department.
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Forty Iears' Experience of an

Mrs. W1nsloW'S Soothing Syrup IS the pre-
scription OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United states. and mas been
used for forty years With never failing success
py millions Of mothers for their children, 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhPa, gripping In the bowels and wind
collie. BY giving heath TO tue child it rests the
mother. Price 25 cents a bottle, m.Ws
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A THENEUM CLUB CONCERTS.

THIRD SER1ES-SEO0ND CONCERT
TUESDAY, March 18th, 1881,
LINCOLN HALL.
- AEGkR HAMERIK, Director: MISS EMMA
GAUl, soprano; MADAM AUER3AOH Pianisf
MISUNDERSTANDING PoetiQue.
ira. ~NN S4NAoe1
BERLIoZ-Overture, Secret Avengers.
Together with selections from Liszt and Iass4r,
Tickets, UnclHding reserved eeaD 81 10 lie has
at kllis & Co. g. 9S7 Penna Ave msr21 Dc ossSI
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

Placed over the center of the nervous forces, the
pit OF the Stomach, they stimulate the Liver stom.
sch and Bowels perfect D igestion. cure Dyspep.
sia, Bilious ooHc, Cramps and Pains, and prevent
Ague and Malarial Diseases. For Weak and Sore
Lungs. falpitation Of the Heart. Painful Kidneys
rheumatism. Neuralgia and Sciat1ca, they are the
best remedy in the world Ask for COLLINS VOL
TA1c ELECTRIC PLAsTERs. Only IS cents mar23
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G-DICkENS-BLEAK HOUSE.
-DlChENS-BLEAK HOUSE.
MONDAY-D1CkENS-B HOUSE.
-DICKENS-BLEAK HOUSE.
Y-DICKENS-BLEAK HOUSE.
MONDAY-DICKENS-B HOUSE.
AY-DICKENS-BLEAk HOUSE,
MONDA1-D1CKENS-B HOUSE.
MONDAY-DICKENS-B HOUSE.
MONDAf-D1CkENS- HOUSE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
-DICKENS-BLEAk HOUSE,
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SALE OF REAL EsTArK.-Messrs. Walter b.
Williams Co., aucttoneers. sold yesterday
iot No. 3, In square No. ,S4 fronting on Mary
iano avenue, between Sd and 4th streets north.
east, improved oy two story brick dwelling.
t2,0T5. Avn WV ~ Va
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART,
WEDNESDAY NlGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHr-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NlGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-MARY STUART.
Marie Stuart, Queen OF Scotland,
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HAVE you seen the game of U. s.? The
stattonerS have It.
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Don't Die On the Premises.
ask your druggists for "Rough on Rats" it
clears OUT rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches. Only
15c. per box.
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", WASHINGTON Fish MARKET. March rs, ISL
fish agent: 80, 0G0 behring's, from $3.50 TO SIS
per thousand; 2.500 shad. from $40 to $50 Der
hundred; 1900 punches rock and perch, from
70 10 COG. per bunch.
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The GAME L. S. is a very popular pastime
For sale by all Stattoners-
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Rectffy Torniditv oftbs

Recttfy TOrpidity of the Liver.
remove hlllousness, dyspepsia, and impart
big Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Beware OF Worth.
less limitations
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Cough. Cold or Gore Throat
Should b. stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an 1ncuTable lung disease Or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrupS and balSams, but
acts directly on the 1hiiamed parts, allaylng
irritation, gives relief in asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers AID public speakers are subject to. Sold
at 25 cts a box everywhere.
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NUMBERS OF ladies and gentlemen, including
many from the foreign legations. have been TO
see the crayon portraits at Davis, 925 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and without exception they pro-
nounce them the finest In Washington. The
public are still invited TO see them
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The Uracaena Draco or frfcan Tooth
Brush only 10 cents, and other desirable articles
OF toilet for sale at j. w. DREws. 6
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The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 20, ISL, $50 a. m {
For the middle states. rain or snow, followed
by colder clearing weather, northWestery
winds, higher barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
THE SNOW sToBM-COLD AND CLEAR WEATHER To-
MORROW AND MONDAY.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press A storm OF
some severity exists on the North Carolina
coast, having moved eastward from Kentucky
since Friday morning. snow Is now laIilnS IN
New Jersey and Maryland. Except cloudy
weather In New England, North Carolina, and
over Lake Ontario the weather Is now gener-
ally clear The temperature has fallen rapidly
since Friday morning In Kentucky, Illinois,
Tennessee Missouri. Arkansas, and Indian ter
Tttory 81 degrees at Memphis; II at ST. Louis;
% AT Fort Gibson; at Nashville, and Is at
Cairo During sunday and Monday fair
weather Is indicated for the country east of the
Mississippi river, with considerably lower tenn
perature from New jersey to Alabama during
sunday.
RANGE or rHB THyRMOMBrER
The following are the readings Of the ther-
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
] g. m. 52' II a m, 80 p. m. 40o. Maxi.
mum, AZ ,, minimum. 20.
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APRIL AND ),
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
GREAT FOREPAtGH SHOW.
Exhibits in Warrington. afternoon and eyenius,l
Corner 9th and streets.
20 TRAINED ELEPHANTS
CIRCUS INxIwo RINGS,
~ TRAINED STALLIONSl
and Trick Horses. greater Combination thar
any dozen shows anywhere on earth. First sppear-
ance ID America OF the Seibini and and Wilton
TROUPE OF GYMNAsTIo BIoYCLERS,
LOYAL. the Man Meteor. Blo,ra from a Cannon
And tie Greatest Geological Wonder Of the World.
TWO wooLLY ELEPHANTS,
GRAND STREET PAGEANT
ar 10 A. M APRIL 4.
Most MAGNIFICENT display Of rageantry ever seem
upon me streets OF an American city. The gor-
hhIA ROokH Departing from DFLHTr
be1ds OF Elephants, Cam-ls Ponies. TabeauS
Care, Chafiots ELEGANT Costumes and
LaLa Rookh personi1cd by the
HkNDsOMEsT WOMAN IN AMERICA
Heen in sumptuous Hewdsh upon the hack of
hinGIy EIe phsnt. $4,000 pad her 1or a D.
2edLHg al IN . spectacle during q single sds0a
Admlf sion, 50 cents; Children, under 9 yearsI
$50 PenDa. ave for sale April ana 5. Beg Ms at
usual hours, afternoon and a,iu
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of toilet for sale at j. w. DRKws 6
Il Ordered Liebig Co.'s Arnieated Ex-
tract of Witch Hazel
IN the case OF an old INDECENT ulcer attended
with great suffering and which had resisted a
variety OF constitutional and local treatment
fortnight
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s'AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churne0 every morn
ing, and delivered In hlbs. ''Ward" prints 45c.
per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &C. per OF. Cream, 10c. pint.
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AMUSEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL THEATEa.
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING.
Farewell Performance of
slces SURPRISE PARTY.
HIAwATHA.
MONDAY. MARCH 2srH,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
CThere viii be no Wednesday Ma,nee.)
Engagement Of the Famous
CARNCROSS' NINSTRELS.
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Organized IL lSGa.
From their 1lth street O,ers House, Philadelphia.
The Oldest established and most successful Enter
tainmeut in existence.
In the Company will be found
5 JANIS a6 hlSSSSsHaRrr' INIT = sE E1arFUbaLE
fAf 3 ss MAiFa oAf L. k B. RSkss:
MUIR p !; o nm nsMT dK41ESS EDSiN FRENCH.
JOHN L. oARS tRttssssH. AND RICE
whor appear il their orsfrai fe Sensations a.
peifor pSfI. by them durins the past season
SCENES IN OUR MARIE $.
TIE coIogFp Lk 4 e CARRIERS.
OUR AMERICAN TEAM.
I'D Ere en,ins for the Ere. me our own imported
sara BARNIARD IS CAME l.
OR, THE FATE OF CR0QUErTE.
Characters 10y the Company.
WEDNESDAY,, April. Cru
complimentary Testimonial rendered 10
SAMUEL q. KINaIEY,
BY the Professional and Amsteur Mus -s Talent OF
Washington
PIRATks OF PESzANCE.
Arril and 9, SARAH BERNHARDT.
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK
w GRAND CONCERT TO MORROW AFTER
respectfully invited IN
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T RO Pho.
FIR UT
L "A x "a Z Nv q.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in its Medicinal Action
and yet 80 AGREEABLE to the TASTE tn.
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to cty.e.
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET 1t Is esy-
cially essential to observe the DIRECTIONS CLOSER
TIL one becomes accustomed to Its use-when milo
action and the most satisfactory results are sre 70
follow. Ladies and children, sud those wuo
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines e.
secure catharuc action are especially pleased With
its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and you viii
esteem 1t highly as a SAFE. PLEASANT and Eff
FECTIVE remedy. Packed In bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
PKice. % Gents. Largo boxes. 90 Gents.
Dar6-eokw
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- cures every case Of Oatarrh Price, % cents.
Try it. DR.. Dupares Blood and Liver Pills remove
All billions disordera. Price 25 cents. Mrs. Dr.
Mtcombss Lung Balm cur. colds, coughs, and con-
sun pfion. Prize. IS and 80 cents; DIT. Dupere's
and itching piles Price, SO cents; For iale Ct
western Medical Depot, GIG West Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md. and drugg1sts. mar2l-4p1y.
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After seeing JdnduscheE as lie LdpleSs Hdry
STRAIT, are realize tully that Westminster Abbey con-
tafns the can0aized bones 81 a saiat.-Burlington
Eawkeye.
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The bess assortment Of SKATES. Sharpening
Mstes specially. Also. . dne aasoYtnent q EIns
OUTLKRY. suitable for Christmas Presents, a
o. fT0CHEHD OzD H1AHD.
aseD GO III ST. OPP 1s1oot o6oA
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SANFGKD'S
RADICAL OUHE
FOR CATARRH.

One Bottle Kadfcal Cure. Cine Box GA
f1rrhal Solvent and one fmprOS ed
scsnler, Price for all, 81.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-24
A VALUABLE FARM
Fo7 SALE.

This farm is located about ! J miles nearly
south from Winchester, and from IT. proN'h'
ity to railroads and corYeniencc to the 'pel,
did institutions OF learning 50 we'll known
throughout the whole country, It's church a,''
vantagcs, and being surrounded by 4 neigh.
borhood that cannot be surpassed IN an!,
country for morality, industry and in II
gcnce, makes it one OF the most desirable ~
cations in our county. .;,l
The Improvements consist OF snh'tan'la'
two-story brick building, surrounded By G ;',
tiful shade trees. 1t has, but few rod' ltun ,
the dwelling spring OF never.faili!ng pure,
cold water also, a Fish Pond that Is aI""!s
well supplied with water. There is alsT
good supply OF fruit, consisting OF appI'''
peaches, cherries, pears and grapes, Earn,
Any person desiring to purchase q ~, i''" u
with all these advantages, (cvery It'u W.
which can he watered from the pond! 'T W.,
sisting OF 10 acres, can geta rare haFIIln' ,o;
applying to the undersigned at M ingty'f'''
Tenn. ). III, ESIll'l''
.June %. 1881. II
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An Old Maids Advice.
From nv safe position | have watch

From my safe position | have watch
cd many husbands, my dear girls, and
can give YOU a few hints which may be
of service in selecting Il partner for lie
| shall cOntine my observations to the
small circle of men, such as have
studied them around the tea-table.
If man wipes his feet on the door
mat before coming into the room, you
may be sure he will make good do
nestle husband.
If u man puts his handkerchief on his
knees while taking his tea, you may be
sure he will make a prudent husband
Always mistrust the man who VIII
not take the last piece Of toast, but pre-
ters waiting for the next warm batch
1t is not unlikely he willmake greedy,
selfish husband, with whom you will en-
| Joy no brown" at dinner, no crust at
tea, no place whatever at home.
The man who is very careful OF his
own health is very apt to be careless OF
yours. All his sympathy is expended
on himself.
The man who watches the kettle and
prevents it boiling over will not fail
my dcars, in his married state, in exer
cising the same care in always keeping
the pc! boiling. -
The man who doesn't take tea, i'll
treats the cat, takes snuff, and stands
with his back to the fire, is brute
whom would not advise you to marry
under any consideration, either for love
or money, but most decidedly not to
love. But the man who, when tea l.
over is discovered to have had none, il
sure to make the best husband. Ia
thence like his deserves to be rewarded
with the best of wives and the best o
mothcrsiu-law. When you meet wit
such a man do your utmost to MARI
! him. He will, in all respects, be
!. model
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-24

Nh. John Thompson, the President of
the Chase National Bank, and the old
dest member of the National Bankers
Association, read paper Oh "Panics'
at the recent convention of that AssO-
citation at Niagara Falls, in which he
predicted that there would shortly be Il
panic in this country. He declared that
"the signs Of an approaching blizzard
are numerous, but very delicate as yeti"
that "the negotiations, the issue Of
stocks and bonds, are iour-fol, what
they were in 1873" and as he thinks
"panics occur every decade" he evident
ly looks for another in about two years
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STOCKING YER

~" All these fabrics will be made Of yure
,rool, as he is determined to Use 10 shCddy
material or cotton, and guarantees this to his
customers.
lie will exchange these goods for wool, or
pay the highest market price in cash. Will
receive barter, such rs Batter, Eggs, Negcta-
blcs, Poultry, Lard Bacon, &c.
He is also prepared to card Wool intoroIls
in the best style, and respectfully solicit, this
patronage Price only eight cents per pound
for all delivered AT the Factory. When de-
livercd at the Railroad Depot he will GO there
for it, return it, and charge ten cents, Will
also card Wool on the toll.
Al consignmcnts, orders, &C., sent to Linn
will be promptly and carefully attended to.
At his Mills there j, commodious yard,
enclosed by good fence, whore teams will be
safe. Also a large room for persons who haze
to stay over Il night or two.
JAMES NJ GRIFFIN,
mar27-1y Winchester Tom.
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County Court Landslide
Fitzpatrick, Gregory & Davis vs. D. =
Grant and Others.

Fitzpatrick, Gregory & Davis vs. D. u
Grant and others.
BY virtue OF decree OF the County Coj i.
of franklin county. Tenn, pronounced d. i
August Term, 1881, in the above eausv,
will, as Clerk and Special Commissioner, ."
Thursday, September 8th, 1851,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester sen i; IN
the highest bidder the remainder ln'eI' aa.a
the dover tract OF land allotted 70 y, i.," H..
Franklin, widow OF Benjamin trankti;n, ,,;Ct
ceased, lying on Elk river in clvil nd de-.
No. 8 OF franklin county, Tenn, ana Nav nav
cribed on Record Book OF this Court ~ L .i
Term, 1869, page sos, which will be eSH'O''
ed Oh day OF sale. ,a two
Will be sold upon credit OF one a, lnb a.,
years, except 10 per cent. OF the ~ Jay
money, which will be required in cash c III I ,be
of sale. A lien will be retained u''''
whole OF the purchase money is palu.
Biddings to commence at - per ACRE
This August Sth, 1881. ,n,.I
GLEN ARLEDGE, cleTh ,,-
and Special Comn'''''O'
augl0-;ds %
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French Language.

Prof \. Jourdan is prepared to give French
lessons to few more pupils. His classes are
making fine progress. References: Governor
Marks and lady, d.. Mnrreil and lady, J. l..
Blugh and lady, W. J. SLATER and lady. NJ.
T. Petty and lady, i. ;. Henderson and lady.
Or. C. p Baird and lady, Me-rs. Enbrey and
sons, and Mi.ses Maggie March, Ida Lcfeber
and Melissa Merritt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-24
Down in BE tiTOrd.

Editor Home journal;
have no desire whatever to criticize
your Flat Creek correspondent. His
articles, in the main, gre very readable
and entertaining. There are many pco-
pie in this county who are interested in
Bedford county affairs, and in common
with them should be very sorry to be
of the pleasure Of rcading1what
M" has to say thereon. But with the
kindest intention in the world, | want
to make a suggestion to M lie is
now living in Bedford county-one Of
the best counties in the great State Of
Tennessee. Big folks down there-nice
and refined. The best
folks in the world. Such folks DO eti-
luctte, hut never talk it.
Now, it is well known that an" is
not Bedford county man, to the manor
joyn And if it should ever become
suspected down there that he is not
'ommf Il fa'd, Othello's occupation would
De gone Then how careful he ought to
De not to raise such questions BY any
hing he may write. RUsIC.
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Editorial orrespontienco.
IElcEMAx. Kv.. Aee -. 81.


IiicEMAY, Ky, Aeg -, 81.
The ride from Winchester TO this
place is not very pleasant, especially at
ih, season, when the bad effects Of the
irouth ale so palpable along the whole
route-about 2j5 miles But for such
clever conductors as are employed by
the n. c. d st. Louis Railway, and
who studiously attend to the comfort of
the trip to Inc would have
been a wcarisomc one indeed And
here in Hickman hear the same dole.
rI talk. tia, | heard all along the way,
in REGARD 10 the crops. And there j.
rood ground for complaint, albeit there
may he blessings for ms in disguise
Still, when the drouth has burnt up the
crons and Grass. and the farmer sees no
reward for his toll; when the mechanic
and saIaried men see corn, wheat, ba,
con, and other ncccssarics Of life 90
booming up in price it is natural that
tler, shorld he COMPLAINT. The dryuth
seem. to be universal The best look
inc corn | have seen is in Franklin
county and about Hickman. believe
that tbn homie If Franklin county
.horlJ not comnlo;n far God b9. done
~ p, far Them than for many others,
and mi. hocor.o our doom red cIav soil
ann, s4onJ d dr,n,h hotter than 4 lime
.,oro .oH Resides we are blessed with
ru,, horro., srr;pos If nuro wafer In
u;, ,,o,;,, ,Lo scorc;,y of yo,or i cans.
inc alarm Ci.lcrn. ponds and well,
ho,o dr;oJ -, and MANY ncr.ou. have
;, Lorl ,ro,,. f,r ,n,o. f,r thcir stock
n, a.u,..o d,,,oo,o,,, ,,r;,;c;,p, will
.,I.,oJ..o,t,,,, r. ,Lo y;Iro,;on and try
;, ,;Jo info ,qio, ~. LoIIow;r,, oyer the
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