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We told you so.

We told you so.
Strikers are out Of job.
"All quiet on the Potomac"
Personalities in politics never pay.
uood men voted against the nominee
People will marry. "In union ther,
is strength" '''
blg lot Of Fish Bro. Wagons lust re
celved at Carter d Bros.
20 carloads of corn wantcd-sbclloG
or III ear, shucked-at Carter II Bro y
Inc publication Of the journal il de-
laoyed this week in order to get the elcc
ton news. WV
Men are never so desperate as when
thelr presumption has been smittcn by
the rough hand Of popular condcmna.
ton. 'e"''"'
II our farmers don't have good wheat
crops next year il won't be because thew
aIdht have Il good season for putting
it in. ''e
90 Our markct-Eggs, l5cts; butter,
zocts; beefsteak, lOcts; pork, 12bcts
bacon, Poets; other things in propor,
ton, Winchester is not poor mans
paradise, by any means.
Why not have a hub and spoke fac.
tory IN Winchester? If some of our
nonied men would furnish the capital
md put Mr.. John Burrough in charge,
t would pay them handsomely.
iorse.jockcys did good deal Of
alklng, but no trading, last Monday.
We would suggest that some of them
ave their horses weathcr.boarded be.
ore bringing them to town again.
MIR Ben. p. Hunt, after making
Igorous canvass Of the county, advo-
atlng III an able manner the claims off
he Democratic party and its gallant
,ader. Gen. Bate saw the possibility
a Republican being elected to the
legislature owing to the number of
'emocratlc candidates, withdrew last
eek from the canvass, although, as we
re informed by n number of men, he
Us considered the strongest Democrat
the field. Such patriotic motives are
be commended, and should rebound
MIR. Hunts benefit in the future.
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Hghty-onc professions and iifty-
eight accessions is the result of a pro.
tracted meeting lately hold ut Hebron
Church in Lincoln county. The meet
ing was conducted by Rev. Jas. Camp.
bell, Of our town, who is pastor Of the
Church, and listed l6 days. Revs. W.
W. Estill and A. N. Moore assisted Mr..
Campbell.
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Election News !
Glorious 5!
Democracy Triumphant Ev-
erywhere
Bate Elected by 1000 and
Perhaps 30, 600.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov, =, $50 an,
W. J. Slater, Winchester
Returns Of elections show v loss OF
Hawking vote two years ago, and tx
election Of Bate by y majority of twenty
thousand over Hawkins, and a prol a
bility Of thirty-fve thousand.
Bates majority in Davidson county
will be two thousand or more.
Democratic Legislative ticket elected
IN this county by at least l,2OO.
G. W. WHITE.
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'eacheys' institute.

ka anG following is the programme Of
(i'oses TOR the Teachers Institute at
'% ", next Saturday, the 18th inst {:
|,o., Ahe subject Of fractions, by NJ w
ID Mss Mollie Thompson-Gmmmar.
horace W Phillips-Geography.
+ Wm History.
- " d Watterson-Things necessa-
, line ~ 'ne Success Of public schools.
J o; ayrcses will commence promptly at
L. Oc ", and close at 8. Forty min.
n = asn, 0 to those opening the sub.
Issi; ~ minutes for criticisms. Dis
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Business Change !
From and After January list,
1888, we will do
Cash and Barter
Business.

WIliY lFt, To meet cash competition
ID, To know how to price goods. i. posi-
bic for ns to know how to price goods whci
We don't know when We will get the money
I'd, To do business satisfactorily; to treat all
alike, Last, but not least, to be able to pay
for what We purchase. 1t is best for ali
Happy thought: owe no man. gfSy" Must
the cash aud prompt dealers pay for losses
sustained by selling goods to those that do
not pay their debts? Is it right?
thank my friends for past favors, and hope
in the future to be able to offer such induce
ments AZ will justify continuance of thcir
patronage.
Wcwil cndcavor to keep
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novl- tjanl
NONRESIDENT Notice.
j. r. Gum VS. Mrs. B. Polk.
Attachment and Injunction Bill

Attachment and Injunction Bill.
1t appearing to the satisfaction ei the Clerk
e Master, from the affidavit in complain
ants bill in above cause, that the
defendant, Mrs. b. Polk, is nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon her
and Attachment having been regularly icsued,
and levied upon the defendants property to
secure complainsnt's debt.
II is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
quiring her to appear and make defense to
said bill, on or before the fourth Monday in
January next before the Chancery Court at
Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, or the
same will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex-partc sto her.
Witness my hand, Mt office in Winchester,
Tenn, this Oct 80, 1882.
T. II. FINCH, G.. & NJ.
novl-4w
Simmons & Curtis, Solicitors for COM
plainant.
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Messrs. A. T. Baugh, Henry Baugh
and Tommie::! Embrey, the former en-.
gagged in mercantile house in Nash
vile, and the two latter attending the
Vanderbilt University, came home ind
voted Tuesday.
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Tillman, Independent Democratic
candidate for Congress, according to our
count, about 800 votes ahead Of War.
ncr.
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New Hampshire elects Il Democratic
Governor. Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania and Indiana all 20 Demo
ocratic.
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James II. Davis, admir-, &C., vs. Miss
Mag. Estill ct al.
BY virtue ii decree of the Chunccrv
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
At its ScptcmL,r Adjourned Term, 1850, in
| above csnse, will, on
Monday, November 18th, 1882,
at tho Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell to the highc. bidder, on II credit Of Fix
'noEths, less 10 per cent. OF the purchase mo-
ney required in cath tho two-;hisd interest Of
DR.. Wallace i.atll, decd, in the tlact Of land
known as the "Acklcu Spring. property,
consuming about 5 acres, situated in the 18th
civil district OF -aid county.
Note wah approved security required Of
the purchaser.
This October llth, 1852.
7. II. FINCH, C. IN.
octls-tds q
Fitzpatrick a Gregory, Suisi,ors
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ChanceryLand Sales
For November 18th, 1882.
Valuable Mineral Property for
Sale F!
W. y. Elliott ct. al. w. G. \. Pylant

W. \. Elliott ct. al. w. &. \. PyMnt
ct. al.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee pro
nounccd ut i,-Octobcr Adjourned Term, 1852,
III above cause, will, on
Monday, November 18th, 1882,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, on credit OF six
mouths, less 10 per cent. Of the purchase mo-
ney required in carl, the tract Of land and
Mineral Springs containing abou, 50 acres,
known as the "pyIant SPRING." situated in
Franklin county, about miles from Tulla-
bona, Tenn.
BiddingS to commence at S2OOO-thc mini
mum value.
Note with approved security required OF the
purchaser, and u lien retained until the pur-
cha1c money is paid
This October llth, 1852.
T. II. FINCH, c. u NJ.
octlStds s!
Fitzpatrick Il Gregory, Solict,rs
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For REPRESENTATIVE.

Larkin, 1872; Metcalfc, 5l3; Byron
100; Mather, 3SS. Russey's vote not
given.
We will publish official vote of the
county next week.
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INSOlvE NCY.

The insolvency OF the estate Of James |
Mcclure, decd, having been suggested, all
parties indebted to said estate must MAKE i'm
mediate payment; and all claims against the
estate must be presented, duly authenticated
to the County Court Clerk OF Franklin county,
Tenn, at Winchester, within the time pres
cribcd by law. or they will he forever barred.
This Nov Sd, 1882.
TllOS. GRANT Admir-
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ssS- MIR. }. ii. Ncwsom has bought
the saloon formerly owned by Mr.. Jas.
e. Arledge.
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venire.

The following is n list of the jurymcn
for the next term of the Circuit Court,
which convcnes the Goth of this month :
LIST district-A. NJ. Henderson, Hay
den March and w. NJ. Maxey.
I'd district-David Austell and j. w.
Young.
Sd Observation-Disclosures Limbaugh
and /. ii. Hall
4th district b ONeal and r A
Lambert.
9Th district-W NJ Reynolds and Jas
H Thompson.
9Th district w Webb and John
Weaver, Sr.
9TH district-M M Muse and James
Richardson.
9Th district U Bryant and John
Chitwood.
9th district-John Williams and Jno
H Henley.
10Th District B Cowan and w M
Bass.
18th district-John Thurman and j
T Skidmore.
18th district-John NJ Kelley and j
B Prince.
18th district-John Stubblefeld and
Robert Morris.
18th district-Ebb Bean and W N
Taylor. - So
18th district-Willam Davis and Jno
Faris.
18th district-C G Crabtree and Jer-
ny Pratt. ,1r
Sublett.
18th district-Wm Myers.
Constables Sanders Farls and John
G Finnev will wait upon the Court.
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Two Cows Lost.

On the I'd day Of October, this year, two
cows Of mine, giving milk, were driven away
or strayed from my place, two miles north Of
Winchester. One was red "mulcy," with n
crop off her left eur and two splits and an UNI
dcrbit in the right year. The other was not
marked at all. She was rcd and white
piedcd. The red COW was about years OF
age, the other four years. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return OF the cows or in
formation SO that can get them.
AMANDA ESTlLL'
nOyS-2t
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Call on }. ii. Newsom for 4 goo,
drink
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j. i. Blanton, admir-, &c, W. J. G
Blanton and others.
BY virtue Of decree Of the CHANGER,
Court Of franklin county, Tenn, pronounce,
at it. September Adjourned Term, 1882 il
above cause, will, on
Monday, November 18th, 1882,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell to the highest bidder, on a credit Of one
and two years, less 10 per cent. OF the pur.
chase money required in cash, the "Black-
smith Lot" described in the plcadings CON
tanning lO2 poles, situated inSalem, Tenn.
Note with good security required Of the
purchaser.
This October 18th, 1882.
T. II. FINCH, C. Il NJ.
octlS-tds 81
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nsA- When you come to town and
wanta good drink, call on J. II. Now.
som, at Arledge', old stand.
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Dry" Everything neat and tasty at J.
III. Ncwsom' saloon.
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Cash ARGUMENT !
p. & s. Lenehan,
DECHERD, TENN.
YOU WILL ALWAYS FINDUS
h ,At la! i,g Low Prices,

We will either I'll you your goods, br mako
some one else do it, NERY ClIEApIN In
either case ne will be some adyantar, Ia Won
II you have the money to pay for your Goods
dont buy from parties who do credit bu.i.
ness. They have to make
Large Profits to Make Up for
Bad Debts.
They sell to Tom, Dick and Harry, all pcr.
icctly good, teach one better than the other
Dnt Harry will never pay; then 33l pcr cent.
Oh our Talrs are Lost. Can We stand that?
Oh, no! Tom and Dick must make that M
to ~. But the credit merchant savs to Tom
and Dick We sell you goods cheaper than we
d" to linrry-r!o .crT jNys. But that will
not do. We cant give one-third Of our good,
away and sell the other twe-thi,ds so very
chcaply.
Gentlemen, Stick so CASH;
1t will payyou to do it.
We will always pay the highest market
price lor barter-n cash or merchandise
SlS' Al our Higlcr Bros Shoe at COST,
to clorc them out.
p. II $. LENEnAN,
Successors to Joe l.cnchan.
ptrhcrd, Tenn, sept. -, So Is
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THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begins August 30 luday) 1882 The outlook future full Of r m
The enrolment il7 the The growth lu lie,
steady and healthy and to-day the Normal largest Of il. ace in
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COUNTY ELECTION.

Partial returns from fifteen districts
in this county results as follows:
For Governor.
Bate, !,425; Hawkins, 4O4; Bcas.
ley, 1879; Russell, %.
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nevenue Collections.

~ounty Trustee II. e. Smith reports
sp p"s.s t ! following collections for the
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For Congress-,

lillman, 1859; Warner, 53G; Carr,
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For State Senator.
All for Stccle-no opposition.-,
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.cTT,s PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.

TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.
-Tutt's Pills are now covered
with a vanilla sugar coating, max.
ing them as pleasant to swallow
Ms a little sugar plum, aud render
ing them agreeable to the most
delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and
bilious collie.
They give appetite and flesh to
the body.
They cure dyspepsia and nour
isll the system.
They cure fever and agne, cos
~tiycH"SS, etc.
SOLD everywhere. - cents
boz.
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notice..

The Local Board Of Swamp Land Commits
sioners. not having been prepared to pass the
sale OF the double concession of Lands front
ing on Dayous Larourcla, Blue and Terre-
bonnie, within the period specified in the add
vettisement of July s, 1882, notice is hereby
given that all landowners, wishing to pur-
chase their double concession, viii be given
until September 10, 1852, TO the same, previous
to which date application must be mado to,
and funds deposited With the undersigned to
secure the purchase.
S. 7. GIISANORE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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A Cough, Cold CT Sore
Throat should be stepped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In
curabls Lung Disease on ConsHmp
ton, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and
balsams, but Get directly on Tie
tn57amed parts, aliaylng irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitist
Coughs, Catarr&, and the Throat
Troubles which StaGers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
en- perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly al entire genera
ton, they have attained weil-meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies Of the age. Sold at %
cents q box everywhere.
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The Government officers of the Signal
Bureau will telegraph to the undersigned
notices of approaching frosts or freezes dur.
ing the rolling season. Planters who may
wish such notices forwarded to them upon
reception, can make such arrangements
and BIZ leaving notice with me, all signals
viii! be immediately cent to them.-S. T
Gri.amors.
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DEBATING CLUB.
Thibodaur Debating Society-B.sh
-Th;bodeaur- White Blake
Shall there be ore IN PA
qucmiae.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTH.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTH.
Many years ago I resided at Tnioo-
daux. in the parish of ~i.atnarche, II
seemed to myself and ether E"Hug gen
tlemen that q debating sociJty would
be of great utility III Developing the in
tellect Of the rising generation.
Accordingly an effort was made by
Louis Bush, Bann"n C. TAihodanx
iona c. White, Z. y. Blake and ny
self to organize one.
All young men deSirous Of inte.'ec
tnal advance, OF c~ultiyating their ora
torical powers, were cordially invited
to attend at the court house in Thibo
Gauy.
A large number assembled ; a com
mittee was appointed to draft a const-
tuition and bylaws. which at a subse
cuent reunion adopted.
ApresiIent, secretary. Treasurer and
librarian We're elected. A number OF
books were contributed the society
went into operation. The mode aGop
ted was to lame at one meeting Il sub
iect for discussion al the next : for insi
lance whether tie Invention of printing
or the steam engine had been most ben
efcial to mankind
Speakers We're appointed to repre-
sent affirmative and negative of the
question. Each woald study his part ;
it was interesting to listen to the de-
bates. Much ~elo9nence and learned III
CURRY were manifested-a spirit OF emu
lation sprung up each orator essayed
to excel. The consequence was the
meetings We're well attended, the au
dience was highly pleased and instruc-
ted. j.
This club tended to develop the intel
lectual qualities Of its members.
Louis Bush WAS then Clerk of the
District Court; subsequently distln-
guished lawyer in Lafourehe ; member
of the Legislature elected with Ad;ien
Lebla?c and myself from Latourche in
ls45) : sugar planter; colonel in the
Confederate army>now n of the
prominent merchants Of New Orleans.
Bannon G.. Tliibodaux became an
able and learned lawyer !; for some
years a law partner of the writer, and
was twice elected to Congress.
Mr.. Blake "a creole of Ibecville. half
brother of Mrs. Bevin of PIaquemine),
then deputy clerk of the District Court
won renown as an advocate ; married
a charming daughter Of Mr.. Thibodaux
she has the musica! taste of her father
and mother). Mr.. Blake is now a distin
guished Circuit Judge of this State.
iona C. White gained distinction as
editor Of the Tlliuodaux Minerva was
recognized in the State as a writer of
wit and humor !; his paper displayed
taste, industry aud ability is now one
OF the editors OF the Gretna Courier.
Although long separated, his genial
smile is often remembered May kind
angels conduct his gentle spirit at last
to some happy Testing place in tie
skies.
The good consequences Of a debating
club are 1t deyeIopes the moral and
intellectual nature: furnishes social in
t~ercourse. affords pleasure and amuse-
ment without endangeriug the morals,
and by wrestling with other minds
each member learns something Of his
OWL comparative ability. Shall there
be a debating club in Piaquemine.
JAMES l.. COLE.
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NOTICE..

Corporation Tax Collectors Office,
Town of Thibodaux,
III :laInuA l. A.a%aLAlu..n OIL 100

No!ice is hereby given TO the tax payers of
the Town of ThihoIaux that the taxes assess
ed in the year 1889 are set forth in the tax
rolls on file in my office. that they are now
due and will become delinquent ON the 3ist
day of December, and shall bear interest at
the rate of Per cent per month from said
date.
Tax payers are invited to call at nv office,
at once ard settle, i'll order to avoid interest
and costs.
o. J. LEGEEDRE.
Corporation Tax Collector
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SUCCESSION SALE.

will offer for sale at public auction. at the
John Nebre plantation. on Wednesday,, Nc
yenbcr 18th iSs1. commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. the following described property, be
longing 70 the Succession OF Eugene Lecile
and Michel Mont, her husband, to wit:
One Young mule. one old mule, one mare
and colt. one lot OF rice. ono sewing machine.
Terms Cash.
Saturday. November Is. 1899.
EMILE EiCkNAIR. Administrator
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SEX OF EGGs.-S Science and expc-
Hence have sufficiently demonstrated
that everything that bears must pos
sess both male and female qnalifica-
tions !; bnt perhaps it is not generally
known that such is the case with eggs
l have found by experience that it is,
and by the following rules | raise as
many pullets among my chickens
as I wish to, while some ofmy neigh
bors complain that their chicks are
nearly all roOsteTs, and they can
not see why there should be q differ
ence. l will tell you here what I have
told them. and for the benefit of those
who do not know, that the small, round
eggs are female eggs, and the long slcn
der ones are males. This rule holds
good among all kinds Of birds. So if
Won wish to raise puiiets set the small
round eggs: if you wish 10 raise ROOFS
tiers set the long, slender ones. In this
way YOU will be able 10 raise whichever
sex you wish to.-tGrmer.
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When yon 90 to Thibolaux
don't forget to call aud visit the
store of S. Z, Ggi~ainoTe and exam
inc his great variety OF house furn
ishing goods.
lie has 3 large supply Of Lamps
and chimnies OF every kind, 1nsur
ance, coal, and Gasoline oils :
Glass ware OF every kind. Granite
Iron ware: tin ware pressed and
manufactured, China, American
China, Iron stone, W. G.. & c. G.
Crociiery CT all kinds, table cutlery,
Fine CRATES, Heating and cook
stoves. and,
Tie Famous Charter Oak Stoves
Also Vases, Toilet sets, wash
stand sets, table mats, Chandeliers,
par'or lamps. flower pots Sc
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NOSLSE.

All persons who may he indebted to the
estate CT john C.. Raglan or who may have
amy claims against the same. are reguested to
call on the undersigned for the purpose of set
ling.
Ill. ". FROST.
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Sessisi. 81 Vine lIonhs Bcgi'ss 0a'TN
), 1852.
NosEfS.

tIrsmen's f,li- Grounds can row "
ed Tor Fares, Tic Mes. parties ana
taiumeIts.
Apply to s. T. GRiSAhols
President Firemen's GJl Assoess