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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-04

EOR SALE-Choice lots on Victoria, Avon
II lincoln, Grand, Summit, Grotto, Lyle
hart Carroll, Rondo and st. Anthony streets,
at reasonable prices and on easy terma, by DR..
Bryant, IL East Third. 45*
THARM FOR RENT-Lamprey, James &
Il Warren, 81 E. Third street. 65*
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FIVECENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
LABORERS.

WANTED-25 railroad graders for veazie,
w Wisconsin, Sl.50 per day; free fare.
Moore, 1877 Z. 3rd street. 94*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-04

TTyHE BEST VACANT BUSINESS LOTS
i On Third and Fourth streets for sale by
II. S. Fairchild.
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EyOR SALE-A few hundred shares of st
II Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to P
Il. Kelly. 40
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DYER & HOWARD.
las 81 $50 r. Third Street.

j, e.. SALTZMAN. III. d..
homeopathic, 4OS Wabashaw Street,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
directory for Nurses.
Apr 8 SO 1913
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OF COURSE-H you want the very
" best business lots on Third or Fourth or
Seventh streets you will call on 81. s. Fair
child.
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The amount Of the capital stock of said corpora
ton shall BIS Orc Hundred Thousand Dollars. The
whole of said capital stock shall be subscribed and
commencement of said corporation, and the balance
as the same may be called and ordered by the Direc
tors.
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WANTRD-A girl for general homework
wv at 562 Robert street. 9i-97
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IF YOU have anything in the line OF real
l. estate to sell, list it with ne. 1 will see
one hundred seekers where you will one All
buyers find my Office.
H. s. Fairchild, Real Estate and Loan
Agent, corner Fourth and jackson streets.
TT 8. FAIRCHILD'S list OF vacant lots
IL. 80 lots on Dayton's Bluff, $1,000.
80 lots on Dayton's Bluff, $4,500.
80 lots on Dayton's Bluff, $4,000.
Is lots on Dayton's Bluff, 81, 500.
i6 lots on Dayton's Bluff, $1,000.
3 beautiful lots corner Maple avenue and
Fourth street, for $4,000.
2 lots, handsome, corner Third street and
Maple avenue, for 81 600.
Lots surrounding the Little lake, opposite
Scotien's, on Hastings avenue, for $500 to
$500 each.
Lots near the new Catholic church on Day
toms Bluff, near the Plow Works, near the
Harvester Works, ETC., etc., etc, etc.
Fl. s. Fairchild, Real Estate and Loan Agent,
corner Fourth and jackson streets.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A Leader reaper and Beaver
A Dam seeder will be sold cheap for cash.
Apply corner Summit and Smelling avenues,
Reserve Town. 1884
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WANTED-Ae competent female cook with
w good references. Apply at No. Al Wood
ward avenue 1884
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WTANTED-Immediately, young girl as
w second girl at 237 E. 10th street. 90.96
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09
w. w. COLES CHEAT
EXHIBITION.

The largest 'S'o'O No~ T'arelmg-Ncw
and Novel IeaiUres Mtroauced in The
Circus Ring Nine Great Siows Con-
solidated-Thcr@s Nothing on Earth to
Mutch II.
The monster exhibition now owned
and managed by W. W. Cole, the most
entcrprsiDg Of all the amusement man
ayers, is, without shadow Of doubt.
the grandcst, largest and hest comblna,
ton Of circus, meuageric, gallery Of wax
statuary, bicycle college, amphlthcater,
Russian roller skaters, and museum, cy.
er placed before the public. The enter.
tainment offered is entirely new in lis
character and embraces no less than
nine distinct Departments, any one of
which would comprise an ordinary exhi-
bitlon and far surpass the general run of
so-called clrcuscs. Autonomous thcater
stage is erected for the purpose of pro-
ducing acts and features heretofore seen
with canvas shows. Acts are presented
simultaneously in the same ring, vet 50
arranged that they do not conflict or de-
tract attention. And, since it has be.
come the fashionable thing with this
great show to present gigantic efforts,
Mr. Cole has purchased Samson" the
largest Asiatic elephant ever in Amer
ca, or ever in captivity. This huge
monster is marvellous mountain of
flesh and bone, whose tonnage is almost,
if not quite, equal to an ordinary herd
of elephants. His strength is also Sam
sonian, and with no apparent effort lie
lifts two heavy horses from the ground
at single surge. a grand gallery of
wax staluary, representing all the Pres
idcnts Of the United States, men oil
mark, politicians, noted criminals and
crowned heads, is also one of the nota-
bic features. A mcnagerie Of wild
beasts; droves Of camcls, winged fowls
and rare birds, loose led animals of cv-
cry kind Gagged and uncagcd terocious
beasts are to be seen in prolusion. The.
stnd Of trained stations, performing
horses, "ring stock" and prancing pc.
MES, has been pronounced the most
wonderful display of horse flesh ever
brought together. The press through
out the land is universal in its praise of
this marvellous show which now comes
to us more than ten times its former
size, and containing more new features
than could be enumerated in Il colum of
this journal. 1t will make grand tour
Of the Southern States, travelling ON its
own train OF monster cars, and exhibit
ing at
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Our Roads,.

1t appears that our remarks in last
weeks Home journal, in regard to the
miserable condition Of our public dirt
roads, have met with commentator
from many. And many agree with as
that the road law, as ROW administered
Is worse than the law was before tho
late enactment. We will assume,
LIST, That our roads are in IL worse
condition to-day than they have been for
years.
I'd, That under the present bunglc.
some law they will never be any better.
Sd, That, directly and indirectly, the
tax upon the people is more-cspecially
when individuals arc made to pay fifty
cents to an officer for collecting about
ten cents Of road tax, without pre-.
vious notification.
Now, we suggest, as we have done
before, that the roads be kept up by a
tax upon property. And we suggest
that The next Legislature create the
Office OF RGal lnspector-that it be an
elective ono, and Il fair salary 90 with
the office His business would be to
r'de all ocer the county and make reports
at stated times to the County Court of
what work he had done, the cost
thereof, &c. Let him give orders upon
our County Trustee, and these orders
would be Tie Trustees vouchers. Let
this officer be elected by the people cv-
cry year, or elected by the County
Court. Let him be required to give
bond, DC. We merely block ont IL
plan for some one to improve upon Let
us send some one to the Legislature
some business man who has the good of
the whole people at heart-and request
him to bring the matter before the Leg
stature, to the end that We may have
some better road law than the miserable
fluff now called by that name.
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q FULL FACULTY

earnest experienced employed Besides
regular Teachers raj assistants full OF ygor and enthusiasm, render vail
Baldwin management Of President
Ir teacher and manager he has few equals Ills school
Huntsville impressed g the best had We ysitclp
Dr. W. H. owcI William Jewell College, Mo, Of
Missouri the West have sustained higher reputation
successful practical accr and College President than Mr. TlI"
Prof W. r. Mason, President Of North Missouri Normal. ale
educator the first rank that presiding officer and teacher he has
fow equals"
pRop. H. A. uaycoi Tennessee christian gentleman
highest type lie ha. sudard taught for Win
M work and o
accomplished teachers tennessee While he is efmadc and
ton hi, ability and xiii by competing comparing results with him
Free from the restraints Of tncd colleges lie has readily accepted natural
Normal, methods.
graduated Mary Sharp college 1870 and that in.t
tuition hood her with petition teacher giving to her work and scholar
ship much praise Since she has -ltnt the Normal
hers Ii grand teaching lady ability in
wocr Her social qualities
Theory teaching scholarship,
the -cloo combine make her superior teacher Her fit
M both nStu" and acquired Will be admitted by those who wmG her
work
Mrs Collie Tcr pnlad Preparatory Department, has had cxrc-
Twelve teaching primary branches and little chdn Only
after aduns study and training did She enter this work Since
has taught Wcr; will be- admitted by
lifted Primary Teaching higher plane OF excellence thus comforting lasting
benefits on youth In without Itcr not
Miss Bessie suucIamv, Of lxa take the place vacated by Prof VIM
Mchm She has several years experience teacher We
uontHRc has been made selection She
or years -lu.ct. O President Trill, in Missouri
Miss Lille I,oc has taught the Music the and her
has the Faculty purchasing instruments Throughout for her
work in future In this Department she will compare ayoaIly with teachers
Of other schools.
Mamie French takes charge Art School in the Normal This
new and valuable attention She well qai
school.
we'll the students Normal
half the various DEPARTMENTS be needed.
B-y' Send for catalogue to
JAMES w. TERRlLL,
July 2itl, lSS2 Winchester, Tenn
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AroLoGErIc.-ln naming some per-
sons, with oursclf, who visited Winchcs-
tcrSprings recently and met with uncx-
pectcd pleasures, &c, we omitted the
name of our friend, Mr. }. j. Ashley,
who has just been reelected to the Office
of Register by u handsome majority.
Our omission was purely IN oversight,
committed under hurry, and we make
this public acknowledgment rather than
private one, in the hope that it will be
more likely to impress our friend with
the fact that we are too noblc-heartcd to
slight any one Intentionally through
our columns. OF course it may seem IL
small matter to others, but to us it Is
not
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REGISTER.

1st Winchester Ashley,
1874; benson, 81; Oliver, 2; Martin,
SO Garner, 8; Tucker, 16; Curle, 2.
Dccherd: Ashley, So; benson, IS; OF
liver, 2; Martin, q; Garner, 3; Tuck
cr, 3; Williams, !.
I'd District-Ashley, 30; benson,
70; Martin, 5; Garner, Tucker, 1 ;
Williams, 2.
3D. District-Ashlcy, III; benson,
80; Martin, II; Tucker, 10.
4th District-Ashley, 1876; benson
76; Martin, IA; Tucker, 2.
9th District--Ashley, So; benson
So; Martin, 3; Tucker, "a.
9Th Distrct-Ashley, 81; Dcnsor
26; Martin, 4.
eth District-Ashley, 81 Oliver, 8
Martin, 8; Tucker, +; Curle, 4,
9Th District-Ashley, At; benson
IS; Oliver, %; Martin, SO; Garner, !
Tucker, 5.
9th District-Ashlcy, So; benson
9; Oliver, 1856; Martin, /.
10th District-Cowan ; Ashley, / II
benson, 10; Oliver, 6; Martin, %
Garner, 70; Tucker, 2; Curle, 3
Williams, 3. Greenhaw: Ashley, 81
benson, 2; Oliver, Z; Williams, 2.
18th District-Ashley, s.; Densor
20; Martin, /; Tucker, 2; Williams
18th District-Ashley, 70; Densor
/; Oliver, 1; Martin, 2; Garner, SO.
18th District-Ashley, 81 Densor
2; Martin, 2; Garner, |.
1lth District-Ashlcy, 10; Densol
II; Oliver, l Martin, l.
18th District-Ashley, 81; Densol
6; Oliver, 2; Martin, IA; Curle, l.
18th District-Ashley, AZ; Densol
4; Curle, 2.
18th District-Ashlcy, 26; Densol
%; Oliver, As; Martin, 30; Tucke
l Curle, 1.
18th District-Ashley, %; Dcnso1
5; Oliver, %; Martin, s.; Garner, 2.
! Total-Ashley, 1882; benson, 4SS
Oliver, 25s; Martin, 24G; Gorne
2O7; Tucker, 60; Curle, -; W
linms -
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4. \ lecture on Phonctics.
Everybody invited.

That genial gentleman, Postmaster
Ross, of Cowan, dropped in to see us
Monday. He reports Cowan in flour
ishing condition. He informed us that
there was some talk of number of lille
gal votes being cast at Cowan, and that
hints of contosting the election were
being made. 1t was also rumored on
our streets Monday that the election
would be contested, but Il reliable gen
tleman informed us, Tuesday morning
that he did not believe contest would
be made.
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CoWan items.

We have had rain almost every day
since the first of July,
Some wheat in Keiths Cove Gin feld)
not threshed. 1t is badly damaged.
Mr.. Isham Keith has child 5 or &
years old that passed 7 brass pins and 2
needles. 1t seems that Mr.. keith's
wife had employed black girl, 10
years of age, as nurse. The girl did
not wish to stay, hut her parents told
Mr. Keith to make her stay, and tie
snpposition is that she gave the child
pins, needles and buttons to kill it, in
order to go home. The child seems il
reasonable health.
The election passed off very quietly
did not see any one the least intoXi
Gated. i was the largest vote eve
polleq at this place.
Road-working is the order of the DAY.
in this section.
Mrs. Glasscock and daughter are OF
visit to Mrs. 7. A. Keith.
There is considerable malaral feve
IN our section, but not very fatal,
n,von Nn,,p
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MUsKEyHRs.-Ncve before during
twelve years have we been annoyed by
musketers where we now live. We sup
pose our neighbors are afflicted as we
are, The noisy little pest has disturbed
our slumbers somewhat, but not serious
ly. And the only query in our mind
is, if the appearance of the musketer in
our midst this year indicates any coming
evil. Shall we have an epidemic, or n
judgment. An old negro told us that
the appearance of them was evidence OF
wet summer. We believe he is cor
rect, so far.
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Prof. Charles Gucita has given us Il
peach grown upon one of his trees ut
his studio in Winchester, and it meas
ures eight inches in circumference,
weight, he says, nnc ounces 1t is a
nice, fine peach, but the Professor must
yield us the PALM We had n tree on
our place that bore only three peaches
this year, though it was "ful" last
year Two of those three peaches meas
ured, each, fifteen inches, and were pro-
nounced by Il person who has seen the
finest fruits from all quarters Of the
globe, to be the largest she had ever
seen. They were, indeed, monsters.
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BETTER TIMES. -Thc extraordinary
wheat and oat crop, and almost-ccrtain
corn crop-in fact all crops so far
prcsogo better times financially. We
cannot see amy cause for complaint. But
VIC would urge upon Home Journal
readers the necessity and wisdom Of
caring well for the bountiful kindness Of
Heaven this year. 1t is, in fact, a yeal
of plenty, 1t may be that next yeal
will be as fatal to crops as this has beef
gracious. Look well to the future.
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The election last Thursday was the
Quietcst We have had for many years
especially during the voting hours. We
give, in another column, the vote for
county officers. Next week we'll give a
list of the Magistrates and Consta5les
elected in each district, together with
the vote, if we can get it,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Mrs. COrnclia McCutcheon VS.. J. N.
McCutcheon's heirs ct al.

1t appearing to the satisfaction oithe Clerk
" Master from the affidavit OF complainant's
Amended Bill in above cause, that defendant,
Alionzo Days, is a nonresident OF the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
quiring said nonresident defendant to APP
pear on or before the first Monday in August
ncxt-bcing Rule day of said Court-beiore
the Chancery Court at Winchester, Franklin
county, Tenn, and plead, answer or demur to
compartments Amended Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex-partc rs TO him.
Witness my hand, ut Office in Winchester
Tenn, this June 2G 1882
7. IL. FINCH, c. & NJ,
julyi-iw
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Owing to two attempts at fraud, the
County Superintendent is having print
ed orders to the Trustee, which will be
furnished in Il few days to the Clerks Of
the several school districts. No other
form of order will be recognized by the
Trustee.
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For the lie g!Slature.

We are authorized to announce DR.. Lewis
Mctcalie candidate to represent Franklin
county in the lower house OF the next Gene
raj Assembly Of Tennessee. Election first
Tuesday in November.
IIuNT's STATION, Franklin Co.., Tenn.
Mr.. w. J. Slater, Editor Home journal:
We, many voters, authorize you to announce
W. A. I.arkn acandidatc to represent Frank
lin county in the lower house of the next Co..
cral Assembly Tennessee.
MANY WORMS.
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Rev. Mr., Brown, I. prominent Nash
vile minister who, with his family, is
spending II few weeks in our town,
preached an interesting sermon to Il
large congregation at the Methodist
Church last Sunday 1t was announced
that he would preach again next Sun
lay.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09

Circuit Court convened again last
Monday, after recess Of four days.
VIM. Burks, col who was on trial for
stealngat the time we went to press last
week, was found guilty and sentenced
to the penitentiary for eighteen months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09

The Teachers Institute, appointed
for next Saturday, 10Th inst, will be
held at the Robert Donnell building,
commencing precisely at 10 o'clock.
The following are the topics for Dis.
cussion:
/. The best method of organizingand
conducting schools.
., Music in connection with schools.
3. The best method of teaching His
tory,
4. \ lecture on Phonctics.
Everybody invited.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
II. W. Partin, Guardian, &C., vs.. r. j.
j. Howard ct ais.

On motion OF petitioner and tappearing to
the Court from the petition in this cause,
which is sworn to, that Il. j. j. Howard,
james Howard, Ed Howard, Mrs Sarah -,
(whose name since last marriage il UNKNOWN
David Baker, George Wicman and wife Mi
ncrva Ann, Andrew Baker, Ulisscs Baker
Marion Baker, Eliza Ann Baker, and Sarah
Baker, are non-rcSidents OF the State Of Ten.
nessec, 80 that the ordinary process OF law cal.
not be served upon them.
1t Is ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the "IIom,
Journal" published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
quiring them to appear and make defense Ia
said petition, on or before the LIST Monday in
September next, before the County Court at
Winchester Franklin county, Tenn, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cX-parte rs 10 them.
This July %, 1882
GLEN AliLEDGE Clerk.
BY NJ. C. Forbes, u. {.
nuUD- Ivy
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Mr.. Wiley s. Embrey, our we'll
known merchant, business man, and en-,
tcrprising fellow,citizcn, has commenced
to have his building Gin which the
Home Journal office is located fitted
up in good style. Above he will havca
town hall-somcthing we have long
needed in Winchester. The hall will be
53x24, and neatly insided.
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- 49, - -.' -7--
FOR GALE

The corporate authorities now offer Tor saI'
burial lots in the new cemetery. FOR terms
apply to cemetery committee.
They also offer for sale the grounds orlo
site said cemetery, consisting Of about Ion
acres. NJ. NJ. HENDERSON,
q. G. PHILLIPS,
j. L. BAUGH,
|. G. GARNER,
July II, 's2-1m Committee.
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Next week we will publish the schol-
astic population Of our county, by dis
tricts, and the amount Of money each
district is entitled to under pro rata
lust made.
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The public school did not commence
last Monday, on account Of some needed
repairs to the building. We are not
informed as to when tue session will
commence.
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Mr.. A. S. Blcdsoe, Of Grow Greek in
this county, has one hundred acres i'll
corn which will produce this year
twelve barrels to the acre, or, GO bush
els. If any one disbelicvcs this, let him
"back his judgment" We'll bet on
Anthony.
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If you expect to marry any time with
in u few years, our advice is for you tc
90 to Sim. Nenable at once and take out
Nuptial policy. That is, if you want
"s.art in life" Read his advertise
ment.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Winche stor, Tenn.

New and elegant Top and No-Top Buggies
and iirst-class Harness and Saddle Horses.
Horses boarded by the year, month or day
very low, and we'll attended to by faithful
grOomsmen.
Hacks run night and day from Winohestel
to Dccherd. Passengers CALLED for in any par
Of town, and baggage checked.
aprl-tf ELLIS DAYS.
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Winchester, Tenn, Early in
Sentenher,

1t has long been growing desire to
make this great show the criterion ofall
amusement exhibitions, and since re-
turning from tour in foreign lands it
has proudly maintained its reputation
as being the greatest show enterprise ON
earth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09

Capt. Thos. Finch, our most excel
lent, competent, faithful, and deserving
Clerk of the Chancery Court, is still in
Texas, where he went upon an excur'
sion tour.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09

Miss Agnes A. Orr, of Marshall coun.
ty, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. b.
Watterson, of our town.
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w. W. Coles circus and mcnagcrie
will exhibit in our town early in Sep
TENDER.
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The Rev. DR.. Howard will preach at
Trinity Church next Thursday evening,
Mt 8 o'clock.
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NOTICE |!

All persons indebted to ne are re-
qucstcd to come foi ward and pay up by
the LIST of September next, us further
time will not be given.
A. p. LOWE.
Aug. 9, 1882. ct
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Bey" G. Il. Banks, Dechcrd, Tenn, is
authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions or advertisements for the
Home Journal.
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THE FIFTH ANMUAL SESSION

Begins August 20 uc0 1882 The outlook for the future full
ic The enrolment % the The growth a' been
steady and healthy, to-day tic Normal the largest school Of lis age
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-09

Our good friend, Mr.J. Il. Crawford
has our thanks for nice peaches.
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TERMS ~ ADVERTISING.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

NoTE.-Nos. |, 2, 3 and run daily. Nos
8 and do not run Sundays.
J.. y. PARK, Agent.
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is agen, lor number of Nuptia' Insurance
Companics, conducted ON a similar plan TO
the Knights OF Honor, but paying the benefit
upon marriage instead OF death.
Both male and female members received
Call upon him for terms, information, de-,
and secure policy for one, two, or three
thousand dollars. [july25
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Blacksmithing and Repairing
ANDREW kNAPPER.

In the shop formerly occupied by A: Fass-
nacht, ON High ST., Winchester, Tenn, is pre-.
parcd to do all mannerof Blacksmithing and
repairing of machinery. Plows made or
pointed, aud horses shod promptly, and per
feet satisfaction guaranteed. Eighteen wears
experience in the largest cities in the cold
country" [dec1-ly
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Cowan, Tenn, Aug. T.
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Aug. 9, 1882.