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The Bourbon News SAYS "Ciad-
dock now writes Praise the Lord on
his bmk checks" The editor Of the
News doesn't write Praise the bor,l"
ON his checks S. bnt-that ia the express:
sion he would make use Of If bank
coul,l be found that would cash ono Ct
them.--[ Louisville Post.
In compiling his newspaper dirrcto-
ry Mr.. Hubbard has this year carried
in list Of about twenty thousand re
sp,nsible banking institutions. These
fellows will doubtlessly he wonder
fully "stuck up" ny having their
names and concerns carried into the
same directory with the wealthy
newspaper capitalists Of the country.
Nashville World. -
!. A lIoosier contemporary imlulges
!. in the profound observation that '"the
world still looks ont wistfully for the
new Ellen" Why looks the world
wistfrlly after the new Ellen? Why
doesn't It pack up and come to KEN
lucky. where, if we have not Elem, we
have all the necessary materials to
make one--ptety women, snakes and
all Sunday Argus.
Elbriige Gerry, Governorof Massa-
chusetts. gave to political iargon the
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-04
Human Suffering Relieved.

Intensely severe headaches, consti-
patton of the bowels, deficiency of bill
li)us secretions, tlatulency. unsteadi.
ness and weakness of muscular power
lowness Of spirits. despondency. heart
ilutteripgs. nervous deDility and weak
ness promptly cured by using Brown
Iron Bittcrs.
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How to Save.

All hard workers are subject to
bilious attacks which may end end
in dangerous illness. Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic will keep the kidncys aud
liver active, and by preventing the
attack save much sickness, loss of
time and expense. Delay at such
times means danger Detroit Press,
See other column.
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Together they were looking over
the paper, ."Oh, my, how funny" she
said. "What is it2" he asked
aWhy, here's an advertisement that
says NO reasonable offer refused.'
"What's so oddsa that?" "Noth.
ing, nothing" she replied, trying to
blush. "only those are exactly my
sentiments" Ii that young man
hadn't taken the hint and proposed
right then and there she would have
hated him.
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The ten plaques ofa newspaper Of
flee are bures, poets, cranks, rats,
cockroaches, typographical errors,
exchange tends. book cauvnssers, de-
linqneut subscribers, an'l tho man
who always knows how to run the
paper better than the edi,or does
himself.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-04

Lydia e Pipkham's Vegetable Com
pound reyives the dropping spirits;
invigorats, and bsrmonzes the organ
&c functions; gives claSticities and
a,mnsss to the step, restores the nat
aral lrster to The eye. and plants on
the pale cleek Of beauty the fresh ro-
ses of liis's spring aal carly summer
time,
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At St Joseph, No a cave dag ont
OF sand bank caved in ami buried
Ave small boys who were playing in
it. Nome were recovered alive.
A. II. Thomas son of a prominent
minister of Memphis. was murdered
by unknown parties in the suburbs Of
that city.
Chester Cunningham murdered Mrs
Hetlie Spraguc, willow, at Chester,
fell, Me-. because he was jealous Of
rival.
The Mississippi Legislature has pass
ed law exempting railroads from tax
alton for twenty years.
Cbas. Coruelion killed Fred Mile
at Emmetsburg, Ia, and then tool
his own life. They were both Scotch
men.
A work trian went through a bridge
near st Paul, Mimi, and seven men
were killed ana several other badl!
wounded.
VIM. Van Resseller aged 40, a ricl
member OF the Knickerbocker famil,
was found dead in his room in New
York hotel, having suicidcd byshoot
ing.
A mulatto barber Of Berryville. Va.
refused to serve on an exclusively
colored jury because he was not ne
gro.
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Lincoln county Democratic ticket:
L. A. Spalding, judge; Jno. Sever
auce, clerk; Albert Lee, sheriff; Sam
L. Spal'ling, attorney; a. NJ. Head,
assessor; Joel L. Pruitt, jailer.
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Beauty Regalnei.

The beauty and color Of the hair
may be safely regained by using
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is much
admired for its perfume, cleanlines
and dandruff Graduating properties.
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: "a wife of uea rly ten years, having
given her servant a holiday was at.
tending to culinary matters herself,
and hearing her husband coming in
the Kitchen, thought she would sur
prise him as.soon as he entered the
door by throwing her hands over
his eyes aud imprin.ing kiss on his
brow, as in days Of honeymoon. The
husband returned the salute with in.
tercst, and asked, as he disengaged
her hands. Mary darling where is
your mistress?' The wife discharged
Mary, darling the next day, and
adopted new plan Of surprising her
husba nd" 7G
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Paper blankets are now manufac-
turcd, which for warmth and COM
fort are declared TO he quite superior
to common woolen blankets, aud al
together cheaper.
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"Thc right time TO kiss. Ia the cap,
tion Of an article now going the
rounds of the press. kissing, like
death claims all seasons AS its own
when the oldn is away.
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Donttl,row away your oil flour
barrel They are u.efnl. II has
been found that an ordinary flour
Darrell will holl about 67S,9Jg silver
dollars.
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The ready relief given to asthma
and simmer colds by Browns Iron
Bitlers is so satisfactory that many
speak Of it as a complete cure.
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sSouth Kentu3kian.
FFlCE. 8rsfse 81. S-f. Main snd Rirer
liOrkiNSVlLLE Ky.
Ey,1ANaz s;rNrrtLAT.,Ns,

Tho man in bed, who was walked
before dav bv the cock 5 growing, saw
'spring.time is near at hanl when the
cr'w-cusscs are about. -IGlasgow
Times.
Musicians anil bankers reach com
mon conclusions by different routes.
tine detects bad notes by the ear. and
the other by the eye Glasgow
Times.
The meaning Of the word wife is
oace more under discussiou.S The on
" Way a man can arriyeat correct
drinition is to get married.--lSun-
day Argus.
II the Legislature docs not adjourn
on April lst- sail fools'day"--it will
throw away golden opportunity Of
doing an appropriate thing. i Owens
boro Messenger.
e. Young maui d, not waste time in
spcarinx for logs, that have run by you
IN the stream. Let those 60 and
watch for those that are coming along
to you.--Brick Pomeroy. 4.
a II has been frequently said ihaty"s
word to the wise is sufficient" bnt
some people haven't very great opin
jim Of the wisdom of their hearers Al
public mectings.-[ Constituencies
In Menifee county, Mills shot ant
killed Ooldiron. 1t would seem from
this incident that one Mr.. Butler over
estimated "ths dsrxSrs that enviro,
him who NEEDLES = cord iron."-
ICouricr.Journal. -
When tramp recaives contrac
to put lo,Il Of coal into tbs shell il
the back yard (this is a heavy bust
ness item), he first carries in tn
coal anl then Ia ,rries out his con
tract Site Journal.
The last number Of the Maysvill
Republican has a. four colnmp articl
on "Whi,e Burley"Tobacco." w
wonld copy thu article bnt for til
: fact that our readers are principal
women, who don't chsw.--! Dittoc.
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TMU pNTnpC address EDISON BROS:
ratent Solicitors. Washington, u. e., for re
ferenccs aud n ivice, sent / re. We attend cy-
clusively to Patent business. Reasonable
terms, Reissues. intcrfcrences. and eases re-
ircte,l in other hands specially Caveats an
licitcd. send model or sketch and description
for opinion as tn patentabilty. free 81 charge
We refer to the Commissioner Of Patents, all q
to observation-disclosures. Established 1856.
Dee 18th ssl.
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For lame Back. Sidc or Cheat use
Shiloh's Porous Platter. Price 25cts.
For sale BY Gi,a 8, Garner.
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TO CONSUME 7 IVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that trea l,liscase, Consumption. by
simple remedy, IL anxious u make known e
it, fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire 1t, no will send u copy of the pre-
scription useil, free OF charsc.l with tho di-
rertions for pruparlns anil using the same
COLDS. CONSUMPTION, AsruNi BaoScHlris
nc. Parties Wishing the Prescription. will
please address, Rev, v. A.WlLSON, Di Penn
St. Williansburgi,, MY.
feb.2S'S2-ly.
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PIN PILES.

I vii! mail tFreel the receipt for a simple
Vegst abe Balm that will remove TAN,
FRE0KLEs, PMPLES and BLorcuEs, leaving
the skin, salt. clear and beautifali also IN
strnctions for producing q luNuriant growth
0fhalr on bald hta Tor snrth face. All
drcsa, inclosing Sc stamp, BEN. vANDELF,
Y Co.. II Barclay St y. Y.
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DAmuETC r. A. Lehman. Solicitor
Z a LIN 10. of A aerican anil Foreign
Patents, Washington, u. g.. All busine :
connected with Patents. whether before TIN
Patent Office or the Courts. pro ptly attcndc
ell 10. No charge maha uniess patent is Az.
curei. Send for circular. Dee. IL 1881.
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WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL.

The Courier-Journa !, Henry wattersoh
Editor), Is by circulation and reputation the
acknowledged REPREsESTAfvE NEWSPAPER OF
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congrcso.

We are authorized to announce 4. l.. Ian.
dis, ST., Of Bedford county, as u candidate 10,
Congress from this One 5ih) Congressional
District, composed Of the counties Of Cannon
CoIltc, Franklin, Lincoln Moore, Marshall
Bedford and rutherford, Election, Tucsday
Nov.7th.
We are authorized to announce Hon, Rich.
ard Warner a. candidate ior reelection Ia
Congress from this, the 9th, Congressional
District.
TO the citi1Us Of the Filth Congressional
District:
Respectfully ! present myscli at cadi
daieto lcpro-cnt you in the next L. s. Con.
arost Election, Now eth, lS.2.
II. r. CARR.
Winchester July 5,h, 1882.
Wcaro authorized to announce Hon.. John
NJ. Bright, OF Lincoln county, as cundidat,
for Congress from tLis, the 9TH Congressional
D,,.ct. Election Nog. 7th.
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The Speaking.

According to appointment, Senator
lsham e.. Harris arrived here on the s
o'clock train yesterday morning. Hon
MIR. Taylor, Republican, who is ma.
king the canvass with the Senator ar.
rived at the same time. Senator Har
ris was met at the depot by the editor
Of the Home journal, at whose residence
he was entertained Our Postmaster
received and entertained Mr.. Taylor.
The opening speech was commenced
by Mr., Taylor, about IL o'clock, and
consumed nearly two hours time. Mr.
Taylor was introduced by Capt. j. W.
brown.
Senator Harris, the "lion of Tcnncs.
see Democracy" vas then introduced
by MIR. Slater in the following Ian.
guage: at is us necessary for me to
tell the audience that the sun rises in
the east and sinks in the west; that the
heavens are over us; that the stars
twinkle; that night and day succeed
each other alternativcly; or, that re-
turning Springs bring forth the fragrant
violets and lovely flowers, as for me to
introduce to you Senator Isham G..
Harris, who has national reputation,
and who has especial claim to our ad-
miration because he was born in this
county and lived with us until he was
advanced in his teens" The Senator
then started Off in his usual good style,
and at this hour (l4 p. m.,) as we 90
press, is making the dry bones Of Fus,
scllites, Beaslcyitcs and the Republican
party rattle. We will say morc'on the
subject next week.
The speakers are occupying the
Courthouse, which is crowded to over.
flowing.
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f1nA4I0n kanfsGf
EIUVuVH NVtSoa
l.. ,.. TO-, &c
November, 1882,
.,,-.,,.
| will, as Sheriff Of the county Ii rr"n".''''
State OF Tennessee, open ana no'u ~ ,"' , itl
rio"s n ~ " any, WV ''""''' w.
the following oihceS;
One Governor OF tennessee ,y;,h r,n
""t ,''J i n;,,.;a,.
One Senator for. Franklin, bcu'oro anu
Moore countless
One Representative ior the Lower House
Tor Franklin county; =.
Also, school oon.n'I ."r', oy;st
and Con'Iaolt N"v rlons ,rc brrcby onpointed
as Deputies and Judges III INC ''''o"' "''
tricts: ~
1.t district Winchester X Oakley, shrr-
;"drcs Dcchcrd Mp Hines, deputy; W
" Martin, J w Brown and W IL Moxey,
J" 81 Jistrict-J p Wellington, deputy; \
W Barbec, W II Baker and Wesley wood
ward, judges. -. ,,,,,.. . w
Rowling, John Mann and George BCn'rom
;"d',ns
'" aIb disrict-W J Woods, deputy; J /
ONeil, John Horton ana Knox Moore, luoSfS I,
co"nts ! Bollcnbacher and VIM Gillespie
G ;,T.n" =
|"G 9Th di.trict-Robt Taylor, deputy A q,
Wiscman, Henry Weaver and James lr"S''
J"g 7sS district-Geo Kimbro, deputy; J y
IIn 'iI "' v " May and j 4 Lyman, judge;
'? Sth 'di.uict-T J Go;sage, deputy;
Hr 9,h d'i tn c Tincy, deputy J
riuncy, j J Alternately and John Wilder
10th district-Cowon: & NJ Garner, urE S
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-25
Business Change !
From and After January LIST,
1895, we will do a
Cash and Barter
Business.

WHY? LIST, To meet cash competition.
ID, To know how to price goods, j. it posi-
bic for lis to know how to price goods when
we don't know when We will get the money
Sd, 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 all.
Happy thought: owe no man. How must
the cash and prompt dealers pay for los-rs
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 as will justify continuance OF their
patronage.
We will cndcnYnr 10 keen a
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Non-Reside Notice.
Attachment and Injunction Bill
], r. Gum VS.. Mrs. y. Polk,

1t appearing to the satisfaction oithc Clerk
A. Master from the affidavit in cumpainant's
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 that AN at
tnchmcnt has been regularly issued and lev
led upon defendants properly.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re
curing said nonresident defendant to ap
near and make defense to said Bill on or be
fore the fourth Monday in January next
before the Chanccry Court at Winchester
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same will b'
taken for confessed and set Tor hearing ez
parte as to her. u...
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn this Oct. II, 1852. ~ :,
wing '' T. II. FINCH, {. Il NJ.
octlS-iw
Simmons & Curtis, Solicitors,
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Royivor Notice to Iscn-Res:-
dents.
James NJ. Darwin VS. B. b. Knight.

In this cause, at the September Adjourned
Term, 1852, OF the Chanccry Court OF Frank
lin county, Tenn, an order waf entered OF
record suggesting and admitting the death Of
defendant, b. i. Knight aud that the cause
he revived against the heirs Of said Il. b.
Knight; and that l.. G.. Conn and wife Sarah
! G.. Conn, Mrs Winncircd Uonn, Joseph NJ.
| Knight, John Knight, A. p. Morris and wife
Margaret Morris, James VI, Bratton and wife
Tennessee Bratton, Amanda Knight, George
Waggoner and wife Mary Jane Waggoncr,
John Knight, two ur three minor children OF
James Il. knight, deed, whysc names are not
known, James +. Hamilton and wife Martha
| T.. Hamilton are all heirs at law OF said Il. i.
Knight, deed, and are non-rcTid,n ts Of the
State Of Tennessee: 1t was ordered that pub
LEGATION he made as required by law which il
hereby accordingly done, in the Home Jour
nal, u newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, for four consecutive weeks, requiring
said nonresident hcirt, Nc., to appear ON or
before the fourth Monday in January next,
before the Chanccry Court at Winchcste:
! Tpmr and show cause, ii any they have, why
this cause should not in all things be revived
against them rs such heirs al law Of Il. i.
! Knight, decd.
Wiu,.. my hand, at Office in Winchester,
| Franklin county, Tom, this oct Il, 1852
II. FECH, c. u VI.
ocllS-iw
Simmon. 4 Curtis, Solicitors.
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ChanceryLand Sales
For November 18th, 1899.
Valuable Mineral Property for
Sale

W. Y. Elliott ct. al. VS.. G. y. Pylaut
ct.' al.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd Il! itsOclob,r Adjourned Term, $50
in above cause, will, On
Monday, November 18th, 1852,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell to the highest bidder, on credit ol sly
mouths, less 10 per cent. oi tho purchafe mo
ncy required in cash, the tract Of land and
Mineral Springs containing about 81 acres
known AZ the "Pylant Spring." situated ii
Franklin county, about miles from Iulla'
homa, Tenn.
Note with approved security required Of the
purchaser, and a lies retained until the pur'
chase money il paid.
This October 18th, 1882
7. ii. FINCH, CO ".
oclls-tds s!
Fitzpatrick & Gregory, Solicitors.
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Notice +!

Whereas have gone out Of business, and
~ b. Tcmpcton was acting rs my agent in
the purchase Of goods, the same this day
ceases. All person. indebted to me must come
in and make settlement, or they Will Ind
their claims in the hands Of an officer.
This October Is, 1882. ~
Oclh-lt \. j. LOW i.
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1t will be seen in the advertisement
in this issue that Mr.. w. Il. Manuel, OF
our town, is connected with the popular
Clothing house of W. A. Lannom,
Nashville. Mr.. Manuel is well known
as one Of the best statesmen in Tennessee
honest, if such thing could be, al
most to iault-and we feel sure that
he will carry good trade to the house
from every section where he is known.
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j. l.. Blanton, admir-, &c, VS.. }. G.
Banton and others.
By virtue Of decree Of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn. pronounced
al its September Adjourned Tcrm 1850, in
above cause, | will, on
Monday, November 18th, 1882,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester Tenn
sell to the highest bidder, on credit OF one
and two years less 10 per cent. Of the pGr'
chase money required in cash, the Black
smith Lot" dc.crlbcd in the ploadinss, con
tanning lO2 poles, situated inS.lcm, Tom.
Note with good security required OF the
purchaser.
This October l4th, 1852.
T. II. FINCH, c. y VI.
oc.ls-tds 50
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James IL. Davis, admir-, &c, vs., Miss
Mag. Estill ct. III.
BY virtue Of decree oi the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at it, September Adjourned Term, 1852, il
above cause, will, on
Monday, November 18th, 1882,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester Tenn
sell to the highest bidder on Il crcdi, Of SiN
months, less 10 per cent. OF the purchas" mo
ncy required in cash, the two-third interest o
DR.. Wallace E.till, deed, in the trac, OF land
known as the "Acklcn SPRING. property
containing about acres, situated in tie l5li
civil district Of said county.
Note with approved security required o
the purchascr
Til. October l4th, 1852.
4. II. FINCH, {. a NJ.
octlS-tds 81
Fitzpatrick & Gregory Solicitors,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-25

Don't forget that Il large lot of Guns
(breech and muzzle leaders, will be sent
us to remain three days, LIST Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in November,
CATER d BIO.
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Col. Bobo, of Lynchburg, has been
with us several days. We are Away.
glad to see him.
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Where atl our sons and t,sgitI5s?
TIKI WINCHESTER NORMAL
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN
English, Latin and German,
Mathematics, History and Literature,
Natural Science, Music and Art,
Philosophy, Bookkeeping,
Primary StudiCs Penmanship,
Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
TIE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

Begins August % Tuesday, The outlook for the iM Prom
c. The enrolment "a" the The growth the r has i,,u
cudy and healthy, and to-day the Normal te largest school its
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J l.. Bryant ~ Co. vs.. 7, l.. CoU,icr
and Gabriel Lewis.
~ virtue Of su order oi sale in my hands,
Issued from the Circui, Court OF Franklin
county, Tenn, in above caus", will, on
Monday, November c, 1882,
al the C,urlhou.e door in Winchester Tenn,
sell Ia IN, highest bidder Tor CASH. tract
q Irac, OF land living in III lrict No > OF Franz
kiln youuJy, Tenn, bounded 20, follows: Fat
by y \ kitchens, south by l. Caldwell, west
by o. Clark, uor,h 10y Fred Bnrt containing
G5 gcr.., more coz lp..
Levied upon and viii be- .,ld as thcpryper
y o.. z. T.. Cou-i,r tn satisfy said order oi
sale, amounting to tlG925 and interest aud
costs.
This October 9th, lSS2
JLTUENER, Sheriff
octll-hls -
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Sales
For November 6, 1889.

Whit Ransom IS. II. G. Robertson and
j. c. Reynolds
By virtue Of au order oi sale in my hands, is
sued from the Circuit Court oi Franklin
county, Tenn, in above cau.c, will, ON
Monday, November &, 1889,
at the Cour,hou-, door in Winchester, Tenn,
offer for sale to the highc,. bidder, ior cash,
a tract Of land containing i1ii acres, mpr,u
less, Wing and being in district No. . oi
Franklin county, Tom, and bounded So JOB
lows. ON the ,a-i by Rudy Ru,h, We, hy
james Wood. and r. T.. Smith, north h,J t.
Baker and =. +. Sy.craud south by rra,uu
llmrhrl,.
Levied upon and viii h, -uN 81, the prop.
cry ni II. G. Robertson. 10 satisfy lli order
Of sale amounting HTir'2u, wd interest and
cots.
Thi. Oct. g'h l.s2
j. j. TURNER, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-25
For State Senator.

Wrarc authorized to ANNOUNCE Hon. ,iuo.
W.St,clr, Of Bedford county, candidate ior
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-25

W. Y. Elliott ct. al. VS.. q. \. Pylant
ct, al.