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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMs.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Ra1ireads and Irrigation Mat
terN.


asaurosd. and arrarntlou Mat
ters.
40 ~
oAchAnhSfo' Jan. ~ -hA- na".oa
~ niS Cs'S,..na ~ We caus e,o
s sne AZ .l.su, IN s ~ 'p a.
on. .n,s a = ~ ~ .fF.;rs 90 X. ,ats
p as !; % ,ne .nd y s%0 ,a'e
na,lrSaa COMMUNION n1na - i, ana WIS Even
Tbs meefinr was held IN secret and no
particulars about it have leaked out.
Al the tesrimony was taken IN snort
ha"d. Ex,Commissioner Zone wiz pe
placed on ne STAND again to-"4rrow'
Inc Assemp,y Oomul'see On 5'sa-
ton to-nignt ncara NUMBER Oh Fresno
farmers ON iFr'ga.ion questions. among
tnem wa snaee nof'n. ., insy askeu LOT
sne passage Oh ,aw es'spi'shing Nh'er
rights: = nov neia: wnioh means an
rssn's o''''
s.x rr.xc,sco Ian GA very
Fssnsh, i..his s.;c;ds ws. discovered
M o,or,,;u. ~ No D. Frsder;cL street
1t,ict S,s3tb ~ b;s s;ster Kste " ara
.cnvsrsd N smafl uobflv ,l.,seJ |
aS,,rsns I'D srn,, NJ. fnr,as % cl.r
II s,.;th "a sasJ a ana eng;aser
s{ths drv doct n s;,tsr was % and
Asswing girl. Ths cause of the suicide
il unknown.
~ GEE Stseks.
SAS Francisco, Jan. 81. Virginia,
UOc; Curry, ~; Mexican. S3B; Ophir,
81; Union, ~; Nevada, 81; Alpha,
- 80 0nJnh.r M. na1I, Cnl l
Savage, ut; Mono, &c.
ghfppsng Interests.
NEW YORK Jan. "a washington
special says; L. - UNDERWOOD one MOD
ihc:tion OF the HAWAIIAN Ireasy "ili De
with reference 70 sniPPang' 30 as 70 as
simulate Sand ~ich Island commerce. TO
our own coast. TINS. q course, WIZ oe
accomplished ~ provioing that trade
between TIE Two countries shall be car
eu .o"y ~ sesSsn ~'"s o'.n e
Hsvs;;sn GcvSrewsrf The object Of
this il to prevent British merchantmen
from taking cargoes OF merchandise from
the East, unloading 1t the Sandwich Is
lands, rsioading there With sugar, which |
thay brihg % San kr4neaeos where they
ars In position TO take an invoice of
wheat and ssil back again from whence |
they start.
a Rseh Uuele rinas = Lens. lost |
yieee.
BuEIISoToS, VI. Jan; T.IIne rree
Pre:s has ~ ssory o. wealthy Oaii
iornian, snespser why nus pesI ~
that P'Acs VIC Pss' 'noI ~ 80
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
The American Colony.
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE,!
Good Soil Abundance Of Water, Unsurpassed LO-
cation, Delightful Climate.

availability
in favorable
within
fered in California
anda available a all
nyother of
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, i04 MAIN STREET.
Office Hours-o to II A. NJ, 1 to and 7 to 8
gesiisnce-East side Of Main street, below
First mi5-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
DR.. @. F.. Dillingham;,

Member Royal College Surgeons, England.
Member Royal College Physicians. Edinburg
PONETs BUILDING, 1877 MAIN STREET,
decl9tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at 10:l5 A. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
"a Passengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at 1915
o'clock A. M, Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

longing to to the Burlington Wooden
Company. Loss, Sl25.0O0; insurance,
SIS. 600.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

w4snINoros, Jan. p. Members Of
the Foreign Affairs Committee believe
there is no pcssibility that the Hawaiian
Treaty WILDE either modified or abrogat
ed by Congress. II there was any dispo-
sitiop il Congress TO change or abrogate
the treaty there Is not sufficient time re-
naming at the present session to talk
action IN either House,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
WILLMORE CITY.

Public Auction Sale Of lots will take place OCTOBER M 1882
tiers Of blocks fronting been withdrawn
served bocksl a $50 to 500 EACH
svPres desiring to visit the Colony lands will please call at the Colony Office
Sundays, lands by the resident agent
SMITH Prospectus with full particulars mailed free ON application
). H. LESTER, President.
on or address wILLMoRE. Secretary Room Mohr
Block So Spring St.. Los Angeles Cal alt
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

4 Rich Uaeie Finls = Leng.isst
Niece.

BuHLrSoroS, VT. Jan. 27.-The Free
Press has the story of 8 wealthy Cali
fornian, shesp.raissr, who has been in
that place the past month. He had but
one relative in the world aud she was q
niece, whose whereabouts was unknown
to him. For two years he had been
making active search for her, and this
week succeeded in finding her. She was
employed in one Of the mills in this city,
and for several years had hard struggle
for existence. The meeting Of uncle and
niece wss, Of eourss, pleasant on both
sides. Ths young lady has shaken the
dust Of the min from her CATERS and
goes With her uncle to California and
afiiuence.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

sAs FRAscrsco. Jan. 81. Virginia
8Oc; Curry, -; Mexican. $50; Ophir
s2f; Union, e24; Nevada, $50; Alpha
81; Jacket, els; Belcher, zoe; Belle, S9k
SavAce. Hl4: Mono. So.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
GEORGE s. Hupp. THos. H. SMITH.
Smith q Hupp,
Attorneys and counseiors at Law.
OFFICES 80, 80 40 TEMPLE BLOCK.

VIII practice in all Of tho State and Federal
Courts In California and will give prompt and
faithful attention TO all business entrusted 70
them fs niu y
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

BALr1noRs, Nd. Jan. p. The Sar
Of yesterday says: Miss Genevieve A
Martin, niece Of Ex-Governor Downey
was married to-day to Barlow l. Walker
At the Cathedral, by Archbishop Glib
bons. Among those present were Johr
Dowuey Harvey and wife. Harvey i
the brother q ths bride and has been
married only short time. His aunt
Mrs. Gov. Downey, attended his nup
tials and was on her way home accom-
panied by her husband when she wa,
killed in an accident on the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--Colonel Ish,
chief Of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, died to-day Of paralysis Of thu
heart.
Destructive Fire In Wineeski.
wmoosxr, VI, Jan. p. This morn
ing kerosene oil explosion took place
setting fire TO large wooden storehouse
The bpilding Wa consumed. toesthe'
with it contents, which consisted o
wool and mill supplies Of all kinds be
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28
LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
Steamship Company.
eooDALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
SAN FRANCISCO.

cAN rsANStoNo.
/ NORTHERN ROUTES.
STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangle, Sitka and Harrisburg, Alaska. and
Nanaimo and New Westminster, b. c., as ad
vertised In San Francisco newspapers.
For Victoria, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma
Stellacoom and Olympia on the 10th, Goth and
30th OF each month, except when those dates
fall on Sunday. Steamers one day earlier.
For Astoria and Portland, every Wednesday and
Saturday. u
For Eureka, Arcata and Hookton. every welncs
day.
For Point Arena, Cuffys Cove, Little River
whitesborc, Mendocino City, anil Noyo. ever,
Monday. = ff..
cOmTuEpp pONTrc
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-28

WABASH, Ind, Jan. T.--Last night
the express train on the Wabash, St.
Iouis and Paciho line struck broken
rail and the chair car and sleeper went
down Z forty foot embankment. Eight
passengers wore in the two cars, none OF
whom were seriously injured, except the
parties in the sleeping car. The wound
ed were brought here. The names are
M. knight, General Freight Agent Wa
bash line. St. Louis; c. E, Whitman, st.
Louis; A. w. Cotton, Toledo; n. j.
Gail, St. Louis. The porter's name isnot
sscertaiusd.
n..~ss~e ar saoyernor DOwney's
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22
Resignation OF Or. Johnston

The resignation Of DIR Johnston as
Professor of Ancient Languages in Mary
Sharp College has been accepted by the
Board Of Trustees, and the following res
olutions were adopted
Resolved, That we, the Trustees OF
Mary Sharp College, appreciate deeply
the rare scholarship Of Prof. Johnston
in the department in which he has 50
faithfully labored for the last five years,
and the high Christian character he has
borne, both as II citizen and teacher.
We heartily wish him great success
in his new field Of work, and commend
him to the respect and honor Of those
into whose midst he goes,
|, {. GARNER,
II. X. lloDGEs,
}. NJ. HuTCnINs,
Committee.
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FronI naaxWeii.

/ -'''-' '.'''' : ''''''' 'N''F.' l''' ~. -
This place AMI vicinity arc unusually
quiet at the present writing. \ time
Of sutry weather, wa;crmclous. pro
tractcd meetings, and other cummodi-
ties too numerous to mention, is upon
a.
protraclcd meetings have just closed
at Enon, below Ilunlland Harmony,
down by the riverside, and Cana, near
Salem. Much good has been done.
The annual proiraccd meeting of the
Baptist Church at Maxwell begins on
Saturday before the second Sunday in
September.
Cattle are dying with murrain out in
:he harrcnS west of here.
| Mir. Fleet Reed is teaching an inter
cstiug school at lla,chctl's School-huusc,
4 miles out on tie Paint Rock road.
Mr.. Il. is proving himself an efficient
educator.
The Salem school is only l. miles
from Maxwell, and las in attendance
IS pupils. 1t is under excellent man
agcmcnt,
The Maxwell school,housc, little
ways east of our town, will soon have Il
habitation as well as name. Mr..
Amacker who has the contract, is
building it rapidly,
Since the grateful shower Of last We'd.
ncsday the corn crops look more prom
Using, and the farming community have
commenced turning land for fall seed.
ing,
In Il radius Of 8 miles Of this town
there are four schools now in session,
aggl cgalng over 200 students, six
churches with over GOO Glands gathered
to the fol,." Three physicians live and
practice within this circle. There are
also five merchandising establishments,
but no saloons. This shows clearly
that industry, morality, subricty and
wealth are here.
The hum Of the thrcsher is heard at
this late day in our vicinity. Mcssrs.
Horton u Ross have threshcd so far
about 5000 bushels Of wheat.
CLARION.
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Barbecue at EstiIl SPRINGS.

At the regular meeting Of fine oE.,iu
Springs Bar Association" which mot -,
The Springs on the 18th inst, it bojno
The day Of the annual meeting there
were present number Of nonresident.
other thnn Iawycrs-anlong them mony
ladies who came from Pylant and lIni.
r'cahc springs and Tullahomu, the
names OF whom we did not learn. To.
gether with them came also several orn.
liehlcn' The most distinguished WA.
zen stephen u. Ice, whose name and
'h''i'afy tune during darker DAYS was
ana Is Il SYNONYM Of true patriotism
" hI'c advanced in years, 50 that he is
growing gray, he yet has the vigor and
quick step Of Il preserved manhood. III.
modesty and ease in conversation to.
gelher with his personal appearance and
pall!ncSS, and remarkably fine social
qualities as cvlnccd On that day, (and it
was The first time we ever saw him J
show conclusiycly that he is n man Of
me Judgment true Southern type Of
gentlemen, and having graduated at
West Point Military Academy before
the war, when men competent could ONLY
DO 50, is ample guaranty Of his finished
education.
Among the Murfrccsboro lawyers in
attendance were lIcssrs. Frank Avrnt.
Andy Woods, L. Beard, Mai. Richard
son, (who is President of the Associa.
ton; the Nicc-prcsidcnt being the
able, efficient, jocular, sporiiyc, genial,
social, robust, attentive and iincIy-prc-
siding and most hospitable Sparks, the
Clerk and Master, who is an honorary
member and Capt. Nose Nelson. the
man who did more TO cidircn the occa.
san than any other officer.
The members from Winchester were
Gov. Marks, Judge Williams, Floyd
lStlIl, Capt Gregory, and Scott Davis,
together with Col Marion Ray and r.
q. Smith, (our efficient Trusted who
are honorary members Of the Assdcia-
iion-the former Of the two latter being
the Colonel" Of the regiment by Sc.
niority. james Arlcdgc WAS there.
There were also Capt. Aydclott, of the
Bar, Mr.. +. } Darwin, Mr.
fllckcrson. Mr., French and Others not
now remembered, present, and received,
ike the others, Il bountiiul supply of
sheep and shoat."
Mr.. +. Il Jones, of Murfrcesboro,
VAS an invited guest, and in II pondnous
way paid strict attention to the barbecue
md other things.
1t was grand success The next
Meeting will he held at Sharp's Spring,
rear W lnchcster, next August, and We
nope Us full an attendance US this time
1t Estill. The Association is ON rising
ground, and bids fair TO become one Of !
he permanent institutions Of the coun-
ny ut least for one day in each year
# pure, genuine, democratic Gin the
rue scnsc,) and unrcscrvcd enjoyment
The main question that was talked
#, discussed, and steps taken about,
vas "Ibc Joodcf tie comltty."
We will see what progress The Assn
iation makes. The Committee will re-
'ort in writing. Ii consists of Col.
Ray, Chairman +. u. Gregory, H. G.
'mith, W. j Slater aud Floyd lIslilI.
Col W. j. Slater arrived in time to
cccivc the Inequalities of the occasion
II Il true, democratic style. He said to
imSclf after dinner, when in som
ambuIl>Iic, scmi-cosc state, (by imia-
ion only,) "What are ;hc wild waves
nying?' DAN.
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Prohibition Club.

The Prohibition Club met in Temper.
ancc Hall, at the {. =. Church, on
Thursday night, Aug. 18th, 1883, Mr..
j, a. Carter, Chairman presiding, and
passed the following resolutions;
!. That all members present tonight,
who may be at the County Convention
On Saturday, Aug. 18th, and any one
else friendly to the prohibition cause,
act MS delegates to that Convention.
1iat Il committee Of ten be ap-
pointed by the Chairman Of this Club,
whose business will he to find out the
position Of every man in the county ON
the subject OF prohibition, and that
they he authorized to appoint district
committees to aid them in their work f.;
also, to find out by the meeting of the
Convention on Saturday who would
likely be willing, from each district, To
attend the State Prohibition Convention
which assemblies at Nashville on the
22d and 23d inst, and bear their own
expenses.
The Chairman announced the follow
ing persons to act ON said Committee :
John A. Lawing, b. Dufald, 7. j.
Gaines, NJ. n. Whitaker, j. NJ. Bed,
soc, Nathan Francis, G.. A, Pylant, j.
II. Beasley, }. b. Ashley, and Isaac
Estll.
The Club then adjourned to meet on
Tuesday night, the 2Sth instant.
NATHAN FRANCS, Scc'y,
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Our Cash hrgu.Gen.
RE v ARL)ED !

Under or cash system ", nave, in thry,
months, been compelled To move Do q larger
store house and employ extra lore, in order
to meet the demands ui our trade.
We don't claim 10 -,ll all lhp goods lha,
arc,od here bulWc slill say We will make
y"Ur friends treat YOU right Even an enemy
i. your iri,ud ii hc makes Your ifivud treat
You right. Then how great friend must
yuur friend he who treats You right without
the making? Did yuu buy ior = fourteen
pounds Of choice sugar, ten pounds oi chuic,
|rollvr, or IL iull weight domestic at Gic, oI
best print, at Gc, before we put them DOWN
Suppose you permit Harry Ia 20 To- you
smoke house aud take one oi your most ch, IL,
hags every week how long will il be before
you would have to sci! the rcmairdora at dou-
bic ils yalucto make good ,oUr loss? This
suits our casccNactIy. Harry CONF, every
day (thcrc are many lIarri,,D Suppose
We load him down mot Gpl with ~ pound
coffee and ll-pond sugar iur 81 ForSl?
Oh, no, but iur the promise Of -. No, sr;
We can't stand it, but pass him over to orr
ncighhurS who take chances un all alike with
only one consolation is, ii Harry don't
pay, Tom and Dick will.
", don't pretend to say all who ask iur
credit will pay. Wcadmil that Tom and
Nick viii pay and that Harry will net.
We ave always busy, and tosayr Ur We can't
know Harry from Tom and pick. II, is rs
good-lookiug, and more glib onthr tongue.
Now tothc point; Gentlemen, two-lhirde OF
You furnish the other unc-third all their lux
urics, &c, This loss dom, lull on Smith, Len.
chan, or Mr.. -, but the people loot tn,
whole bill.
We keep a iulI line OF Clothing, Gent,
Furnishing Goods, &c, alsoa general stock o
merchandise, and pay the highest marl;c
price for barter of all kinds.
=. u $. LENElIAN.
! Successors to Joe lcnchan.
Dcchcrd, Tenn, Dee. %, 1852, tsc27'SS
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Cow an Items.

We had coplons rains the past week
Same has been in good time to bring
ont corn, which was suffering for rain.
Farmers are busy turning land iol
wheat.
Prospects are fair for pretty good
crops OF corn in our section
Misses Hattie and Laura Boyle, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in our community, returned to their
home near Nashville recently.
Mir. f.. |. Hampton, who has been in
delicate health, has improved very
much.
Mrs. Robert Vaughn has been very
sick for some time but is improving.
Three burglars blew open II safe at
Bridgeport last Thursday night. They
were captured at Cowan Friday morn
ing ut daylight. Mr.. Sam Hawkins
and Mr., Barnes captured them, but
there was II heavy iog and two Of them
made their escape. Hawkins and
Barnes succeeded in getting three OF
their drills.
The brick-masons working for the
furnace company struck for higher
wages last Friday morning, They were
getting 81 per day, but wanted it in
creased to $3.50. The Company dis
charged them and employed Il new
force.
1t will be some two weeks before the
furnace will be III operation.
Health Of our community generally
good. IL.
Cowan, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1883,
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The annual barbecue given by Maj
J. ID. Richardson and Maj. j. W
Sparks to host Of friends ut Esill
Springs last Saturday was the mos
pleasant treat we have had in a year
All kinds Of meat, barbccucd IN supcrl
style; splendid bread melons, COOLED
in the cold spring watcr,) and more o.
all these things than the large crowc
could consume; W. b. Holt with Ni'
genial FACET was II happy day for ~
"a lit dav to he remembered. We shall
have occasion to say more about it ncX'
week, we think,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22
COUNTY PROHIBITION CON.
vENTiON.
S'oceodinSs Of the conven-
tion which met on Sat-
urday Last.

The Convention met at 10 o'clock Il
H. III The Temperance Hall Of the G. 7
Hh"rch, ON Saturday, August Is, 1883
Napt. Is. DuiicId was made temporary
chairman. aud, after stating the ohjcc
VI The Convention, he announced thu
llrSt order Of business TO be the election
OF II permanent Chairman whcrcupon
upon motion, hy acclamatiou, MIR, j X
Shook WAS elected permanent Chairmal
Ui the Convention.
Upon notion, Nathan Francis wa.
chosen Secretary If the Convention b,
accIamatlon, when the Chairman an
nounccd the Convention organized anc
ready for business.
\ motion was made and carried that
the Secretary call over the districts tc
sec T"!cf ones were represented in the
Convention, when it was asccrlaincJ
that the first, second, fourth, fifth,
eighth, tenth, eleventh, fifteenth and
sixteenth districts were well represented,
the Others not having amy delegates
present.
a motion prevailed tia; as many as
five from the first, aud three from all
,thcr districts, be appointed as dele.
gates 10 the State Convention at Nash.
vile on the 22d and 23d Of August.
Upon motion, the Secretary proceed
ed TO call the county by districts, the
representatives nominating their own
delegates from their respective districts,
when the following were suggested:
lst District \ Garter, G. G Phil.
lp., Isaac lIstill, Dan Lcnchun and J
X Bennett.
dc T Macon, Wesley Woodward
and } + Buckley.
Sd n Martin, DR. } T Barton and
James 5 Sisk.
4lh-T + Mosclcy, j X Moore and
W \ Larkin.
9th Thos Foster, j., G II Mcleod
and 5 ID Malhcr.
9Th W Wiscman, G + Ray and
Larkin Rogers.
7ih-ll Y Alexander, W II Gilbert
and Vim Byron.
She \ Miller, " y lIcsscy and
J N Braiion.
9th-Gco d Gipson, Jack partin and
John Wilder.
loth-Dr II p Williams, John W
l'atiic and " NJ kcnlnll
lith Isaac Young, j X Shook and
W L Francis.
18th Gov Sherwood, CD Mcdonald
and ii II smith.
l3th-W + Holder, II b West and
John Sells.
1lth-D w s Farris, Jcll OVERLY
aud W W Pennington.
18th q \ Pylaul, Jas NJ Graham
and VIM Davis
ldth-W + Houston, Ja. Tanlcrsly,
81, and &C Crabtrcc
l7th-W W Britain, q W Corn
and W I League.
lSth--W c Looncy, Harry Easter
md K NJ Dubosc.
Upon motion, the above list Of dele
gates SO nominated was adopted
y motion was made and carried that
all citizens Of Franklin county friendly
tn the cause, who may he present at the
Convention in Nashville, be permitted
to act as delegates thereto.
y motion prevailed that every dis.
irici in Franklin county be requested 10
organize Prohibition Clubs at once.
After some interesting speeches by
Prof II G Hampton, Capt $ ID Mathcr,
Dr c p Baird, and others, the Conven.
ion adjourned.
}, X Shook, Chairman.
NATHAN FRANCS, Secretary.
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A Strong Team.

Ex-Gov. A. S Marks, of Winchester
Col. A. S. Coylar and John W. Chill
dress, of Nashville, have formed Il part
nership for the practice of law in thi,
city. This is 4 strong legal firm. Gov
Marks, the new member, is one Of tn,
ablest lawyers of the South The same
may be said Of each of the other part
ners - Nashville Banner, 10th,
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We direct attention 10 the advertise
mont of Mr.. b. II. Stief, Nashville
Mr.. Sticf Is a very pleasant gentleman
to deal with, keeps II superb stock of
Jcwclry and Watches Of the best quail
ty on hand, and we have heard him
praised by scores Of persons for being so
reliable We are willing to guarantee
that you will not find nicer or better
man in the city to deal with.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

Stamped envelopes, when spoiled
through instruction or other causes,
can be exchanged for postage stamp
of the same denomination at the nearest
postOlCc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

Miss Bette Hester who graduated at
Mary Sharp College last June, has been
employed to teach in the Tullahoma
HIGH School.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

This, the last month Of summer, is
more than half gone, yet the weather is
very warm, the mercury reaching 800
in the shade at our residence
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

And it turns out that we are to have
no Town Hall after all. Mr.. Embrcy
has had the room parlitioncd, and will
use it for store purposes Too bad.
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Mrs. W. }. Slater and her three lit.
tie Girls left for ilouma, Tcrrcbonnc
Parish, La, last Thursday, where they
expect to spend several months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

We are glad to announce that Mr.;
John Vanqandt, who has been confined
for several weeks with typhoid lever Is
able to be out again. lie is Il very
worthy Young man.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-08-22

Mrs. a. NJ. Moore and daughter, who
have been with US several weeks, re-
turned to their home at Byhalia, Miss,
last week.