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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05
From Alto.

Since my last the unelring hand of
death has taken from our midst Miss
Mary, daughter Of DR.. J. j. Alternately,
Of this place, who, for her sparkling in
telIcct and christian virtue, was dearly
beloved by all who knew her. She was
long confined and suffered much from
that fatal and most dreaded Of diseases,
consumption. But, by the tender sym
pathy and the skill Of those who minis
tered to her temporal wants, and by the
mysterious power Of Him who is wont
to comfort His suffering creatures, she
was enabled to bear, with wonderful
patience, the aiiliction of her prolractcc
illness While We sympathise deeply
with her bcreaved parents and friends il
their great loss, we can but feel glad toI
the patient sufferer when we reflect thai
her musical voice, which was 50 inter
tcresting while among us, is now be-
yond question adding new impetus Il
, that grand chorus which makes glad the
city Of God.
4 few days since Mcssrs. Loxson 4
Cox, while ut work in their shop, re
ceved II slight shock from Lightning
The lightning struck Il post Of the shop
10y which it was conveyed to the floor
took its course thence across the shop
struck large steel hammcrand severed
it in the middle. We learn that thu
parties except the hammer have re-
covered.
4 few days since mule was foun'
in an old well on the premises Of Mr.
Henley, near tins place. j, appear
that the mule stInycd from tcamate
who had stopped for the night ut Sc
vance, made his way to this place
jumped into the field, and went direct
Is to the well, without once stopping t,
feed upon the green corn. 1t is II mys
tory 10 those who are best acquainted
with the habits of mules. that he shout,
have approached the well, which is over
crown with bricrs and covered will
poles. Some think he was directed by
an animal less timid and more dcpraved
CAROL.
Alto, Tenn, Sept. |, 1889.
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Decherd Items.

Our young friend, Mr.. Oscar Mason,
who has been seriously sick, is thought
TO he improving.
Maria Embrcy, an aged colorcd wo'
man, died near here last week.
The annual protractcd meeting was
begun and held ut Payne's Church du'
ring last week. The meeting WAS very
interesting, and quite II number of pro
LESSONS wcrs made.
\ protracted meeting was held at the
Peabody SchooLhouse, near Mrs. Hop
kins', last week, by the Methods
brethren. They had an interesting
meeting, with number Of professions
The ground is getting so very dry il
our ncighborhood that nearly all the
farmers have stopped blowing. y.
Dccherd, Tenn, Sept. 3, 'S3.
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Farmers Convention.

In pursuance Of q call by II. G.
Hampton, Vice-President Of the Frank.
lin County Agricultural Society, large
number of farmers assembled at III,
Courthouse on Monday, the I'd day Of
September, 1888.
The Convention was called to orlc,
by II. &. Hampton, who proceeded t,
explain the object Of the meeting, when
J on motion, Rev. W. b. Wattcrson wa,
chosen as Secretary pro TEN. of tho
Convention.
The Convention then proceeded Ia
appoint delegates to the Convention tt
meet at Nashville on the llth instant
viz:
LIST district p Francis, VIM Rus
sey, James Davis.
2d-Jno NJ Donaldson, + NJ Wood
ward, w II Cole.
3d-Jno + Nanzant, S West, SANFORD
Smith.
4th-Martin Mason, Jno West, II \
Lucas.
5th-R Ruch, S u Maiher, S J.
Counts.
Gth-W Andcr,on, Ben Taylor, A j
Wiscman.
1th'-ll S lIudgins, II V Alexander
j NJ Holland.
Sth-R Il Powell, W Is Cunningham
b + Knight.
5th-S ID Roe, b Long, jeff Bratton
lO-J X Champion, $ NJ Hawkins
{ b Ausicll.
ll;h-W BWattcrson, Jno T Cowan
TN Thurman
l2th-Jno + Anderson, j ID Lynch
Larkin Garner.
l3th-Jno W Goncc, II i West
Wallace Holder
l4th-S p Ray, W NJ Taylor, \ j
Silveriooth.
l5th-W II Phillips, Thos Roscbo
rough, ii ID Bcvill.
lGth-C { Crabtrcc, W Houston, l.
ID Parsons.
l7th-W 7 Wright, Jesse Corn, RobJ
Maeee.
18th-A j Gibson, J X Gum, K
Gillespie.
The Convention proceeded to appoint
the following Committees:
On Agricultural Kascrman, David
! Lyons, Joe Miller, j VI Brattan, 4 j
Silvertoolh.
On Statstics--S d Malhcr, Hugh
Caperton, } X Bennett, S ID Ray.
On Public Roads Thos Moslcy, inc
Shull, q y Mixer, Smith ID Long.
The Convention then organized {
Franklin County Farmers Association
to meet at Winchester, in the Court.
house, on the LIST Saturday in October
at | | o'clock Il M.
On motion, the Home journal anC
Franklin County News were rcques,cC
to publish the proceedings.
The Convention then adjourned.
II. G. HAMPTON, President
W b. WATrEEsoy, Secretary.
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From NuntIand.

We have been at some little trouble
to ascertain the amount of wheat made
in this (4th) district Of our county, for
the purpose Of reporting to the Agricul-
tural Department Of the State, as well
as for our own satisfaction. In order to
do this We have conferred with the men
who have thrcshed the wheat. The az
gregatc amount sums up eleven thous-
and three hundred Ql 800 bushels,
We had far crop of oats, very little
of which has been threshed. Farmers
usually feed oats in the sheaf.
Our corn crop is not an average
crop. a great deal Of it is late, and at
present is needing rain badly. We think
that considerable damage has already
been done by dry weather.
Our pototo (swee) crop is tolcrably
good.
Our clover-hay crop was rather light
not an average but the seed crop is
better than an average, and there will
be more seed thrcshcd in this district
than ever before in any one season.
perhaps double the quantity OF any
former season. "Straws show which
way the wind blows" so we conclude
that the farmer has his eyes open to the
fact that clover is an important factor
in the farming interests of this country.
We are in favor of fruit growing, and
glad to see farmers interested il having
an ABUNDANCE Of fruit, provided they
do not misuse it. We are decidedly OF
the opinion, that if grown for food for
man and beast, and to market in It's
natural state, fruit is Il blessing to the
country, as well as II source Of profit.
But to grow fruit for the purpose OF
converting it into beverage will prove
to be Il curse to the country. From
our own observation We are satisfied
that much damage has already been
done in this district. Many of oul
young men are in the habit of drinking
wine, and some of them drink Other
and stronger beverages. If the bust
ness of fruit growing is increased, OF
even continues as it is, and for the pur
pose of being converted into beverages
it would be blessing to the country i
: blight would destroy the very fnunda
ton Of the business of fruit growing
No calamity can bcfall any country thu
rnvages of which could possibly exceed
that of the use Of spirits, Drunkenncs
is one of the three greatest crimes c.
self that is INDUCED in by the huma'
, family. lnidelity, whoredom an'
drunkenness go hand in hand, as tn
base of all other crimes.
W. 4. LARKIN.
lIuntland, Sept. |, 1883.
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the drugstore is their headquarters,
and for what? Whisky straight, gentle.
men-a little quinine in it
MIR. Editor, | am for the fair thing
An honest prohibitionist admire and
respect. but cant and hypocrisy alb.
hor. am strictly opposed to any ell
croachments Of ianatlcal puritanism or
Radical bigotry. am for the inherent
right Of holding and using ones own
earnings, within the limit of public
good, for ones own satisfaction and
pleasure, as declared by Jefferson
am for good license law the violation
Of which to forfeit the license. am
for the sure and speedy punishment Of
all men found drunk, be they rich or
poor, ! am for all money gained from
license being used for educating poor
children and give them ten months
school each year Raise the license Sc
it can be done.
nm not candidate for any Office
and I'm for Free Trade with a little
protrection mixed.
Very respectfully, TRAMP.
Dechcrd, Tenn, Sepr. 3, 1883.
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From Maxwell.


MAXWELL, TENN., Sept. /, 1855.
Mr.. ID. + Reynolds, several nights
since, was out about his barn, when he
saw two persons pass close by i'll low
conversation with each other. After
they had passed to the rear of him, one
threw rock ut Mr.. Reynolds. which
came very near ,tiking him on the
head. Nr. Reynolds hallocd for his son
to bring him the gun, and started in
pursuit of them. lie not proceeded tar
when one Of the parties fired n pistol
behind him without stopping. Mr. Il. 5
gun was not loaded, and he did not fol-
low them. Upon examination the next
morning it was found that Mr.. Rcy-
nolds' gate had been fenced up, and n
card Of II threatening nature was tackled
upon the gatc-post. His melon-patcl
had been rnided also. The guilty par
ties in this affair have been hunted
down, and are young men Of good con
ncciion. One of them turned S;atc''
evidence, and the other two skipped out.
CLARION.
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Concert.

The Coleman boys, Felix, Mabry aud
Tom, children of Mr.. {. A. Coleman, of
our town, will give Concert at Mary
Sharp College next Saturday night, for
the purpose of raising means to enable
them to get an education These chill
dren are totally blind, and we hope
and believe they will have full house.
They perform on the piano and organ
and sing well, and they will make it in
tcrcsting toaIl who attend Admission,
2Jcts children, 10cts. The following
is the programme for the occasion
/. Star Spanglcd Banner-Fclix and
Mahry.
., Sans Souci Mabry.
3. Loves Request Il llorn)-Fclix
and Mabry.
4. Sonata ---------------Ma bry
>. Alpine Watersheds and Mabry
6. Old Cabin Home Song-Tom
Brightest Eycs-IIorn-Fclix and
Mabry.
! s. Airs from Norma-Fclix.
.. Phlomcl Polka-Fclix IL Mabry,
10. Sonata-Fclix.
II. Capricr-Mabry.
II. Ham-Song-Tom,
IS. March from Norma-Felix.
II. Carnival de Venicc-Nlabry
- Academic Waltze-F'clix a. Mabry
1G. The Storm March-FcliX and Ma
brv.
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Mr.. Wiley 5. Embrey left last sub
day for the Eastern markets to pur.
chase mammoth stock Of goods for the
new firm. At present You can pur-
chase all kinds of goods now III the store
of Wiley 5. Embrcy q Son at the very
lowest prices for cash They will open
up in their new stOrc-house in n few
weeks, and rather than move the goods
they now have, prefer to sell them n
greatly reduced prices, ms it is their IN
tcnlion to have all new goods in thei
new house.
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Dissolution of Copartnership,
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the copartncr-
ship heretofore existing between S. &. llogc
and John Miller doing business in the town
of Scwancc Franklin county, Tenn, under
the title OF lIoge q Miller, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ;. {. llogc AS
-umcs al liabilities, and is alone authorized
to transact business in the firm name.
$. G. IlOGE,
JOHN MILLER
Scwancc Tenn, Aug 81, 1883.
s. c. IIoge will continue business at the old
stand, and solicits the patronage OF the pub
lie. SEQ
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Our clever friend, Mr.. X. $. Stewart,
Of Pylant Springs in this county, has IL
dog that deserves especial mention. Mr..
Stewart has Il lot Of splendid hogs, and
he feeds them in the woodland that sur
rounds this splendid watering place.
While the hogs are eating the dog
stands guard and keeps strange hogs
away. We spent last Sunday night nj
these Springs Monday we were up
early, as is our habit, aud Mr.. Stewart
went out to give his hogs some slop
After he left several hogs that did MI
belong to Mr. S. came up and were eat
ing away as freely ms il they had been
invited Although they were wedge
in with Mr.. Stewards hogs, when the
dog came he singled them ont, one by
one, taking each by Il hind les and
chasing him away until not II hog was
left except those belonging to Mr.. Stew
art, and then he remained ms guard I'M
I'll the hogs were through eating. We
witnessed this, and mention it as an in
stance Of remarkable canine sagacity
Nevertheless. we wish we had NOR,
sleep and fewer dogs, and il every dog
that prowls from his home could b,
killed We would say, Amen. W,
ought to have law for the killing OF
every dog caugh. from his home unac.
companicd by his master, or unmunled
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Last Saturday right the hack which
lle' between this place and Decherd
'praed over jus. after leaving the latter
iace' There were eight or ten ladies
eua gentlemen aboard, but none were
II''y hurt The hack was soon right
, , the passengers were brought to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Ahrge number ofcitizens and stran-
eeH attended the opening exercises OF
Nary Sharp College last Monday. The
school opened with Il goodly number Of
pupils, and it is predicted that at least
'WO hundred will be enrolled before ouI
next issue, as they are coming in daily
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Prof. L. NJ. Gardner and family have
eoHm Nashville to locate. The Pro-
irssor will continue to teach Il class in
ihe Art Department Of Mary Sharp
college, and will return here once Il
Week for that purpose.
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Col. Geo. W. White and wife, of
Nashville, who have been stopping at
ryhnt Springs several weeks, arrived
b town last Thursday. Col. w. left
FOR Nashville Monday. Mrs. W. will
remain here several weeks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Mcssrs Marion Tanning and Johnnie
Oakley, who have been in Texas II year
crlwo, returned to their homes in Wiz
chester last week on account of bad
Health.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Madame Rumor deceived our people
again last week. The marriage didn't
take place, and is not likely to. Away
Nth such Tom-foulcrv.
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Mr.. Peter Monctte, of this vicinity,
Abcen appointed postmaster at Cow
b, lie has made the required bond,
sd will receive his commission and en-
r upon his duties in few days.
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LIST CT LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at Win.
chester, Franklin county, Tenn, for the
month ending Sept. I, 1883, In
calling for these letters please say lad,
ycrtisCd letters"
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The Womans' Missionary Society of
The NJ. L Church, South, will meet at
the residence of Capt. Gregory next
Friday evening, at / o'clock.
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Mr.. Billie Donaldson, a good citizen
of our county, died at his residence in
tie 18th district last Friday night, aged
about ~ years.
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Miss Flossic Griffin, u Mary Sharp
graduate, has been employed to assist
Prof. BIedsoc in the Preparatory De
Iartment of that institution.
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A gentleman who resides in the 18th
district informs us that he has sold over
four thousand watermclons i'll our mar
ket this season.
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Road directors should remember that
all taxes paid in work must be perform.
Gland reported to the County Trustee
ly the lst of October.
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Mr.. John +. Vaughan purchased the
fnt postal note issued from the Win
CHESTER post-otlcc. 1t was for S2.95,
pol was drawn ON the Cincinnati post
flee
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ce' %,'' !, Bette Francis, aged about II
,i"S' daughter Of Mr.. Jno. p. Fran
l" M, VINO lives about two miles from
1L""J was thrown from horse last
ban ~ suy her foot caught in the STIR
Mkt ~ anu M $ she was dragged about sixty
NIo v "e'ore getting loose. Her father,
lp,,IS WAS at work in n field close by,
feIis S ncr cries for help, went to her
.unl' J.. ano found that her arm was frac.
DhMa "ear The wrist. She was carried
|iamL. una DR.. Shapard, Mr.. Francis
Ma, c,,,p physician, who was passing by
hi, v "I;' IN. The arm was set, and IA,
'"'nS Miss Bette is doing well.
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Mr.. John Il. George, of Union City,
it,ppel over in our town last Friday.
lie was en- route to visit relatives in
lincoln county.
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j. W. CRISARD,

Physician .@"1 Surgeon,
Offers his professional services to the citi.
zcns OF Winchester and surrounding country
glay" Ofce--ln the building occupied by
Judge j. W. Williams, west side OF SIrarc
Rcsidcnce-'rhe Cochran house near Capt.
Tom. Grcgory's. June %, 70.
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Dissolution and New Firm,

Having purchased the interest Of \. :.
Embrcy in the stock Of goods Of Emhrcy
Bros n Co., and having taken Hugh II, En-
brcy in ~ partner the firm will hereafter be
Wiley 5. Embrcy &..Son.
Respectfully,
WILEY 5. EMBREG.
Having sold my interest in the stock oi
goods OF Embrcy Bros. & Co.. ! chccriully
recommend my successors, Wiley s. Emhrcy
~ Son, and bcfpcak for them liberal patron.
age. Respectfully,
\. $. EMBREN.
y. 81 have the notes and accounts ot
Embrcy Bros. IL Co. for collection, and will
ask prompt settlements. AS Il.
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The Winchester Literary Society will
meet at the residence Of Mr.. W. Y.
Bcasley at s o'clock next Fridcy night.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Mrs. T. j. Finney, of Chicago, is Wis
;tpp our town, the guest Of her rcla-
,ye the editor of the Home journal.
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!, iom' Sharp, COL, who was convicted
! a's stealing at the late term of Cir
,i .' court and sentenced to the peniten-
,~'! lof three years, and appealed, was
,l 'asu' IN the act Of stealing Mr.. Ben.
,"aes corn last week. He was arrested,
,nn , lIall'ng to give bond, dismissed his
,5r " 10 the Supreme Court, was turn,
|. n"a, 10 the penitentiary lessees, and
D'W digging coal at Tracy CITY.
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The Society Of Earnest Workers will
meet at the NJ. i. Church next Sunday
evening at 3 O'clock.
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Mr.. Fred A. Hecp, formerly citizen
Of this vicinity, but now Of Austin,
Texas, is visiting friends here.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Mr.. H. NJ. Babb has sold his farm
near Decherd, and will return to In
diana in October.
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Our Agents.

The following named persons are an'
to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions to Home Journal
John II Martin, Winchester.
George L. Banks, Dechcrd
D. S. Long, Hockerville.
l.. II. Sartain, Cowan.
WI Gossage, Estill Springs.
IN Martin, Maxwell.
O. p. Bruce, Huntland.
G. ". Bowling, Maxwell.
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LIVERY AND SALE STH1-e
WINCHESTER, Tenn.

New and elegant Top and sl NSiao I1orsss'
and irst-class Harness and Saddle i ~, ~ d.y
Horses boarded BY the year m" ~, "s.;,r,.i
very low, and well attended to by ia''h'u'
groomsmen. ,., Manchester
Hacks run nigh and day from Mhehes..t
to Dechcrd. PasssFrs 'a'led Tor III Any " ~
oftown, and baggase checked; 20 n,vo
aprl-ti Eiih' -" -
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Rev. W. W. Pinson and wife, OF
rracy CITY, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
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Good seed wheat, and 4 car load Of
arlilizers to SOW with it, at Carter u
Bros.
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Monday, Oct. LIST, 1851.

Monday, Oct. LIST, 1883,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, on credit Of one
and two years, except 10 per cent. to be paid
in cash ON day Of sale, the following described
tract Of land situated in Franklin county
Tenn, civil district Ne. ,, on Tie bani o
Elk river, beginning at the ford OF Elk river
Just above the mouth OF Loss Creek, running
with the road us it ran in 1854 to II larg,
STOPPING white onk corner to ED Robins y
myself; thence ina straight line to II white
oak and walnut standing near the northeast
corner OF the old Holloway gin house; thence
to a sourwood standing on the sonileast OF the
i furthcrnost stable of the said olloway from
the house; thence with said path to within
three rods of the spring ; lhcncc south to the
II line of said Holloway and u II Murrcll's north
boundary line; thence with Elk river to the
beginning, and containing - acres, more or
lcsa.
Notes with two or more good and solvent
securities will be required OF the purchaser,
and Il lien will be retained on the land uhu'
all Of the purchase money Is paid
This Sept LIST, 1883,
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. u NJ.
BY John Arlcdgc, Dep. CT NJ.
scpt3-tds
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Mr.. J. a Right, Of Tracy, our sold
barLer," paid US flying visit Monday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

Dr c p. Baird is making handsome
additions to his residence
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Remember that when the Home jour
nal is sent out of the county the postage
is added, to-wit:
y months, postage prepaid a.
8. " SOC.
g =" L" soc.
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SIMMER seems to have forgotten
.omctbing, and has returned to find it.
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Major 4. l.. Lands, Of Bedford coun-
.. wos in town last Friday.
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Mountain Council No. G04, American
Loyion of Honor, meets tomorrow
Thnrsday-night, Sept. 9th
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ur las. n. White, Of Nashville, was
IN town last Saturday.
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Mr.. S. G. Hoge, of Sewanee, was in
town Monday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

MANY of our citizens are "laying in
coal for winter
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Gr.l.class harness horse for sale by
Carter Il Bro. .
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Mr.. W. W. Gordon, Of Lynchburg,
listed his family here since our last.
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HOME JOURNAL.

porter Hines, what about the crank :
Nowl
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w. Ransom VS.. w. NJ. Osborne ct ais.


b. virtue OF decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd at its June Term, 1883, in above
cause, | will, on
Monday, Oct. LIST, 1883,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, fo
CASH, the tract Of land known as the o.,
horne land situated in civ district No. oil
said county, near the Owl Hollow to satisfy y
Judgment that W. Ransom, obtained agai .ha
WIN. Osborne ct ais, in this Court on ' he
9th day OF June, 1883. The same VIII i,io :"
sold with the right of two years reoei'p'''"
This August Goth, 1888, ,nor ~ an
By John Arlcdge, Dep c'~ NJ
srnt3.t1s
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Chancery Sales,
For October LIST, 1888.

y. J. Cushion ct. als. vs.. Samuel Stiles
and others
Nv virtue ui decree Of the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at its June Term, lSS3, in above cause
IL will TN