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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-12
g hanccry Sale
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of ia decree pronounced in the
cause of al. Jordan, admir- Of NJ. c. Jordan,
deed, VS.. d. s. Mccullough and wife and
Others" by the Chunccry Court at Murirccs-
boro, Tennessee, at its April Term, 1881, and
renewed at the October Term, 1883, of said
Court, will offer for sale at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn, on
Wednesday, December 26, 1884,
ON credit OF one and two years, free from
redemption, the following described house
and lot, known as the "Collcgc Boarding
House." in the town Of Winchester, and
bounded north by the campus of Mary
Sharp College, east by lot belonging TO
-, west and south by streets.
Notes with good security required ana
lien retained on the house and lot for pur'
chase money.
rse. For further information apply
to Thomas ID. Gregory at Winchester, or L.
Jordan, Murlreesboro.
Nov. 2Sth, 1883.
j. W. SPARKS, c. I'M.
and Commissioner.
Dee. 9th, 1883.
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RAW BONE WANTED !!

|We want to purchase one hundred
Is Of RAW BONE. viii pay the
klest cash price for all delivered at
lyidere, Tenn. JOHN RuCn,
1Dec. 12-3t + MIEsCIlER.
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We are sorry that letter from our
correspondent (Charon,) was
(,owded out this week. 1t will appear
anxt time.
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Our old friend, Mr.. l.. p. ("Lon."
\ oran, of Giles county, is visiting his
IaoSiber and other relatives here. We
re- clad to see that he is looking SC
.,olI
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The Dresden Era, edited by Mr. W.
Z. Tatom, who, it was announced was
to become connected with
the Franklin County News. pu!
fishes an editorial in its issue of the7th
inst, from which we extract us follows
" While we are temperance advo-
cate and in favor Of prohibition, we do
not muster with those ullra-cnthusiasts
who make the temperance cause enc
mics and cause it to be looked upon
with disfavor and rdicule by their eX-
IRENE views and ideas. A religious ia.
matte never added to the lustre Of the
christian religion, and a Temperance
crank never did and never will add tc
the strength Of the prohibition move.
mcnt."
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Afr. C. S. Crane, Jewcler, has n new
advertisement in this issue. Go and
|see bis splendid stock.
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I)|)||I3PRICES!!
At baugh's Old Stand
FOR
BID Days Only !!
CLCAkS

SS~ - ~ -
Marked down from $2l to SIG; SIG
to $3.50; Sl5 to SO; $3.50 to $3.50.
Calicocs AT DC and &c, worth &c.
"A Domestic at &c.
All grades Of Blcnrhcd marked down.
Hats al cost Qaccnsware ut less.
A $40 Sewing Machine for $50 90
\ 80 Sewing Machine FIR - 80.
y So. 80 O,rrroat t.. 80 80.
\ $40 Sui !or &!j.
\ SD Sal! i'r si2.5o.
\ 50 Shawl for 500
\ So ShaHi for 81 30.
Saddle, at COST.
r." SpcriaI h&?ra;as in Ladies and
Gem Underwear,
IE,F Largest stock in til,
city, and every article marked
down, strictly for cash or coun-
try barter.
Dee. LIST, 1888.
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1t q stated meeting of Cumberland
De No. 1853, +. and A. NJ held last
Rlrday night, the following officers
e elected To serve the ensuing year :
l.. Jones, W. NJ; A. j. Skidmore,
H.; J. l. Is Williams, j. W; II.
)Dalin, Sec'y; Isaac Young, Treas;
NV. Martin, S d.; S. A. benson,
d; }. T. Curry, Chaplain; ". b.
ltcrson, s q 7. Private ins,allu-
at | o'clUck q. M, D.c. 2Iih.
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communication from Sewanee,
Toned, "Disgusted," will probably ap-
hear next week.
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I0ME JOURN AL.
new methodist preacher IN town.

Oar Clerk e. Master, Capt. Arledge,
los several new sale notices in this
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Monday, December II, 1883,

at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
offer for sale, to the highest bidder on
a credit Of twelve and twcnty-iour months
Except the sum Of ten per cent. in cash on
day Of SALE the following described real cs-
tate, tO-wit:
The Shook tract Of land. containing forty
acres, bounded on the north and west by
lands of benjamin Sells, ON the south by Viii
lis Holder, and on the east by J. II. Bowers.
The two 40-acrc tracts, making so acres,
bounded ON the north by George Young and
Martin Young, on the west by J. ii, Bowers
and Willis Holder, ON the South by Willis
Holder, and on the east by Joseph Holder.
Said land is situated in the llth civil dis
trict of Franklin county, Tennessee.
The purchaser will be required to givogood
and solvent security, and n lien will be re-
tanned until the whole Of the purchase money
is paid. ~
This November 10Th, 1888.
h. +. HOLDER
n0v2l-tds Executor, &c.
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4 good friend, the editor of the
|lesler Home Journal, is generally
Pe''urbable in his good nature that
surprised to see in this weeks is.
As paper sundry evidences of i'll
:, evoked apparently by a jocose
Paragraph about his free trade
~ Ss''Tns which we recently printed
py he has been experimenting
pae new kind of liquor and it ha'
", his stomach. Better stick t
1a''Ve mountain dew" William
foanon Herald.
you can yet yourself int
,ouole, and get out of it more
'nau any human we ever knew
your many faults, we love 20,
~. you are very much in erro
p"s'ng we had experimental will
ilr Sus Inferior or superior to wha
I ~"ys 50 generously prescribe TO
J"eSer and wherever we NEE
I'm .a,s respect we confess you ar
aue man to the very heart. i
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Sales:
For January TIh, 1891.
Elias Kennedy and others VS.. William
Kennedy and others.

"'' 'thNiH'
BY virtue Of decree Of the Chanccrv
Court OF Franklin county, Tom, prononc, Il
At It's Octobr Adjourned Term, 1883, in
above cause, will, ON
Monday, January It'll, 1881,
at Tie Courthouse door in the town Of Win
chester, Tenn, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on = r,,di; ii .iH and twelve months,
except ten ior c.nl. IN cash on day Of sale,
the following dv-Clib,G tracts I'll land, tu-wit :
First tract 3rginning at u stake in the
Il. boundary line Of land belonging To ---
lsbcil, and also being james krnncdy's north
west corner, which is the southwest corner
OF the tract, r'lnnng north lDlo wcst go poles
with a cross fence to the road, crossing the
same, still running north to Spanish oak
with pointers; thence northeast To Il large
chestnut with hickory pointers A; thence east
ward with the diyi' in lirc with said lsbrll
tract, AMI wi this tract 10 the ere, k, cOrnt r.
ing with said lshcll land; thence south with
the mcandcr1 Of the creek To beech on the
bank ol said croch, being James Kennedy
northeast corner thence west with James
kcnncdy's north boundary line to the Begin
ming containing IL acres.
Second beginning ON n red ouk and
cedar, the northwest corner Of the land for
mcrly belonging to Jonathan Martin, run
ming north with various lands to the south
west corner OF }. NJ. Martins tract Of land,
being the northwest corner Of this tract Of
land thence east with the dividing line be-
tween the said Martin land and this land Ia
Mrs. Gat,iS' line; thence SOUTH with her line
and Iabcll's north boundary line thence west
with said line to the beginning containing
% acres, more or less.
Said tracts OF land are situated in the itl
civil district Of Franklin county, Tenn.
n;G Notes, with good and solvent sccuritic,
will be required Of the purchaser for tn,
credit payments, and a lien retained until
all the purchase money is paid.
Sale within legal hours.
This Dee. 9Th, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. * NJ
dccl2-tds
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Sale of Hand !!
b. + Holder, Executor, VS.. j. NJ. lIol
der and 9th rs.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd at its October Adjourned Term,
1883, in above cause, will, as the Executor
Of the last will and testament OF Mitchell
Holder, deed, on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-12
Simpson West VS.. Fannie IIickerson
and others.
Clccl2-tls

Simpson West VS.. Fannie IIickerson
and others.
By virtue of decree Of the Chancory
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at its October Adjourned Term, 1888, in
above cau,c, will, H. Clerk Il Master and
Special Commissioner, Oh
Monday, January 7th, 1891,
at the Courthouse door in the town Of Win
chester, Tenn. offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, the following described tracts OF land
situated in civil district No. 10 Of Franklin
county, Tenn, and bounded Us follows, to-
wit:
\ tract beginning ona white oak On the
line between Simpson West and Thomas
Woods, decd; thence to Il locust ON the
branch in the field next to Simpson West
thence 10 the mountain; thence with the
meandcrs oi the mountain to Simpson West.
corner; thence with Bass line To the corner
OF Bis, and Wcst and thence with West and
Farms to Vests, Farris' and Woods corner
thence with Woods and Vests line 10 the
beginning containing 90 acres.
The two-acre tract, bounded rs follows: Be-
ginning on II point in the line Of said G5-acrc
tract, and bounded on all sides by the said
Simpson West and said Gj-acrc tract,
Terms or SALE-rract No. | OF 50 acres
will he sold first for $2iG.23, with interest
from Nov. ID, 1883. One half of the purchase
money To be paid in cash on day Of sale, the
balance On credit until the 18th 81 Deem
Der, 1881. A note will bc rquircdo Of the pur-
chaser, and lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
Tract No. >, containing two acres, will be
sold for cash.
Sale within legal hours.
This Dee. 7lh, 1888.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. an.
and Special Commissioner.
University of the South US. Douglass
West.
Bv virtucoi decree OF the Chanccry Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced at it,
October Adjourned Term, 1883, in the abov,
cause, | will, as c. Il NJ. and Special Commits.
siOncr, ON
Monday, January It'll, 1853,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for Cash
the following described lot or parcel of lane
situated in civil district No. Is OF said coun
ty and bounded as follows:
beginning ut the southeast corner Of 10
---, adjoining and corncring with TN
premises of W. IL, Tomlinson's lease, running
thence north 800 feet; thence west 40 feet
thence south $50 feet ; thence with last lin
east 470 feet to the beginning.
Said lot or leaschold will he sold for casl
to satisfy judgment that the complainant
recovered against the defendant for rents, &c
Sale within legal hours.
This Dec, 9TH, 1888.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. & NJ.
and Special Commissioner.
dccl2 ids
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be franklin County News wants
Sunday Thoughts fro,n ", and
Is much exercised rs to our re-
us views. A few weeks since It
Iitously fixed up and published Cur
Il, aud we said nothing. But still
pmors for our religious views Now,
is something which the majority of
readers care nothing for, but we
to tell the News that we believe in
that lie is the essence Of Good
that he is omnipotent and omnis-
and the evidences Of these at
les We discern in all the wonderful
veries Of Science and the ccasclcss
ptions Of beautiful Nature. We
re in the indestructibility Of mat
in the immortality Of what is
soul; and in the evidences of the
) when unimpaired by disease, or
by in any shape. AS to which
rh of the several hundred branches
Christian church we ought to en-
as matter of Faith, We canno:
with that degree of certainty con
ht with our limited education, nor
We deem this crime in us, but
hing parlonable, and for which we
pt believe the editor of the News
end us to perdition, for he is not
with keys in hand, to open or
the door to hell upon whom he
\, now, We want, in the absence of
by Thoughts. to ask few ques-
of the ecclesiastical editor Of the
and we will give him six months
ich to reply, aud to expound, at
nd Of which half year we surmise
Eaders will know as much as they
", hut no more.
", sir, We hereby lay out work for
Do you believe God is omnipo-
Do you believe God is omnis-
Do you believe Gods will is law
Do you believe God wills all
b be happyf (Look out!)
Do you believe all men arc
Do you say God can be affected
'scr or revenge; or, in other
that he possesses those attri'
Doyou believe in the doctrine Of
OF Arminius, or either ?
Not that we care what you be
@ypu are honest in that belief
ease instruct this bcnighted mine
what is essential to our saliva
Tive us a treatise. We accort
TX mouths in which to enlightel
.rld. We allow you to use either
uVe, deductive, or both methods
y lrultless argument, When 20,
"c We will have more to say.
good friend, the editor of thu
aesler Home Journal, is general.
ef'urOable in his good nature tina
surprised to see in this weeks is
msp paper sundry evidences of il
:, evoked apparently by a jocos
a,a5raph about his free trad
tcllOns which we recontlv nrinted
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For Sale, Cheap.

One Forty-horsc power Engine aud Boiler
good rs new Will exchange for lumber.
DOUGHTY MFG. CO.,
spptlo-n Murfroesboro Tenn.
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The University of the South

is located ut SEWANEE TENN, upon the
Cumberland Plateau, 1000 feet above the
sea level. This School, under the special
patronage Of the Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the South and South
west, offers the hcaltlicst residence and the
best advantages, both moral and educational,
in its Grammar Schools and It's Collegiate
and Theological Departments. For the
special claims Of this University for patron
age, apply for documents to the Rev. TEL
FAIR llODGSON, ID. d., Vice Chancellor,
Scwance, Tenn. Oct3-ly
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BY virtue Of decree of the Charccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tom, pronouuc, Il
At its October Adjourned Term, 1883, in
above cause, will, ON
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-12-12

FoR Rent i have II onc-horSc, Sec
ond-land spring wagon for rem at So
per day, without the horse or harness !;
81 if furnish harness.
W. j. SLATER.
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University of the South VS.. Douglas.
West.
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The Census Work.

GEN. FRANCIS A. WALKER IN CHARGR
STAR reporter found Gen. Francis A. Walker,
the ex-superlntendent OF the census this morning,
seated at his old desk In the census ONCE In re-
ply to query he said, 81 am here under the
direction of the Secretary OF the Intedor, and will
remain az long as my services are required. This
1s great nauOnal work and my private interests
viii have to give way"
.How " do % you a find the condition. q the census
"a great zeal better than It has been represent
ed, was the reply. There fs nothinr the matter
except tnat S instead OF bringing out the reports
one aI9er an0tner they have attempted to bring
number OF reports is advanced yesthere is nothing
outside 60 snow 10r the time ana money expended.
In consequence Congress has bec0ue impatient,
and misrepresentations have BEEN made
to the PUBIC pnn The work win 60
be given to the printer, and In = shors time we
VIII have the work completed. col seaton told
me that Il staid here he would get botter. and
cluded the General. with smile.
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season at the White House tomorrow evening.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAy.-Internal reve-
nue., $S2S, ,S39 80; customs 1854, 1oaSa
THE PRESIDENT will give complimentary din.
ner to the Justices Of the Supreme Court on
Thursday, 1st February.
THE q. 8. 8. N1PsIc left Lisbon, Portugal, for
New York on Thursday, 25th inst, after complet-
Ing the repair Of her machinery, which had de-
tained her there since December lst, 1882, and is
expected at New York about March lst
MOVEMENTS OF THE MARQUIS The Marquis OF
Lorne was at the Capitol Saturday AFTER
noon, and visited both Houses OF Congress.
He was entertained at dinner Saturday even
ing by the President. Yesterday morning, accom-
panied by Minister West he attended divine ser
vice at st. Johns (EplscOpal) church, and lbse-
quently took drive through the city. In the
afternoon q number of the members of the Diplo-
matte corps called upon the Marquis and paid
their respects and towards evening he was again
driven out. Last evening he was entertained at
dinner by Gen. Sherman.
NAVAL oRDERs.-ueut Commander NJ. B. Bu-
ford ordered to equipment duty at the Washing-
ton navy yard, 1St Of February. Master Jno E.
Roller detached from the Saratoga and placed on
waiting orders
NAVAL NoTEs.-Commander w. P. Bridgman in
forms the Navy department that the q. 8. S.
Kearsarge arrived at Port Spain, Trinidad, on the
1Cn INST, from 81 Lucia, where she would re-
main until about the 18th inst. and then proceed
to La Guayra, Venezuela. The health OF the ships
company is reported to be good.
THE PRISONER HALL-The State department has
made formal request to the Canadian authorities
for the return of the prisoner Hall, OF Newark
n. j., who is held at Toronto
PERSONAL---VERY. Carl Won Eiserdecher, the
newly appointed representative at Washington Of
the German Empire, was to sail from Bremen for
New York yester day.-Mrs. O. v. McCarty and
Miss McCarty, Of Washington, were registered In
San Francisco last Monday,-Mr. VIM. F. Cos
to his mother.
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JULES FERRY DECLINES TO UNDERTAKE THE roRNA.
TIoN OF A NEW CABINET-A CONVERSATION MIME
TRY TO BE ORGANIZED. 49,
PARIS, JAM an. jules Ferry has declined to
undertake the formation OF a cabinet IL has bee
decided therefore, TO revert 10 combination min.
istry, under the presidency OF NJ. Fulieres, all the
late ministers except M. Duclerc, General Blllot
ana Admiral Jaureguiberry, retaining their port
affairs N. DeMahy minister OF marine al iaterina,
and NJ. Thfbaudin, minister OF war.
THE NEW FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER
PARIS Jan. 29.-At a meeting OF the cabinet this
morning, NJ Fullieres was appointed president OF
the council and al Ditfg'im minister OF foreign
affairs. The ministers OF war aud OF marine will
oe nominated later. The other ministers remain
at their posts.
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The Continental Powcr~.

RELATIONS OF RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Berlin correspondent OF
the Dd,y A'trs says the Gar Is making efforts 20
Drlng about the former friendly relations between
Russia and Germany.
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN GERMANY AND ArsrRfA.
Inc Berlin correspondent OF the Morning Post
says the visit OF N. De Giers TO Vienna has result
ed IN complete understanding between Russia
and Austria on the leading political questions,
and also In the arrangement OF the differences
garding the navigation Of the Danube. The Em.
peror William has approved the plan OF Gen
Count Won Moltke, chief OF stan, for strengthen
ing the Notifications at Kiel
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Early this morning q IRE
broke out on the third floor OF the piano factory OF
Behr Brothers Co., at No. 29s 10 29e i1th avenue.
The building Is six stories high and built OF brick.
IL was damaged TO the extent OF SIS 600, and the
loss on stock Is estimated at $4,000 The building
Is owned by Robert Hamilton.
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TWO PATIENTS NOW THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
A case OF smallpox was developed In Providence
hospital yesterday. 1t seems that John Perkins
white, p years old. and house painter by trade,
was sent to that hospital on the 18th instant by
Surgeon General Crane, who represented In his
certificate that Perkins was citizen OF New York.
who had been taken Ill. When he entered that
hospital he had no symptoms OF this disease, but
has been lying Ill and unable to leave the build
Ing. and on Saturday his disease was thought to
be smallpox, although 1t was not positively de-
termined until yesterday, when he was carefully
removed TO the smallpox hospital, and his quar-
gated and every known precaution taken to pre-
vent a spread OF the disease or lodgment OF con-
tagiOn. SO far as known this case appears 10 be
entirely disconnected with Baltimore although
the man may have been In that city before he
came here. Health Officer Townsend is OF opinion
that there is no danger from this case OF spread
OF the disease as the greatest precautions have been
taken IL cannot, however, be fully determined
for couple OF weeks This makes two cases Of
smallpox In the hospital near the almshouse. The
condition OF both patients this morning was quite
comfortable.
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An AspucfoRb AHR1sf-Jacoo Hnsenftoa tho
member Of the I'd regiment, Who during ~ en-
oampment of tho regiment at reek&u tet eRnp
urdsy ni9hk olnce that time Ro6enthal hae beea =
KanSes ctty, and Louisville. ~. HS res9znee %
NeW YORK 0ver monQ ego en4 ~ s1v9
aOQuaintance with Mn Lent h Wao t1kea y
peekak1u last evening. ff,ss s{tsttt.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PUBLIC RECEPTION BY THE PREsIDEHT.-The
President will give the first pubic reception OF the
season at the White House tomorrow evening.
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Axrrsrxp roI ErpRsxlxuxNE.-Noah d Smith.
SD ecial deputy surveyor Of United states customA
OF Nemphis, Tenn. was areseed n Clncago yes.
tar 0ay charged with emoe8Etng government
fun6s 70 the amount Of from 500 % eaoo4
0mith GAYS he n but oa8 short IN hl0 aocouno1,
and that he intends 70 make g0o6
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4 GOODRICH, ArTORNEY-AT LAW, ia DEAR.
IA horn street Chicago. Advice free Is years ex-
1ef.eoee Confidential business legally attended 70
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kilograms to The Star.
GERMANY. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.


PrNl Grow scHurLxuL Co, Pa, Jan a-As
nery, operated by Levi Miller Co, OF this place,
exploded with terric force. The boiler WAS hurled
about three hundred yards down the side of the
mountain. Seven other boilers were displaced ana
q complete wreck was made OF the boiler house.
George Hummel was severely hurt by nying tim
bers.
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AL HANDS Losr.-The steamer reported loss
near Swansea, England, was the Agnes Jace
the disaster saw the crew numbering twelve mcn,
swept one BY one from the mast The steamef
was out OF the reach OF rockets and unAppsoeoh-
C0DC0fn.
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REV. Dr. RANKIN UEDECIDEp.-Rev. DR.. Rankin
Cleveland or not, ana that the newspaper re-
porters had not given him time 70 consider the
matter.