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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-07-18
From Maxwell.

Our people are at the present time
very busy--the farmers thrcshing their
grain, the merchants trading for the
same, the luaicrs holding the counters
down, and the doctors wishing.
There will be preaching at the Dap
tist Church next Saturday and Sunday,
by the Rev. II & Couch, at / Il. m,
each day,
Maxwell is situated in a populated
and entcrprising district, with some
wealth and pluck, having good many
christian people. But what is strange
that with all our thrift and unmistaka
bic marks Of diligence, every effort that
has been made to establish Il school here
has proved aboriivc. Mr.. Rudolph
Ruch, our German friend, proposed IL
donate $500 toward educational inter
csts here, yet failed to receive encour
agemcnt in this much,necdcd enter
prise. Mr.. Ruch's offer speaks well fol
him. lie came among us from the
North only few years ago, and has
ever shown u disposition to spend hi
lime and money to build up the ednca
tional interests Of his section; but how
does it speak for us, when he is only ont
of the many who would derive the ben
eff from IL school here
Messrs. Hughes u Tucker, who some
time since established two sawmills u
the mountain, few miles from thi
place, are doing II COOL business.
Mrs. Andrew Breeder and daughter
of Nashville, are spending the summe
in this vicinity with their relative, Mrs
j. G. Brown.
Isn't it time that ar. Styx" was re
porting the progress of the "speckle
pony"f
There has not been wedding here G
in this vicinity in six or eight months
In fact, the matrimonial market is e.
tremely dull; plenty Of bids, though.
CHARoN.
Maxwell, Tenn, July lG, 1883.
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Estill Springs.

Mr.. X. W. Muse was buried ON the
10th inst. | lis burial was attended by
large number of citizens. He died in
the 4lst year of his age, leaving wife
and three children to mourn his less
We have to say for the deceased that il
all men would he as attentive as he wa,
in providing for the necessities Of them
selves and their families, and as stu
diously avoiding interfering with tho
affairs of their ncighbors, there would
be little need for Courthouscs and law
yers.
Mrs. Albert S. Marks, with Mrs. Car
oline =. Davis, is here, domiclcd ut the
Haynes House.
Maj. Jas. d. Richardson and family
have arrived and taken possession o.
their new cottage, Mrs. Parks, o
Kentucky, has Just had finished II new
cottage, which she will occupy during
the summer.
The accomplished Miss Laurie Ham
ilton, of Shelbyville, is honoring III
with visit.
The "Rock City G. Club" struck
their tents yesterday, and left for Mash
vile, We hope they will pay II
another visit. 1t is pleasure to vel
come such agreeable gentlemen.
Capt Doughcrty, agent for Quartz
masters Department U. 5. A., with h
wife, is stopping at Capt. Boards
We had fine rains on Sunday M
Thursday, and the corn is shooting
fast that it is feared it will soon c
haust its ammunition.
The weather continues very plcasan
D AT no time has the THERMOMETER rcac
ed higher than $50.
"Bid's" explanation about the pop
0 lation of Es,ill Springs is entirely sat
a factory. Il. STyX.
: Es,iil SPRING., Tenn, July II, 1883.
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Our Old Men.

How We Should honor them! Thelf
frosted locks tell US in unmistakablc
language that over them have dfifted
the SHOWS Of many winters. iheif
bowed forms reveal how great a burden
has become the weight of years. Their
falling eye and trembling step all show
that the panorama Of this tittul l'ic y
but dlssolving view which to mortal
vision will soon vanish that the wind
Ing way of LIES extended journey mus
with them soon terminate.
What treasure Of experience they
must have accumulated! What accu
rate views Of life in all its phases and 81
cssitudcs they must have hung nlons
the walls of memoryl Acquainted witt
its dcceits and jcalousies, how different
" they interpret the words and acts q
men than do they who view life us it
the dcwy freshness Of morning befon
the meridian sun Of middle life hall
parchcd and killed much that bloomcc
with hopeful promise!
With these, whom we ought to rev
ercnce, the great anthem Of life ha,
decpcned into those subducd but clio
qucnt passages whose music thrills with
its solemn realities. Their path lie,
along the descending slope where the SUI
is continually weslcring and the shad
ows constantly growing longer. The
tumult which rose from the strife ON tn,
other slope has died into an echo, anc
upon them has fallen the hush Of thu
approaching twilight.
The time when, with buoyant stel
and glistening sickle, they entered tn
fields Of toll, is far away in the retro
spect, and they walk onr streets to.da,
as weary toilers returning homeward
when the day and its labors are done
In the cvcr-revolving cycle Of tn,
Seasons, winter hath lis beautiful thougl
sad lessons to immrt. So, in the whir
Of human society let us recognize the
voice Of age and listen to its cloquen
and solemn teaching.
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Temperance at Monteagie'

The Monteagle Assembly opens to-
day, Tuesday, July II, at Sp. M. with
grand music and speeches from many
prominent men. July IS and 10 are
temperance days. The following is the
programme for these days:
July Is, II n. m.-Opening OF the
temperance conference by DR.. IL. H..
Withcrs. of Hope, Ark. Subject
Temperance Principle of Political
Economy" At 5 o'clock p. M, first
temperance conference, Rev. u. A. Par
ker, Gadsden, Ala, presiding topic
| Relations Of the Church to the Temper
ancc Question:" Sp, M, lecture by Dr.
W. Ii. Strickland, Grcenville, 5. G..
subject, Temperance from Mora
and Religious Standpoint" =
July 10, II Il. m lecture by DIR. Z
W. Garter, New Orleans, La; subiec
to be announced. 3 p M, lecture b.
Judge N. W. Mcconnell, Hartsvil!c
,, Tenn; subject, "a Judges View Oh
! the Temperance Question" Sp. m.
, lecture by Rev. S. A. Steel, Memphis
i Tom. subject, "Thc Curse of the 81
loon"
f Mr.. j. NJ. Stewart, railroad agent a
c Cowan, informs us that an excurslo
: party will visit Monteagle Thursda!
! the 10Th, leaving Cowan at S:oo H. III
returning at $3.50 p. M. The rate f'
f the round trip will be SO cents. I'll
d Fayetteville train will run through
d Cowan to carry party from Winche
+. fer and Dechcrd, who will return BY
y. special train late in the evening In
r. is rare opportunity, and we are GA
t, to learn that large number from IN
II. section will take advantage OF IL
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Personal.

Mrs. Mar Simmons, Mrs. DR. Muir.
rell and Miss Lena Gregory left last
Saturday ON visit to Tracy City and
Monteagle. DR.. Murrcll will join them
to-day.
Mr. W. j. Slater and his two daugh-
tiers, and Mrs. A. c. Graves, returned
from their Texas and Mexico trip last
Monday night. Mr. Slater will give
full description Of the trip in our next
issue.
Mr.. Thomas j. Jenkins, Of the Nor
NAL Faculty, who has been II pupil at
the Eastman Business College, PoUgh.
kccps'e, n. Y, for several weeks, re.
turned last week.
Mr.. Alf Carter, conductor on the n.
Il {. Railroad, who has been confined
by sickness for about three months, was
on our streets last Sunday.
Rev. j. 7, Curry, pastorof the Meth
odist Church, has gone to Monteagle to
attend the Sunday School Assembly.
Mr.. Robert Brooks, of Nashville, is
visiting his uothor and other relatives
here.
Mr.. G. G. Phillips and wife, and
Miss Katie Quayle, who accompanied
the press excurionists to Texas and
Mexico, returned last Monday.
Mr.. Graves Pennington and Mrs
John Simmons, accompanied by Mrs
q. $. Dcakins, Of South Pitlsburg, whc
had been visiting relatives and friend,
here, left last Monday morning on {
visit to Montcaglc. Prof Barrett ant
Prof Utcrmochlen aud family, left OF
the noon train for the same point.
Capt Plum!cc left to-day (rucsday,
ON Il business trip to Nashville.
Dr.. John 4. Irion, Grand Ma,oni,
Lecturer for Tennessee, will visit Mar
bic Plains Lodge July 10; Cowal
Lodge, July 90, ut . p. M; Sewanc,
Lodge, July u; Pelham Lo,ge, Jul,
"a; Tracy City Lodge, July %.
Misses Laura Baird and Mamie G
Carmack left, II day or two since, toI
Bcckwith. Miss Mamie will spend tn,
summer with Miss Baird.
w. Il. Manuel and Alban Moor
have returned from kcilhs Springs.
: Mr. W. W. Petty, of Fayetteville, |
visiting friends and relatives here.
, Prof Charlie Estill and Hugh En-
, lrcy C"bciore taking" and "aitcr t;
1 king,") left our town last rhursda
= morning to visit the following places
- Hurricane Springs, Lynchburg, She
byvillc, Tullahoma, Manchester, NJ,
+ Minnville, Crisp's Springs, Becrshcl
: Springs, Tracy City and Montcagl'
V They are travelling aioot Prof. Eslill
c object is to add little flesh to his fra
r anatomy. and Hugh says he wants
/ "walk oil" some Of his surplus ReSl
c The whole trip will cover over Is
c miles, and they propose To accompIis
c it inside of two weeks They arrive
c ut hurricane Springs with ravcnousal
$ pctilcs. In Il letter to lis from til;
J. place, they say "lhc table was simp
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0urCash Argument
REV ARDED !

Under our cash system We have, in three
month";. been compelled to move To u larger
sIurc-housc and employ extra force in order
to meet the demands Of our trade.
We don't claim to sell all the goods that
are sold here, but we still say we will max,
your friends treat you right. Even an enemy
/. your friend ii be makes your friend treat
Won right. Then how great friend must
your friend bc who treats you right without
the making? Did YOU buy for - fourteen
pounds -! choice sugar, ten pounds Of choice
coffee, or IA fall weight domIstic alG.c, OF
host miut. nj &C. before We pat them down!
Suppose YOU permit Harry To 90 10 youl
smohc-housc and take one Of Your most choice
hams cycry week how long will il he before
you would have To sell the remainder at dou'
blcits valucto make good your loss? This
suits our case exactly Harry comes every
day ,hcrc are many IIarriofl Suppos,
We load him down lnotUpl with 10 puUnC
coffee and li-pound sugar l"r 81. torSl
oh, NO, but iur the promise oi II. No, sir
We can't stand il, bat pass him over to on
nrighburs whu take chances on all alike Will
only unv corsolation-tla i, ii Harry don
pay, Tom and Dick will.
Wcdont pretend 10 say all who ak io
credit will uotpay. Wcaduit thai 'ium al
Ni,k will pay, and that Harry will no
! We are always busy, and ipslyc ~ we can
know Harry from Tom and pirk, He is {
eo.d-lookiuo, and more Glib on the tongue.
Sow tothc point: Gentlemen, two-thilds'
vnu furnish the other onc-hird all their luz
ur;cs, Ne. Thi, los don't fall ON Smith, Len
| .I.., 80, NJ, hut fla, ,p,tlr tunt th
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-07-18
Col. capers' Lectures.

Col. n. ID. Capcrs, of Rome, Ga, de-
lvered II lecture on the Southern His
torical Society last Saturday night, at
the Methodist Church. The lecturer
was introduced by Capt. T. ID. Gregory
in a very happy manner. The lecture
was full of good humor, valuable facts,
and brcathed the spirit Of a great cause.
Gil. Capers spoke of the origin, the ac-
complishments, the present workings,
and the future of the Society Eleven
years ago few patriotic men met in
Richmond, Va, to devise some way by
which the true records of the Confede-
rate Government, including the late
war especially, might be fairly laid be.
fore the civilized world and preserved
as an Inheritance for posterity Gen.
Robert L. Lee called this private coun,
cl, and Col. G. was ono Of the patriots
present. Hence the origin of the
Southern Historical Society-a monn
,nent TO the great spirit of Lee. Col
OapeS spoke at length of the genera
work Of the Society. He impressed the
audience with the fact that this Society
mas been most effective agent il
Placing the records of the South fairl,
aud truthlully before the world, Thl
ococ'ety deserves the hearty cooperation
O'every true patriot in the South, as
advocates great cause. The Colone
PISSED high eulogy upon the LIST Ten
uessee Regiment, (Col. Turney's) an
upon. our little classic city.
Vol. Capers also delivered a lectur
@'he same place on Monday night {
uls week. The lecture was on tn
'emlnlscenccs of the Confederate Gov
s'nmcnt-p particularly its rise, the il
: ausuratlon Of Jefferson Davis as Pres
y .ent Of the Provisional Government
vac enthusiasm of the multitudes
Es"pIe assembled, and the dignity an
~ "as Oearng of the President. He ho
asood deal to say of Mr.. Memminge
~ secretary of the Treasury, and
II %e raising of finances for the Cover
a m.u'. he 6 danced at the grand cha
rs'l @'ets at the head of the Government
Iu''lcularly that of j. 2. Benjami
s sGosc'her the lecture was very int
h, ' as COLONEL was quite successful
, a@eliorts in behalf tie Southern H
i :, l "S'I Society, which he reprcsen
c. rs S,n 81 that success was due to the q
I'd sSao ucred him by our whole-souled e,
!. St'a'e' Capt. T. D Gregory.
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Election Notice.

BY virtue Of the authority in me vested, |
will, as Sheriff Of Franklin County Tenn, by
myself aud special deputies herein dcputcd,
open and hold an election in each civil dis
trict OF said county, at the va'ious voting
places, on the
2rd of August, 1888,
for the purpose Of clccting School Directors
and filing all oth.r vacancies.
The following are the special deputies in
the districts, to-wit:
l-R. T. Oakley, Winchester.
W. W. Martin, Dcchcrd,
u. p. Wellington.
sc. W. Bowling.
Wv. j. Woods.
5-Wm. tirccn.
Ga. j. Wisrmau.
IL. NJ. Holder.
S-Wm. VI. llcsscy.
9,Iohn T. t'inncy.
l0--G. NJ. Garner, Cowan.
VIM. DclzalI, ,irccnhaw.
| IA. j. Skidmorc.
II Nathan Pack
l3-B. +. Champion.
Ii-W. W. bennington.
l5--Wm. Major.
Ill. d. Palsou.
l7-G. q. Gilbert.
lS-W. II. johnson.
| Tine above appointed deputies will adycr
tioc the election at the voting places
Il. +, OAKLEY, Sheriff.
july Hide
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Cheapest and Best.

! have the county right to the bed and
cheapest icncccvcr invented. 1t j. wind ard
water proof, and by using it 900 rails ARE
saved tocvcry mile OF fence. Some Of lhchcst
farmers in the county have purchased farm
rights, and pronounce il the best fence they
ever saw.
Farm and district rights Tor sale. Civ,
me call when yoa come totown.
julyll-ti DICK TAYLOR.
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Alta chment Notice.
State of Tcnncsscc-Fnnklin County.
John W. Mason vs.. john Brakeleld.

John W. Mason ". john Bmkeleld.
In this causc it appearing by affidavit that
the defendant .lno l.rakcIicld, is ju.lly indcbt-
I'd to the plaintiff, and i nonresident oi
the State Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary
process of law cannot he served upon him
and an Original Attachment having been lev
ed on his property.
II is thcrciorcord,rcd that publication b,
made in the Home journal, a newspaper pub.
lishcd in the town ol Winchester. Tenn, lol
four succys.iyrwccks, commanding the sait
defendant To appear before me, an acting Jus
ticc of the pcaccior said county, ut my oilic,
in the 9th civil district Of said county %
Franklin, ON Wednesday, the 18th day ~
August, 1883, aud make d,i,n-c to said suit
or the same will be proceeded wi,hcX parlc,
This July oh, 1865.
u. $. LONG,J .P,
julyll-it
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Alta Chnent Notice.
State of Tennessee Franklin County
I.cnclan 4 Fcathcrson VS.. John Brak
field.

I.cnchan q Fcalhcrson VS.. John Brake
field.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit that
the defendant, John Brakcird, * justly in
dybtrd to the plaintiffs, aud is q nonresident
oi the State ui Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot he served upon him
and an Original Attachment having been
levied ON his property.
1t is therefore ordered that publication b,
made for four successive weeks in the Home
journal, published in Winchester, Tenn
commanding The said defendant To appca
before me, an acting Justice OF the Peace io
said county, at my office in the 9TH civil dis
trict OF said county Of Franklin, on Wcdncs
day, the 18th day Of August, 1883, and max
defense to said suit, or the same will be pro
ccedcd with ex-purlc.
This July 9lh, 1883.
ID. S, Long, J. =.
julyll-it
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COURTS.

CiIANcERY COURT
Hon. John w. Burton, Chancellor
Capt. Glen Arledgc, Clcrl, and Master
John Arledgc, Deputy.
Sessions, fourth Monday in January aid
June,
CIRCUIT COURT.
lion. J j. Williams, Judge.
4. b. Woodland, Attorney General
Nathan Francis, Clerk.
Sessions, fourth Monday in March, Jul,
nnl November.
COUNTY COURT,
John W. Williams, Judge.
VIM. Is. Taylor, Clerk Hop. 7, Taylor
]. b. Ashley, Register,
X. G.. Smith, Trustee.
II. i. Oakley, Sheriff.
w. i. Cherry, County Superintendent.
John p. Wellington, Coroner.
j. W. Syler, Surveyor.
Vim. NJ. Russcy, Ranger.
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During u thunder storm here last
Saturday evening, lightning struck a
wild cherry tree near Mr.. Joe a. Car,
ler's new barn. The Il sh shocked Il
great many of our citizens in various
portions Of town.
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Parties desiring to purchase a nice
farm, well improved, with all the CON
vcniences, comfortable dwelling, good
fences, and in an excellent neighbour
hood, would do we'll to call on Gran
vile Lipscomb, at Beans Creek S'a'
ton in this county. Read his advertise
ment on this page.
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Non.Residcnt Notice.
In Circuit Court Of Franklin County
Tennessee.
W L. Sanders VS. Wade ii. Sanders.
fRill f,r divorce,


In this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court from the bill OF complain
ant. which is sworn to, that the defendant
is a non-residcn, OF the State Of Tennessee, &C
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon her. 80.
It's therefore ordered by me that puhlica
lion bc made for four consecutive weeksin tha
Home journal, published in WINCHESTER
Tenn, recurring said nonresident dcl s:a,;
~ nnrnor Mt the next term OF the Circuii
Court for Franklin county, at the o Na,,
house in Winchester, Tenn, on the 4th Mon
d So'' in july, 1883, and make defense go 20
uay , I'm III ' a. The same will be taken ioi
Sa% and SET for hearing ex-p"r'e as &c
AV Witness my hand, at Office tins JUNE
10 ''''' NATHAN FRANCIS, Clerk.
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Our Agents.

The following named persons are aa'
to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions to Home Journal
John II Martin, Winchester.
George +. Banks, Decherl
d. s. Long, Hockcrvillc.
l.. r. Sartain, Cowan.
W. B Gossagc, Estill Springs.
IN Martin, Maxwell.
O. p. Bruce, Huntland.
&. w. Bowling, Maxwell.
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Pro Rata Of School Money

On the 18th inst. Jno. w. Williams,
County Court Judge, made the follow.
inc apportionment of school money tc
,, the various districts Of the county:
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Cowan Items.

We are blessed with frequent rains.
Wheat thrcshing the order of the day
in our section. Yield light and quality
inferior
Oat crop good.
Farmers about through with corn
crop, and it is looking well
Repairs on furnace being pushed for
ward rapidly. Not likely to begin bus
mess before Sept lst.
DR.. Williams has another building
nearly completed. When finished i,
will add much to the appearance of the
place.
The academy is being painted, which
will help its appearance very much.
Mr. Abe Shook has been in feeble
health for some days past.
DR.. Criddle has been quite sick the
past week, but is improving.
Mr.. Il. l., Hampton. night operator
is in delicate health at his fathers.
Cowan, Tenn, July 10. 1883.
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We have been blessed with refresh.
ing rains in this section, but we are sor'
~ TO learn that some portions OF the
county arc suffering for rain badly.
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Some members of the fishing party
who left last week are at home again.
They report fair luck.
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Cumberland Council No. G94, Amer
lean Legion of Honor, meets Thursday
night, 10Th inst.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postotlicc at Win.
chester, Franklin county, Tenn, for the
two weeks ending July rs, 1888. In
calling for these letters please say sad
vertiScl letters"
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OUR MAILS.
MAIL CLOSES.
Circuit Court next Monday.

Read the list of lettors. The list will
appear regularly in our paper hereaf'
ter.
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Father J. W. Garvin will preach at
the Catholic Church in this place next
Sunday week, July 29th.
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he sure to buy your Ticket over the
N, G. & st. L. Railway.
The inexperienced Traveller need hot e
amias; few changes are ncccssary, and Sucl
rs are unavoidable are made III Union Dcpols
THROUGH sLEEPERS

Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta AMIDST. Louie
Atlanta and Louisvillc Nashville aud 81
Louis via Columbus, Nashville and Louis.
willie, Nashville aud Memphis, Martin and st.
Louis, Union City aud 81. Louis, Mckenzie
and Little Rock, where connection is made
with through Sleeper, to all TcXa. points,
Call on or address
\. Il. WEENN, TRAY. A., Atlanta, Ga.
j. II. PEBBLES, T. A., Chattanooga, Tenn
W. r. ROGERS. =. A., Chattanooga, Tenn
W. l.. DANLEI, q. Pm T. A.,
Nashville, Tenn
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Our County Court Clerk has issued
only two marriage licenses since our la t
Issue, to-wit:
Elias II. Foote to Edith l.. llillcbcst
YIN. NJ. Taft to Mary i. Weaver.
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HOME JOURNAL.
CORPORATION or WINCHESTER

Mayor John A. LawinG'
Aliermen-M. NJ. Henderson, q. &. Pills
Inns J. l.. Baugl, and |. &. Ghrner.
Marshal-John q. Brazelton, Jr.
Corporation Magistratc--J. V. Ashley
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A number Of our young men will
leave us soon to take charge of schools
More anon.
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Remember that when the Home Jour.
nal is sent out of the county the postage
is added, to-wit' :, or
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For Sale.
Farm Of 100 Acres

One mile east Of Beams Creek Station, six
miles from Bclviderc, well watcred good
dwelling OF 9 rooms, good barn lOyic, 10 feet
high and well arranged Meat hotlsc. car
riagc house, &c. Garden and vineyards TN
closed with cedar pailings, all nearly new.
Orchard bearing 80 acres now in clover, I'M
der good cedar fence. 4 bargain. Call on
or address GRANVILLE lipSCOMB,
Beams Creek, Franklin Co., Tenn
July lS 1883.
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On Carter d Bros Bargain Countel
will hc found the balance of their rem
nant Of goods, at
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