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DIED.

BORG-saturdsy, June D. 1855 wN- BORG, aged
forty two years seven months and sixteen days
Fuuers1 this SUNDAY morning, at O'Clock,
,,.r h,s late 80 tience corner OF Huppert's alley
,nd RorIsr,-. F-;s,ot- -re invited 70 attend.
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BORG-The members of the reuteher BrudeI
Bund are requested to NEST at their haul this (SUN
DAI) morning at O'Clock, TO al tend the tuner u
Of our ate brother, WH BORG.
BY order J. J. TANNER, President.
John WALTTH Secretary
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The Center p.rty has received a communi-
cation from the Vatican expressing approval
Of its attitude during The discussion OF the
Church bill in the lower House.
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Olympic Park will be the scene to morrow
OF game between the Reds and the Eek
fords, and rare sport is promised. Follow
ing are he names aBd positions:
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OFFICE VANDERBILT INSURANCE 90. J
AkNFHIs. TKNS., June 6, lsss
II meeting of the Board of Directors Of me
IA Vanderbilt InsuIance Company held thls
day second call Of ten (lOl pgE cent on ne @ p
i,ai stock was or.erei payable on or by July J.
isse vs.. y. BROWN. PreEidsnt-
.JoHS r. WuKEksoE, Secretary.
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TNROM 46 Court street, s1nce March LIST, one Dia-
u mond Pin, small gold hand, black enamel
cuff holding single stone between thumb and two
frst fingers; two Diamond Studs (screws), single
sione each; three stud Buttons, each set with
peari and coral; two Cuf Buttons, each consist
Ing of four gold logs crossed log-pen fashion, N.
C P. to l. B. L engraved on each; one roGnd
Cuff Button, gold, iniaid with black enamel one
Ladies Gold Chain one Gold Locket, containing
picture of IT an; /; one small com Dined Gold Pen
holder and Pencil; two plain sold Rings; two
small Geld Rings hear on each one little Colo
shoe charm for watch chain several links OF
gold chain on= small Velvet Purse, leather bind
Ing clasp, chain and ornaments Of steel; one
Pearl-handle Knife, with ny lame on it, three
blades tall broken) piece of pearl also broken OF
Of one side; two parts OF tilver-plated Castor
top part or loop By which Castor IL handled and
me middle part rim containing holes into which
bottles 1T three fairs Of Pants and one Coat re
raining parts Of suits still IN my possession
Come and examine them II you have bought
any old clothes At any time during the last thret
months bring them with you and compare them
Any information leading either TO the detection
of the thief or the recovery OF the jevery VIII b
gratefully received and literally rewarded. Fur
iher Particular given on application
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Il. o. B. B.

TUPHRATES LODGE, No. s5.-Regular quar-
d terly meeting of this Lodge will be held this
(SUNDAil evening az 7:S0 O'Clock sharp Elec-
ton. Fine fo- non-sttendance.
H. 6RONAUER, Secretary.
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CPECTAL attention given, as for years past, to
= the paying OF ell State, County and Taxing
District, and also 'Old Back City Taxes, and cor
ectpess guaranteed. Will also attend TO Funding
et RoodS and lnrnish fractional annonnts rsauireA
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OTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the Privileges at the
= Mechsnies' Picnic. to be given at Estiyal Park,
July 18th, will be received until July sth. by
O. w. VAUGHAN,
Chairman Committee, 276 second street.
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AUGUSTAFEMALE SEMINAR Y
srAUNToN, VIRGINIA,
Nils hfnrx l. Rnsd duIp. RrineInaI.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 5rH-CLOSEs JUNE, 1884.
" Unsurpassed In It's locs tom in its buildings
and grounds; in its general app intments snd
sanitary arrangements; Its full corps OF superior
and experienced teachers: ips unrtvaed advant-
ages IN Music, Modern Languages, Elocution- Fine
Aris PHYSICAL Culture and instruction In the
Theory snd Practice OF BOOKKEEPING; the success
full efforts made 10 secure health, comiort anu ha
ard of solid scholarship. For full particulars ap-
MI tot tho prfnpinal Ior
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TEE CHURCH BILL PASSED.
THE VATICAN SATISFIED.

BERLIN, June 23.-The lower house Of the
Diet adopted the emainipg clsusss Of the
governments Church bill,
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A COURT SCANDAL.
The Infelicities Which Have Led to the
Separation Of the Young King and
Queen Of spain.
The Passover Murder Case-Louisee Mi.
chePs Trial-The Prussian Church
Bill-Bismarck's Health.

BERL1s, June 23-The North German Ga
sette says that Bismarck is sufzripg with a
violent cold, which settled in his stomach.
He also had an attack OF j,undice. Though
improving, be is still confined to hie foom.
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The Railway f.xpo,tt,cr r,Ios.f,

CHICAGO, Ja ane 23.-fhe fSatieusI Erposi-
| lion II Railway Appliances, wAich Mss been
an progress here one month, closed ta-nighl.
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neal Estate Transfers pu-
ring the month Of
September.

Arlanna Cunningham to Lee Gun
bingham, 10 acres Of land in 11th dis
trct-S150.
robert ) Donaldson to Mary Sin,-
mons, interest in land in 9th district
$500.
Sam Powers and wife to School Di.
rcctors, acre in 9th dstrict--gift.
u Z Cowling to Stephen Carter, G34
acres in 10th district-S46
a Z Knott to Sanford and Matilda
Mann, 175 acres in 9TH district-$lS00
Arledgc Brown to W L Brown, lot
acres in l4th district $3.50.
I IL Finch, special commissioner, tc
q q Phillips, interest in Acklen Spring,
property in 18th district-sGl0
q q Phillips to j F a. Isaac Miller
D acres in 18th district-S9l0.
TW Holt and wife to + A BRYANT
9G acres in 10Th district-s5O0.
Il Ruch to Randall and Rush, steam
mill and fixtures in 9Th district-s1lOO.
X X Powell and wife to S G McAla.
han, 40 acres in 9Th district-S90O
W / League to S Z McNlahan, lot
at Estill Springs-S96.
Delilah Shepard to Lewis Morris, G5
acres in 9th district-s500.
Rice d Sells to VIM Champion, 7
acres and / rood in 18th district-s73
X 5 Montgomery to W b Gossage.
IL acres, more or less, at Estill Springs
in 18th district-S294 90.
Lewis Hall and wife to G Ammacher,
81 acres in I'd district-S700
L } Caldwell and wife to G r Mar
crom, land IN I'd district-S335.
X F Oakley, sheriff, TO He Robert.
son, l744 acres in 9th dislrict-SG2O.
w X French to Tullahoma Wooden
Mills, AZ acres in 18th district $50.
a Brazelton to Geo Bentrem, 90
acres in Sd district.
John Buttcrwor,h to Maude Terrill
and others, house and lot in Winches.
ter, 81, 800.
X + Oakley, sheriff, to Goodbar,
White ~ Co., land in 9th district.
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From Alto.

a few nights since the Oak Grove
Mutual Aid Society met at Natura
Hall, the grandest and most delightful
of all halls. The building was lightcc
by glowing Luna, assisted by the friend
| y Kiln, with her sparkling eyes anc
warm heart; and everything was caIcu
lated to preserve harmony except, alas
one hayward member who, by her ter
rible good looks, spoiled our fun. Much
business was transacted by the Society
Many topics Of interest were discussed
and lengthy speeches we're made $50 lo)
for the edifying Of the Society. These
are happy meetings, and may your read
ers all be as happy, just once, as VIC
were that night.
AS for the outside world, we know
but little. Farmers very busy, conse.
quently there is not much to gather.
A Sabbath School mass meeting was
held at Pelham, Grundy county, recent
ly, which proved to be quite interesting
Speeches were made by Messrs. j. f.
Laxson, Lane and West, Esqr. Parks
Rev. &. ID Quinn and b. A. Cherry.
The speaking, for the most part, was
very interesting, especially the plain,
practical and iorcible talk of MIR. Lax
son.
Why don't our friends write about
their Sabbath SchoolsY Is it not a fact
that the Sabbath School is essential to
our future well being as II people? Is
it not worthy the attention Of the man
of talent' Why not do away with
mud-slinging, and think and write in
the interest of schools, Sabbath schools,
churches, turnpikes, etc.' Why do tai
ented men waste so much time trying to
find fault with their neighbors? Ought
not a wise man to remove first the beam
from his own eye? Surely it would be
more profitable. CAROL.
Alto, Tenn, Sept. 90, 1883.
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NASHVILLE MARKET.

Bacon-clear sides, 9@0Ic. Bulk
meats-clcar sides, ste; clear rb sides,
= all packed. lIams-Suear.curcd,
~.
Lard-Snownake, in kegs, 11lcts
Country lard, 9@10c.
Dried Fruit-Applcs, 5qc. Evapora.
ted apples, 12}c.
Eggs-From first hands, hens, 17@
lSc.
Fea,hers-Primc geese, 53c; mixed,
including duck, l5@30c.
Ginseng, 81 SOC Los.
Rags, Sl.15 Ter ;0) lbs.
Corn, shcllcd, Acc.
Wheat, plump, S0@9Oc dry red
plump, 9Oc@sl; dry Mediterranean.
sl@l.02t.
Corn meal, per bushel, 57l@GOc.
Oats, in bulk, 33c; in small lots, 81
@5c advance
Rye, new, from wagon, Coo.
Hay, sl+@S15 per ton.
Hogs, 22j lbs. average, s4t0@47j.
Cattle, extra good shipping, $3.50
$50
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Marriage Licenses Issued in
September.

JAS T Thomas to Fannie Hoskins.
W W Tribble to NJ G Holt.
ii Fcrgcrson to NIaryJ Holt.
q A Wright to Eliza Moore.
S III Trigg to Mamie } Sisk.
JAS ii Martin to Ollie NJ Keith.
VIM & Wiikerson to Mary A McKin
ncy.
j + Motlow to J F Larkin.
j + DAVIS to Mary Edens.
W ii Cutie to Dealy Whitman.
Samuel Dotson to Martha George.
W Is Pettus to A a Pickup.
j W Ford to Mary A Ivcy.
W L Dewitt to Matte McNaughton
VIM Hunt to Nancy ] Johnson.
Geo + Sims to G Farris.
II l. Crownover to NJ } Cherry.
b Cook to + Hughes.
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Oct. LIST, 1885

A special to the American says anoth-
err attempt was made last Thursday
night, near Anderson, in this county, to
wreck a passenger train. "Four large
timbers were placed upright in a cattle
guard at a point where the road makes
II sharp curve. They were not discov-
cred until the train was within few
feet of them, and every possible effort
was made to stop the train, but too late
to miss the obstruction. Still the speed
had been checked sufficiently to prevent
the impending catastrophe, and only
the forward trucks of the engine left the
track. 1t was replaced in two hours.
The road is on a high embankment at
this point, and if the speed had not
been checked a dreadful accident would
have occurred"
This is the fourth attempt within a
week to wreck the accommodation train.
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DC chord items.

Getting in their wheat crops is nov
the order of the day with the farmers
Some have their crops in, and quite ,
number are pretty well advanced, ant
goodly number who are October SOW
crs will commence this week. There
has been quite demand for whea
drills, and Il good number have beer
sold here this season. The majority ol
farmers around here have learned from
Experience that there is but little pay in
half doing anything, therefore they have
prepared their lands for the coming
wheat crop better than usual, and ev-
cry farmer that can is putting his whca,
in with the drill.
Mr.. Ed. Birchcnough, who owned
and run a saw mill here, has moved
with his mill to Birmingham, Ala. Mr.
F. D. Carson, late from Indiana, form
ed a partnership with Mr.. Birchenougl
and went with him. His family will
soon follow.
Some more of our good citizens have
caught the Birmingham fever and will
soon leave us. Mr., II. Y. Miller and
family will be off pretty soon.
Elder III NJ Babb, who came mere
some eight or ten months ago from In,
diana, and purchased farm near here,
has exchanged his farm for hotel prop
erty in Kcnton, Indiana, and will leave
us this week.
There is some sickness in our town,
and we had one death last week. Mr..
Silas Mallard lost child about year
old.
DR.. Cherry has a child some four or
five years old lying very low with fever,
Mr.. j. w. Mason, who had spell
Of fever and got about again, is now
confined with tiux.
Mr.. John +. Blair, an aged and good
citizen, died last Thursday at the resi-
dence of his brother, Mr.. w. l.. j.
Blair. He had been confined to his
bed about eight weeks with fever. lie
was cighty-six years old,
hev. MT. WOODS, pastor, VIII I'LL his
regular appointment at the Prcsbyte
rian Church here next Saturday even
ing and Sunday. The services will be
protracted.
Quite lively scene took place the
other day in the neighborhood above
here. A woman named Mary j. Sabe
was visiting at the house of Noah Tar
warter, and while there Mrs. Tarwatel
thought she saw signs Of too much in
timacy between the aforesaid Ma ry and
her husband; so she became enraged
and took boaad and boarded her of
the place. The assaulted party swore
out State warrant against Mrs. T.,
and had her arrested and brought before
IL Magistrate. Upon the day of tria
the prosecutrix did not put in an APP
pearance, and Mrs T. was discharged
and went on her way rejoicing, while
the aforesaid Mary now roams about
with black eye. X.
Oct. 1st, 1883.
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Eon-ReSident Notice.
j. G. Looney and wife ct. ais. VS. Banks
Cover ct. ais.

u We iIOoiley ana Wlle CT. ais. VS. BANKS
Cover ct. ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
" Master from the allegations and affidavit
in compIainants' Bill in above cause, that
defendants, Banks Cover, jeremiah Cover,
John Stewart, Robert Stewart, --- Bowman
and wife Polly Ann, Isaac Hannah and wife
Sarah, Albert Barnett and wife Pauline
Jane, - Hannah and wife Elizabeth, and
the heir OF John Stewart, deed, name I'M
known, are non-residents OF the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
quiring said nonresident defendants to ap-
pear and make defense to said Bill, ON or be-
fore tie fifth Monday in October next,
before the Chancery Court at Winchester
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same will he
taken fer confessed and set for hearing cx-
parte as to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn, this Sept. q, 1888.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. AN.
BY John Arlcdge, Dep. G. 4 NJ.
oct2-iw
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Our Agcnte.

The following named persons are At,
thorlzFd to receive and receipt for sub
scrptions to Home journal
John II Martin, Winchester.
George +. Banks, Dechcrd
ID. 5. Long, llockervillc.
l.. Il. Sartain, Cowan.
W; i Gossage, Estill Springs.
l. n Martin, Maxwell.
O. p. Bruce, Hunlland.
q. W. Bowling, Maxwell.
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Y All subscribers who see a eros.
4 Amark on the margin IF their pa
per this week will pleas, understand
that it means that we arc in need OF
money, and that their time is "out and
and over" and they ought to Gene up
and pay up.
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From CoWan.
Had a nice rain yesterday morning

Had nice rain yesterday morning
Farmers busy sowing wheat. Abou
same area will be sown this season a!
last.
Married. on eve of I'd ult., at the res
idence of the brides father, at Steven.
son, Ala, by Rev. A. j. Cargile, Mr.
L. l.. Hampton to Miss Pattie Hop
kins. No attendants.
Dr. Boyle, of Nashville, has been il
our section on professional business ant
returned nome Saturday.
The postofflce here changed hands to
day. II.
Oct. LIST, 1883.
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NOTICE..

All parties indebted to Fitzpatrick Greg,
orv are hereby notified to come forward and
settle Immediately as the business OF the firm
must be closed. Unless settlements are made
the claims will be put in the hands OF an OH
Ger for collection. L. ID. GkEGohi'
Sept. II, 'S3. Gm Surviving partner
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Our Postmaster informs us that al
Nashville mail deposited in the Post
Once by o'clock Il. m. will be deliver
ed Nashville the same day at | or 9
p, m. This is great convenience ,c
our business men.
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w. S. Embrey & Sons New
Store.

Last Monday Messrs. w. S. Embrcy
u Son were visited by hundreds of peo
pie, mostly from the country, at their
new store building on the corner of the
Square and Jefferson street Many of
these were in search of goods, and all
admired the new building, which is Ger.
talnly an ornament to our town. 1t is
two stories high, and the brick work
and internal arrangements are splendid.
MIR W. 5. Embrey, by personally SUI
pcrvising the whole from the com.
mcnncemcnt, can congratulate himself
upon having the most desirable business
house in the county. 1t is 100 w 80
feet, and admirably lighted. The up
per story is exclusively for the storage
and exhibition Of ready-made clothing,
of which the firm have Il stock unequal
led as to quantity and quality, and we
suppose they will give bargains in this
line as they propose to do in all articles
of the heavy stock they have just re,
ccivcd.
We advise the ladies of our town and
county to make visit to Embrey &
Son and see the elegance of the build
ing and the quantity and quality Of the
fresh and attractive goods stored there
in, whether they purchase or not.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Our prices for Job Work
and advertising are as low as
as those of any office IN the
State. Try us.
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CORPORATION or WINCHESTER

Mayor--John A. Lawing.
Aldcrmen-M. NJ. Henderson, G. q. Phil
|ips, j. /. BauGh and !. G. Garner.
Marshal--John &. Brazclton, Jr.
Corporation Magistrato-J. b. Ashley.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

~'a' am 'unt of taxes due the
|SSo : franklin county for the
M NJ, IVA was S3,4S7. 4S, and the law
Ema' uat T. settlement be made with
M ; I on or before tho fourth
N r september of this year. Oul
trustee made his settlement
ts,o; ana holds the State Treas
;p;lb ,'pt In full for the amount.
|ofb;,,ss good officer, and we arc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

\ Ruie Williams, Of Forrest City
,, Is visiting his father, Judge John
Williams. RUFF left Winchester
Fen years ago, and is now one o.
leaamg lawyers in Arkansas, an(
erved four years in the Senate Of
State.
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Cigars ! Cigars 1!

The best and cheapest cignr for the none,
can be found at Joe Arlcdge's Saloon. whore .
large, fresh lot has just been received. Col
on him on the south side of the Souarc
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l' 'sarn that Mr.. A. S. Embrcy
',a''' a neat residence on the cor.
M opposite Capt. P!umlee's. twill
E E% 70 order for Mr.. Haley, who
NJ ieuplcs the Walmslcy House, and
\, SSsaay for occupancy by the Isl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

c sSlaled to give the proceedings
| r ~ y Court in this issue, but
H, S' we Court to get through will
|; s'uess before it is our excuse fol
|, ssas So - AT the time of closing
iiss'.a.is,c.Tuesday forenoon-tht
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AND CLOD CRUSHER.
HENRY nAvcH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WINCHESTER, TENN.

WINCHESTER, Tenn.
viii practice in the Courts of Frankli,
and adjoining counties; also, in tho Suprcm,
Court at Nashville.
Promt attention given to collections.
~" Office over Mrs. Emma Bruzclton,
Millinery Store. oct1
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protracted meeting will be com.
lced at the Baptist Church in this
q next Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
Brandon, will be assisted by Rev.
}. Por;er, Of Lebanon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

KEY j. \ Curry received a telegram
Sunday evening informing him that
bother, who lives at Henryville, in
'Tence county, was dangerously sick.
Z. left for IIenryville Monday
|ninr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Mr.. Henry Baugh's law card appears
in this issue. We Lespeak for him lots
|Of business
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Y call especial attention to DR.
eu'chs advertisement of the Acme
|eflsln,g Harrow and Clod Crusher
machine is recommended by lead
S''culturlsts to be the best harrow
market. Call on the Doctor fol
n Particulars.
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Kew. DIR. Teasdae, of Knoxville. i,
III III town, and will assist in the protract
ed meeting which commences at the
baptist Church next Sunday.
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A letter from "l'ramp' was received
|too late fer this issue. 1t will appear
|in our next.
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The Franklin County Farmers Asso.
patton will meet at the Courthouse next
(aturday at 10 o'clock a. M.
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All persons should have one of II
G. Tuuison's Maps. They are the most
full and complete maps sold. They are
sold by w. +. Reeder in this county.
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Mule for Sale.

A good work mule for sale. Applv
at mill. BoGLE & DAVIS =
sep10.tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Ihr County Trustee, Mr.. II. G.
|lh, visited his old home in Cannon
pity last week, to see his mother, who
vigorously sick. He returned home
faay, leaving his mother in a critical
ElAion.
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COURTS.
CHANCERY COURT.

Hon. John W. Burton, Chancellor
Capt Glen Arledgc, Clerk and Mastc
John Arlcdgc, Deputy.
SEES ions fourth Monday in January an
June.
CIRCUIT CoURT.
Hon. J. Williams, Judge.
4. b. Woodard, Attorney General.
Nathan Francis, Clerk.
Sessions, fourth Monday in March, Jul,
and November.
COUNTY COURT.
John W. Williams, Judge.
Wm. f. Taylor, Clerk. Hop. T. Taylor
Deputy.
]. i. Ashley, Register.
X. &. Smith, Trustee.
K. f. Oakley, Sheriff.
WI. Cherry, County Superintendent.
John 7. Wellington, Coroner
wv. Sylcr, Surveyor.
Vim. NJ Russcy, Ranger.
J.J.Martin, Notary Public.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Oar young friend, Matt Whitaker,
30 had been looking wan and melan'
poly for some time, left last Saturday
another Counting expedition.
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The Winchester Literary Society will
poet at the residence of Mr.. G.. Phil.
iN next Friday night.
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A large number of country people
le'c in town Monday-in fact, more
ban at any other time this year. Peace
bd harmony prevailed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Oar Chancery Clerk has II new non
resident notice in this issue
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Hon. Richard Warner addressed q
gg0odiy number of our citizens Monday
we ". were very busy in the office and
did not hear him. CIV
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

Read the advertisement of the Uni.
vcrsity of the South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-10-03

High stree, boasts Of the mcst hoggish
pnan in town. Where there's viii
lhcIc's way.