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HOME JOURNAL.
KAILU0AD TIME TABLE.
miC lIKlilt, TKNX.
MJIITII.
No. 'I Unvt p 3.1" p. m.
N.i. 4 " 10,15 p. m.
N. (i " - j-- f.UJ u. in.
f-.il.TU.
N.i. 1 Unvcs Hi7 a.m.
N.i. !1 " -" '
No. " p. in.
NdTi:. Nik. 1, 'I, iiml 4 run iliiily. Not1.
!j uiul 0 'I" i'"1 1'"" iiiiiIiivh.
i i . r. Ajp in.
iSucnipicntal nicotine; at the C. P.
Church noxtiSuiiduy.,
Commencement exercises, ut Mai-'
Shu r College to-cluy.
We arc now having rwil ' summer
weather, tho mercury going abuvc W
daily.
The Ilov. Dr. Howard will juvacli ;it
Triii ily Church on Tlinrsdny cvonin;.',
15:1), nt the usual hour.
Fruit Cans !
All kinds, cheap, nt J. 1 Vauhnus
Miss Mnltie Kiiglcnmn, of Fayette-
villc, is in atU'inlaiire at the examina
tion exercises this week, tin' past of the
henutiful unci accomplished Miss Vir
ginia Jackson,
Dti:i. At the residence of hcr.i
brother, (Mr. Thomas Arli-d0 in this
i . w i.. . i :.... r.l. ... i
place, liisi tt cuiiisoiiv iiiiii, no him.,
Miss Ida Ar!cd''o, it"od about 2rl veurs.
Vo extend our sympathies to her
brothers, sifters, and oilier relatives
1 Ceo. Hundley, col., whom we men-
jtioiicd la4 week us bciiijj confined about
Sthree m ucn 'ruin town with suiull-pox,
died Just -Saturday ni'ht. His remains
wore nut interred until Monday ni'Tii-
I
I The annual uddre.-s delivered by
1. . i ;r 1 ..I 1," I ,.
iov. A n .Mtirus iu 1110 iiicnestcr
'orui:il last wcik wr.s n most
Lraiseworlhy ellort. It was not lengthy,
et lengtlry enough, and was couched
in the purest of English. Our tx (!ov-
crnor has few eq'.ml:! in matters of this
kind.
Among the number of. Winchester
Uioys who are visiliug their friends and
I.. i . ii.
Ticlutives in our nmist, wo are gitui m
I ... r:i... ii i ..r , 'I'....,..
ai.'C .u.hc 1 iuiiiil'C, ill n.u n.iu , linn ,
plark llyiighlon, of San Antonio, Tex ;
:nd Ilarhin P. Jluird, of ( iuntcrsville,
iVla., all promising young men, and
lie pride of their parents.
The Juek:;:n Tribune fays thai ex
I iov. Marks is very eletuly the choice
r (Governor of a majority of the Dem-
tratic party of Madison county. We
nfer the same from the reports of man v
tlier counties, and we believe he will ;
ad any other man in the Convention!
f the 20ih inst.
We had the pleasure of hearing Prof.
V illntighbv Hciido last Friday night at
io Normal, and M. unlay night tit the
Inry Sharp. If we could think of
words adequate to tlie expression of our
inlmirntioii i f him us a leader wc would
be them. We t;imidy wiv : He has no
upcrior.
-
i f t i:...n:,. i..:,.,,.;,,).,.' ,.r fl.r.
Winchester Woolen Mills, who had been '
'' r . '. iiiitiii, iM" i. ivi.i, ... .....i
.infilled with consumption fr several
noiiths, died at his residence, near the
iills, hist Friday nieht, the Otli in.-t.
Mr. (irillin was born in Dingle Derrv
unity, Ireland, March 5th, 127. He
ns an enterprising citizen and an hon
;t man. We sympathise with his be-
vavcil ttunily.
(ood iilasterns' laths for stile by d
': Phillij s.
Kev. P. A. Lyon, having been called
pun by the Statistical Secretary of the
liddlo Sunilay School Convention to
irnisha full statistical report of all the
undny Schools in this county, requests
to Superintendent, or any member, of
ich school' iu the county to send to
Iim, at Winchester, a full report of his
'hool number of officers, teachers
ml scholars, amount of contributions, I
nd any other statistical information.
Io is anxious to have all renorts sent in
luring this month June.
Among the numerous visitors and
itrons from abroad attending the ex-
niinatioii exercises of Mary Sharp Col-
ge, is Judge D. D. Wilkin, ofMis
ssippi. lie. is a true type of the South
ra gentleman, nnd we arc always glad to
hicct him. His wife and sons accomna-
y Iii : here, and after the close of the
xitininatiun, they, together with three
aughters all bright Mary .Sharpers
Mil no to Tate's Sirin2s. in which nron-
1 !3 I - I A
rty the Judge is a large stockholder,
i spend the summer.
Ornham Bro.'s lihistcrcrs' laths for
nlo by G. (i. Phillii)s.
At tho seini-anuuiil exercises of the
Vincheslcr Normal Iviterury Society,
iH Thursday night, the large hall was
crowded tu overflowing. Th. subject
II. 11 . ' .. . . no . . ,.
"r ucouto was "Jiesolvcd, lliattariu
Hiould bo levied foricvcnuo only." Af
hrmativc-B. F. Jones and L. P. Crig-
lff; negative II. J. Phillips and J.
o. iMong Dr. i;. C. Marks, Hon. Jno
U. Hensley and Kcv J. T. Currcy acted
!1sJudi:e8. The nre-umont on both
d8 was very creditable. A minority
j''' ihe Judges Messrs. Marks nnd
1-l'CllSteV .rnnrlui'n.l n lii,.luhi tit f'.itfei tt'
'lie uegativo. Lofore nnd after the de
wto the audience was treated to some
splendid music, vocal and instrumental.
cures coHtlvcno
"nTSmK-iJTl'ii'ei;"
At J. M. Hutcldiw' or O. 0. 1'liil'dp'.
Our Taxe3.
P 'puly (.'uunty Court Clerk M. C.
Forbes li:u completed the lnx-book.8 lor
the year l.'vS'J, and kindly furnishes, us
a lint of (ho taxes usscsscd for euch dis
trict 'J'his includes poll, State, county
nnd school tax Wo c,ive the total
amount, by dint rifts, from his list, to
gether with thu amount assessed lor
IHUp, (which is copied from our lilo pa
pers) showing the incrca.se and decrease :
1st District.
182 ...$.1,1578 30
! :,W 4i)
Iaerea.-;o
2d District.
1882 $
1880
81
70 m
7il"i
I tier
ease
!hl District.
10 35
--81,100 17A
-- 1, 'Mr, 02 1
Ill 8.1
1882.
1880.
Decrease
Jth District.
12 ? 1,553 85
isW' 1,051 :(
I
uereasp . .
501 -l!)
5th District.
1882....
1880....
775
Incivi
use
58 !Ki
Oih District.
18N2
1880
33!) 55
315
J n
Decrease
7th District.
5
. . . I
1882..
8
33!) 25
1880. ..1
315 V.)y
Deerea.o
8th District.
1882
lw.su
5 !)U
731 15
782 82
I).
'ec reuse
I!) C7
Dili District.
18.S2
1880..
SI, 187 -17.1
. 1,147 U1A
Increase
HUli District.
1882
1880
Increase
11th District.
1HS2
lK8d"III""L'I"""".
.)!
537
20
31
Increase.
17 8!)
12iii District.
- 8
1882..
1880..
1!)7 51
I
152 50 A
Increase
P
!h Dhtriet.
8
12.'.
1882.
1MS0.
20!)
20 1
( .)A
Increase 1 -17
Mtli District.
1882... 8 -153 77A
1X80 338 (liiA
Increase - 115 11
15th District.
1882 ? 350 70
1880 327 02
Increase 23 08
10th District.
1882 8 201 15
1880 171 8(1
Increase 20 5 II
17th District.
1882 700 00
l.ssd 703 00
Increase 57 51
18th District.
1882...
1880...
30!) 30
112 13
Decrease 43 13
The total amount of taxes just assess
ed is .l(i,58(!.30, divided as follows :
Poll tax, 83,078.50; State tax, 83,
112 08; County tax, 85,088.02; School
tax, 87,455.00. Total tux for 1830,
814,718 CIA; increase, 81, 807.G0A.
The. Nashville Banner, some time
since, classed tlie Winchester Home
Journal as a supporter of Wilson for
Governor. This is an error. The
Home Journal did not support Wilson,
and only for political reasons did it sup
port Hon. John V. Wright. It would
liavo supported Wilson in order to de
feat Hawkins, and not that it agreed
with Wilson as to the State debt ques
tion. The Home Journal believes that
we owe the debt that it would be wise
in us to settle at 00 and 0. It believes,
honestly, that disgrace will follow any
attempt to not pay the debt, and that
anv such attempt will prove futile.
A correspondent of a Nashville paper
wants Hon. A. S. Colyar to be the peo
pics' candidate for Governor, nnd says :
" Iu law he never lost a case, and would
not loso tho Governorship." It does
not follow that he would bo elected
Governor because be never lost a law
case, but the Home Journal would glad
ly support him. For ftm' sense, common
sense, and ynod sense ; for industry,
perseverance, far-sightedness, and gen
cral management, Tenneesco can boast
of no superior to Hon A. S Colyar.
Tho only question is: Can he be elected ?
. - . m
Save vour fruit this year, nnd if you
want it dried iu nice, style, so that it
will bo twice as valuable as it would be
dried in the sun, carry it to Dr. S. W
Houghton and have it evaporated.
"WINE OF CABDliF' four times a day
Unite It iiiil'liy household.
V At J. M. Ilutohin' or CI. G. I'liiilins,
Winchester Norma!.
The examinations tit the Normal were
well attcuded, tlio audiences being large
and upiicciutivo. It lias seldom been
our fortune to visit such exercises and
be to highly entertained. The whole
plan of conduct is so perfect that every
thing moves like clock-work. Kwn the
large audiences are under the spell of
the presiding genius. It is n wonder
that so large u number of pupils can be
moved from the room into their seats
each occupying his or her allotted place
classes of fifty or sixty pupils fulling
into regular order without the least
commotion or disorder. It was the fre
quent expression, "Mow did they all
get Mil? Where have they gone to ?"
The audience oi 300' or -100 would re
quire 15 or 20 minutes to leave the
room, but the pupils (2110 in number,)
would go out in fico minute?, demon
Mrating the value ofnuirthhiy, the thing
that has been ridiculed so much.
The "Normal" method of school
teaching hi somewhat new with us, and,
like any other new thing, has 'somew hat
of nove lty about it ; but its simplicity J
ami common wive the appropriate, mot
to elu Hon by the school recommends it
so jstivnglv that we look hack nt our
own school-boy ilavs ami womlcr at the
stupidity of the teachers of that period
that they did not discover a better
plan.
There ure to-day more of the ele
ments of subsliiutiability in this school
than in any school in the country. It
has taken its place in the foremost rank
of schools, and is destined to become the
rival of the bid in this broad land.
That it has fw equals and vo superiors
" in tlii! ftoulli e
anuot be ira'.nsnid. Our
country is feeling the touch of the mas-
ters hand upon the youth; boys and
gins are growing up urounu us wit ir
that self-assertiveness born alone of the
spirit of genius that holds such sway
over them the lacultv ol tlie Normal
with J. W. Icrrill at lis bead. These
jare triie-hearled and capaMe men nnd
i woineii titat hleiul.l be toslereil by our
I lii'iil.l" 1 1 1 1 tin' oi. il. att oliina eni'n 'mil
i r - ' - ""
deserve our most earnest support.
if it cotii. I bedoiie, il would be a pleas
ant task to mention every student in the
school, for iiliiiii-t all deserve an honora
ble mention ; but the improvement in
some thiit we know well is so marked
that wo feel strongly inclined to write
ihein up were we capable of doing so,
land we hope :io one will take ofleuce for
I the mentioning the names of jud u fnr.
82,351 32.J: There is Willie Shook, of Tracy City,
1,532 lo but formerly of Franklin comity; Car-
i rii! Vuiighun, Lizzie Kmbrev, Malt.
81!) Hi A : lamer, Hoy Fitzpatrick, Albert .Marks,
j Miss Ihila Austell, Miss Kiln Mellheran
( llie only graduate ol the year), n m.
8. Dulin, who, if he tries, will nittke an
j orator, and Miss Moore. These
;are the names of but a few of those of
jour town and county that s lmw a rapid,
intellectual growth, and bid lair to be
050 07 A I come elements of intellectual power in
the land. 1 es, the Normal litis done
much to hightcn our respect for these
.. : .. i .1... i i I . .. i ...
iiii'iiei iioil llli: liwnoi il.Jlt: l.'L'.llll we,
jieei tor me .M'rmai lacuiiy lor ineirj
: earnest efforts to bring light (Hit of j
I 'hirkness nod st react li out of weakness, i
,... I, ;i,l,.,.., .,!., .-u l,..,. ,..1
instructors.
TDK Pill KMX,
of llarlforil ;
TllF, .KTNA,
of llartl'ntil;
TiiF knoxvu.ij: itkf,
of Knnxville, Tenn.
Three better Fire Insurance Companies
cannot be found.
I!eileM'llleil liv
WM. J. SIjATTFK.
Policies issued at once on nil ordinary
risks.
The entertainment given by Miss
i iinlap at the Winchester Normal last
Wednesday night was a very delightful
allair, ami was highly appreciated by a
large audience. The presentation
speech, which was made by Hon. John
I!. 15easlcy, touched a responsive chord
in every heart. Mr. II. said :
" Ladies and gentlemen Miss Mattio
Duulap, of the city of NashWIle, whom
I have the pleasure to present to you,
is a noble and accomplished woman, an
honor to her sex, and tlie pride of all
gallant Tciincssceuns who have witness
ed an exhibition of her talent as an
actress. Miss Duulap has given enter
tainments at Nashville, Pulaski, Colum
bia and Murfreesboro. She conies to us
with the enthusiastic endorsement of
the press and the public, and I have no
doubt that you will listen to her with
pleasure unit greet her ctlorts Willi ap
pluuse.
Miss D. i rcsentul -a charming np
pearuncc upon the stage, and won nil
hearts with her grace, beauty and de
livery. She will remain in Winchester
until next Friday, the guest of Miss Ida
Ueasley, when she willgli to Ftiycttevillc
and give an entertainment there Friday
Uight.
For Consrcss.
We mo authorized to tuuiomicu A. Ii. Lan-
ftis,Sr., of Hcdi'ord county, ns uetimliclute for
roiinss from this (the nil;) loiiLTessioiiiil
lllstriet. coinonscit ol tlie cmmticH ot i.unnon
Collet', Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall,
Ile'lliinl and Kutlurlonl. r.lcctinn, luccuay,
Nov. i Hi.
We ure authorized to ntinotitiee Hon. Kielt-
nrd Warner as ti eanili. late for re-election to
CongresH from this, the fth, (.'ongressioniil
District.
It is just iis necessary when you in
sure your property to be certain you sc
lect a good company, as it is to be cer
tain you do not take counterfeit ns good
money. Wni. J. Slatter represents the
companies yon should insure in.
fiSTAny one wanting a splendid
Amcricin Kcwing Muchiue, or A No. 1
Farm Fanning Mill for cleaning w heat,
outs, barley and corn, should apply to
Wm. J. Slatter.
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" nnd you will
never lie bilious.
At J. M. Ilutehins' or G.G. riiilUp'.
Mary Sharp CtSlcEO.
Another Cotiiiiioneeim'nt of thi.
grand old Colh',;o is upon us To its
exercises have come from all parts of
the Mouth a larger number of friends
than usual.
Thu exercises of Mary Sharp College
are all that its uiost sanguine friends
could wish, and fully sustains the repu
tation for thoroughness and deep culture
which tiiis institution has so long en
joyed. Without giving partic.ihir notice ol
classes, we have heard several of them
specially mentioned with words nf high
est commendation and praise, All ihe
classes have shown that ike work done
at this College is wt nhy i.f its fame,
and to a greater degree il:uu (Vir In
fore even demonstrate tint loin stu
dent i given culture; that is substantial.
The Preparatory Departmuit is in a
venj flourishing co"nditi"ii, and the pros
pects of the College in thN diivciion tire
most flattering. It coiild n,,t v.ell be
otherwise with the rum advantages af
forded. Fvery Professor, except tint
of Ancient LniiKunires. Miiiplcnienis the
able eflbrlsof Prof, liledsue by teaching
each oneelass in the IVcpnrutl.ry crude.
and that class being in the J. no of hi '
own special work, secure to the Huh:
onesltlie benefit of nil the talent w liich
the entire Faculty possess.
The appointments of ihe College are
admirable, and especially is li.e Art
Department attractive The t;;.i,c
thorough work is dune in ibis brunch of
the College work that we find i!:.ev,hrr:
Free-hand drawing is t: uM in uli the
grades of the College Iim- i-i eir.'.rge,
and the examination el' i. e Pi-eparai.-'ry
class in ibis subject cm:', h. ewry '!;.
el llio great advantage i n- Imiu i
had already derived.
The examination exercises el. s.d v
tenia v.
The classes this session an: uiKo iially
huge, and seemed auxioiis lo aiis.ver ti."
many questions asked by iheexami
ners. The .Senior Class, we are told,
displayed rare attainments, and lnus sev
eral members who are the peers of any
whom the College has evi rgra.iuuud.
The Commencement Sermon wa de
livered lusttsuuduy ut the C. P. Chinch,
by Rev. T. (i. Jones, of Nashvill . It
w:is n grand diseour-e, and v.:s el
qilently delivered.
It is evident to every one thai, the
Mary Sharp deserves the high p'.uv, she
occupies in the allcctioi.s oi i.,e South
ern people. There is ah.iitduul pr... !'
that the character she has won ',,r
thoroughness and broad eidiure will he
sustained and made higher as i'm: y.ais
pass.
We would be glad to hear from our
new JSelvidere corri.-pnndeiil ("J") ev
ery week. Don't lieconi" n!;' :;.!., I be
cause we failed to publish your hist
others were treated the ante way.
TO TrTs'TuaitC.
I have this day ol.w .l mil my
esl with the lii ni ol 1. 1 nelian llr.
l.i hrotle
iu. ...,,. ., I... I.,,.;.,
.,.. All who toe inil.l.te.l iv ih.-ohl linn
will please call anil settle at 'n. Tliankil.;;
0ie niil.lic lm favors slmwii iir, I am, i'.ihii-
I""
, V'
I'KTlli: I.I.N I.!
AN.
i her.l, Ti nil.,
.llllle IS,-.'.
htiliu ntitl (iiiilhuifn :
Tis with regret that I have tnpvc I', te up,
hill his health .1. inanils it, ami t will eoiilinne
llie hiisiiiess in my own name.
Yon will always Iiml me on haml v.i:h a
first-class Mock o'f Slaile I iry ( ioo.ls, ll; r,l
ware, (iroeeries, Ac.; I.ailieH' Mir-.v, ( liil
ilreii's ami InfaiiN' Shoes tin. I lln-i. rv, ( lent.'
ClntliiiiH, (all styles $I."iOo nii-) Hat ,
(mihhy, Hlraw, fell, soft all colors) haul
Hals (liirp: llll. I small hizesl, N: ekwear
styles, till of hesl lutike, (ieii'V Aievatt'ler
Kids, Keep's Collars, Cull's am! Siik i inl.rel
las, .lewi lry piml tumiuh for ,'.uy la.ly, ami
ml excellent line for K'iillenu a.
Apnl for the CloitliiniMiua hilhil 1'inw ;
nlsn, forlhe "liieen CoH'ce j'ol," and . ihr
l'ro.'s eeleliriili il Knots and Sin, is.
Mv lenns w ill ennlinne the salne -1 ASI I.
TlituikiiiK vou fur iin.il favors, w iih eontin-;
lianeeof Miuiie 1 am ever, faillu'nllv, e.
JOK i.kSiiiian.
IVolierd.Jiitie 1 llll, 1SS2.
OX TIIH FIRST MONDAY
JULY, mi,
At the Courthouse door in Win.ii. st. i.
feiiu., I will olhr, at tinhlic sale, the real cf-
latc helniiniiiit tolhfdeliiiititnt lax-payi r. of
r rank I in count v, tenn., nitt'scriiitiniiol wim-li
real estate call he seen upon mv ho. k in mv
olliee. Taxes for 1HS1.
This Mav lllst, 18W.
K. (I. .SMITH, Tiielee.
mavill-lils
Mrs. N. E. Days & Sister,
At their residence, have
a stock of MILLINFiUY
(iOODS that cannot fail
to picnic the most fastid
ious, and at prices that
defy competition.
Ladies' Hats and Hounds
latest style.
Ilciiiitifnl Trimniinijs, La
Och and Ktowtrs.
6i
m
I
v4
Filegnnt llosierv and Kid (Jloves.
All the latest anJ most desirable arti
cles in the Millinory line. They res
nectfullv invite the attention of the la
dies of Winchester nnd vicinity to their
lock ami prices.
INSOLVENCY.
The insolvency of the estute of Lcvif
Anderson, dee'd, having been supcsted, nil
parlies milcMKl to snnl estnte must make im
mediate payment ; and all claims nniint the
estate' must he prewntetl, dnlv anihenticRtoil,
to t lie County Court Clerk nf .Franklin county,
Tenn., nt W inehester, within tlie time pres
cribed hy law. or thev will he forever burred
.1. H. ANDr.KSON',
J. C. AN'DKKSON,
Kxceutom.
Mav2U), 183?. Jiu
MI
fir fklssler Burl
A LCADZR
:oul niiiilel ill educational wink, Oilier
cIkiuIk I'iiII.iw, till' Noriiilil lemU; nlliir
c.ipy.llie Nornuil iiriitiniiU-H. Mioiy feniiiivt.
enn lie f.iiiiiil in (lie hcIiooIk it i it i e.,11. u'lf
iiiiiiinil II,' l.oiTiiwul fiein ll.e Neniinl. '11k
li.nisteil jn'uiifos of llii ( m Ih iiIs ir ciinily
' We iniMi!i(:e mill leii. li very niiieli like tie
Neriiilil." Kv il Koine o!il cell. ):, v.'Ih.m
l'iie Io n lolui'e Ioih lie. II til. il n i-li'e, tin ir
ni.'i', I lift r I'.M'ti or exjiei ietiei il . ,'h.!i, tx, their
i'iiiiw of I .lit III iiti'l (!r:(t-, i-liow M:.titly
!;'' t :iti:.i-tv to l t!ieit;.l,t "itj, with tliV
: iiiKH," to he tlinnitlit iii liivnf nf ii mere
" jil'iiel'etd c.'iiieiitioiii" Wl.nl loo. c:ini il
lliinMit invaketiiii;:? VI: nvelliin m w lite.
ein iiii.l work? l.t tliel:'n;ii lie i',ki'it.
.'.. .V.,ime,'e.. mo.-i! 'li.l il. are 'l:i.l In
il'ile tile Milviinee neelc liy nip- .eii..oi. lull i.
it imi tin: '-.ccr. A l'.i!v"'',,r lii. ei, h Idle f. I
lou hi;; tlie Nni'iiuil " nl'nr oil," In claim ti n I -ily
v.iili her' h i- I .1 1. '.vi-e aii.l rate te
i;i;i.,:iie the iii-tinalmi thai Ii:h ur.nilil in
i.iir iiiM.t llie (limit's of t In- i:i't lew vi mim,
mhI ivliieli i;ii:ii : iintei rteinly il. yi, ill the
veMiMe cotiie. .e7. i. Hi.: II iinv,i'.fr .iw.7.
T!l". Tt!AC!JER3
i:iv yuiiii, i :ii!i. -t ti n I iii'.recf ie mi ii ti i '!
W.il. I. -II, I'ltn iit'ti'' T.'j.:.' i i-.'. . n a
title enllep' irol'ci.oiarc Hot el,o. n for licit
i.liliity In ( :t-t). Many vnri!,li lMoln iv,
i:li lotii; titles iiml Ion. I ilil..inas lin. I
sen' i .nut m cure hi. lin-nlacc in llie ni.l c...
I..v. Sneli mI Ioi.i r. form their hal,i.
i". Vi 1:1 ,r !''. 7o.. ik i.iii.I l line,.,
v.ell horn ; need i, ,!,, ,.: eiali-S nut only
ill ulial III. v teach, hut , i, . ,,',. i'; . ,,rh;l'
.(... In tlie N,. n. nil, Inn, i ihe i'r. - Son is
aii'l vi.r i i , 1 1 o i lo t'.. u"ik hv the tit-
; .1. nt I. aclii I-.. The I'.iet t!iat ny i-l mti lit may
In' calli.l on i, , oiiii a ,1. iieiiineni lion, '.,
cliiw, or e.ii.i'in ; .in r. i.:,iiu:i, or ev. n lake
j loi ii limited tone i.'.i ,;ive. an iii.-.iiali..ii j
in -In.ly an. I lirie.L 1 1 ll.e ..i I, a
1 Mill,' enlim. ia-ni eiihli.ni n in the .i 1 ,
m-Iioo! .. 'I ne -tin!, nt t;,i. l.ee .i.i. e..-oil.-1
i i's v. i'li liie ti aeliers, am! iioiiiial le tin mil:
i ... . ' ,. i
! "lie iiiio.ie r in lie n ii. vi -.call. ill'-. Iliie
lea. In ; , In . e. lie. .lioll ol the Uoi k i in
. ko ii Mi'.li f. a-.l'. n , i,il hi-itr li eila-
Iim.- ;n the eel V.
; I lie, ii. I ol' nil I,
lilnlil:.t' to - Il
; lion i, i .lie ,:
lint iim. tin ir HII
y, ei'iue I li;... ivl.'llil ll.'ir.
I"1. in-.; i.t In en. , in :iii ;m.
I'i'.vity. " AM l.i..' ,...:1.
"II." I lie . I.I 1,'M'I. e lll-
. n! :i : i-iant-, I. ii. "
III ii I :i. I., I;. lack
il v. J iion-iii uni
.kill an. I their work it:il
teiehei . anil mil ioi.ali il
lie .le .e, wiitii h i.rli lie in asyi. li i. my
ciiiiii lo thi- W"il:. 'l'I'.'.y c'liiin.il e
, ale iiii
i.y this
lealllli.' .'I .I'.' M'llnoI.. ; he'lee il. crv it 1
licit'
uv. n.iiiine.
'I he l. a. In is in the Normal po-M k. iialiv iii-naiitv-
il.. tin ii- work in th.ir inn way.
.' I. tin .1.. eeii-taiilly eh.iii"''. 'i lie l.a-;;l prin
i inh k ..( . il in 'ii I in u air I ti .iclilii'' are a)..ni:it-
ie ami en i::al, In. I e.,.,,1 . ...,. - i!;m r-
enl nu the.l . The none l ai la r i.;"- hi i ty i
of i. i.-t!,".;,.. 'i lie tine!.: i i,-, , in.;,! r.i'ej
tin wi' IMilV'l'' hill ili-e ,v. rely, elieiti:ili,'
in.. illsti :nl el -. .'vi,. enpy i-le, el ne-th-1
ll'l -. U :.,le t. :e ! , ie :. e h, e a- l.i tin
in. lh. .!- 'hi v i
lie-in all lU
t!i:,t evi l, ta-e'
In .int-.i1'!' an
liiet tl.loU ..v.
in .', ... .'lire In
1 1 one tune
l'Miiiri il in'
,tif j.-i'.i
. i. till! .
.Ne'im r thph i;i:is
n. I M'!ti.;:r.!.in, n. r
hii li!;..!::e.,l,.l liea .Vaius
' lie l.i a pt'ot. ctiui; a; ;-, can
I. iieleis pe-iti, ii j,!,. ei.aiai'-
I I'. ,...,;,,. o, l!ir .,,tmnl ..:'. I
T. a 11. r iint'i- h:, nt. Imt Mice'"
,;.iill.:
'- in Wl'ell-.'lll.
He AW.-
(!, . . i'
''" -'"..., .-I
TH-2 CCU.",':" OF STUDY
1 i- i e n-ive, II. .li.e au.l irai'lie,'il. Sllld. nt.
i'".n iin ne what I Ii. y m..I, hut ion-1 do
; lle.ioiijJ.U' what liny ali. eij.l. In ol-
sli'.iil.l lit lor n-eln'iiio" . reiliz. i hi.. Th.
1 old '.:e.i ri oilman, S .jilininoie, I inie.r and
S. oi..:', with live or .i.t stndi. .- lor l..w and
I ,uick in III Mini'.' tin:. d.- not me. I ihe
.lemainl of tin- l; Th.esihoolslhel ad-
1 In r" l.i this .l:.n i ;oiiiel live. Tie y may
1 linasl their In. ndp i's ol sl:nl. n!.: :on rao
', nates, hill ihc.- c in the lin-iii. ss of life liac
I le'irin.l '.hut liieir Alum Mat. r lin ks ni...l, in
i.l.'iis and de. s not iic t nio.l. .n m e. ."i,i, s.
I lietiee lin se rc.ii s. nt.itiv. fail In -nil hack
' plilloll. il.', till. Il'-ll ti.e illslillilicll he II. .'.!;i I1L'
piueiely foi l xi.-leiiee. s-iieh are liviie; wil-
m s I. nil ll.e lilel.ir i lineal loll ol I in- oh!
"Ihes is wholly .Ks uncled from w,,,k
llie "iii'ih.-r (ilnealii.n" wi.Iioiii tin f.iie.la-li-'iiswell
I ii I i: i 1 1 '! I a "en-lie in the air."
'I'll. ;.' have I, ai'm-.l In die ".har selmnl of ex
perience" that to civo mic-half or ll.rie
loiirlliM.l on. '.- sclioi.l life lo Latin and I ire. k
I'll eiei.t edinali. nal va-le and mistake;
they have learn. -.1 that il; :nl !aiiLrii:i'f s uri' in.
li.ntierthe fniin.lalioii ni learniiii;; they I, live
1 -ariii'd I., i ...'.. ni'ociV.; the slivne Mid nohle
livin;; l;:ie.;i. a;:,...', so lichatid so (nil of tin
truths. ,f i.-iiee, liiirine.-v, i;. . v. in lin I it ami
r. liuion and r. ei. Is are cmislaiitlv heard
'''"in 0
ins thai lie -In lit r.. lunch "f life
in the dead i . : . -1 In tlie n. i; led of llie livin-.-.
knowledge of the pre... nl. Many si ieil.li
lin n even. Ion!, I the pra. tii nl.ility of si ii.tin
away to cell. -o many anil s.. fatal have
lleell the lllislakis of tll.'M. M'hn.il.-. Ifteti .1.1
wo hear it said, "The cnllep-s ruin more than
they lit l',.r hiiein.ss life.'' With llie old
sell, ir..' of itii.lv, the old leaelur and hi;- self
i niietilj llie old e'asi-rooiii inethoiis and their
craiiiiiiiin.' proeiss. s, the resttlls t'lintiot he
e imun n-nra!e with the waiiin of mir ae
caniiot he sati.-factmy.
Th- eniii'.e of .-tiiilv iii the Xorinnl is mod
el ti, leu i".n.i;ili t' nnd lli.irniili.
THE CR&WTH ;
hash i n sieinly and he: l',l:y. Tin: li.llo'.viiie
eli;liit will show I Iii.- :
The attendance I'm- lSVS-'T'.l ...2'J'.'
" " " IS'i'.i-'so.. 'Mi
" is:ri-'bl -Js:;
" " " lsT-Vi.- ".In
TrlF. PiEXT GKSSIOtl
will he..n TI F.SKAY, Al lil ST '.i, 1 SS-2.
All sluili uts w',10 tlnn'.i ofeiileriii'jlliinslioiild
send (or ealaloittu: luityt terms, Ac.
.Iames W. Tr.KKIKK,
President.
Non-Resident Notice.
W Ij. Jones, udiu'r, &o., and J. M
Darwin vs. .1. M Bruttou et. ul.
It nppcnrinMo the satisfaelion of the Clerk
and Masler, Irom the allidavit ami tille.na
tionsin coiiiiilainants' lisll in above oause
u the defeiiilants, ThnmtiH Harwin. Kailus
ll.irwiii, Kaster llallev nnd Atnatnla Dalley,
('l'.iniH'i'lY llarwiiis) and rayton, Martini,
rtisstr and Sullie I'arwin lelnliln n ol .loim
llarwin, ilec'fl), nnd William, Mary Jane,
'I I !,, .! Cenner v. 1; ialielli. .Miney
nnd rarella Harwin (children of Powell I'ai
I. .'.11. and llnnrL'e llnckersinilli and wilt:
Kli7.ah.Mh lloekcrstniili, and I. J. Darwin, are
uoii-rcsi.tcntsol llie ruiie 01 tennessuv, s.
the ordinary process ol law cannot IjC servcit
upon tliein, i i
It ts tlierelnrc oniereu iinu puoiicnuou .
ade lor four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn., rc-
iinrini! said iinn-resiUent ileleiitianls lo appeal
and make defense to said lull, on or before llie
fourth Monday ot June next, lielore tlie
Cliancerv Court at mcliestcr, I'ranklin
county, Tenn., or the same will he taken for
confessed and set for heiirinj,' ex-parte as to
the f.i.
Witness my hand, nt office, in Winchester,
Franklin rouutv, Turn., this April (i, 1SS2.
' m.. 11 . .11 I i ... r
i . 11. ri.xv.ti, v. i-. .'.
apr!9-4w
llrunuan, IXiiut&TlKiiupson ami Simmons
& Curtis, Solicitors loreunipiaoiaius.
ST11TT DAVIS. JNO. It. MARTIN
DAVIS & MARTIN,
Attoi'noya at Law,
Winchester, Torn.
Will practice in the Courts of Franklin niul
and adjoining counties. uitiyl!l
it It 118 II illilSiM
1882. '
CARTER & BRO.
Have ju-t i,iee.(.l a I
While I i.im.s nail Ti iiiiini
loco hlock of Ntipli'
iiiiiiiii Li-. ecu- Mvk in .t
lei nearly i vi ri lldi i; in the Noiiott ,ine.
The niilv I'l.iec in Winehesli r to p I IC HHP'S Sliirtn, ( 'nllari, Onfl's, Ties lltlil rmlire'.lai'.
. The only il uv it Winch rU r to i t II. ! ) A.'Il.I .'i i i I A I S A.CU.'S Wi;ri niileil Shu Mind .
;iii.ll's. New Mncl; jl:-t ep. I.l'l. ( ieeli ti,l l; ol nlllel' lillil.iH (if i'lllli :f. Iiml lilltkilH.
llaf, from a St. t,n i r.ine Manilla ih.ivn. Hats in Fur. Wool inn! Slrnw all np.
I Ion!
look of 'f rniil. ti ! i.-. :i, Ciiei u-.v. :,n;
Speclaltles.
Heavy llanlware mill Iron, Shelf Hani
v.arc ami (nth ry, Aviiyinnl (hill.. I I'li.Uh
an. I t'ointf, 1 1, mi : in- ami Imitation llrowii
llonl.le Miovi l- ! I i.l llla.le-', Av ry's Hull-
I. 'e.;!le Stocks I'ei.l I ll!t( IV, ( 'l I II SI .I'll) If,
II:. iron i. Mitch. II '.'i!-nn:-, 'l'i niafee Wiie
o.i", ll'il", Siol.c', IVIloe-, Kims, Sail.l!''-,
I'l'i.liis, lliiine.-is ami White Sittin;; Ma
liiiiK, Aij. ii'.s I'.'i'Tlii'. 'Iti ii at: 1 i : !n i- .l:i
chitii ry.
April oil., 1U82.
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lf9fM P If fl ISHU AS
Wineliesler, I'eniiessi e,
-Ii. aler in nnd Matiiifai Hirer of -
!CIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE.
The Queen.
i
1 have die ex. lu. ive ri(',lit for the manu
laetuie mid sale, for the comities of Vrnivklin.
l.iue .lu, Muiiie, Kedfofil and Ci.n"ct', ot lhc
hi.sl ColVee l'ut in existvnee, Tvv one.
Has now on hand
lai':;e assort nient o
I
5,
which he proposes to sell
Cheap, exclusively for CASH.
Has also it full assortment of Japanned and
lresscu Ware on hand, oesults
Pumps and Pump-Tubing.
lt juliajr and (uttering done to order,
in the most approved style-.
Jan. 11, 187!l-lf
a, a. nvxxv&,
Winchester, Tenn ,
UKAt.nn is
DRUGS,
Medicines and Chemicals, .
FANCY & TOILET ARTICLES,
Spnnijem, Hrunhii, I'crfttmery, Ac.
Prescrintions curefullv com pounded with
aceiirney and dispatch hy competent persons,
nt nil hours ol the (lay anil tuglit.
felilo-'H'J. ly
DKAI.KR IN
n ni i v Afi. i n l
v v v 1 IV
F.VVETTKVIM.K, TENN.
Smith Amerienn Instrument 'lisJJV'
. .... i i ...in Ki. iiMiiiiiitlv not nu
tWlernsouciicii, uim t." i ' 9i
t.l to. l'rieo moderate. , mnj24-4t
i
nil
iiml I iif.ev Pry tioniH, Drim lmi,il, Limn,
k'eai'. lio iirv, lliniioiU'l mi'l lniicstii',i
ami ( iroeei ics.
New ( Iim in I'ii'ii MarvcMi r mid Cnnl I'.inder
(tier i liow or Iniril It nl ), ami iii :iiiy ini)rovi -in.
nu in i i'iiilicity ami .luialiilily.
Alsii, the latent liiiiuiiveil ( 'liaiiigiinn Kenji
i rv and M.e.vi r
Hive im ynni'
In n. 1 on". (
l.irain Kalo s.
! early, so ns to lie sure
i' I. k l.ever Hay nu.l
Ih'Specl fully,
c.UTi:n & mux
.V,,.. 1!u,,h W.Vi anll.
ST.
CLQIiD HOTEL
J
IO fiorth Strmmer Street.
Nashville,
Tennessee,
I'iii i Ilnlel It it -s, reel ally he a tntirely re-fiiini-iivd,
mi, I is now ready to enleilain tnni-
nl as well n.i ii. riicin. lit Imitril' rs. Iraii-
.ieiil,sl..r)0 I'efilay. mny4-ll
Blackhmithicg and Kcpairiog
ANDREW KMAPPER.
In the kIi.ii lortiierlv nefiitiicil liy A. FatF-
uiK'til, iiii Hie.li i., iiiclusti r, Ti nii., is jire-
iai'til lo do all inanmrol l.liieksinilliinK uiul
r :iiriiiK of inavliiin ry. 1'li.ws iiindv or
pointed, nnd hursts shod promptly, nnd per
fect satisfaction miitriu.ltfil. Kijd.n n yi-nrs'
expeiiei'.if ill the largest cities in the "old
country." ilce7-ly
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Winchester, Tcnn.
New and elegant Top mid No-Ti'i IIiifrjLf iof",
and Iir t-class llarueiis ami Sa.l.lle Horses.
If. uses hiiaiihil liy t lit yt si r, i.iontli or day,
very low, nnd Hell ntlcnilcd to liy faithful
i;ri.oinsineli.
Hacks rim tnnht and day from HiicIiestir
lo 1 i cln ril. l'a.-seiiji'rs called for in any part
of town, ami liaj'jftijjf chtcktil.
aprl-if HI.I.1S DAYS.
BraQnan,Huu t &Thompso d,
A ttorneys at TaAV,
Winchester, Tenn.
l'raetice in the Courts of I'ranklin mid d
jnim; eoiuu'n s, ami ill ll.e Suii'enie ( olirt ut
Na -hville. I'romiit alliiilimi triven lo nil
lui in. : enlni In them. 1 inav'ill 'SU.
(Successor to Alkeisson A Wray,)
H7"'wii'uii 'i tail I'i'ii.r !iiiiii1 .Vmm'fiinr "J
UlilES' :iii.l liliM'S1 n STOM-MADK .
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
'u:nurKi.L. a , etc.,
Nii.-HN'oiih Cherry Street, (Kctwctn CliitrcU
and Union Sli'et'N,)
dt.-ii Nashville , Tcnn.
JOE
At llie In. use lati Iv
erupied by l'aiiiiil)? &
Son, 11 it- Siitare,
WINCH KSTKK.TKNX.,
l'reposes to furnish, cheap for eu.-h, and of
the he.-1 hrands it 'id itiality,
WX13KIES, ORAND1ES,
WINES, CORDIALS,
BEE.7, ALE, OYSTERS,
SARDINFS, CRACKERS,
Cigars, Tobaccos and Snuff.
Ills liar will bo suiicrinttiidid hv Mr.
Tina. Arlvdite, and lie guarantee thai the
fc'..( 0 inHill' 111(1 will lie soiii. Ji.11 iirniKu
for Winter, and t ool ones for Summer, (live
him a trial.
iaiiU-d
Citom-marie VJiothing House
J. VV. Lindsey 8t Co.,
i Cliureh St., Uerry llloek, Nashville, Tenn.
Make a siHfialtv of Men's, Youths', Hoys'
and Children's lTN'KST CKOTIIINU.
Our prices arc marked in plain ligurt'8 on
the goods.
Theeitineiw of Winchester and vicinity arc
invited to call nnd inspect prices.
J. W. LIXDSliY & CO. .
niirl!(i-Ciii
filAflLOVE & C0i,
-ii:.u.Eiis is-
Carpets, Oil Cloths
AND MATTINGS,
No. 31 North Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Particular attention given to orders. I.id
llvclv no goods taken back. .
dw'Jl ly
J. W. CHISARD,
Physician 5s Sua'ceon,
On'i'raliiu nrofeKior.nl iorvler to the eili-
jcus of Winehesler anil urrondinr
By Olliee in tho buiWi oeeupiwl "
Judge J.'W. William wwt mJ of Nui.
, , i'L. .kpn hoJ. war t
litsiiienrts i - t ,B4t Ti.
Tom. tnt'Rory s. - v '-s-w
mil, fif5ME .
Attovneyw at-Law,
Winchester, Terin.
iftti sstt In lhel!ourt ot Iranklinaud
. . 1 !.-. U it, l'niti .1 St'.lteil
aditiinuig rotuim-", ai ----
.nutit and Pupremc I'uuru ttsiintim
it Tennessee
lnuKsste
Jrt.-