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HOME .JOURNAL.
Published weekly al $2 iter iiiinmn. Win n!
the pnjierh. 10111 mi l of I he county, S.SO.
WM. J. 8UTTi:, Huron.
Wednesday, March 14, 1883.
Woman Suffrage.
We pu!)!inli, 1y request, thin week, nn
essay rend by Ibm Jim. U. lidisloy, be
f iro the "Literary Society" of Wii.ehc
tor, n week or two since. V! learn
tlint the rcuViiKj of it, nnd, erliiip
tlio unlimmtn; nu t wiili applause. Had
wo been there v.c would have applauded
suffrage will really ka factor in our
next Presidential election, inaugre the
tiirill' and oilier minor issues. One
thing in surei if thb rii'ht to vote
ithoiild ever ho conferred upon women,
the right to hold office will with it,
mid wc intend, in the even' of sucii a
monstrous calamity, to proiuiue our
vote to every beautiful female ci'.ndi
diitc who limy sdieit it in person, even
if einscioii" of treason to tilt! one to
whom v.e nmy have promised before.
Rr.Slread
Regulation.
In the Nashville American of his.t
.Monday we find n text i f tho h'.ils, in
arranged by u legislative caucus, which
into laws in order to
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4Vtnt ft tAnvnr Inh'llli'f'lli I'l'll'. 1(11)1111 lu.
Mr. IVaslev. flulo Greenback candidate t Confident.
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Act of the
the Itiiilror.il"
mid ;-ive t'i.'.OO per your
fur ( invprnor. mid descrviti'' in nil the.
,sson.i..ls-hut not pruclionlilics-of , " rrjr ""l f
, , ..v hi !('i(iifis(:atio:i. Wo will imtico this
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Iioen foremoht in nuiilaiine. lint Mr.
15. is linrere in hi mcay. lie verily he
lieve that women onhl to vote. He
nnd Mrs. Kusan 15. Anlhuny, M.r.". Dr.
Walker, Mr?. Woodhull, nnd n few
other women who have been clnmorinj,'
for theri'ht to vote for lo! thece many
yenrs nro nil sineere. We nflirm our
belief in their iitfi.nht sinecrity, r'Hi-e-
quently ennnot indulge in any unkind
r piinncioiw critieimn, for it i a jniii
fijilo of our iintnro to never condemn
miy one for cxiirewinf; hwor her hniKt
belief. In fact, wc cannot believe iod of New York. The (nu t held that the
lih.miinuUe f.tnfl' in o:ir next i.siie.
Memiwliilu it would be in order for the
Legislature to eonfifciite nil whole.-'ale
ho'jrri d- iu fact all ('(.iieirii.-i that are
making more money than n (.'oiiiinii-Moii
of I ri i , t :i ii i t.K h deem too uMleh. ll'llii.
U Deiiiociaiy we are no democrat.
The Supreme Court of the 1'nitcd
Slate.-, Lift week, delivered (iiinion.i in
the ca.en of the bondholder Hiung in
the name of the S(aten of Xew Ilamji
hhire nnd New York ii''iiiust thi; .State
will puiiii-h even the. Moslem if he lion
rutly believes in the Koran, and lliaim
fur ns fiinil rcwardit nml piiiiihliiiienl
lire courerued, it mutter not at all what
particular r lijiioiiN ceet you belong to
fin rnrth provided ynu nre sincere, and
not iietualed by hopes of personal ad
vancement in the way of ambition,
money, or othrrHelliidi desire.
Now, our friend, II n. Jim. K, 1!., is
eincere in believing women Hhould have
the right to vote conferred upon them.
Tlmt they have the moral right he is
fully persuaded. He now wauls the
civil right conferred. Here comes the
rub. We iviin t to know of him what
hope ho should have for such n consum
mation when the only power the pres
ent voters is so corrupt and so opposed
to his plan. Wc venture (he iiHsciiiou
that nine-tenths of the (pialilied voter
ill the United Klulcs are opposed lo
emifcrriiHj upon women the right to "ex
creiso the' elective franchii-c." Also,
that nine-tenths of the women in said
land lire content with I he law a it is,
nnd look upon all such phantoms as Mr.
5enslcy mid Mrs, Woodhull, de.i., in
dnlgo in, ns merely social courtesies.
I'leenuse Khak-ipeiire, in one of his plays,
makes l'ortin n judge ; or that ('alifor-
nlii nnd other Slates have admitted wo
men to the practice of law, is no reason
lvliv Mr. 1. should conclude that if uni
versal sullrage were bestowed on wo
men ns upon men, therefore would fol
low the wonderful and partly-desirable
results ho prediel in the last three sen
tences of hi os.ay. As to the practice
of law, medicine, or aught else for pecu
niary or social gain or advancement, we
Miy woman should have as full ami free
license its man, nnd having obtained
these rights, wcask: Wherein would
tlio conferring of Iho elective franchise
upon her bo beneficial? Would it not
double tlio number of voters ? In fact,
there nro moro women than men in the
world, and we opine tlmt our voting
population would be more than doubled,
especially if wo should make eighteen
years of ago in a woman the proper
ngo for her to become free. Away
back yonder, hundreds of years before
Iho birth of Christ, wo read that various
nges generally from 1 to 21 were
even established by law as marriageable
nges for women, while males had to be,
generally, from fivo to len year older
us companions. Then, loo, if the bite
women vole, negro women must vole
nlso. ' Wo will havo to pay double taxes
la order to upport a double number of
l-onnrosKinon nml a iloublu number of
Hie
suit could not lie maintained, u the
bond wen? transferred to the.-e Slalcs
1'ir the purpose of finking them collect
ing agents or constables, for the purpose
of collecting die individual debts of
bondholders; and to permit ibis would
be a fraud upon the jurisdiction of the
courts; that the political power of the
Sovereign Slates cannot be interfered
who by the courts of the Federal gov
ernment; and ordered the suit to be
disiiii. sed vvilb ct ,s!s.
I Ion. J. S. Hoyuton, by virtue of the
ollico of I'resid' iit of the State Senate,
i ii iw ( iovcrnor f." inlirini ol 'ieoigia
A gubernatorial election will be held on
iho 2 lib of April, and liie Legislature
will convene May (l;h for the iniriinse
of counting iho vole. The laletiov,
Stephen made a will, giving 100,(100
lo (be three children of hi lute brother,
Judge Lieloii Stephens. What the es
tate will foot up depend largely njinii
the sale of hi new "Ilisloiy of the
United Slales."
The fallowing are mining the bouse
bill on third rending which passed the
Semite several days since :
To fix tin! liabilities of railroad com
panies for killiiiir stock.
To rcipiire railroad to keep in repair
cattle guard irid slock gaps.
To inllict the death penalty in pri
val.v
According lo the MiirfreesboiM free
I're.-, a man in Moore county gave t"
liniony before a grand jury ; bis testi
mony was recorded ; when brought in
to court, lie t iii a ilillcrent talc, lie is
now in jail in Lynchburg under no in
dictment for perjury.
Under tbu now internal revenue bill,
after May 1, l.HH',5, every producer will
be allowed to si 11 at, retail not exceed
ing 100 pound of tobacco in any one
year. This 100 pounds may be sold in
as many lots as may be desirable.
Should Women Exorcise the
Elective Franchise.
Many of our wisest men nnd noblest
women have come to the conclusion
that it is not oi ly the right, but the du
ty of worn in to exercise the elective
franchise, and let tlio purifying in
fluence of her nature bo felt in the ad
ministration of nil our covcrnments to
a greater extent than it ha ever been
felt before.
In Wyoming, women vote, net us ju
ror, and bold oflice, with manifest ad
vantage to the territory, as the Gov
ernor himself has declared in a message
lo the Legislature j and in many other
S'.iites they exeicisc a limited suffrage
on the school (jueslioa and whisky ques
tion. 1m California, and a number of other
Slales, women have been admitted to
practice law in nil the court of the
Slali!, and a few year ag) Congress
passed a hill admitting tlicin to practice
in the Supremo Court of the l.'nited
State. N lien this bill was pending
before the Senate, on its third nnd last
reading, Judge Hoar of Massachusetts
made a strong speech in its favor, show
ing ihe necessity of allow ing attorneys
to loll i vv their eases from State Courts
to l'Vilcral Courts, and in conclusion al
luded in these words to one of Shaks
pcare's famous plays :
" The greatest ina:;ter of human man
ners who rend the human heart and who
understood belter than any man who
overlived the varieties id' human char
acter, when he desired to solve the knot
which had puzzled the lawyer and doe
tors, placid a woman upon the judg
ment seat ; mid yet, under the present
exitiii!r law, if 1'oriia herself were
alive, she Coiilil not ilcleiul the opinion
she had "iveo before the Siiin'otiieCmirt
of :be I uiled Slates." Hllft tu'i'ly. 1 liey die sometimes,
o,. I I i,i I.,,...,.., :.. .i.JbntitH lieeausc they quit work nt (5 p,
District .I C.I,..,,!,;,, J l ,.i;,l,J " ,ll",t l,"'H"no until 2 n. in
reouesUii'r the I'nili
....... .1.: . i. II i .. 1 :.: work L'lVCS you nn iniiictite
linn. mi on,, mill ;i similar iiouuoii was i . , r i- ' i f
sent f rom the cit v of Xe.v York. I""11' 11 hn'h ""'"J1 l" '."ur Iui"m,
Mr. Sargent, of California, made an
ablu speech in favor of it, and, in the
course of his remarks, said :
ll is generally recognized that wo-
lo themselves a
Human Destiny not Depend
ont Upon Human
Judgment.
llev Charles Cravens, of Toledo, U ,
in a lalt sermon, said :
I am glad, my friends, that our eter
nal destiny, if wo nre to have one, is
not to tie decided upon by finite beings
like ourselves. What, I ask, would be
iho Conseouence if human destiny de
pended upon human judgments? This
universal humanity would be engulfed
in n general shipwreck, for one sect
would damn another Catholic the
l'rotcstaiit, nml I'rotcstaut the Cathol
ic 'I ho Mohammedan would devote
the Christian to destruction, nnd the
v.iiriniian would return the compliment.
All over tho world one set of human
beliefs and human prejudices would call
those who held them to judge nnd con
demn those opposite beliefs nml nrciudi-
ees, and so if those judgments were rnli-
lied hy infinite wisdom nnd wcro car
ried into execution, not one soul of all
tho race of man, on nil the trlobe.
through nil the iilts, would be left nn-
ilamued. All would sing in one gulf,
iiuule out of human blindness and hu
man hate.
Advice to Young Men.
Ilemember, my sm, yon have to
work. Whether you handle a pick or
a pen, a wheelbarrow or a set of books,
digging ditches or editing a paper, ring
ing mi miction bell oi writing funny
things, you must work.
If you will look around you, my son,
you will see that the men who are the
most able to live the rest of their days
without work arc the men who work
the hardest. Don't be nfrnid of killing
yourself with overwork, son. It i be
yond your power to do that
Men can-
e the SiioremeCourt' ""t w"r't mm' as l'iu "nnv
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si.tir iu,eis in lliu; , i .. . i .,
bill signed a petition1 " (,1"n .f1,1!"'''0 U"t,l 2 '"-
cd Siato Senale U,',t 1,0 l."l,'l'val ",,lt k,ll' '"' ; llie
u,ii.,r..i;,; ....J w'"'k )'"u appetite for your
ii gives you a perieci nml graielul up
irecialion of a holiday.
There are young men who do not
work, my son ; but the world is not
liroilil .if' tlimn It .1 ...u n,,l ........ t..i,.
Wl(1,'r j their names ; it simply sneaks of them
well. ... mm u i.'j i....... V..1....1.. i:i
be e wa a llme ,,, he history of the lin, M h , , '
.ngb.-li people when it was looked upon i,u i.i .i' , .,..';,
.11 r ! '""J M'M.r-u i, -,:it rvuiMi l Hilt uii'V
0 ," " "; ;1,",;mlm' '"'i 11 r".1"1" ; - cud ,.ut what ,- ,,,
, ar , po , he stage, and vet since , ,)C B1, ,,
1 a li ne women Lave made their way ,mlkl( (u . ,
' '":.!7 " ."If. !', I""!";"''.'' l.ui,.r yon nro the less .levil.rv you will
x' it t, ' . TaT! ' ' ll "I-t. tct into, the sweetVrwill be
ubl i t byN -at vas-;,lb, ...J lh() r. , , ,
I - e n.,., now li. yhave ren-: M , , better satL ied
. I . .... "leuise.ves u-: .. .... . .
men arc tal.iu'r
sphere id ncli'i
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Circumstances Alter. Cases.
A cburcli nicmlier in Wisconsin was
charged with gambling in stocks nnd
brought before a committee for trial.
The deacon asked :
" lirother Smith, tho charge is gam
bling in stocks."
" Yes, sir."
" And do you plead not guilty?''
"No, sir I plead guilty."
" Then, you do buy and sell stocks,
speculate in wheat and oats, and sell
futures in pork ?"
" I do, sir. Didn't I give one thous
and dollars cash to help build the
church?"
Yes."
" Well, I scooped that in on a little
deal in pork. Didn't I pay 8500 ou the
organ ?"
" Yes."
"That was part of my nrofit on a
speculation in oats. Didn't I foot up a
deficiency of 800 iu the minister's sal
ary "
" Yes."
" Well, that came from n rise in
stocks. Didn't I chip in 8700 townrd
the parsonage ?"
" Yes "
" That enme from a corner in oats.
Haven't I walked up on the orphan
asylum, the new bridge, the park and
the lire engine
" You have."
" Well, that moans more corners nnd
holding on till my hair gets gray. Gen
tlemen, I will step out for a while and
let you reach a verdict."
He stepped nut, and wns recalled in
about thirty seconds. Then ho was con
gratulated on n verdict of "ot guilty."
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The tariff bill was passed by Congress
on the last day of the session. The du
ty on metal ore is increased from 50 to
75 cents per ton ; iron nnd steel uine
tenths of one cent per pound ; sugar
from two hundred and fifty to two hun
dred nnd seventy-five onc-hundredthg
cents per pound. Wo will endeavor to
mhlisli theact in full in a future uum-icr.
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losinoiis in u. ine meilicnl universi
ties of llie vvorlil urn r.ifiviur ,
and in.-iruciio:' them in medicine ami Handkerchiefs and Sore
surgery, and there are many women en
gaged iu these studies and practicing
this profession. In France the univcr-
Throats.
Sore throat vanish when encircled in
' i inumbers lo our State. Louisluturo. Tl
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.t 'uerai onsiitulion and Constitutions
f ; of nil the States must be changed in or
j)'- "ur lo ,,1W!t ,,,il4 H'ldition to our taxes
! j hurely Mr. Ilcasley and Mrs. Wood
5 j: hull. Mrs. Anlhouy, d hi mniie j iihh.
It is thought that under the new re
districting hill, ttiis ('oiigressioiml dis
trict will he composed of the following
counties : Hamilton, Jledf'ord, .Marshal,
Lincoln, Moore, Franklin, Marion,
James, Ibiidley and I'olk.
A Cincinnati Judge advises resorting
to the cowhide and the pistol in punish
ing seducers. The same Judge says he
ha known of hundreds of women who
have been ruined by attending balls.
i a . imiii, in,
'' prsii
If Wobsleri
suing phantoms, or ignis fatnii
tells us that an iguis-fiiluus is a
H;: 'meteor or light that appears in the
M j, "g't. ovor marshy grounds, suppnsci
w: i in uj oceasioiieil by tliu ieco:n)osilon
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1 1 " nn. ...in .,, weoioiu Miosianccs, or ny
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some iniiammaiile gas.
We disliko to di'sucreo willi Dr.
V Webster a man who surmounted inlel-
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I I i IV illOtlOllttrv tbnt . ll.o 1.1 ...:n
- i. .iiu win nover
V, tlot (bo, and for which ho deserves .
1 1 ; monument of gola to h'm memory ns
,,.Uiigh na lleavcnj-we flWjko to take
ijnnwnyfrom nucha book a iinl il,;,.
jjjBut, verily, if ho were' alive now hc
-fwiiulil issue a new edition and define
)i,i'jimfaUu ns "n phantom, guimosed t.,
Ii ,,,e occasioned by tho decomposition of
H- oi." i ;.. .. j . ..i . .
ll'l u,ului"l""'J"-u wuii some inilaiuma
If iba Ra9 illiistrutod by tlmso who cry
Capt. Cha. Tburman and Y. T.
Smith, both of Nashville, have been ap
pointed on the stall' of Gov. Hate the
former as Inspector General, the latter
Quartermaster General.
About Floods.
K'ut for tho conerrinr of tlio elective
H franchise upon womoii."
e Now, ive.guggcst to (ho Winchester
f. Kerary Society that they np;oint one
m V' 1'ieir miniber to rend nn essay un
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The Southern Lumberman publishes
the following, which was clipped from
u. ...i v. i-. i , . ,
...iiiiHiinei .i ii ueuiy, ami reconimeiiils
a due eoiisidernliou of the subject :
'1'hft trouble seems in grow worse ev
ry year. J'.ach lime llie nvi-r m.i.
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nigneiv i hi i one ol natures wnv ol
iiuuisliing man lor m-nerations. ar
lilies of settlers bnvo been i ccuided in
cuiiifg mo limner along the hanks of
tho Tennessee, Ohio, Monongnhehi ami
'viieglinny rivers. he mounhiin sour-
ces of these streams have been stripped
hiw IIWIi IIH'IP lltlllll'.i' tun.,,.....
t """'Hit LVM (.1 III
1 no result is ruinous.
ou irecs Which h n ere, I ... ,.,.0l. ..(
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, vi hj mworbed much ,f the
moisture of .....lit,,.. 1,11
N,. i . "8 eoons, are gone.
TU i!?Lr. T )1,u impeded.
"7 " "i in noons, carry np; cvurvtliiiio-
.;f"retihe,,,fMdi)Ulll04).eiKn;.j;;t:
sun s are open lo t ,e.n. I he preju.l.ce a silk handkerchief. This is established
in I'.iigaiml bus been gradually over-j beyond preadventure. The grandmo
e unc in Ihis dirceli ind the London ' ihcrs knew all about this a hundred
.wuiic ii votege receIVe them. 1 hey ' years ago. They believed, too, that
....... oi, ii , ,Me.-r.oeo sciioois ami silk would cure nil other diseases, and
into s one o the best medical school of some of them thoiiLdit it wo.d.l ,.
the I nited Slates, and they are making broken leg ' if only taken in time." We
...... ..... .. .oeieare hi iae , m,i go so hir a that, but we know
var.ou Stales ol the I i.mn women law' that sill; v. ill absorb and store electricity
yers ; and women in bieralure have 1H readily as a Levden jar. It forms an
a very high plter. i man has a right essential curtain "for the electric cylin-
io ...a .,.,. iimcseruoiw or me ,,,r, and, rubbed will, quicksilver, has a
'l ' "M"'1"- mysterious power that imparls force to
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'. it Ill), . UL'OI LS .1.1 .Cl-llllOII. 1 111! f!,l,lll. ...,'f.f. ..I u.llr
last proposition to be true, how can it bei is due to its electricity, and the mcdienl
said that no woman should exercise ihe' faculty recommend silken hose ami
elective franchise? Shall women prae-' shirts for a thousand diseases. As we
tiee law in all the courls of the Stale, 'are not professional, wc only take silk
and even in the Supreme Court of ll.e'liv the thronf. nml k lilt IV Sltl lt.'Mllililt.'..l
nitcl Males, the biguest judicial tribu-i I'owers. We will give a sure recipe :
mil on earth, and still he not permitted j When you have the throat troublu, give
to express their opinion a lo the rein- a nice, clean silk handkerchief to von r
in... ..i...i;c. . . c i- i ... . . . ... . .
...v : .piuiiui .1....I..1 ii, euiio, nines ior pun- swecineaiT, wiin a request to tie it
lie olliee by pulling a little piece of pa- around your neck If you aro not
....... , , ciireu, or ciioKcd liy tender bands, wc
... .... v ...iii.i ori enitiie.i in,', nave ina.io a mistake. The more ex-
"'sl'J,,cli I Women," has demon- pensive the handkerchief tho so n" to
strated the propriety of enlarging t!U! examine tho quality and get it just
sphere o woman iiilluencc, and si-' right, so it won't hurt. Try it and iro
leiice.l a I oiin.isiliiiii. I,.,...,. ,...,...,1 w ... .. b
.... , ,. ......ii. mu e.xjieci, siik naniiKer-
t here is not a leading newspaper in 1 chief will advance in nrieo when this
the. I nited Stall's that opposes woman; matter is understood. Dry (ioods I5ul-
sullniL'e. and the world is win'iio.r 11... ! letln.
women todemaiid their ri'dits nml ,!,,
their duty in hclpim: to place the wise
and virtuous in power ami authority.
When this is done war will bo no
more; the whisky question will bo set
tled; interest-bearing public debts will
cease to exist ; private cornm-at s will
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no longer control tlio currency of the
country ; the government will issue
an iibundiu.t eirculutin.r m, .,!;,,,
which will be a good a gold ; a
limit will bo placed to the ii.-e,,,.....
hvlion ot wealth by private indi
vi; mils; a law against huul monopoly
will bo made, like tho Agrarian law of
the noniiin Iiepublie, allowing i.oonoto
own more than a certain number 'of
uc.es ; mo privilege ami poll tax svs-
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l!ev. Dr. Kelly and liev. Dr. J. 15.
Mel'errin, both Methodists, havo be
come engaged in a controversy on the
subject of atonement. Dr. Kelly is
recogi.e,, and justly so, as nn ndvnnc
cd thinker on Methodism, and on the
relation of science (philosophy) and re
ligion, Dr. McFerrin prefers to walk in
the old paths good old paths they may
be of the founders of Methodism.
Nashville Manner.
The very first thing Dr. Kelly knows
they will luivo him turned out of the
church. They came very near getting
I'iiii a year or so ago, when ho announ
ced some views on tbn n...
' "ion aim po tax svs- ii. . :.. i . , - - '',,u mui
will be utterly abolished? ?lu. n ft ' 1vl,,l?ll,,iv,c,'8t,l mowl.nl
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CLOTHING
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eats' Furnishing hi
The largest display of Men's, Boys'
nnd Children's Clothing and Gents' Fur
nishing Goods ever brought to this
market A specialty in the line of
Hoys' nnd Children's School Suits nt un
precedented low prices. A great va
riety of Piece Goods made to order on
short nonce. Also a large nue oi
heavy weight Goods, enrried over from
lust season, from 25 to 50 per cent, less
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on me, and I will iuU
your eyes exactly.
Illivill! bcrli for ISO venm !.. .1
trii.le, 1 urn aide to k'u'1 Uie 1 , Tl,,1
fa
Winchester, Tenn,
UKAI.KIt IN
DRUGS,
Medicines and Chemicals,
FANCY & TOILET ARTICLES,
,S;whj', lliunlun, I'trfuwcry, tC'C
I'riwriptiiins carefully coiiipoiuided with
neeiiniey nml (lisi:ilcl, l,y coini, Um pi minis,
nt all linars of the dnv nail niglil,
feb-)-'H2. 1v '
WA TCI IKS AND
KKlAIIiED IN TI1K LKX
0. S. CRAK,
nt J. Mllutehin,' Drug Bi
Ho! for Glirite!
Just opened, beautiful .Silvcr-n-rf I
best ipuihty. Nothing Umo LiuuiiM
dura bit' for u
MARY IIP C
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PHIISTMAS JESENT
Latest Btylt-H ofWakhcH, Jc,
dry, Sets, Tins, Hum
JJuttoiis, Necklaces,
Chains, &c.
Cull enrly nr.,1 imike v,ur ulidion, U
the nidi Ihhiiis. . ,VUI
C. S. CRAKE, Junk,,
m lliiuliii-'i.rugfil
Dir. fi, 1882. :tm
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JOHN M. HUTCHIKsT
WLMIlJKfKlt.TENX,
I'K.VI.KIl IN
IK 11 111
StandaidTatut Medicines,
r,iilils, Oils, Vi,.;;, (S, I-'v.-Sti flV It.:,,
Jo.,11. J,rnsl.., J,;1t Alii,!,., p,r(ll
Null's Hion!,!.r llrr.m, 'J,m-k, Sik,;
llllllllll Vlllllll.S 1. 1 l! fiiM' !-U!(tjlt (j
Kins, Pure Wiiusioni l.hjiu is (,,r Mi.lic:Ml
I'liyiciion-' 'i scii tii ns enr.fi.IIr n.
poiiinliil, itmli n!irM,,,Miin,; v.hlt cai 4
O.fJiiUll,. .
: Ths Fcaale University of (It foil,"
At Winchester, : : : Tcr.n.,
A LOCATION
unsurpassed for variety nml bounty of seme
ry, nml entirely exempt from all iniilaiiul ami
epidemic iliseuses.
THE MCTIfODS Ol-' IXSTlU'tTlOX
in this Institution nre such ns comaion sense
and the wisdom gained from Iiuir exiH rieiice
have ilciiionslriileil to be most ellietive.
No ,lun is Mcceptid or rejecteil liecuilsi' il is
new or "ulil, lint il proved bent, no sliiini
is pluct'd upon it beeniisc it is not llie Liilli of
yvstenbiy.
THK TKACIIIXO
in this College is fully ho to the progressive
(U ononis, ,f ihe iu'sent'. lintli the liihtriielion
and example sneh llint ev. n tliesliiKk'isli nnd
iuiliU'erenl soon heeiuiif interesliil, unit study
becomes 11 nsiiive (.leucine.
tiiii:ty YKAltS
the Mary Sharp has stood linn iiinid the des
olation of war nnd the persecutions of eiivv
and jeuloii.-y, nml this Ion;,' record of faithful
iiii.l successful toil should he 11 sullieiint j;ii:;r
initec (or the future.
STI'DICXTH ()" THIS COI.l.lXiK,
occupying positions of honor throughout the
bind, mui who, l,y iho edueiitii.u here receiv
ed, nre iiiado hhiii)?s t. tli.nisiui.ls of "Soulh
ern lioines," nnd to the eoiiiiiiiinilies in which
they r.-side, nre in 0,7 Unrrn of llie thorough
Work done nt the Mary Sharp in educating
mind uu,l lieiirt.
KCOXOMY
of dr, ss is insured by a ikiiI mid inexpinsivo
unifmin.
Ilonks nml station, rv enn lie bouulit nt
-Na.-I.ville pnees. No c, ail.iiiaticiis I'.nineil j hone,!,! in Nnsl.viiii
ny vv liieli miy teacher is lo ne, ive 11 prolii in He has nil kinds of !i n,l , r f, r m!r tl ill
monies siK'iit for pupils. , h.wesl price ; nnd, i;s he lot, a mw-iiail if Lii
'I'll,. ,!. .(.'.. I-V I .... 1
Jin. . in ,.-i ia 1.-1 I ".., ...ii ,111 miy 1,11:1 1 r.i rl.ri 111 Hit
of ihe Institution Were never lutti r; requests, Mlll-'-:l
lor I ntal..gucH nml inlnniiaiioii received dai
ly, not only from ihe Southern Stales, hut
from point north of the Ohio river.
TIIK KTAXIUlil)
01 eon, 1111, in is Imjh, nml rests upon Ihe eon- F I J F !
yiction that every system of Instruction should $ I rQP?!C 5? THI I IITO
wesliiaateil by lis suecesH in pioaiotiii,r the! I Q g USHllliSG
Man!i,actii..ritnil I .al.rin
ALL STYLES CT T IT. MURE
Trices ns low ns ll.e mine car. 1,P .,f t,
v.. . 1. ... ..... ... ...
iifiniiie. j.is 1 i;ii.iii;h Is nil ,iii:un jif
nun win Kinnil ll.e ,, ,m. tiimuU
usai;e. l,ietur,,t'l!!emis.A,..)n'ei,tlfn,n,i
A lot on blind for sale vi iv I, w. All uritol
Motildinjrforsnle el.i.ip. ' If vi n mint hx,
in ynurciine elinirs, ei.n:t iniiij;,! (IhkW,
I'liteiit H-ply Veneer suits. All kimlM. IV
1,1.1......... A... .,
. , ...me j,,-.:.i.,,-a
COl'hXS 1 le lo or,!. i-:n..,l n fully ntt i,h
01 1111-nicest on Iniml, ol nny si?.e, nil, (Mb.
I hey can he boughl f.r niivwh. red.c. Ilmill
deliver then, in 11 NH T. Il'KAl.'SK to nnvpn
of theeouuty. Ho kups 1 11 liaml r.11 limit-
imiii 01 R ETALLIC CASES,
nseheap, orelicnpir ll.i.n ll.e teu.e ctm k
BRADFCED MCEOL,
-IHtAI.KII l.N-
.... .... u iMiiuro iNnveii!'-
l7i 1,'0iran;?15ul"M ""vo led to the
M&ods ol tho 1 . ..n I., fi 1111
ami of l.o Tiber in U-liZ
oven fears entertained tlmt. ti, ..:. :
of'lllO forcslstlf tllO A(lie..l..l.,LJ ..-T,
p rtooil the Hudson and wipe, out Nmv
I 1 nrk. W
.ipoilnl to tho one rend by our friend- "Tho deslriiclifat of our fbrests must be
"'.r mo inn oj the thing. We know
'fbat h was pleasure to tlicin for the
jonce, but wo fearoino otio may come
0 the belief that the question of woman
hlessin-'s of wealth will be 1,1 ,',J....n.i
and justly distributed; and all persons,
over sixty years ..f njr will receive a
pension irom tho tiovcrnnienl. lar
enough lo maiiitaiu them iu comfort as
mug as uiey live.
These tilings are practicable, and il'
i...y ucrc. ciirrieii into (.licet tho moral
as wen as the material condition of the
people Woul.l ho vvoiu .'if'uliv ii..i...,,w..l
1 .1 .... .. ; 1 . :
...... 1, tin-in, comparatively speaknij.
......... ou ., paiiiiiise.
Jblt Without Woman's belli nt. ll,.. 1...
loi-liox, eo,i( nu'il can do int. linh,
And it, remains for her to
HIJ0 IA W 1 1 1 1 1 1 If (t) 10 f 1,1 K-i
O ..tw in VIII
woihi or not J i; if
fifi.,...n,l .'I' ,, .1.. ,. 1 . ,.
, ,,,, ,,,, ncuj-i, l(( 1)vo m
boau'every .Spring and Veo our houses
flonrfiig down the streams, as bus been
recently wit icsscd on tho Ohio or Ten
nessee, I
1 11c toiiowtiig item is goiii" the
rounds of the press :
Sonic one asked Col. b In,'..,!! If
ho Ihouyht tho retiral of lipcnuna 11 11, 1
other restrictions i.iion the i.,.i,.i. r t.
would eaiiso more ilriiikinr than is done
at present. I lis reply was cbaraeteris-
uc. ji the Mississippi river were turn
ed into line old Jlourhon and its banks
into lout sui'iir. and nil I m r,-a. ,..i
canebrakes into mint, tin ro would not
bo un increase of drinking." Judge
John Connaek, of Memphis, tiponread
i'K tho item, immediately wrote to In-
,.,.. 1,.. ,, ' nouni nuver oe
" ' '-'iu.w hcloro Memphis.
HoagrawuoC1J1.I1,1,cL
qfinNas-,-
Horn tho muni o Itl imtliM nf tl.n v. i
ors of Methodism " The trouble with
Ur. Kelly is. ho 1 IllM eon. I A...1
....iieii more than
in. ..it M,,.l..,.i: ..
preachers, and ho thinks moro than n.,'
'I0.C. o ihcn. I consequence, ho is
"bout hall a century ahead of his
linrch Iiut ho should remember that
iKuorance is orthodox 'tis daiiwr
mis to bo wise.- tLebanon Herald.
Unwiso.
I.' ..... u . ..
. ...... ii.emiiiuiern l.uinlH'riann.l
Fliilli;s, ButioriT I k,
Nos.2l i 2(i College Slri'd,
NASHVILLE. : : : TENN.
STOVES,
TIN-WARE,
Plain and Jananned Stamped
ware,
Mantles am, Grates,
WOODEN-WARE,
higher education: bv its sihihtv 1,. I,,,-,-,
the l.ower nml raiiire'of thoii'dit. mid t.. ..,i
only excite the mind to cxleiidul sei. ntili,. !
research, Imt to ioin with it thai i.,o l
euiiure ny winch ulnae the true dignity and
i,iii-nigiil .......111.1. V S HlMirUl.
TIIK I'Wcn.TY
consist of Dr. Z. C. (iiuvi, liivl and onlv
lreKi.lenl, ussi. d by 11 full able ami expj.
ricneeil e..i,s of I'n.fissors.
KXl'KXSIX
IW Mw,!h.
Tuition in Collegiate Departnient tjf, 00
:i 00
A Nn r.MT.vTi'!:i:i:s or'
All Kiids of Mattas,
No. 0 Kortli Colh ;;o Sine',
1 fw'shvilie, : : Tennessee.
bee Muses nml Sum 1'. Niche!, Snluim.
All Kurds packed anil delivi ml rl IlailntJ
free of eoirj;e. i.lip!l
h York
" Interim diatii
" " l'riuitiry "
" " .AliisietPhmo) willi use of
insiriiinelit
" " Special Voenl l.essniis
" " l'ninliiiKfnotincliidiiiL' uni-
lerinl)
" " Drnw iiiK "
" " (ionium nnd l'Vincli, enciil.
lloaril, lueludiiiL. wnslilc.,-. fn.,1 n.,.l
lik'lils- 10 -n!
J I . IJ -
rnyiiuntH to ho ninile.one-loiif i.. ...1. J- VENABLE. WanaKCf.
111 r. il
frfl
2 00;
!
fi 00
G (1(1
1 (10 i
2 r.ti ;
1 00:
U Cnubr,
No. 7 North C.'iorry St.,
NASHVILLE, TKXX.
for. cue, half session of twenty we, ks. ().K.n ,p, .. ....
l'or t atlo,,es,or .uforiioiii,.,,, nddress the vou ,lo', ,et. ,
I'res dent, or Professors li. Johnston .,,,,1 ' Ct "
A. 1. r.nrrett. ,
mi l nitfhi.
, nsk foril.
Ice-Gream Freezers
Of Ihejuost improved puttorn,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
It will ben very iimviso sten f.r n,
i-egishituro to retienl or amen, ti. r .1.
laws of this Slale Tl, : . V""
L"i.SS2',fc..',!ir.
1 . -v. jl nifi rnntii..
.. . years 0 replenish the slrcan.s
"f H'o Slnte with Bimn fiJ. n.f.i 8
being .law for the rich, til?0' "8
"ftbo poor, is th0H ,". .e,!MM,0
used, ln,..!.-:: K' nent ever
Pl7-to gmtfV their thin 'SS
and can buy tho r ooU fellnK'
l't I" tho case of' V " "TIV '
streams near the,., do not' fur'ni , J
lish, they can ne ther mi.,.. .1 .
n,i.ri; ,r , .-ryy. "'iorioj
does seen, tlmt a few sound reflections
.... v..u i.j,xi, wouiu convince nny in.
tmiinl man that to repeal the law would
uijuro tho poor and not afreet the rich
111 tho least. .
Send us your orders. Thev slit,
have prompt and Inme4 attention. When
visiting the city call and sec us.
JmT Jvcmember the place:
Nos. 24 & 26 College Street,
Nashville. Tenn.
T. II. Clements ct als vs. 11. T. Clem
cuts ct als.
Bf-OuTho next
'ovui iu m-jiiruiiKT.
HAYDEX MAUCH,
ri , I'residont Hoar,? f Trustees
July M.1.SS0
R. POOLE,
PI
Non-Rosldent Notice.
James M. Darwin vs. B. B Knight.
Ill this cans,', in llii !,,,,. .., , l, T
lerin, invi. in 1 ne Lllltlicorv (',,iii-i . U'i...
e nosier, lenii., it vvns recited in a dooroe of
i,ouri nun .Mrs. I. J. Ninnies, one of tliu heirs
of hiwof Iklt. KniK,t, dec'd.of theStnto ,,f
leiinermv, nun ,i wns oriioroii that pulilien
tion hu mn.le as reonired hv I
rvvive uiochhhc auin t hpr.
Il . U tlu'riforcMinU'rod tlmt pulilication 1c
miimu- (r lOllr HIH OI'KHIVI WiiLu hi Ilw. II
J mi run I ttt.liliuliml m t'!....l i- rti
I V i ru'iriH'n to iippear on or
in-unv UU'llII illOlKIllV 111 .lni.n ii. ..
thi ('Iintwnrv f 'inift n't .. . yT . ..
wm. i ""Hi Riiowcauw, if nny ph..
huwhythiHcniiHeHUnll not in nil thiulrH ho
TemS;,ha
feb21-4W U'i"M-A'',C&M.
Simmons & Curtis, Solicitors.
mpsnirs
DENT! S T
JU'spcclltillv tciuli-rrt IllM ,r,.f..i....ol ....
" Ultll'llH 111 U Ilw iil' 1
roumlin; country. All kinds of work i,er-
OlRee Over llninnnn, Hunt & Tim
law olliee. ensl side I'nhlie .....
Non-Resident Notice.
.. noiuer, m r, vs. J. M. Holder
jiiiu oiners.
t.
...pe,,nnR , the wtisfnetion of the
I lerk nml Muster fr... ,i. ..n... ... , ,m
,.l..i.....,)M.:,i """' "in com-
Udnm;r m VM'rtf
oribnnry proeess of J
be Jtt r',m,d !'-v mp fi'blienti
rviiiirings non-rmideiit Hebml-
C.riier Union an.l ('lurry Sis.,
NASHVILLK, : : : TENX.
fel,21
JOE ABliEBGBj
Oil
Jmirn,, " ".. v.- wecKH in the Home
S nl'lr published in Winches
Urn.., reipnruiff s, non.r,id..t A..t.
Jum.."!,'.1'' .""fr b"f,',rR I,C fo,,r,h MnmlHT
ii Ju ic next. Wore the Chnnccrv C.nrt .
"oienoster. Krnnbli.
innke defense? m fB,
Ur,
mils to
Wiiwlwu. " . "le ""nccry Court nt
''"'"Kiin enmity, Tenn.. a,
"...he oeleiirii, cnl.l do, .. .1 ' '
i. V '" no, , or me mime
" oiKen ior confoesed nnJ ... f... i....,.."
cx-mirti. n 1.. il...... . er.g
Witness niv l,..n,l . ..m... ... 1,.. .
Ten.., this nn. aoVlH3. W " lm'"CRl1
J..S1-4. l,'KM-A1LEIKiK, C.iUl.
.Simmous & Curtis, Solicitorv.
At tin-house lately occupied by running
Soii'uhlicS'ipuire,
wiX'Uksti:k,tknn,
Proposes to furnish, eheiip for esli.
the Ih'M brnmls nml ijiialitv,
WHISKIES, BRANDIES,
WINES, CORDIALS,
BEER, ALE, OYSTERS,
SARDINFS, CRACKERS,
Cigars, Tobaccos and Snuff.
His T!p .. 111 l.n ..,...;., ,i.., I l,v )'r.
Tom. ArleilL'e. nml ho eiiniiiiitee ll.ut I"
it' of tiinun ouhj will he sold. II"! d"r'
for Winter, nnd cool o.ies for Kiui.intr. Uv
him 11 trial.
Jimll-tf
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Winchester, Tenn.
Xew nnd elrirnnt Ton nml No-Top l!"PXic''
and lirst-eliiss Jliimess nml ISadille JIr";
Jlorsis boarded hv llie vrnr, nicnlh "f j
very low, and well utlcnih d to hy
groonisnicn.
- Ilueks run night nnd dnv from ViiKlicflf'
to IVcherd. 1 1 1 tl for in nny l1"
of town, and bnggnge cbcekid. a
apri-ti Kl.I-l" i'rt"
JOHN SI MM 0X8. r. B. CUB"
SIMMONS & CURTIS,
ttornovs at Lat
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the eounli.sof Fmiill'n'
t'oflee and Moore j nbo In 8uprt nu feiirt "
Xnslivilje. Troiiipt nttintion g.vm
leetiniiB. novH
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