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U. H. VVltS, UK'iL KDIfiilt.
We hml frost two iiioruingH ince our
last, but not enough to do tiny material
damage.
About the Removal of Mary
Editor Homo Journals
III a lute Issue yiiti verv trulv remark
Mint Mie removal of Mary Kl'iarp Col-
lejre woum oc n rail day for Witiclienler.
It, for over it third of it century, has
been the very pulso of your town the
organ which sustained its life. But
what cause has led to this talk of remo
val? Is there not still room enough in
your midst for it? Is it iu tho'wuy of
some oilier institution 7 These arc end
thoughts; but to one acquainted with
its history, and knowing the untold
amount of its usefulness, they are not
near so sad as the active part tuken by
some of your townsmen in trviuc to
destroy hnt hus been to them not only
a friend, but an institution by which,
in n financial sense, they have been the
greatest beneficiaries. 8hame on them
for such base ingratitude. You can
rest assured that these same individuals
ore leaving iio stone unturned by which
its loundution will be weakcucd. This
fact is apparent to every visitor to your
town who is so unfortunate as to full in
to the hands of one of these Mirth.
They will gain yourconlidonce by speak
ing in the highest terms and expressing
their warmest wishes for the success of
The Woman's Missionary .Society will
meet at Mrs. M. II. Williams' residence the educational interests of the towu
it 4 o'clock p. in. next 1-riduy.
Call iu at Hodges' w hen you are pass-
1 t KIj i will' mill tutliwt utiuilr nt'
mi r :iiiu 5"-v - - -
Ikirucerica.
OrJor for the National Fertilizer
iiiiiiy's goods to be left with Carter
jlru. 2
Suited meeting of Mountain Council,
"American Legion of Honor, to-morrow
lit Mnv oil. The members arc
H'lested to meet promptly.
l'urc Refined Lent' Lnrd, put up iu
tiimmd tin-lwekcts for fuinilv use, to
i found only at Hodges' New .Store.
. . m m
Wc call especial attention to the nd-
jortitfincnt of F. .Stabler, llelvhlere,
j'ciiii. He proposes to innke it to the
foterwl of nil who want agiiculturnl
machinery to call on him.
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Carter & I5ro. have the agency for
franklin county fo. the .Xutiouul 1'cr
ti i.iw Coiiipany, Nashville, Teiin. 2
.Miss Laura S. Kaserman, daughter
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Ili'iWcS. J 'ccc.iscu iia uuuiii i;i riiii'H
DIM. and was a most estimable Indv.
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I'.IHU n.ii.iii.?, u.'.ii..o ...in rirti iai
After such confidence is gained, iu a
very serious manner, as they hold the
visitor by the button. hole, they will pour
into lint eur their opinions of the merits
of certain institutions, their modes ami
methods, etc , aud never failing to "get
iu their work" on the Mary .Sharp by
presenting to him all tho demerits, real
and imaginary, that they can even up
jxjte to exist in that noble old institu
tion. " Old fogyism " seeins to be their
trump card. It is a sad day for us in
deed when we depart from any of those
old manners and methods that have
made modesty, virtue and intelligence
the lending characteristics of the South
ern girl. Honest competition is fair,
and results iu renewed vigor and life,
but unfairness in anything is abomina
ble. You have two excellent schools in
your midst, and I would not for the
world suy or do anything to detract
from tho merits of "either of them
There is not only room for them, but
for as many more as will command the
necessary patronage to sustain them
With the systematic efforts, however, of
some of the friends of one to pull down
the other; would it be a wonder to vou,
or to any thinking man, if a proposition
11-1 III! ilS tl'ilMlll4. f'VIMI HI. fill Millie lit
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trustees .'
A Fitiicxi) ok WixniiosTint.
Full weight 3-pound canned Toma
toes, 1'ic per can, at Weber's.
.5,001) pounds of choice Green CnU'ee,
consisting of seven different qualities, tit
Weber's.
Decherd Items.
The wheat crops in this nci;lilioilioo(l
I j look promising. Some is beginning to
II. Illl.
Farmers are nlsiiit half through
planting corn Corn that was planted
early, und is up, looks rather sickly.
The late frost did but little duii.nge
here.
We were sorry hero to hear of the
shocking murder of our old friend, lio'i
Keeves. lhib was ill Decherd Satur
day evening, and was considerably un
der the iiifluenco of liquor, not an un
common thing for him. lint llob I as
ever been perfectly harmless, whether
i ., ..... . . it .
so'mt or (iruiKiiig. tie was in compa
ny with his murderer, who was also
Mm. Surah Lunihcrtsoii, ninther-in-
h'to .Mr. II. II. Daliii, of this oflice.
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ALII III Cll.lll IllMlltll Illl II IIIIIIIIU.I 111
I'.in. She fell asleep coiilident in the
hi iniiiiiiitid and of the bliss beyond
li iivule of tears.
Abo Shook Killed.
Wo publish a communication iu this
issue relative to a contemplated effort to
remove the Mary Sharp College from
Winchester not the building, for that
is a huge pile of brick nnd there it will
stand a perpetual reminder of the folly
of which all would be guilty who favor
the establishment of this institution any
where else. As to ilia insidious foes,
or psetido-fricnds nlluded to by our cor
respondent, wo must assert that we are
uuawtire of the existence of such in our
community. Hut, he may be correct.
We do not mingle very much, and our
ear is oftener regaled with the songs of
birds in the early morning and the
sweet voices of our children at borne,
than annoyed with tattle and report.
Believing ho is correct, wo must confess
our infidelity as to any serious move iu
this direction, despite the extracts else
where from the Nashville American.
The Mary Sharp College has been doing
good here lor more than thirty veurs.
Mrs. Sharp, who passed away into eter
nity many years ago, gave a large
amount for the endowment of this Col
lege, which was named in honor of her
gift. She meant for it to be located and
entablished here in Winchester. The
Trustees cannot afford to turn a deaf
ear to this obligation resting upon them.
And the Mary Sharp College has done
too much good work for her fair name
to become befouled by low-bred calum
ny. Besides, Nashville, nor any other
city in fact, no place on earth en a be
siiM?rior to this locality in the way of
health. People die here as they do ev
ery where in the world since God decreed
that we should return to dust. Perhaps'
we have had more sickness here the
past twelve months than we usually
have in the same or thrice the same
time. But this is true as to the whole
of the country called the I'nited States.
There is not the shadow of a reason
for removing Mary Sharp College, any
more thnn for tho removal of the Notmnl.
Both schools deserve the liberal patro
nage they receive, and both should move
on, like the stars, each in its sphere,
one not impinging the other. And we
pray for the prosperity of both, just as
a good citizen, as we have ever tried to
be, should iiray.
Besides our schools, we earnestly hope
lliut capitalists may come iu and estab
lish manufactories, and
we shall have something to say in a fu
ture number of the Home .loiirnul.
CO TO '
MAC BY &
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28 West side Pub. Square, Nashville, Teim,,
FOR COOD AND RELIABLE
ARB W A R E
Mechanics' Tools, Mill Furnishing Goods,
Gum and Leather Belting, Bolting Cloths,
Glim, AMMUNITION, Slc.
AGENTS FOR-
II. Disston ifc Sons' Circular Saw, Howe's Stock,
.prii 25-3,,,. Platform and Counter Scales.
JOHN F. VAUGHAN,
WIiicliCHtcr.ToimcHsce,
Dealer ill nnd Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE.
The Queen.
Our Gash Argument
1
I'mliTour cash nvstcin hv linvc, In llinr
iimiitlis, lun'ti i'iiliiH'ili il In imiVf to a linger
slurc-liiiiise niul employ extra free in imli r
lo meet the ilemanils of our triule.
Wo don't elaim to ncll all the giimlK lliat
lire wilil liere, lint wc still say we will make
your friends Ireat yon rilit. Kven an enemy
in your friend if he makes your friend treat
you rilit. Then Imw Kn-M a friend must
your friend he who treats you riiiht without
the making? I id you huy for $1 fourteen
pounds of ehoiee siiKar, ten pounds ofehoiee
eotVee.or 4-4 full weijjlit doinestie nt (i jeHor
liest prints at tie, before we put tlieindown?
Suppose yon permit Harry to j;r, to your
smoke-house and take one of your most choiee
hams everv week- how lontf will it he before
you would have to sell the remainder at dou
bleits valuelo make good your loss? This
suits our easeexactly. Harry comes every
day (there are many Harries.) Suppose
we load him down (not up) with 10 pound
eollee and lt-pound suar for SI. For .SI?
(Hi, no, but for the promise of S1. No.sir;
we can't stand it, but pa.-s him over to our
neighbors who take chances on all alike with
only oneconsolation that is, if Harry don't
pay, Tom and Hick w ill.
Wc don't pretend lo say all who iisk for
credit will not pay. Wc admit that Tom unit
Ijirk will imw nnd lliut lliirre will not.
upon this point ! We are always busy, and to save "us we can't
know Harrvfrom loin anil Pick, lie is as
L'ooil-lookiui' and more elib on the Ioul'iic.
Now to tin- point: (icntleluell, two-tliildsiif
you furnish the other one-third all tin ir lux
uries, Ac. This loss don't fll oil Smith, I.cii-
clian, or Mr. ,but the people foot the
whole bill.
We keep a full line of 'Inthinfr, flints'
l'urni.-hinu t ioods, iV,c., also a general stock of
iiuri'liauilisc, and pav the highest miiikct
kinds.
1'. S. I.KXKIIAN,
Succesii.i-to Joe l,ciuli;m.
I clu rd, Tcnn., iKc. JO, 1 8HJ. tV-iV-'s:!
Last f-iituriliiy nfternoon, at Trney
(ity, N'atlinn Woiidij mill Alio Shook
:suw involveil iu n qutirrel over n
(ineofcartU. They drew jistil itnil
I i! : i.
:is Miiuii. n uoum nun vioiiuii
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' m me. in ill mill lingo, urn. uiiiue his
r r-
AIk Sliuok was a son of the Into Geo.
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biker's.
Mr. Dick Fnrriti perluips, n.s hon
est anil elever us any iiuin in the county
of Franklin. He lives on his own farm
some miles from town. For hi! these
many years he. has come, rculaily to priced bartend' r.
town every Saturday in his .iprinj wag
on to sell Iiutter, chickens, cm, vino
jrar, Ac, nnd to ct his llomn .Journal.
The "market price" is always what he
asks, ami he jjives good stull' and full
measure. We always looked for him
on Saturday as certainly as wc did for
the sun to ii.e. 15ut of late lie l:ns
"come in" on other days than Saturday,
and so many have wanted to know why
tliis was that we have interrooated him
ourself, and he tells us that he has ob
tained the privilege to come whciicve
he pleases
Wh;r: biters?
I have the exclusive right for the lnanu
(acliireaud sale, for the counties of Franklin.
I Lincoln, Moore, Itcdford and Coder, of the
b-.-st C'ollVc l'ot in existence. Try one.
English,
Mathematics,
Natural Science,
Philosophy,
Primary Studies,
OITKKS SlTKlMOi: .IiVANT.(!i:s IX
Latin and German,
History and Literature,
Music and Art,
Book-keeping,
Pcnmandip,
Rooert Reeves Murdered.
Mr Robert I!ecves was shot and
W on the N. & C. IJnilnmd, last
'luraiiy nignt, ny James iiawKins
"in coioiiv. mr iiitv s rcinuiiiM
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.ii.. iiiiiu ill'" rill lii:ii nil a iij hiiu
lilliiiir :
; James Hawkins and Hubert Reeves'
' 'k tln;' lu-coiuniodation train ut JJech
H bctiyceu 7 and 8 o'clock Saturday
pt. They were not together, how
l'tb were driuking, and IIuw
Jw had a revolvor. They were iu the
J" next to the haggaj,'o ear, which had
J lwititm in u. Reeves was iu the
j"11 jit the car next the en!;ine, and
pkius i t10 rcurcml of the swine
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. '-"v iiurimoii noi.wnen. iiiLWkiiiN
M fliillriiil.l,... I.l- . , ! .:
. , uiii inn iisum iroui tuu nine
''Ml Deelieril noil kiiiiiiiioiI it nt. tho
i " "uwiier. Just betoro tho tram
rW Anderson depot Hawkins walk
f1 wtho ciul (,f theear in which Reeves
'"ere wcro also two negroes near
'' He widked up to Reeves und
'"i him over tho head with the nix-
1 "wves started to riso from his
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Si i II rB 1,0 r,,!IC nil" Kins in rti.
r Will IUSMll rliiien bit Ibn uoin of tho
"'k. rniimnr. ,i r...i l.
.-.g.,,- tioniinuro, uiiu mioui
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, -..w 1IVIH I. MM1 1IIV.I4 III II V.
. "H iiiiiiutnii ir., i ;,,., ,1., , il...
, 1 fcj, II rllli3 Hill ruij mi
'HI llnim .1 - 1 I I
111' t l 1,10 ingino anajunipoii
..-- io men wero iicuunmieii out
j'W im previous dimeuliy so4'ar as
r i. , '"Mils is a tiissipitieu man
""I diameter,
ii ii
v Iieovcu wan a son of the late
lk0evi'8, of our towu, nnd was well
ill, t '
"irotiL'hout the countv. While
lM lisi,ipated, ho wits always con-
n" as lmrnil,.ua
"t ClKimo
,Jw- Huwki
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1 a l,rdi:niimry bearing before Ers.
111 an,l Lawing to-morrow.
Mr "
, ,euU(erstand that tho pic-nie spo-
, " " our last, will come offatWiu-
bet. t T'"- " woulJ bc
near glveu at 8omc l1"'"1
uiwti
here Saturday evening, nnd was carry
ing a jug of whisky nrouiul with him
He, it is said, displayed his pistol on
one or two occasions while he was here.
He and Willie Carter, the night-wnteh-uian
here, hud sonic words, and lie
drew his pistol on Will. Mr Park, the
depot iigcut, hearing the disturbance,
stepped out to stop it, when Haw kins
threatened to blow Ids brains out, so we
learn.
Mr. W, J. Sykes, of Columbia, who
is well known as a public sjieuker, de
livered a lecture on teincninee here
lust aturduv night. Owing to the
threatening asjM'ct of the weather, not a
great inntiy turned out to hear him.
His remarks were very appropriate,
and we think a gooil impression was
made. Jlonlsn delivered a lecture to
the colored people on vesterdnv, at the
colored Runtist Church, at their re
quest. The colored folk were highly
pleased, and requested him to give them
another lecture when convenient.
Rev. Mr. Rabb, of the Church of Ood.
preached at tho Christian church yes.
terdav. Sundnv. Rev. Mr. Onley.Meth
odist, preached in tho same church in
the evening una at utgnt.
At a lute meeting of the Presbytery,
Southern Rreshyterian church, which
met at llemlersouvillc, Mimncr county,
Mr. C. T. Rlair was granted license to
preach, und will enter upon his mission
some time in June. a.
echerd,Tenii., April IlOlh.
The Knierpriso Rousted Coffee, the
best iu the market, only at Hodges'.
A fresh Biipply Sugar at Weber's.
We urge that' we all let
him alone about tho matter. Let him
come when he mav anil he is weleiune.
Two Tragedies.
Under the above heading, the Nash
ville World says:
The sudden ending, by violence, of
the lives of two eili.eiis of this State,
Saturday evening one nt Tracy City
and the other on the train this side ot
Chattanooga are events more deplora
ble than rare, and whteh ills no pleas
ure, but n painful duty, to record.
Whisky and pistols is the story; tliey
tell the whole tale; they, with but litttle
Counter
He was his great-
tins was brought here and
Dates, Prunes, Jellies and Preserves,
at Weber's.
varuiti nnke up the oil recurring
tragedies which every newspaper in the
In ml must, over and over chronicle.
When shnll this harrowing record end?
Our dilficullv seems to bo that, by
some means, wo have fallen into the be
lief that in such cases preventive jus
tice is unlawful, and tho astounding pnr
adox exists, more or less in the public
mind, that crime and its causes may be
sanctified by custom and placed beyond
the reach of law and justice.
Rob Reeves, who was killed on the
train by Hawkins, and Abe Shook, who
met his death at the hands of Woods,
nt Tracy City, were both reared nt m
Chester anil were the sons ot highly re
pectuhle parents. 1 lie Inrmer was a
ma:i of good heart, noble impulses, nnd
irenorous nature. His lather was an es-
teenimJ citizen ami his motiier an exuin
ple of Christian loveliness, almost with
out a parallel. Alio Shook was the son
of U. A. (Shook, who nisi ins ino ninny
years ngn on the Kcwuneo coal road.
He was a most estimable, citizen, u man
of good habits and Christ an lite. 1 lie
son wits tempted and fell, as so many
young men have fallen, nnd his life wns
ended in violence. The bereaved nioth-
r nnd sister, in their grief, run do noth
ing, but they nrc livingwitnesses against
pistols nnd iiiteinperanco.
On Carter V' Rro.'s Rnvguiu Counter
will lie ton ml the balance of their rem
nant of goods, at
GREAT BARGAINS
Consisting of
fiOO yards of Dress (inods, Swisses,
etc., etc.
'JIM) yanU of Silks, Satins, Velvets,
etc , etc.
1")0 yanUof'Silk Tissue and Bcrngc
Veiling.
2"0 yards of Ribbons,
and a lot of Fringes, Funs, Collars,
Cuff's, Laces, Ties, Fichucs, Knit goods,
i.onls, 1 tick mtr, UucIhii'', nations,
(Moves, Hats. Caps, Shoes, Hosiery,
Furekas, Relts, etc., to bc sacrificed till
all arc gone.
Wo have before us a copy of the
Southern Rroudaxe. To Bay that this
is a live pnper, full of happy hits, sharp
iinints. terse lomc, useful information,
and uunnswcnible urguments, is to state
the case tamely. It abounds iu just
mieh cood thiiiL's as to make it a valiin
hie family newspnper. Rut tho wide
nlmik in it is temperance. On this it
rinrra the chances most lustily, aud with
a mnster hund. There is no risk iu say
id that t is the larcest, strongest, sharii
est, and Wst prohibition paper in the
Ki.ni. . nnd the only one illustrated. It
jvi, . - . r . ... nr.
.... . Jied week v at ez.w a year,
Every one at all interested should, by
all means, semi i ir sninii
Direct, The Rroudaxe, Mslivillc,
Tenn.
Largest stock of choice French Can
dies, ut Weoers.
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
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THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
Ili''iiiri Aiiriir.t '.".l, (Tucnhiv) IN.v'. The outlook for I lit- future if full of r 1 1 1
ie. Tin enrollment wun 'A" I lit-1 : -1 v. nr. The 'l'i.lli fri-ln tin- lill Inir. Im li
r-lciid.v mid lie;iltliv, und to-d:iv the Normal in the lurp rt rclioul ol iin ne in
Tl'llllCMM-C.
A FULL FACULTY
I If curiiivt, exper'n nci il, und riiiccefhfnl leiu ln 'X are einiiloyed. I U -ides the m v
cii rei;uliir tciiclierr-, neveral iiw ii-liinlri, full of viiror iiuii ciilliur-ioxin, Ii tub r ul
inible help.
I)r. .loneiih liiildwin, iiutbor of Sebmd Man;i;eini nl, f-avr. of llie IVi-iilcnt. J.
W. Ti rrill : " As u teuelier and inanajrer, be ban d eijlinlr. His n-hool ill
llunlsville iuiprcoicd ineii- the bi si I hud ever visited."
llr. V. It. Itotliwell, of William Jewell Colle);e, .Mo., says: " l'eu men of his
nj;c in Missouri, or the West, have won und sii-taiiicd u Iiiiiu r n iit.-ilion us a
sin ssf'il, praeiiial teuelier and t'olhve I'tv-ddi nl I ban Mr. Ti rrill."
Prof. V. I'. Niison, President of .North Missouri Normal, saw.; "He i nu
educator of the very lirst rank ; thai as a presiding ollieer mid teacher lie lias.
Verv lew eipials."
I'lioK. It. A. I'l.AliK is a native of Tennessee and a cln i.-liau Ki iilleman of the
holiest type, lie li:i. studied and Inunlit for twelve years in llie ln u of Win
chester, and lii work and sinei -s in llicelass roem i liew liini to-ilay one of llie
most aecoiiiilislieil teaeliers in Teniie-sec. While lie is a self-made inmi and
teacher, and mi tjrmluiitr, yet none of our rolle);e-hreil teachers will daieiiuis
tioii or te-l his ability anil skill by coinpelint.', or eoiii ni inn n suits, with liini.
l-'ree fioni the restiai'nts of llieold colle(;iM be has n a. lily aeei ti d iimIi.i al, or
.Normal, iin-l IiihIh.
Miss Mallie Kstill irradiiali d in Mary Sharp Colli fit- in ISTo, nnd ibal insli
tuiiiin lioiiored her with a position as teacher, iviii to her work and scholar
ship tumli pniisc. Since (lieu she lias spent tin, ijnun iu the Normal pn pariiiir
liersi U lor lie '.'.rami work of teaeliiiiK'. She is u lady of tine ability, ami an iii
ijelalixabli -Ind. nt and worker. I ler line social oiialilii s, hi r lone 1 r:i i I; itijr in
Theory mi l Ail ol lea. binu-, her si holaiship, and liei experience iu actual work
of the seliool I'lioiii. :il'i l oiiibiiie lo make her u very superior leaelu r. llir lit
tiess, both ii.ituri I and aeipiin d, w ill be adiuilled by ihoie who wiiia.-. Iir
work.
Mrs. ( ",.iii-Ti ci ill, l'riiu ipal of I'm paiati iy l!i partim nl, has hi'd i n evpi
rieuce of li lie ears in leaching priinal v bruiichi s and little chililii li. ( M : I v
after years of arduous study and Irainiii;', did .-he enter upon fbis work. Sinie
ls;t she has tanu'llt in Winelu-ti r; and it will be ml in ill. d ly all tlnil she ban
lifted Primary Teaehinjr to a higher lilane of cxeelh nee, thus cotifi rriuj; lastiiii;
benilils on our youth anil schools. In l'rimary .Work Aw is wilheilt a pier, lint
only iu Winchester, but, wc believe, in this portion of the Stale.
Miss liessie licaiichamp, of Texas, taken tin? place vacated by Prof. Win.
Mi llheran. She hus several ycaiVcxper'u lac us a teacher. We a.-siirc our
patronsaiid students that no mistake has been made iu her selection. She wns
lor vcars a studeul of President T Trill's in .Missouri.
Missl.illie Itledsoe has taught the Music the past two years, und In r success
has warranted the Faculty in purchasinc mir luslriiiiieiits tliriniliiriil for In r
work iu future. In this IVpartiiu nl she will compare favorably with lei.eluis
of olhersehools.
Miss Mamie French lakcscharj;c of nil Ai l School ill the Normal. This is a
new and valuable feature to which wceallespeeial attention. She is well ipiuli
lied, and I'oiiusto make permanent and successful this IV parliui ut of llie
sel 1.
M'iss Maud Ti rrill, well known to the studi ills and friends of I In- .Normal, will
teach half her time ill the various lli partiueiits, as may he needed.
8aP Send for catalogue to
July .Mth.ISS'.'.
TKUHI1.L,
Winehcslcr, Tenn.
jtygr Conn.', one and nil, ami
get them while they are going.
CARTER & BRO.
MT The best Coin Cultivators ("
kinds) and Corn Drills on hand.
ZPST The Champion Ileapers, Mowers
nnd Harvesters still ahead and onlinnd.
StaT (iivc us your orders early. Also,
those wanting repairs let us know und
wc will have them on hund.
8-i) We nre constantly adding to our
stock of Hardware, wagon mnterial,
Groceries, Queciiswni'C, Clover and other
field seeds, Ac.
March 28, lM.'i.
BUY THE BEST
Reaping and Threshing
Machinery,
Buckeye Mower, Table lvnke, (conibin
bined Reaper,) Dropper, New Can
ton (single wheel) Reaper and
Self Binder, niuuufactured by
0. Aultman & Co., Canton, 0.
IKJU New Model Vibrator nnd Sweepstake
Threshers, and the Canton Monitor Kngiiu-
Farmera und Thresherincn tire invited .to
or cull on the agent, F. ST A I.DF.K.
llelvidere, Tenn.
UST Tiger nnd Self Pump nnd Advance
Huy Hakes, niay'J-taiigl
rurr
Have yoa seen him ? The best combined
s.'nlille ami Harness Horse mat was ever in
Franklin county. In the favorite nt every
show, lie is llie nurlm; umlcr tliesmlill
und the Captain in harness. Can pace or trot
n mile in lc-s than three minutes. lie is 111
vcars old, full.l.ij hands lugli, dark ha
Itliick pointed linu very Heavy. Meet was
sired bv HalbriHik; he bv Clipper. Fleet's
dam was bv I.oiil' Island Illuck Hawk: he bv
pavie Crockett, tiie best Canadian horse in
Kentucky. His Htyle in excelled by none.
Stands nt Klk ltiver Mills,:! miles north of
Winchester. Only $11) by insurance. Conic
and sec. Itriug your grinding, nnd m-c the
the finest horse in tne eonntry. His enltsjro,
"you bet." Don't miss this chance; will per
ha lis lie the Inst. $10 premium up.
April ll-'Jm J. II. DAVIS.
Has now on hand n large assortment ol
I 1 II II
Hi
mmwm
5
which he proposes to Bell
Cheap, exclusively for CASH.
Has also a full issurtmvnt of Jap: lined and
Pressed Ware on hand, besides
Pumps and Pump-Tubing.
t'-iy ltoolins and (uttering done to order.
in the must approved style.
Jan. II, 1SV.MI
INSOLVENCY.
The insolvency of the estate of P. 15.
Stamps, dee'd, having Urn suggested, all
parlies indebted to said estate must make im
mediate paviueiil : und all claims ngniiist the
csl.itemiist be presented, duly luilln nlicati il,
tn the dainty ( oiirt I leik ot l raiikliu county,
leiin., ut iiiclicster, willnn llie lime pns
eribeil bv law. or lliev will lie forever bmred.
This Feu. II, m:i.
W.M. 1. KTAM1K, Adin'r.
fehl -1 in
Brannan & Thompson,
iV tt(iViioyM at la-v,
Winchester, Tenn.
Practice in the Courts of Franklin und ad
joiug counlicH, and in the Supreme oiirt at
Nashville. Prompt attention given to nil
biisinesscutriisted to llictn. uiay'.'ll, 'Ml.
METRICS & GREBCRV,
.Vttoviioys tit Jjjiv,
Wlnchostcr, Tenn.
Will practice in the ( 'mil is of Franklin ai'd
nliniuiiiL' counties, and in the Cnilid Stalls
Courts ami Supreme
TelUlessee.
Comtri at Nashville
K1I1T n.wis. JNO. II. M A 1 11 IN
DAVIS & MARTIN,
AttoiMioys at Ttiv,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Courts ot l'l nnklin and
and ailjoiiiiugcoiiuties. may'J.'i
J. W. CRISARD,
Phvsicinii !Suvc:oon,
CU'ershis tirofessior.al services to the citi
zens of Winchester and surrounding country.
faVIMhci In the liuilding occnim d liy
Judge J. W. Williams, west side of Sipiarc.
Kesiileiiee- 1 lie Locliran house, near l. npt.
Tom. ( in gorv's. julie 2:1, TU.
Fi.ovi I-l-i i i.t.. MArr. N. Wiiitaki n.
ESTILL & WHITAKER,
Attorneys at sx
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Courts nt Franklin
and adjoining coiinties.nnd in the Supreme
Court at Nashville. fjanl"-'S:t.
iii:m:v lurcit.
Tom. mr.iti.v.
DAUCH & EMBREY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Winciiiti:i:, Ti:xn.
Will practice in the Courts of Franklin
ind adjoining counties; also, in the Supremo
Court at Nashville.
Prompt attention given to collections.
fcbll-'s;l
THE BEST WAGON
0M WHEELS
IS MANOKACTUltKU JJY
FISH BROS. & CO.,
RACINE, WIS.,
WK MAKK KVKIIY AKIKTV OK
Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons,
Anil by rout, ;r oursd.e. ..r.ct.y t. '.all SffiR?
Ju.tly oriiol tim ruputatiuu of iimklng afllP-CIO
"THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS."
... "t. .oZ' ,how.rr..,.y. tnuApout. m.j.ou iholr own fpon.lblHty, glv.
tho tolluwln warranty with ..cl. w.son w0 mk ln ery parllc.
We Hereby W.rriint ho 1 K "5 tl.a' Vat ne V. u iMutit for all work with tlr
alar ind ol good in.wrlal. and "" "I"" th"i"l.to by rouson ot dcfoctl mai.rlal
n.age. Hbould any brtako,;. 'll?ui' nlaco ot .ale, froo ol charco. or th
Sr..V.uuai" S&.ffpi?!iA' b ' "
Lmnl. ol th. broken or Uotecllva part, in vldence. ..,,,.",.
f " P,icM Jo. T.rm.. .n lor i copy ol I1K ""Ni'i1., b.,1,,,, Wto.
WH STORE I
CALL ON
J. A. Gaines,
At Iiowc Si Teiiiphton's old stand,
(Kansoius liluck,)
I'N r Iry (ioods, Hals und Shoos, Klour, Hran
aid Meal, pureSngnr lloiiso iilolHHSs, i.nio,
Mm kwel, Ilarrvl I'irkUn. Hmd ViCRr, run
red IfiHids, Ch, fniokw-s, Hne ''.'".
IjU he sold at kW ligim- for C.VSJl or com..
l'r,Ml'"'0.- , I ...lU.iiellv for
1 oav casn inr (siiinir-i -
null. 'PosWvelv nogoods clinrgcd.
nevl.Vly
"Still in the Lead."
Stonewall Mills
Hunt's Station,'Tenn.
" ROSES.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWRS.
PLANTS OF ALL KINDS.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
lCvergrecn Lodge, (inrilen and Nursery.
Send for Catalogue. Address,
J. .1. CKl'SMAN,
m.irt I Clarksville, 'lYiin
BEST WHISKY
The dnee to get the lies! brands of Old
Whiskies, nnd pure, line old Annie Uraii'ly,
at No. 40 N. Summer st., neiir Lnioii. Choice
l.iiniors and Cigars and Tobacco constantly
on Land. JAM ICS KILLKLKA,
ocl-i.-, Nashville, It-nn.
JU Society
."A CHA8. W
Goods and Trimmings,
MANNING & CO., IH tim.
We would call tW'jrttcntioDirf """j
public to the fact that r V o r
"Wlim cn-tom wllclted. 8tttisfetioi
We'l.reU.nlf..l for . lirnl patronage in
the pnst, nnd will "pure no painn to nicril ila
on.in.....H'c. s w BKOWN & SON, .
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