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HOME JOURNAL
Pouth
Norlli. North.
(joUtll.
MAIL CLOKKS.
10:.'!0 A.M.
" 2:30 p. M.
AWUVM.
12:30 P. M.
;.. !. 4:30 P. M.
Lkk L. AYEHH, P.. M.
Kood tlic new
isiUl'.
advertisements in tliin
Mies Jiiiiioii Vcnablo
with pucunioniii.
U quite sick
Mrs. J. M Ilutcliins iuiH been quite
nick for Boine tunc, but is improving.
Mr. Kenton Stewnrt died nt lier
homo iu the Dtli district last Saturday
The examination exercises of tlie Win
ihcster Normal will be'in June 4 and
ckcJune .
There will be limichiii;,' at tho Moth
0,it church next huiiiliiy morning
aud uight by the pastor.
tmmm --
Mr. Lee L Avers received bis com
mission I J i i i I cIush IWinustiT IVoin
I'risideiit Arthur Inst Sunday.
Mr. Flunk BnodgrnHS, of Kentucky
i:i been with us several days, having
boiii called hero by the death of his
mother.
The examination exercises of Mary
Sharp College will coniineneu on Mmi
,iav, June 11th aud end ou Wednesday,
Ju'uc 20th.
Rev. J. T. Curry was the only dele
gate from this place to the District Con
ference at Hlitidy drove, Lincoln eoun
tv, lni't week.
.
Mr. S. 1). 1'ayne, who has been liv
ing in Texas and Louisiana or several
rear?, is visiting his father, Itcv. J. L.
I'liyne. of our town.
Rev. II. C. Tucker, of Wartraee,
wine home with Kev. J. T. Curry last
; Sunday evening, lle spent Monday in
Idu visiting our schools.
A Card from Capt. Crogory.'
Editor Home Journal :
I must confess, after reading the card
of Dr. Barrett iu your last issue, that I
don t know whether lm is for nr opposed
to the removal of Mary Sharp College,
uiiinuiiMuiiumg ,8 statements to me,
miiuu niu noi denied in ins card. .
The Doctor's piece is stibjoctfto sav
the least of it, to a friendly criticism.
winch can ho donr
rap
T T1X SALE.
!y criticism,
III tin lluttn ten..
.. .. " ------ "ill
wiaii u give me old mill-dam story.
ucn . m. Moore, a candidate or the
Legislature iu his county, had to cou
sin. Mini u very vexed mill-dam qtipg
tion disturbing the minds of his people
It was this : Tho backwater, from the
dam caused considerable sickness above
the dam, and all citizens above ihe dam
wanted the stream to bo declared navi
gable by net of the Legislature, so as to
iorcc the dam torn awav. All below
were oppoHc.l to it, because they wanted
their urindimr done nt thnt mill
, w - Jl
tho question was. "Are von fin- or
against the rnill-ditm," i p., removal or
no renitwttl. The General
very quiet way tried to satisfy both
panics, mid was about to fail. Time
.,.,...;. ...ii. . i .. ... .. .J
ihik 10 eacn oincr. rina v. n
order to liriiir him souarelv our 'time
had an appointment made 'for him tn
speak right at the mill-dam. .So, when
ailed uium, "Are vou for or nioiilisl
the dain?" his only renlv was. "1 no.
neither fur lilllliliir the dam dow
ON THE. FIRST MONDAY
IN JULY, 1883,
At the Courthouse door in Winchester,
1 win., 1 will oiler, ut i.nlilic snle, the real es
tate lii'loiijjinjr t t,p delinquent tnx-payerii of
I- rankliit county, Tenn., a description of
which real estnlcciin be seen upon my books
in my ollice. Taxes for 18N2.
This Mav 2:iil,
Jt. i. SMITH, Trustee.
inay2;!-tils
Lumber! Lumber!
C. A. PYLANT
keeps constantly on hand all kinds of
foiilnr uuiiuak l.ninlicr ut the yanl in rear
of liiirroiinU'i!old Carriage .Shop'in Winehes-
ter. lie lias a saw-nun near town, mid can
till any order on short notivc.
May 2:id,lS,S,'l.
letting it stand." So, it seems, is the
woctors condition.
Now let me ask him one ouestion
Don't answer unless vou want in. Am.
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mi ritu linn living uiiovc nil; aunt, or
to you live below mid want vour grind
ing none r
One more question : You sav von are
...mi- .i . .. ... . .
wining mat tlie trustees (iecido the
matter. Aow, what member of the
Hoard of Trustees ever heard of such
an attempt before the Nashville papers
published the-fact? Who stalled this
thing, any way? Tom (ij!i:iiKY.
love for Sale.
CO o
M ACE Y & CO.,
28 West side Pub. Square, Nashville, Tetn.,
FOR COCD AND RELIABLE
HARDWARE
Mechanics' Tools, Mill Ftmiisliino Goods,
Gum and Leather Belting, Bolting Cloths,
CUNS, AMMUNITION, ike.
AGTCXTS KOI!
H. Disston Sons' Circular Saws, Howe's Stock,
ah 25:?,,,. Platform and Counter Scales.
Mr. Wesley Fanning and Mi. Win
FanuiiiL' returned irom Texai last
weik. They were highly pleased with
t'ie;r visit, and speak ot repeating it
next vear.
A Tribute
In the ineiimrr nt Lunru ami ( lani Kascr-
miin, liy a frit ml who saw them olten
duiiii),' their siekiiess.
In recording the virtues id" these
a, u, able girls no extravagant language
is necessarv. Ihc iilaiu unadorned
truth will be panegyr'c enough. They
were nature's children, plain aud unob
trusive, gentle and pure, bright and
cheerful Always happy themselves,
they contributed larirolv to the litni-
e were visited with n heavy fall of ncss of a happy family. Hand in hand
win, accompanied wifh fousiderubloj they lived Together they studied the
wind, last Sunday, sinco which the 'wuiie books, sang the same songs, and
ti,l her has been cool enough to male loved the same flowers, and were not
parted in death, but are now sleeping
side by side iu the silent grove, waiting
for the arch angel's trumpet to call then,
to life, everlasting.
Laura suffered most and went soon
est, ('lam snllered less and lingered
longer. Her resignation was woinle,-'
fol. Site was w illing to die and go and
he with Laura, or to live ami be with
her mother. She thought "it was ton
bad for Laura to be all alone." She is
now with Laura, but no mortal pen
shall describe what "eye hath not see,,
nor ear heard, imr hath entered into the
' j heart of man to conceive."
rarewell .Laura and t dura ; but not
an eternal farewell. Your friends will
soon rruss over the dark river aud join
you in your immortal ninnies. I ulil
then adieu. A Fill j:nj.
A uornl, wroiiKht-iron Plantation Stove,
that hits dune (rood cook inj; fr several voarn,
ami in m arly as rikmI as new. Must of tin
rookiii)! riv-seln with it. Cunt $(i.ri, mid enn
he lioiifiht fur $.() (iitth. Can he seen at Jnhn
Vaughan's store in Wim lieHter.
W. J. SLATTKK.
Non-Resident Notice.
T. J. ( 'mil ion a iid uifeet ills vs Samuel
Stiles et als.
It iipK'arln,'to the satisfaction of the Clerk
anil Mui-tir, fnun the allidavit ami allenii
tions in com pliii ts' lisll in ahnve cause,
that the defendanti, Win Stiles and the heir
at law of Aaron Stiles, dee'd, (names un
known,) Young and Sen horn Stiles and the
heirs of Jane and Howard, dee'd (names
unknown,) .James K. mid Mainly Stiles and
the other heirs of S'ltlicirn Stile's, decen-id,
(iiauies unknown, I (icu. Cooper and Win.
CoiiK-r, J. I). Sinilh and wife Martini, and
T.- A. Smith and wife Malissa, are
ilon-residentsof the Stale of 'IVnnei-see, so that
tlie ordinary process of law cannot he served
iiion thciii."
It is therefore- ordenil that Mildieation he
made for four siinwivc weeks in t lie Home
Journal, puldi.-hed in Wimdiefler, Tenn., re
iiiii in said non-residents lo apjK-ar oil or
hi lore ihc -Iili Mondav in June next, heforr
the Cliann ry Court at Willi hci ter, Franklin I
county, linn., and make defem-e to raid i
hill, or the mine will he taken for eonfi kiI
and set for heai im; ex parte as to them.
MIiiihs mv liaiul, at ollu e 111 iiu lieKti r,
lVnii., this Mav til , 1 SS:!.
ci.km. .u:u:iii:, c. &m.
mav'j:!- l-.v
IN ADDITION
To a Large and Select Stock of
-:GKOCERIES,:,
Caoned Goods, &c,
J. A. Gaines,
At I,owe A TeiupletouV old stand,
iKausomV lllnck,)
Has a splendid assortment of Hoots and
Shoes, Dry (mods, ('oiilirliniieries, &c.
8"A.. Call and sec hoiv low they "ill
he sold.
I pay cash for guilds, snd sell strictly for
cash, l'osr.ively nonoods chained,
inn v 1(1
New Firm
i lirw mid heavy clothing iu demand.
Mm. K. CSnodgrass, an rstimable
nidow, died very suddenly of heart dis-
Iiii nt her home in this place last
Tl.iir.sduy evening." -She moved here
almnt two years since to educate her
I'iiii.ireii.
Mr. Margaret Stewart, ex-Sheriff H.
I'. .tc wai t's mother, died at her home,
ilnut three miles from town, a few
.l:iys since. She had' reached an ad
wiceil age, and was a pensioner, her
Illiquid having been a soldier in the
itrof 1812.
Nan-Rjsident Notice.
Sugars, Coll'ees, Molasses, Syr
iih, Bacon, Lard, Mackerel, Canvassed
IlUum, Flour (all grades, from finest
I'atunt I'roeiwsdovn). I)rv floods, N-
hi , HaU, lJultereek's ratterns, &c,
lit J. A. Gaines'. Fine Shoes a sne-
I tally. Store ill ltansom's block.
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Sliss Clara 'Kivscrmti n died on Wed-
ly morning of last week. She was
i ;rciit favorite with all who knew her.
Iltr remains were interred by the side
"f her sister's who died about three
wh since on her father's farm below
ii. Wo deeply sympathize with the
I My in their bereavement.
A Card of Thanks.
I ht-rchv return the sincere thanks nf
nyi'lf nail family to our many friemls
l the citizens generally for their great
iin.liics.) to. us during our late sickness
"'"I irnut distress. We will never cease
1 1" ehurisli the kindest remembrance for
I w interest thus manifested in us.
John Kakkumax.
May 21st, 1883.
m m
Masonic Lecture.
P'Mt Grand Master John T. Irion,
'll deliver a lecture to the members of
''"iibcrlRiid Lo(h'e. No 158, at their
" in this place, at 10 a. in. to-mor-
!'. May 24th. All members of the
Uljpare requested tn attend, nml an
I "ivitatioii is extended to visiting breth-
II II Di l iv. SWi!'i'
j ln Juhn Hester died very suddenly
tn iiHiri .1: -l i i :.. .1.:..
iiinensu in ner noniu in hub
'race kst Saturday evening. Mr,
;ier was telegraphed lor and ar-
"vni Sunday. Tho family moved here
iiiBttlf(ir(l county to get tho benefit
""TWinnls. Ihe remains of deceas-
ere taken to Uedford county for in-
In........ . -. . J
"""ll. Miss .Toelln Hestnr una nun
'"!? irom a . severe protracted
It'll Of gick.iioiui Tim loua of lier
''"iw caused a relapse, and she is now
I
Al1 eniliumt nirriniiltnrist. nf Wilson
JJ'U'ilvaiikB tlielbanou Hernld to print
Ml'iwlng, flir the truth of which he
"'linen :
'' tho farmers wish to get clear of
'"t liirsunninii nn.l nl inr fihiiiivinnu
l,!t tlie,. ()l tho 24th, 25tli and
May, E-ruhor iMdtaroutiil the
. "w, ami there will never lie a sprout
, j.urer or uiem. louring inose
"J l sign is in the heart.".
i . ', 188-1, nt the residence of the
From Huntland.
Dave Liirkin vs Matt. Larkin.
Divorce liill.
It iippcarini; to the salirifaelion of thcClcrk
A ,M i-lcr, from (he allegations and allidavil
ill coiiiphiinaiit's hill in nhove ciiiim',
that the drleiulant, Matl Larkin, in a lion
resiih nt of the Stale of Tennessee, so thai
the ordinary proems of law cannot deserved
upon her.
It is therefore ordered by mv that puldica
lion he made for four sucecKi-ivc wks in the
Home Journal, a newspaper puhtished iu Win
Chester, Tenn.. requiring her to apiH iir and
make di l'ense to said hill, before tlie Chan
cery Court ut Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn., on or before the 4th Monday in June
next, or the same will lie taken for eon
fesKVtl and set lor lieurine; ex-parte as lo hi r.
Witness in v hand, lit ollice ill Winchester,
Tenn., Mav fit, 1 SSH.
' CI. KM. AKI.KIHiK, C.Vt M.
liy John ArledIiip. C. AM.
niav'-Ni-lw
Non-Resident Notice.
"amt. by Rev. William DuBose,
M niiee Ut Nelson W. Carter to
, - "ocl-ilurion.-dan ghtcr of Geo.
L ?.rrjr' a11 f Winchester, Tenn.
tZ .. .WrT.i th bride, is one of the
ii. " "P Mi" we ever saw
,1. an expression of the face
"fliear i i e' '"u1, 8,1(1 l,,rBel,(,8s
tail, ,f ,u wc,al conform
1, 7 ' ! ''eof bcautv, a
'itttl,i i""'"-1' gentleman w
'vcr.
IMitor Houie Journal :
As nothing has been noted from this
place recently, we will give a few items
oi news.
Perhaps we are about tin average
people. We don't claim superiority in
anything. Some of us are industrious,
and some of us are rather dilatory; but
upon the whole we, like the Dutchman,
claim to be good enough to pass no ex
amination. Last Tuesday morning Mr. John R.
Keith lost a quantity of corn, a new
wagon and the power of his threshing
machine by hrc. the building is sup
pose! 1 to have been set on lire by par
tics who had first stolen and removed
the corn and then burned' the building
to hide the theft.
The crop prospect is nnlv tolerable.
Wheat is generally indill'erent. Home
crops arc good.
Oats look tolerably well.
Clover is not as good us is common
for this section.
The fruit crop is almost a failure, ex
cept about tnc mountains
mm ........ nAi..M
1 lie will Morifcui m not tvii loitiii-
11, g at present, u is numy missing,
caused by the depredation oi vermin
and the dry state of tho soil.
It is a long lane that never turns.
We have Ix-eh on the stool of do nothing,
except a little wind now and then in
reference to sumo mechanical enterprise.
It is true that the manufacturing inter
ests of the country have been too much
neglected in this country. While u few
have favored the getting up of some
enterprise for the rood of the communi
ty no one has dared to go beyond the
wind work until recently, when one of
our merchants braved the tide ami Bet
ou foot an enterprise which, if ho is
successful, w ill be of great benefit to the
community. We learn that he has
i gone ho fur an to encourage a manufac
turer to bring on, ns samples ami un
said, a few articles. Tho people are
considerably excited upon the subject.
The articles to be manufactured are
called wheelbarrows. Wo wish success
to the enterprise. The merchant is
building a new store-house tor goods,
and perhaps will use tint old store-house
as a workshop and depot for his wheel
barrows.
Now, if we could induce some tut)
and ehurntnnker. and a chairinaker,
and a few .more something else makers,
to set up at Huntland, wo would have a
nice place ; at any rate, wc would have
a business pltico.
Sonic of our big, fat widowers are
getting extremely excited on the subject
of matrimony. .
W. A. Lakkin.
Huntlund, Tenn., May 111.
Rrattot, A- (lamer vs I. S. Johns and
others.
It apiieiirini; to the satisfaction oftheClerk
tv. Master from the alligations and allidavit
in complainant! Pill lit above cause, that
V. K. Stevenson, a defendant in tliiseause, is u
i!oii-rcnident of the Slate of .Tennessee, so
that the ordiiiarv process of law cannot he
served upon him,
It is therefore ordered Hint publication le
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, uihli.lud in Winchester, Tenn., rc-
niiriiur saul tioii-resiileiit itclcmlaiit to ap
pear and make defense to said Hill, on or lie-
S .1 1. l .1 !.. I ...
lore ine loiiriu .oounay in .,011c iiex:,
before Ihc Chancery Court at Winchester,
Franklin county, Tenn., or the same w ill he
taken for confessed and set for hcariui; ex
piirte us to him.
Witness in v bund, at ollice in Winchester
Tenn., this Mav 21x1, 18S:(.
CI, KM. AKI.KDGK, CAM.
liy John ArlcilKc.Dep.C.A M.
mavli.'Hw
Attachment Notice.
State of Tennessee Franklin" County.
We take pleasure ill iimiouiiciii lo the pub
lic that wc have enmini ncid business iu llie
hoiise formi rly oeeupiul by Mr. Samuel
Smith, ndinhiiiu; the I'ltnll'ice, b, re we in
Icinl to keep 011 baud, fur sale, a mineral
slock of merehiindi-c, ivnsisiiiijri f iry (inmU,
Hoots and Shoes, (imecri.s, Hardware ami
(,'lleellsw ;ire.
We will also keep l-::ill MKATS Ihe
best the country nfl'ord.
We especially invite our friends to cull on
ih with their barter, f ir which we will allow
l In in the highest market price.
Mi' t:'i lint In' uttiliiwltl j.v 11111 nut- in tl,in
tiitti'lxl.
A lre-h supply of yonls just received.
Moiiev paid lor barter.
KI.I.IoTT & WILLIAMS.
Mav !lib,lss:i.
To the Public
My Woolen Mills, nt Owl Hollow, are now
in operation, turning' out .leans, l.insevs and
Phukets. Mv ( 'ardiiiK .Machine is j u p 101 1
order lor nnikiiif; wool roll the 1 iisiom
of llic public is solieiled.
I will pay the highest market price, ill
cash, tor all wool lU liw'rcd at the Mill.
W. KANSOM.
Mav illh, ISSIt.
ISAltCiAIN
Counter
Ou Carter V. Rro.'s ISargaiu Counter
will be found the balance of their rem
nant of goods, at
GREAT BARGAINS !
Consisting of
Swisses,
Satins, Velvets,
and Rerajje
Abraham Rrazelton vs. Samuel Kobli.
In this cause il appearing bv allidavit that
the defendant, Samuel K0I1I1, is justly indebt
ed to the plaiutitriii the sum of one hundred
dollars due by note, and is n non-resident of
the State of Tennessee so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him ;
and an Original Altai hineiit liav'um been lcv
11 1 on his property a tract of land eniiitaining
SO acres, more or less by Frank Ix'feher, a
Constable for the 1st civil district of said
county.
It is thereforeor'ilered that publication be
made in ihe I lome Journal, 11 newspaper pub
lished in the town of Winchester, Tenn., for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
defendant to apnear In-fore me, nil ncting. I iik-
tieeol Ihe reaee lor saul enmity, lit my ollice
in Winchester. Tenn.. lit noon oil Thursday,
June 7lh. INKS, and make defense to said suit
or tliesame will he proceeded w ithex parte.
This Mav 4th, lx:t.
JOHN A. LAWINU, J. P.
inavil-tt . . -
and we suy
Hint and
perfect irilllllliniAn t.il.n.. ul.n
. g- nuviiiaii ioicu mil
LTL nml h I ..r V .t nr
"tr. M.iu ,1.,... 1. , ,
v "y uuiu ue napjiy tor-
Mark
Son Ton Saloon.
. DEGHERD. -TENN.
J. A. KICHT, Proprietor.
TiOO yards of Dress (iootb
etc., etc.
2(10 yards of Silks;
etc , etc.
lot) yards of Silk Tissue
Veiling.
'J.riH yards of Ribbons,
and a lot ol Fringes, Fans, Collars,
Cull's, Laces, Ties, Fichucg, Knit goods,
lords, lucking, Kucliing, liuttotis,
Cloves, Hats, Cups, Shoes, Hosiery,
Kurekas, Relts, etc., to be sacrificed till
all arc gone.
HcT Come, one and all, and
got tliom w hile thoy arc going.
CARTER & BRO.
8& The best Corn Cultivators (!
kinds) and Corn Drills on hand.
6Hf The ('hani)iioii Reapers, Mowers
and Harvesters still ahead and ouhanil
fifcjy (live us your orders early. Also
those w a 11 1 ills' repaii's let us know aud
we w ill have then, ou hand.
WW" We are constantly adding to our
stock ot JIurdwHt'e, wagon material
I irocerjes, (ueensware, Clover and other
held seeds, xc. '
March 28, 188.1.
I)ti;i. May 15th, ISM, nt her homo
in the 15th civil district of this county,
r. t .1 Shit.iin. wife of Mr. Dean
i.vV,,, ' IWiiPcd had been sick about
I keep idwnys on hand the In-st of Whis
kies, Hrundies,' Wines, lker, Su nml invite
my friends to give me 11 full, and I will treat
them right.
1 also have in stock the best brands of Cl
ears and Tobaccos.
Mav Hi, lMli-.'lu, J: A. KHiHT.
French Language.
Prof. A. Joiirdiin is prepared to cive
l-'rench lessons to 11 few nioru miliils. Ia-ssoiis
given at night only, us ho is otherwise engag
ed in tlie duv-liim..
liio'KitKNciK (fov. Marks and lady: I'r.
Murrcll mid ladv: J.L. Hsugh nndlndyj W
.1. Sialic rand lady; M. P. Petty mid lady
1'.. S. ILinleisoii a'nd lndv : Ir. Iiaird mid la
dv; Messrs. Kiiihivv itmi Sons; Mrs. Wcssen-
be if and son ; Miv Maggie Mui'ch.
INSOLVENCY.
Thp iiiMolvenev of the mtaln i'.f T. 1).
Stephens, dee'd, having been suggested, till
mo-tics indebted to said estate 10 list mnkc im-
inediate payment; and nil claims .against the
estate must lie presented, clulv uiitlientlouteil
to the Coiintv Court Clerk of l'niiiklin county
Tenn., at Winebestir, 1111 or -before the Is
dav of August, IHKi, or thev will he forever
burred. This Mav 1st, 18KM-. '
II. J. HAWKINS, Jr.,
mm 9 -Iw ' i , JOxeeulor,
T. C. MURRELL,
Snrfioon ifi l.livsioitut,
Winchester, Tenn.,
Isready to utteiid to nil palls In town or
country.
Where send our sons and Ub?
English,
Mathematics,
Natural Sciccce,
Philosophy,
Primary Studies,
CilTLKS SI'PKIiloJt AIA'ANTAtiL'S IX
Latin and German,
History and -Literature,
Music and Art,
Book-kcepiDg,
Pinraaiuhip,
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
o
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
licgins August l.".l, (Tuesday) 1 SS'J. The outlook for the future is full of pn in
ise. Tin 1 iirolliiu nl was ol7 Ihe past yi nr. The growth from tlie t'uvt bus bein
slcady and healthy, and to-day ilie Norma! is the largest school of its age iu
Tennessee.
A FULL FACULTY
(If earnest, cx per'u need, Mini successful teachers are employed. Itcsides the sev
en reguhir teachers, several assistants, full of igor ami eiilhiisiiism, n mil r val
uable llelp.
III. Joseph r.ahhi in, author 1 f S bool Mamigi 1111 nt, sa s of the l'nhii;t, J,
. Terrill: "Asa teiulieraud liiaungi r, he has fiw Kjiials. His sehoil lit
llilillsville impressed ineas (lie besl h:n ever visilid."
Ir. W. K. Uolhwell, ol William Jewell Colli ge, M...,say..: " I w men of his
age ill Missouri, or Ihc West, have Hull and siisiniiu d a hight r rijuilalioii as 11
successful, practical leachi r (Old Colli ge I'rcsiih lit I Ii all Mr. Terrill."
I'mf. W. I'. Nasnii, I'residi nl oi North Miss.. uri Noiioal, says: "He i an
ediicalor ol' llic vi ry lirst rank ; that as a presiding olliccr and teacher he has
verv lew eitials."
l'lioK. . A.Ci.mik is a nativeof Ti niiessi e and a christian gi nlh man of llic
highest tyH. He hav sludieil and tnuglit for twelve years iu the town of Win
chester, ami hi. work nml success iu the eliiss-rooiu show him to-ility one of llic
iii isl aecomplished Ii in hers in Tennessee. While he is 11 self-made man and
teacher, ami i iiinhiuli, yet none ol our eolbge-brid teachers will dure iiucs
t ii hi or lest bin ability and skill by einnpeling, or comparing results, with him.
I'rec I'roin the resiriiiuis of llieold folhgis lie has rtadiiy neei ptul iniliiial, or
N u'iiial, metlioils.
Miss Mallic lisiill graduated ill Mary Sharp Colli ge iu lsT.'i, nml tl at insti
tulioii honored her with a position as lim ber, giving to her woik nod m holal
sbip 111 U1-I1 praise. Since then she has spi lit fim iium ill the Nolli.nl pn paring
hersell f ir tlie "mini Work of teaebing. She is a lady of line ability, mid 1111 in
dcfatiiinhlc -iiiilenl and worker. Her line social oualilits, her h lit liaiiiiug iu
Theory an I Art ol teaching, her scholar-hip, and hi r experience in net mil work
of Ihe scliool-ronui, :iK comliine to make her a very superior tern lu r. Her tit-lli-ss.
bolh natuii.l and aeiuiiid, will be adluittid by those who will. its her
work.
Mr.-, (' die Terrill, Principal of l'n pnrali ry Pi nrlimnt, has hi.d : 11 expe
rience of twelve years in leaching primary I ram In s and little ebili'n n. ( Inly
after years of arduous study and iraiiiiiig did -I c 1 lilt r 1 pi n this nl. Since
IsTli she has taught in Wilichi st r; and il will be 111 1 111 i 1 1 . d bv all that she ban
lilted Primary Teaching tn 11 higher plane of 1 xcelb uce, thus conferring holing
liem hts on our youth ami sellouts, luminary 01 k sfie is without 1
onlv in Wincliesicr, hut, we believe, in this portion of llic Stale.
Miss llcsHie lleaiiehainp, of Texas, lakes the place vacated by Prof. Win.
Mcllhcran. She has several yeiim'expcrii nee as 11 teacher. We assure our
patroiisand students that no mistake has been made iu her sell ct ion. She was
for years a student of President Terrill's in Missouri.
Missl.illie liledsoins taught the Mmie the p:o I two years, anil htrsiicKss
has warranted the Kaciilly in piircliasing mi- inslnoiii nls tlnoiighi ut for In r
work in fiiluje. In this IS iartmiul she will eomiaie favorably with lemhus
of oilier schools.
Miss Mamie l'rem li lakcscharge of an Art School in Ihe Normal. This is a
new and valuable feature to which nccallespecial attention. She is well iiinli
lied, and eoiuis to make icrmnmut and siieossfiil this lleparlincut of ihe
school.
M'ss Maud Terrill, well known to the students and friends of the Normal, will
teach half her time in the various Departments, as may he needed.
JHT Send for catiiloj;ue to
pu r, not
July 2lih,ISS2
JAMES W.TKRUILL,
Wlnehester, Ti nil.
JOHN F, VAUGHAN,
WlncIiCHtcr, Tennessee,
Dealer In nml Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET
IRONWARE. The Queen.
- v- 1
THE BEST
M WHEELS-
IS MANOr'ACTUltBO ilY
FISH BROS. i CO.,
EAOINE, WIS.,
WB SIAKB KVfillV AltlKTY OK 1
Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons
UtSSTof shl.KCTlill Timuivn, mi njr . mvuvuv...
Ju.tly euriiea ihe ropiiuilon ol inaking - r fl
" THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS."
M.niifactnror. n.vo nniinnca mo wirrnni,, u.
.to ho welt mills In et.ry purllc
nl.rand ol good material, and that ibe atroni;
neage.
jnanniacinrors mm u....n,. - -----,7
k. f.,iioiln 1 warrant? with each wan, II o atfreed:
- . . .. . .. 1 ..una noniiM Ma
We Hereby Wurr.ni no ri? ,1 . ."; ....me I. .ufflcleii tor all worU-iiiih t.lr
u.. and nl trnnti RlBterm . IUU IIIHV IU" - ... , . .....i." . 1.1
rr,:.0ofSp.l7.r p.r .Knr patHnJaah by lu, purcLM., Proauoln .
Lo.pl. ot lh. broken or delect.,, part, , ., .
on, w. .one 1 p""""" t u --t .
Baclna, Wilt
. '. n ani, wa lollclt patron!!e from ev.ry aeetton of th V
1 have the exclusive riubt for the nninu-
fuel lire and sale, for the counties of Franklin,
Lincoln, Moore, IWdforil and CnfTe,ii( the
best Collec Tot in existence. Try one.
lias now on liiind a Itirjjc nssnrtmento!
I
whicli he propnsca to sell
Cheap, exclusively for CASE.
Mas nli 11 full assnrtiiient of Jap.1r.11td nml
l'rcssed Ware 011 hand, besides
Pumps and Pump-TubiDg.
itif U.iolini; and (iiitteriii); done to ordir,
in the iiiohI approved stvlv.
Jan. 11,1, S7!l-lf
Brannan & Thompsoc,
A. ttoi'uoys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
rnciiee in the Courts of Franklin mul nd
join,; counties, and in the Supreme ( niirt it
Nashville, rrompt atlenlion iven to nil
biisini-Hsentriisted to them. iiirv2U,'KU.
mn mzrmics i guccet,
Attornoys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Courts of Franklin nml
iidjoiniiiK enmities, and in the I'nileil Slnh x
Court and Supreme Courts at Nashville
Tennessee.
so itt havis.
JNO. It. MAHl'I.V
DAVIS & MARTIN,
ttorixt! vs at Jjuw.
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Courts of Frnnklin ami
ml ailjoiuiii)!eoiiiities. nnlv 'Jo
J. W. CRISARD,
I'hvsicit'.ii m Sxirijcoii,
(MVi-rKhiH 11rof1wior.nl services to the citi-
tens of Winchester and Hiirroiiudiiif; eoimti v.
iWj 1 unci in tlie Iiuililinu oeeupiul Py
Jiidije .1. V. Williiuns, west side of Siimire.
llesiilcnce l h Coehruu house, neiir ( apt.
Tom. t in-Kory's. june "Ti.
FlJlYII Iiiu.. Mait. X. Whitaki 11.
ESTILL & WHITAKER,
Attorneys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will nniclice in the Courts of Franklin
ami luljoiiiiiiK counties ami in the Supreme
Court nt Nashville. jnnli-'Nt.
IIEMtY IIAI'OII,
To.M. kjii.iii v.
BAUCH & EMBREY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
VlSCIIKSTKU, TliSN.
Will practice in the Courts of Frnnklin
and ndjoinini; counties; also, in the Supremo
Court at Nashville.
l'ronipl attention iiiven to collections.
febH-'83
Chancery Sale
For June 4, 1883.
K. II. Sillslioc nml M. E. Jctinings vs.
Niwey Kstill ct. nls.
Hy virtue of n decree of tho Clianeerv
(.'niirt of Franklin county, Teniieswo, pro
noiliiced at its January Term, IMS.'!, in ahovo
cause, I will, on
Moiiiluy, Juno 4th. 1883,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.,
Iter for 'mile, to the highest bidder, for
CASH, the following described tract nf laud
lyniK in civil district . 1 id said cuuiitv ol
rrunklin, bounded us follows: lCast by tin;
lands of Mrs Nnney Vtll, Miutnby the lands
oi netii v Houicnton, anil wesl ami north by
the liiiids formerly beliui!inf to thecstntcs of
John T Matter nml Wallace Estill, jr., dee'd.
Said tract contains To acres.
Sale in leial hours.
This Mav 4th, 1HN3.
CLKM. AULE1KH-; C.& M.
tnavil-tds 8J
"Still in the Lead.0
Stonewall Mills
Hunt's Station, Tenn,
We would call the attention of the niillini;
public to the tact that we have rercntlv tlior-
ouifhly o vuli a n led and mppl'ud our
Mills with new and improved machinery, ami
are now prepared to do all kind of work in
our line with dispnich, and iu the very last
style.
Foreign custom solicited. Sutisfaction
;iiaranteed.
I Wc are tliniikful for R liberal pntromiKe in
the past, and will spare no pains, to merit it
continuance.
S. W. BROWN & SON,
Fcb.14,1883. Km
FANNINC & ARLEDCE,
At Luke Kelley's Old Stand,
PUBLIC StjrAKK, : t WIXCII1OTF.R,
Have for tale lliC:
Purest, Best and Oldest Liquors
to bo found m any Saloon.
Tobaccos, Cigars, SnulV, Oysters, &x.,
hand.
The best of Wine, Beer and Ale.
mar'Jl tf
BEST: WHISKY
The (dace to Ref the licst brands of Old
Whiskies, and pure, line old Amile Briindv.is
at No. 40 N. Summer s.. wr tiiion. tlimw
l.iouors and Cigars nml T.TTi-TT " ' '
mV:, Nashville, leiin.
Society Goods and Trimmings.
,V CHAS.W. MANNING & CO.,
It. J dm.
ROAD CART'.tfs
A Now
Patent
v bnve an order on the Manufacturer
(orone of the nbove Bond trts;" nml will
oiler the snine nl a low flirure t y ot our
renders desirous of purchasing a light, cny
ridiiut vehicle. Cull on or nddres-
,1' (
fx '
i'.l'i
1 j 1 1 14 1 1
six months