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Our Roads.
Mr. Jas. N. White, of Nashville, was
ia town Inst Sunday.
Mr. A. S. Euihrey is dsugerously
Bick with typhoidjever.
Postmaster Ayers returned from
Washington lust Saturday .
.
Dou't forget that our Photograph
Callory will close July 1st.
m
Postmaster League, ot Estill Spring,
was in town last Monday.
The Mary Sharp College examination
exercises will commence uext Monday.
Mr. Luke Kelley is having a new roof
put ou his business house on the
- Square.
Prof. C. F. Utermoehlen is having
some desirable improvements added to
his residence.
Mr. Matt Whitaker, of our town, will
deliver the annual address at Manches
ter College next Friday.
Webcam that the wife of Mr. Fletch
Church, who lives in the Belvidere dis
trict, suxided by hanging a few days
since
The examination at the colored
school Doc. Towusend, teacher will
be held Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of this week.
Elder John H. Woods, of Texas, was
iu town last week. Mr. Woods former
y resided in our comity. He left here
thirty years ago.'
Mr. R J. rUuele IWt ) Turner has
We have heretofore written so much
bout the necessity of good roads ; have
so often urged prompt and liberal ac
tion upon our County Court for the en-
forcemeat of all Uwa lutended to l etter
our roads and have gone away hack
to the days of Englaud, where Macauley
speaks of the oi vilizing influence of good
roads, and the influence they exert in
the way of introducing settlers and en
hanoing the value of property, that we
reel like keeping silent on the subject.
But we are so saddened at the sight of
our roads iu Franklin county that we
are constrained to copy the following
from the Clarksville (Tenti.) Tobacco
Leaf. Montgomery county has far Let
tor roads than Franklin, and yet the ed
itor of the Tobacco Leaf is not satisfied.
He wants the roads improved while the
weather is favorable, and adds :
" The roads will do well enouuh now.
but when the winter comes they will be
:.. i:.! i- -i .
iu oudii vunumuii u U w BiiilOBl ml-
passahle unless work is done nu them
between uow and fall. Nothing adds
more to the value of lands, or to the
profits of a farm, than good roads."
Give us better Mads, and more
aud butter bridges iu Franklin
county, and furtns would be worth al
most twice as much. As it is, our roads
are bad enough iu summer time. In
winter time they are called roads by
way of courtesy.
If our eyes have deceived us not there
is scarcely a station on any railroad in
Tennessee that does not show a number
of all kinds of agricultural implements,
aud we are persuaded that our farmers
will have paid out their earnings in the
way of implements. But it is pleasant,
to know that high-priced machines do
not find ready sale. Patents on ma
chines that helped the manufacturers
and patentees to make fifty ercent.
are so numerous that competition that
great leveller has brought down prices.
Now, let the farmer he sure to lakegood
care of his machines, by oiling them
and protecting them against the weather
Prohibition.
We like and heartily endorse the sen
timeut expressed in the resolutions of
fered by Col. A. S. Colyar at the late
! Prohibition Convention in Nashville, to
the effect that the Prohibitionists "want
a constitutional amendment, to be sub
mitted to the people, under the coiutitv
been confined for sometime withrheu- tion," .this amendment to embody the
mutism, but we are glad to learn that! principle of Prohibition, but that it
iie is improving. j should not in any sense be made a party
ihut suits the Home Jour-
Dog and Sheep.
The material progress of a country
goes, pan passu, with intellectual pro
gress. The Dog-Law enacted a few
For tho Legislature,
We art authorised to announce John M.
V.. II... L'- ..I ill. 14,1. .1.11 .11.
yearaamot was unpopular, sua 11 w dldale to reurwent Franklin county In tin-
repealed. We confess that It old dm uvnerai Assembly
,l . . ... u.JistTenrieaawi subject lo a Convention. FJec-
uivu inoei wur appruTai, uu nu i in Nov. 4ln.
wrought some elianges in our mind, asl
II who have ben constant readers ot rwinniior,
. a PI!... I
tne Home Journal already anow. mim- y are authoriud to annouoc I)r. Uwl
innti. tam .kU,.tl..iiaMa features of I Metealfe s cundidutit for 8lutu Henutor (mm
h.t ln...-l J.. that -mnro. ,hf'M,nti",,''rtt,,kSJ''J
tii. n Him uv ... .-- m
; ennuitig November electiou.
For Sheriff.
We are ftiitlioriwd to minoimre C. A. Ma-
which will j"r" cnndidutefiir Wierifl ot Franklin coun'
ly. Wwimn iit limrwiHyin AiiKiiHt,
We are imtlioritva to Hiinounce H. r . Onk
tect sheen, and we are for it. Iu this
.
civilised country we cannot see the ne
cessity of having a single sheep-killing
dog. Let a law be made
subject to heavy fine and punishment
any person, who pretends to own a dog ley a candidate for reflection to the office of
. , . . . . . . , . Hlieriff of Franklin county, nt theeimuing
keens that doir under neroetual iruard.
Now. the fact that the various varieties Fr County Trustee
O O III V IllPa HlttlwtflfMl tit AltlflinfA A J Skill
mongrel offspring, led the celebrated more a cnndulute fur TruHke of Kninkliu
BufTun aud other ufttumliuts to Infer C0,'"l-T-111 ""-!nf AuguHuiiin.
I it tiro 1t11tl111rlzi.fl In viiniilinrfi K. 11
that all dogs are of but one 8CcieS, the I Hmilh a cundiilute for re-ehetion to the otrire
nhvsiolopieal thnorv Iwinir that nn two ofTriwtec of Franklin counly.Ht the ensuing
amereui species can prouuee lerinc
descendants. In part this is true, as For Chancellor.
vnll .uunl tliA oa1n nt Ufa aiift rlii..li I
1- , ' . We arc nntlioritv.l to iinnounce Hon. E.
Dr. Van Evne aud the great Bishop D. IUncwk, of MiirfreenU.m, a candidate
Hopkins have demoi.stratcd iu their for Chanccdlor of the Fourth Clmiio. rv l)i-
, .1 i ,. vlnioii, roiiiiHHK'il of fhe Miuntiw ot H anvil,
valuable remarks ujion the commingling olHe.;cunnon,(lr..i,dy, iwdford, Franklin,
Of the dlfttirent species of the uenus l-incoln, Kutlitrturu ami Jlmire.
ITiimn Itnl na In tlio (!n.tiiliA atw.iMii
u ..nif..iiu .ni d-miirwi. Th For Congress
7 ..
blood of wolves, foxes, dogs and jackals, We 1(T amhoriad to announce Hon. B. F.
has been SO intermixed, aud the effects Alexander a candidate for Oingreiw from the
...... ,i Fifth CoiiKrewdonal llixtrict of Teniicmice
of training dogs have proveu so clearly p,, ,,, ,hecoiiniie of lledlo'nl, Cannon,
that in time they Will come to possess Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
. . ii ...u i:,if.l and Rutherford. Election Nov. 4th, 1KS4.
properties agreeable to the kind of cul- We B(W Iimllirilll1, , ,,t. ,,,, ,,.
tivation bestowed upon them, that we T. 11. lvie, of llodford county, in a caudiduiv
n. .nJ..l tl,a ,.f Ja. '' Um 'r"" ' Fiflll CoilKriwional
-..b )i.tricl('vnm.BH. ciM1h i o the conn-
rieties in dogs. The acquired habits of tica of U.iK..nl, Ciinnon, CutXiv, Franklin,
the parent seem to have been transmit- M'hw, m"".1"'1' d Kmherf.MPd.
. Election, NovvmlHT 4, 1 84.
ted, aud, so, we have dogs to watch our . Krv authorial to announce A. L. Lan-
flocks: dogs to catch rats; dogs to diH.Hr,, a candidal., for foiirnM. from the
, , , , . 5th tk)iii(rvNiioiial iMatrict of renmwve, coni-
guard our houses ; dogs to seek game in o( tht. nnmi ( it,Hfird, ('annon,
field-sports J dogs to plunge into water Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marehall, Moore
, . ' f and Rnthi fonl.
and bring out game, or save us from w aml.orix-d to announce that Hon.
drowuit'.g ; dogs to pace after ladies as Jan. I). Richanlmin.of Rutherford county, i
... a candidate for Connivm f nun the Fifth Con-
peU; dogs to chase for days the doer ,, DiM,ri,.t lllTrMim, cuul,,atd of
aud foxes ! lotrs of all kinds, more III the muntiea of llvdford, Cannon, Coffee,
' I ... i.i; 1- ftff l l.-ll I
kind than the kinds of silk.and tin. hrd'cZii. ' ' '
hunted for by sirs, flora Mcmmsey on w authorised lo announce Hon. W.
Madison Square, who had nothing to P. Tolley, of M.H.rerounly, an a candidate for
. , , . . Convreiw from this (.'onureaHional ilislnct,
wear, but made three separate journeys g,,,,, f ti,o counti. of Ih-dford, Cannon,
lo I'aria in anarch t a 11 t hull's a lauv Uonve. tranklin. Lincoln. .Moore, .iiarsuan
.. . . . i i i . and Rutherford. Klection, Nov. 4, 1HK4.
UflUlU fUfc Ull bi.O uiunu "I urn uvwv v.
CAPITAL . PRIZE, $150,000.
14 W do hereby certify that we runt rvine
the arrangenicnta fur all the Montnly and
Semi-annual drawinx of the Louisiana Stat
lottery Company, and in person niansRe and
control;thedrawinrsthenotlves, nnd that tlu
aani are conducted with honesty, fairneaa
and in Rood faith toward all mrtiea, and wc
authorize the Comoany to use this certilli ate,
with fac-aimilesof olir signaturoa atluilnd,ln
its a''-ertisemviil."
Cummimontn.
Unprcct'ilented Attraction !
Over Haifa Milliou Distributed!
Incorporated in 18C8 for 25 yen rs hy the
IKisliiluri for Kducational anil CliarmiliU
iurKirea with a capital of $1 ,000,000 to
which a rewrve fund ol over $oOU,500 hah
since been added.
lly an ovt'rwliclinine:Mipiiliir vote il fran
chise was niatie a part of the present State
Constitution adopted lVc. 2d, A. I. 1879.
Iudrand Mingle Number Itrnwiiipi will
take place nionlhlv. It never scales cr Kiat
pones. lok at the following distribution:
160th Crand Monthly
and the '
. . .. a . . . .
extraordinary hcrui-nnnuni i;rnwing,
in the Aciuli'inv of Music,
Jiow Orleans,
Tuesday, June 17, 1884,
Under the personal supervision and
management ol Gen. G. T. IkMiurognrd,
of liouisiaua, aud Ucu. Jubal A. Karly,
of Virginia.
Capital Prize, 8100,000.
UaT Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, Five Dollars ; Fifths,
Two Dollars ; Tenths, One Dollar.
LIST OF PHIKB.
1 Capital Prise ot$l.r)0,0otl $1. 10,000
Wagon and Carriage op.
KISSLINC It 8TUDER,
WlNCUSMVKa, TtvK.,
Are nrepared to do the best, cheapest ami
ni(t prompt work. Wagona and Buggies al
ways on hand. , ;
All kinds of Iilarksiultliina promptly at
tended to. Home-shoeing a apecialtx.
nmrtO-ly . .
BRADFORD NICHOL,
ASD
MATTKESSES,
i'
No. 9 N. College Street, Merchants Block,
Nashville, Tenn.
All goods first-chis. - ' mar'ilHy
MAX ROSENHEIM,
Jobber of Fine
CIGARS & TOBACCO
No. 9 North Cherry Street,
Nashville,
: Tenn.
"Cherry Lips," "LaAfricana," and "Clul
House" Cigar. mar'2t-ly
1 (irand Prize of
1 (Irand 1'rixe of
t Large Prizes ot
4 Large i'riivs of
20 Prizes of
iHl Prizes of
100 Prizes of
m Prize of
60(1 Prizes of
1000 Prizes of
Approximation l'riws.
100 Apiirnxiiuation Prizes of f-.'OO-$20,000
100 " " HKI lO.tKK)
100 " " 75- 7.WHI
50,000
20,000
10,000
fi.OOO
1,000
500
800
200
100
50
50,000
20,000
20,000
20,1)00
20,000
25,000
80.0(H)
40,000
60,000
50,000
W. RANSOM'S
We are informed that more agricul
tural implements nnd machinery have
been sold in Winchester this year than
were sold for five years previous.
The friends of live stock improve-
input in our midst are requested to meet
nt Maxwell tho first Saturday in June,
at 3 o'clock p. m., for consultation
Mr.. J. W. Thornton, of Chattnoo.:b.ioru that way,
tu. is visitins here. Her sisters, Misses , he is wise.
Kora und Florence Shapard, who were
also at Chattanooga, returned home
with hor.
question, ihut suits
nal. Lot the people vote, and their
wish must be law, as it should. "Vox
Populi, vox Dei."
woi m
Three-fourths of the counties in Tex
as have Instructed for the old ticket
Tilden aud Hendricks. And we are in
clined to believe that the old ticket will
win at Chicago. There seems to be a
Yet Tilden is sileut
The first Democratic Con
vention in Last Tennessee lias also in
structed for the old ticket. Well, the
Home Journal is for whoever is nomi
nated at Chicago, if he be Democrat
Mrs. C. P. Baird, (who lias in nUd lor abolition oi me internal wcv-
for several months at Oamesviiie, r ia.,; ; euue.
AND
Flouring Mills,
Located iu 01 Hollow, five miles west
of Winchester,
accompanied by hereon and daughter,
returned home last Friday, vt. uairu
will be here in a week or two.
Judge Allen, of Nashville, refused to
grant a new trial to Wm Spence for
killing Wheat, aud sentenced him to be
hunt; on the 18th of July. An appeal
to the Supreme Court was taken.
' '
We learu that the number of fish
killed in Elk river this year by the use
of dynamite is ten times greater than
if the use of seines and traps were per
mitted. This is a great outrage, and
the guilty parties should be ferreted out
ind punished.
About 400 delegates attended tne
gtate Prohibition Convention in Nash
ville last week. A number of resolu
tions and a platform were adopted. The
platform states that while they will do
m a . a
everything in their power to further tne
ernse, they will not interfere wiin or
firm au alliance with either political
ptrty.
Hon. T. B. Ivle.
jlerk of
' Mabuied May 19th, 1884. at the
residence of the bride's father, (Maj. A.
J. Greer,) near Shelbyville, Tenn., by
Rev. O. W. Dalbey, -Mr. Joe w (XKlruff,
of Tullahoma. to Miss Litzie Greer
The bride was formerly a pupil in the
Mary Sharp College, and has many
friends in our midst, who extend their
tot wishes to her aud the lucky bride-
groom.
The Review and Journal, published
at Franklin, the Chattanooga Times,
the Clarksville Democrat, and other
lead inn papers throughout the State,
have referred to Major Ivie's candidacy
for Congress in the most friendly and
complimentary terms, and this caunot
be otherwise than gratifying to him aud
his friends. As Bedford county's Rep
resentative in the last General Assem
bly he reflected much credit upon his con
stituencv and won for himself an envia
ble State reputation, The following
editorial is from the Memphis Ledger of
recent date !
" We uotice that Major T. B. Ivie, of
Bedford, will bo a candidate lor kahi
cress at the ensuing election in his con
gressionnl district. He enjoys the rep
utation of au able lawyer, aud won dis
tinction in the last General Assembly as
a conservative lecislator and souud
Democrat. Maior Ivie is a man ol
ability and convictions. During the
session of the Legislature he contributed
his influence to the passage ot an local
legislation in which the people of Mem
nhis were interested, for which he is
kindlv remembered. Should the
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mocracy ot ins uisiric. give mm me
nomination thev will secure a repre
sentative in Congress who will do honor
to his State Shelbyville Oaxette, iid
instant.
sole of her foot.
We are led to indulge ourselves iu
these remarks after reading in the
"Southern Standard," published at
McMinnville, some thirty miles from
Winchester, several articles iu which
the editor, very naturally, shows a little
choler because on a Tuesday morning
of this month he lost five Sue thorough
bred CoUwold sheep. Here is what he
says :
" On last Tuesday rooming, a little
nfW Havlivht. we were informed that
our sheen were all killed by the dogs. Are in first-chi repair, and any amount of
a . I. . . I luaI( ami UuiuirlilUI V Ii ill f t it ll ft 111!
We went to the lot, witiun a awiie i - -i--"- -
. . ' . , ...a and will be sold wholusule or retail.
throw from tne yard, ana inere iay nve Winchester, where Mr. N. R
fine thoroughbred CotswohJ sheep, (.all u...ia w;ii i. fun,i n-ady to wait upon cub
we had.) with their throats cut and tonivrs, he keeps a select line of Dry (loads,
their inuneetit blood extracted to satiate Groceries, Boots and Mio. Hardware,
(he hellish appetite of one or more ,wr.,,"re' Cu"fltt"m". c,'tlur.v
starved, worthless dogs. Our feelings j. . . . ... , jj dliw
toward the perpetrators at that tune llieHtoreror m Rolls carded, and
may be better imagined than expressed. 1 delivered at either place. my2H-iy
inns aince Mr. Beech hail the mis- !! 1 - - --
fortuue to loose in the same way a large rn( ' P K A ( 1 H E U S .
U. l.i. fin.. K,,.U,.wn ahl. IV 1 rvllUl(J'
IIUIIIVUI VI ,I,D " 1
t . VI . . I ... t. .a m.
.nr. raiieraou, aim uuicn, i asin rniiMTV
i...:-...l..:. .o.,..tltf Kthnra.v- A STATE AND COUNTT
ages of the dog. Tlre seems to bono J01.Iiml lStatlllC,
nope ror me uu. cy muo. B",
laaa ilipm ia anme provision made to pro
tect them. Sheep raising might be Lggjjjjror .Marshall Go.,TeiHl
made very profitable in this State, es- '
pecially iu Last lennessee, ana along We will Sta(e nnd omnty Normal
the Cumberlana puueau, out ior hw inMtitute at LewiHinny June i n, wnicncon
does. Until some protection IS assurea tinues lour weeks, hr the liemni ol me jeacn
2J79 Prises. aniountiiiK $.122,500
Application for rates to chilis should ha
made only to tlie othceol tlie (ouipimyin
ew Orleans.
For further information write clearly, eiv
iiiK full addreiw. Mnke 1. O. Money or
dcrspavalileand addresa Kij;itcn'd Ijetters to
EW OKLKANS NATIONAL HANK,
New Orleans. La.
IMSTAL NOTKS and ordinary letters hy
Mail orKxpress (all sums ol nve dollars and
upwards hy r.xpivss at our expi-nse) to
M. A. DAUfHIN.
New Orleans, La.,
or M. A. D.UTHIN,
tit)" Seventh St.,Wahiiitrton, D.C.
T. E. Winstcad. R. O. W instead
Maxwell House Shoe Store.
T. E. WINSTEAD&CO.
IValera Iu
BOOTS. OHOOj
Slipper and Uvtbrella$,
No. 134 Church Street, Horry Hloek,'
mar26-ly NASHVILLE, TENN.
JOHN F, VAUGIIAI1,
Wl ii vf catc i ,Tod iiesHeer
Dealer in ami. Manufacturer of"
UN,-COPPER AND SHEET-
IRON WARE.
The Queen.
CHAS. MITCHELL, Jr.,
'Iiolcsale nnd Retail
Baker & Candy Manufacturer,
138 Union St., Nashville, Tenn.
HOME-MADE CANDIES A SPECIALTY.
Send for a Box.
Orders for Wedding and Partie Promptly
rilled. Imar20-ly
1 have the exclusive right for the manu
facture and sale, for the counties of Franklin
Lincoln, Moore, Bedford aud Coffer, of the
beat CoflVe Pot in existence. Try one.
Has now unhand a large aSaoHmcntoi
Cooking and Heaiii. Siovec,
which he proposes to sell
Cheap, exclusively for CASH.
Has also a full assortment of Japaunid aud
Pressed Ware on hand, besides
Pumps and Pump-Tubing.
DST Roofina and Outterlnc done to or dir.
in the most approved atylc.
Jan. ll, l-tl
If You Ajre
GOING
l F. Nkwmam, J. J. Vksable.
JVojrirtor. Manuytr.
NEWMAN'S
Restaurant,
No. 7 North Cherry filreet,
Nashville, : : Tenn.
Vdr Meala served up at all hours.
mar2ti-lv
CROSTHWAIT & CO.,
ample goem,
30 North Cherry Street,
(Opposite Mc(!aviN.'k Block,)
Nashville, : : Tennessee.
Beat of Wines, Liquors and Cigar al
v 8te,li
We are not prepared to say we favor
ytbass' ll the bill that proposes lor Congress to
tbe."! II jive such an enormous sum roreauca-
tinal purposes. It smacks of central
Winn. The States wuld attend to this
tter. and then the Northern and
Ntirthwestern States could not grumble
" the tax which, they say, would inure
the benefit of the South. Herein
17 how their love for the negro, by
ot wantinir to educate him. Just as
" as it turns out that the negro can
"t be used for political effect that mo
fcot he is of no account. So belt.
n Democrat i nnrtv does not want
All that he is worth or ever will
"i due to Democratic employment
.,-nfl (indnesa 11a ia now tree I ne
KlfV? II ,v,, lhe liepublicane, and we say i Go
"Wher and sort with those who say
I3STCJI
or !"""'
mrchu"!
Mirf Sharp College,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
TllK PltKHKNT YkAR THE MONT PhOH-
l'KKOUM SlNt'li TllK WaU.
DctisiuDS of F.minfiil Judges.
It Faculy, in culture and anility, second to
none. tniH, a. n. iaknb,
Ex-Ooverimr of lenni'wee.
It is without a parallel in this country.
lt. a. o. wjhaiv
I know of no Instilutioii for women where
the M'liolarship of the graduates can compare
with that of the frruiluates ol Alary Hharp
College. U. W. JAHMAK, L.L.U,
Uiainuan ot faculty Houtli-neslerni.nl
verxity.
One of the verv licst Colleges of our whole
land. Those who have (In'iiililerB to educate
could send them to no better plnce.
KKV. T. U. Jt)M4l, U. U.
Pastor 1st Ilaplist Church, Nashville.
Eiiuat to sny chmil, for women, in Amer-
. 1 1 W -UIL'l.'IV n ll
CRAZY PATCHWORK!
n..;., . l.rim aaaortment of remnants
and pieces of handsome brocaded ailk., satins
and velveU, we are putting them up In bun
dies and furnishing them lor "Crasy Palch-
utt i..uk am MaTa. iiaiea. ac.
PACKAGE NO.' 1 Is a handsome bundle of
exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets
all different). Jut ummg ior .
farmers cannot, with any degree of safe- era ol the countiesof Marshall IMf.-r , Lin
! m..ph in hoen We must coin, Moore, Franklin, Rutherford, William-
ty, invest much in. sheep, ue must M ' j (li,. w,ich countie. c..nti
ook t some other country, wuere me ... . ,',;..
- . I IUK IS) IS isnl S'in - . I
sheep are protected, Tor much ol aur Uffbythe State Sujierintendeui, Thomas H. ica,
wool, DO matter now uiRn me inriu, w raine.
in i,drat dops. Sheen or I t.VCUI.Ti
UHK - O - . .. t.l T ...
dm mnat so " 1 Miss K. K. Uraham, a grauuaie oi me nos-
o o u..u,w.i ..fOiaiiirv. will liavi? charireol r.l
Our r.fvnfnrft tins our SVinnatllV. Bud l,u.r,n
" . . - . ... i.: i.....n.
we here avow the unalterable detcrmi- aiisa rior-,-., .
nation of the Home Journal to labor for ini. Y k. Raiioy, of Nashville Vocal
a good Dog Uw, and until we have one Music. & .
ua nHi not ex nee 1 10 raise sncep r :,. ,,.a n, ,,ffV.
-..d Wfl wiah to in vestiimto the Bub- Pm! . W. R- Oarrett, of Montgomery Hell
. T . ., Academy Ueogriipliy ana u. n. iuri.
U( farlhnr hilt inst now it Strikes IIS ,... it T 1 ,.f il. Vnil..rl,;il t'ni
ji.v. . , j i rmi.,.. , ... . - -
1.1 I .1,. an.l ihMVll na l, will lecture I11C IUKI WCCK Ol HIB Illsir
lliat lb v Dill w niu iiuo . ::, , . .in.
V , . .... .!-, tute on Organic Chemistry, and respectfully
tli iuer for our Legislature to pass a law ..... .iii.mi..M . .itCnd his leetures.
taxing every person $100 per annum HtateSup't Thomas II. Paine will he with
..u - ft,ml f anv anocies in "f" ln ,ue V-
in the State of Tennessee. Gentlemen,
make such a law and you will in after
years rise up and bless our name. In
this case we could not reasonably ex
tn m everv necro in the land
starving hi. family in iiS1
u a. aa . 1 A 1 Tall. .4 " " H . a a .
up a lot ot poor aogs mat get nuie ail rBngenienU for board, ana also secure ior
linnie and nrowl at niffht for something thm a situation as teacher.
home ana prowi i uigu. '6 ThaM.iniuation of all applicants forcer
r l i.aia iv i - .a.--,. .
to eat. rassSUCII isw, nuu ici u w l.tca lo leach In the fubllcHclHKils will 0e
fr2V;nll:.Tr.rt the People of Winchester
n-rb pattern fimcy rorL Bent posipaia ior
it ....... i. niital note or 1-cent itamps.
PACKAGE NO1 IS containing mree jiujca
! l. aa nackam No. 1. Sent poatpald for
$1.00. Theaeare all of the r fin quality
and cannoi De eiuaiK
works in lhe D. o.ui n .. r
They wiH .flTJS.arfeS
kaatMM (II ) unnn. ssnfaww - - - -
r,Vr Vr IfiKfTV WORK, with 400 Illustra
tions and full Instructions for artistic fancy
work, handsomely oouna, punpmu,
St'nt. AddU Th Itoci.ma Baa-
Co, Rochester, N.Y. ieiy-w
Pictures !
Mf Gallery will only be open on Fri
ay. and Saturdays through May and
Z I W then leVuche,ur iu-
TUITION,
Tsn Dollars iu advance, which gives any one
access to all departments.
All teachers who attend will be expected j
to take the class as pupils.
All teachers In the above nameu couniiea
I have never seen its superior.
RKV. T1IOS. C.TKASDALK, I). P.
I know of no Institution tluit surpassvs it.
and iu TennessiH", it stands tinrimW.
RKV. T.T. lCATO.N.D. I).
Pastor Walnut St. Church, IoiiUville, Ky.
One of the most complete schools for girls,
ing to become women ol hwh eulturt.
8. II. FORI).LL.l)..
Editor Christian Ri'iHwitory, 8t. Louis.
Its location is admirable in one of the
lii'altliiral and nleasautest towns, of the moat
i delightful and salubrious portions of Ten-
nesaee. xr. v . a. j. mi'iw.
t&" For catalogue or information,
address
A. T. BARRETT,
Secretary of Faculty.
Feb. 20, 1884.
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Your Tickets Read via the
N., G. & SU.ouis R'y
THE McKEBZlE ROUTE I
The First -class and Emigrant Paascngera'
FAVORITE
W. T. ROCER8,
Pass. Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
W. L. DANLEY,
Gcn.I'ass.ATkt Agtnt,
Nashville, Tenn.
t. CARTER.
Ticket AKent, AVinchester,Tenn.
SCU1T DAVIS. JK0. U. MAUT1M
DAVI8 K MARTIN,
Attorneys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the CoiirU of Franklin and
ami adjoiiiingcountics. may25
101IN SIMMONS. r. B. Cl'l.H
SIMMONS It CURTIS,
Attorneys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the eoiintiesof Franklin
CnRee and Moore; also in Supreme Court at
Nashville. Prompt attention given to col
lections. novH
OfficesoiUh-aastsideof PublK Square.
Floyo Estiix. Matt. K. Whitakcii
ESTILL & WHITAKER,
Attorneys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Courts of Franklin
and adioininK counties and in the Supreme
Court at Nashville. (j"""-'143-
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such a law Will oeneui uuromwuan rh will be a short hand writer present
to prepare all the proceedings to be published
Inhnuk.
There will alsob a Department for the
Colored People, which will be conducted by
J.C. McAdams, olOlieioyTiue.
The SuDerintondeols of tlie different conn-
ties are invited and eipected to come and par-
lioipatoia the wort. '
The nubile eenerally are Invited to attend
ythe InMituU from day today and witneaathe
(MuaBa.
TawaUenuoaolHuhool Ulreetors la eapeo-
lled lo this invitation and then they
better prepared to Judge of the qualin-
ot laacben lor ln rublle HcliooU.
Have it short and understandable, aud
such a law will bene&t oui
million dollars iu a few years.
We hate traveled considerably over
tlie State within the past fortnight or
and from what we have seen and
rd we think ourself justifiable in
saying that the wheat outlook is better
.u.. It hu hMn tor many yearn.
opine that this will be a splendid crop
and Surrounding Country :
i .i .r.ti.ful for the liberal patron-
. icv. ,v.j - r to
aire you navegiTeu - -r
nferit a continuance of the same. I do not
propo- tosellgooas
AT COOT,
I Hi
but promise to sell at the very lowest prooi.
I keep a good line oi
T. C MUKHts-U,
Surireon in Physician,
Winchester, Tenn.,
already to attend to all calls in towa o
country. . ' '
BEST WHISKY
ml
Tht pltct to get Uit bent brand r of Old
fine old Annie Brandy, is
Llauors and Cigars ami Tobacco constantly
onbsnd. JAMES KILLK1.KA,
OC125 asnvilie, lenn.
vear eicentas to the fruits, such as wi. died to this Invitation
Laches, p4rs, cherries. Ac. But it is wilfb. better prepared to juH
In-Pll. Nature makes a compeusaUon caiioo. 4 toer. for the Puhl
DRY
all well. Nature makes a compem
in all respects. Uod Mows ocsi,
COODS, NOTIONS.
HATS, c,
LaiWIsDUig ia locaieo in juaranail eouniy.i , , .ut,,(M
hint at the loot of Klk Kidge, on the Duck evaul m "
Away with the Iuternal Revenue y8-Kjltt)f Valley juilwad, surrounded by de- T-)QfT,8
or oo.ieci.ng va.ee .ro. - .;; , rMoi Mtol-rto.
...J mnl.,vinir a VM nuwiKrmi - 1...1 .liu iL..- i"""'" "" ' j
. m niiiuiwi ... 1 nn ru. w H'liuin vuiuum . a. wukju inu.i i.. . u
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and SHOES:
tern
Slates
collectors at tremendous salaries. It ia
a long slrido towards ceiitrulixatioij.
t Kv thn StntC. It I
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J. W. CRISARD,
Plivsiciun Surtxeon,
Offers his orotvssiunal aervlces to the cltl
tens of Winchesur and surrounding country.
lair Office In the building occupied by
Jude J. W.Williams, west side of Square.
Kesidence The Cochran bouse, near Capt.'
Tom.Uregory's. juneM,?.
aa- w T arar -
Winchester, Tenn
Desires the people ot Franklla county to
kuow his prices on
Dry Goods, Ming,
NOTIONS,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
V
Winchester, Tenn.
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:.AND GR00EEIES.-i-
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. meinure : it is iiitcniiMiinui'iiui ,
definitely. As goon w; ... " r i11Jul, . ig .wiitalTsa. Away
:.. ,li weather. A" t-n01s.j5.-1 . - --. - ...,.,., luo.
t.ltU II. .ana IVIKI WIV I IU viv . I till 11 LUU AUIsrrUltla SUlVt tJMw
am or Canned Goods.
1- a, iu.,:.' m..a
...raw anu ixikw u asav,. auua
nan be acvea hundred Irachera acoiimuiodatcd. I .... 1, Meal, and a vast number ol
All teachers are invited 10 lUcad, whether I -.ti.ina, too numerous to name, will always
ihf IIt in this Institute District or not. I . . .... nil ksritl.
Bring iu yonr -eKi-mw" wiw you. I Come and try nw,na luyieu aiwuijr
W. T. OWMJT, rrcftidmit. I WH1 inmt you Vm very dm we powiuiy n.
-uiariaiiaaaavjo i ann rumiHaiu 11 v.
in .nnnlntment from Slate Hunt. Tho. I!. I J. A. RAINES,
Sew and eWant Top and Ko-Ton Buggiee,
and ant-elase llarnes awd Saddle iiorsr. .
Hones boarded hy the year, oth ordjn
.... I-. tad nil attaoded to SJf WIMIaii
,THMks'r. alght aad tof,T,tt
n.k.-l PaMiiecdWlorayi"
of town.and t kixJ i&AM
..d .1. .rjsa- C.T
AFRIZE
re.'?'vs..,rr,V.Tther
,Z mr -Kwey Hbl l)
auvlklns le I" "
tawalt th. workers ab-.luje.
Ji i.1m fa it '
He he "rTi-,, -
r tffuSX liberal .-tn-
Coeds &re ccsiiijj, in daily,
Md we iaUt.keU saal ;
ld and will be-sold. 1" r..ueae.. -cta'p
?thej can po-ity bongbl i aay
market... -.
atm Uive us a trial.
W. H. WILS0?T.
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T,is and shall be made iusUnta.ieous.y. L.,,
Paine.)
.il" my.l-tiuaO.
ot you free
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