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HOME JOURNAL.
County Court (quarterly term) next
Couiniimiun service at - the C. P,
flmrch next Sunday, 11 n. m.
Jlniraio March, of Fort Worth, Tex.,
visiting relatives and mends here.
lleijtttno'M yonngjinii.
'. J- Klutter hiw been agent for
l.hI L'O vents for two Insurance C'nm-
,4IA.. .
Jellies liuil cannot uc ui'insseu. iliey
llive stood the tout. Come and sec us.
W'eiiru sorry to nmionnee tlint Mr.
,S. Kmhry in slill in u critical con
dition, with hut little hopes of recovery.
jIri. Mitttie Simmons is iiIno dangerous-
We don't know why, hut nmny yor-
I.... mi t
fdliitiire iruuiump nun vtu win iitive
(licranll over thin country the pres.
rot finiimcr. However, it never visits"
Vinciir.-tor, and our vegetuhleii shall
,,,,1 go aU''uijr.
Decherd Items.
To Ilie Home Joiunnl i
We are having n rainy Benson, nnd f
it continues it is feared n.ueh wheat
aye njfunt'il
Mrs.Dovey KHal(. ,)ftui ,
Wl-deadu, her garden ,he mon.h.g
ofthe25th.n8t. She lu been i K.r
"Hual health until that ,,!, .i.
die complained very mnch of wM'ril,(.M
llOlllf? tllflltlnl. 11... i
where her sun James was ho,.,,,., ..1
she remarked that she had n FCvere
sw.mm-H,!r i 1Pr h,,l n,i immediately
fell to the ground underused 1 l.,..,i '
She was carried into the house, when a
l-nywcmn was sent Tor, and H was done
Hint could be to restore her, but to .,
purpose. Mrs. Rajrsdale v... n L:,..i
unu niiectionatG motlicr,
A Prohibitionist.
To (lie Home- Journal :
, I thought I was a prohibitionist, but
since 1 have studied ihe question carT
tully and taken n comruon sense view of
it, 1 nm not a prohibitionist, for several
reasons. t. The i.ft.i.ii,;, :,,,,.. .,
lliey are in favor of prohibiiing sale of
inU.xieating drink in Tennessee to pre
vent crime, but il we will notice care
fully vc will find that to prohibit the
use of intoxicating drink v. ill not pre-
mi i-riiiie. i,, iiimsell did not
choose to remove the TiveofKuowl
edge ofuood and evil from the reach o
mini, but let it remain after giving li i lit
the Law. Neither did hi remove the
temptation in the days of Noah. Noah
bud found grace in the eyes of the Lord,
mil he could not prohibit the people
from sin, neither did ho try by moving
") Miustuncc that lliey eat or drink
readmit that excessive use of intoxi
eating drink t an evil habit, and are
iimiklin
in xi l icn-
l)or, and her loss will be sn.llv felt Ti. ""Tv l'mt nu'" drink too much, hut
funeral services were held at the Chri.s I rli!. dld not rcl"!,vp r.i l.i.l.l,,,
tiau (M.imh I V' 7lM,rM m.n,' "','1'1 violuliiM' His
" uniiooeieii nv
Tlttit is ft g(M,d bleu advanced by con-
ihiclor Cowardiu the other day, that
railroad conductors lie clothed with po
lice powers to arrest turbulent fellows
n the airs nnd turn them over to the
first officers nt the next station. In
... . . .. .. i ... ..
oilier Mates coimuciors are tuns em
H,wl, und it would work well in Tes-
IICSSC'C.
-
Will sonic duo tell us what is the
proper course now to pursue in order to
have great gullies nnd impassable wood-
intauiixra nil nop cfrnntu mil int.. nv.n.1
r"v "';'""' years
n.Mililimi ? And is it not slniioefiilili.it .
ilJ men have to go and bury dead hogs
ujhii the streets i iow, wo are not
tliiiiRfir an incorporated town to the
mil that whisky may be sold. Hut
an we not have a corporation for all
other benefits crrjit the whisky J
liev. J j.. layne, who iireached a verv
i .
xoiemii nun impressive sermon. Mrs
Ihigsdale was about 7f years old, and
lenve Kcveral children and many rela
tives to mourn her loss.
Mr. Joe Lenelmn, who wnss well nnd
favorably known here, died in thc i.
snne Asylum near Nashville on the
2Glb inst. Ho was taken to the asvlum
n little more than twidvn nii,ii.o'..,.
when he was prnnounced hopelessly In'
sane. At the breaking out of the war
fllr. Lenehan enlisted in dipt Joe llol
der's company, 1st Tennessee Kegimcnt,
under Col P. Turney, nnd served as a
I faithful soldier throughout the long four
war. He made a iirofesai.in .f
Holy Law. I don't think wo shouLI
move whi.ky to prevent men fr,
crime. (i, and evil have ever been
lefore man, and every tub stands on its
own bottom, liesides, ,f e undertake
to en,,,,; Core are inanv tiling
we must put out of the way, r prohib
it. If by prohibition we are going to
save men from crime, we must lirst pro
hibit the use of whisky that we mav
have no drunkards. lint is that all
N;. There is Ihe poor hor. thief-how
will we save Imiii from crime? On tl...
wime princiiile (hat we save tlm .Iimm.I,.
ii rd liv luohibltilwr tlm
It'lllicssce. SIijlII un utfm f vr.
...... - , I V, t illl,
not it we are true prohibitionists, un.l
fe'ohig to jhwiU crime. Then what 7
hy, there art men who have a great
uiiisi jor nionev, ami will commit the
highest crime known to civilization for
money. Then, under the same tvilinv
... ..... m r ,ur years ngoj we will prohibit the use .d'inonev in the
J "" " io J-res:ytcrian V nireb ! "into ol I etmessee. So. anv !n.
here,
laud
Thanks. .
liilnr lloiiii' Jiiiirnnl :
I ih to thank most heartily all who
iwiskii nie in ine removal ot my stock
niitlic night of tho late lire. I never
aiv people work more zealously, and
lint for their efforts I would have been
lninied. As it was, I suflered much bv
Ijim.-ir of removal, but their ellbrts in
mi ix'hai! will not foe SorL'olten.
Yours truly,
J. A. Oaixi.
He was a menilter ofCumber
Loik'e No. LIS. F. and A. M
Wine.hester, and also u member of the
Knights of Honor and the American
Legion of Honor. Mr. Lenehan hud u
host of warm and personal friends here,
who. with many of his relatives, would
have been L'lad to have nnid tlm l,mi ..,,1
wnisKy that we may have no drunk
ards, away with horses that we may
have no horse thieves, and away with
money that uc may have no robbers.
Lot we cannot slop here if we are a
prohibitionist to urnriit crimt. There
is the poor adulterer how will we keep
him from crime? Simply by prohihi
lion. Then we will have 'to i-el shot
all women m the Stale of Tennessee n
For the Legislature.
We arp ntillmriziil to nunoiiniv .J,,m J
Kelloy,K., of tin- I'.'th civil ili.uii l.u niii
iliiluieto ri-ireinl l'ruiiklin cm mv hi the
Lower HnllMM.f the next i. ti, r:il Akk,.,IiIv
nl'lViilHsMe --sulijeet to II ('i.iiveiuii, l.'K.,!.
tion. Nov. 4th.
We Hi-e Hillliiirixi'il to iniiinhniv
.Him n i-iiiMiiiiine III ri'iriM
enmity hi llie lower hniise ol .
i"-ul Aiwiuhly of Ti mien e.
ForState Senator.
We are itnllioriTnil lonnnnui,,,. j)r , w;
Mitealfe H ean.lid,,,,. fr Slal, S huiir
llienuoin, ,, of Ith.iU.i., IU ,Uu nml Moore,
1.1 lln i ii-.atijr .Nnvi mlier el.eiini..
For ShrTff.
We :,re initio. riy.nl In :uiiioiinT ('. A. Ma
jors II eaniliiliil, for Shei ilf of rri,,'o, i oloi
ly. Klietinn hi Tliiii.-ili.v in Aiicusi, Issl.
We me i.nihori.i il to iiniioiini ,. K. I
"'' H nllilatefor re eleeliiin In llie .,11! f
Sluritl' of Krsiiklia coiiaiy, at lI.eti.-.iii.L'
AiiKiist election,
m m . .. -
For County Trustee
We lire ,iiitliiiri, to t.n.io.i.iee A.J.Skiil-
lilore ,1 e:iiiilii,u,. f,,r 'I'ni.-I. .. ,,( . ,...L
".inly, Hi the eiciiinK A..);..l eli eiio.i.
We iire initlmri.ei to .ooinoiie.. I! :
Sniitliii emiiliiliite f..r r.-elivt'nm in the i.lli,-,-
nfillMie nf 1'rillllilill eollllU.nt the ill-lline
leetinll.
m
For Chancellor.
We a iv miiluir!. .1 i., Kon,.n.-,. II,... I.'
I . Ihlni.i li. oi M u i t'r. . -I.... i:,i..i..
lor I lisiiecllnr of ihe I'mirth Cli :erv li
t ismn, eoaiHwl nf llie I'nioilii s of Wm n ii
rnfli e, CiOlliiMl.lirilllily, linll'nnl, I'rallUll,
l.llieolll, III, tin llol, I mill Monrr.
For Congress.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000 !
Tickets only SC. Sharos
in proportion.
i - - I i.n
'JuHN-F, VAUGHAU. 1
Louisiaia State Lottery Co.
"We do hereby ecrtify ll.ul we Mi'i'rviM
the iirrini.'eiiii ills fur nil the Melilnly nml
Seiiii'iuinoiil ilniwinys of the J.oiii-i.-ii:ii Sinii
l.oltiTy ( ,iiiiiiiiiv, nml in h rM ii iiiiniM'i' nml
-fill ri t In. ,!r:, in.H tin n i -1 1 i . , ami ll.it
.iitiii' it. i' iMiiiiiii'liil Willi Itotii'.ly, f.ni-iii'Pi4
anil in Knnil lailli I'm :i I'll nil 1'iinii'-, anil we
iiol.ioi'ii. i he Cnii'i ai; In iim ll.i- i'i ni 111
H illi til.--.-iii.il hi I i. ll I' r i:: I,.. t u u "- ..i,:., ,i ,
ilS II I I i i -. Il.l'l,,."
BRADFORD NICHCL,
- . Ml
MATTJIESSKS,.
X". H X. (.'ollejte Street, Merehiuils llloek,
Nashville, Tern.
All Konils ir.l-eas. iiiui''i-ly
MAX ROSENHEIM,
JnMier of 1'ioe
CISAHS & TOBACCO,
No. II Nm l
Nashville,
Cherry Si net,
"Cliiriv l.ip.
Iloii-e" Ciirar-.
' l.a Afrieaini
Tenn.
' ami " -till,
iiial'Jii-l v
in IM S for L'."i veitr- l.v lh.
I.ilili'iiliolial ami I 'liarif al.li !
a e,ii'nal ol ,11,111,1100 . t,,
noil 1 1 ovi r 'T 'ii o,.'ii o !,n, :
Iriimlc ot respect to bis remains, but very great sacrifice indeed, hut true pro
ior some reason unknown his remains ! '"oiuoiiims can war it with toruiudo in
were interred in thc cemetery at Nash.! ' . 10 7' ','""! Hut shall we
Mopnercr .m,, not it we would
We lender our thanks to Messrs. SI.
A Nelson, T. II. Wood and John 1 tell.
Jr., Committee, for the followiii"-:
' Veil are cordially invited to attend a
noun jialhei iug and barbecue ( without
i"iliiit'iil significance) of thc Old Whigs,
cemetery at Nash
ville.
Mr. Hergher Hrandon, an need citi
zen, died at thc residence of Mr. Levi
West, on last Saturday night, of chron
ic disease of the bowels.
Mr. John Delzell and Mr. John Ali
en rrv
work of prohibition to ncrfce-
- ....
out the
lion. U hat next, then? Why. some
men are murderers in thidr hearts.
What will we do to save this cluuueter
from crime? We must prohibit in some
way to keep the murderer fitun crime.
ei.-e we would be
Dai'iiiil i.i.,,li;i.;t.,Kj .....i
i i. ., , 1. 1 i . . f. 1
oe,iv,i, uom in uie nun tiisirict, each I'lereiiy c mil crime ourselves. Then
lost an infant child during last week.
June ."tl. X.
Spring Creek.
To the Hon,,' .Journal:
we will have to tako all the men out. nf
the Mate ot leunessee to put crime out
of the reach of the murderer. Are vou
willing to do this? Certainly, if you are
ngnou prohibitionist. ..Now what? No
whisky, no horses, no money, no wo-
....... .... ....... .1... ... L.. ". M
v i r i . . limn, uii me, i, iii me ir eni ntaie oi jeu
ot inuch of m erest to renoit. fr.nn. t . ... h ... :
,,i,m.i . , , ., i i nensee, unit no criim'. e must wine
tthe Mcdrcsnr n ace. hree mi e west , U 17i I. I ..:..t ..t .1. n i ..... .. i ... .
" ' lining nu: 1 oio- 0111 ooii 01,1 iciiuesseens hollow as an
IMurrreesboro. oil the 4th of July "' nrae." No excitement over the eomiiur ven, and urohibit any human from ,..
1 .' . 1 . . . . . - ft . . . . .
Mmeiiung h up,and wo must try to be election.
n liand. Uc think we see Major Jesse
-wil;s al the bottom of this affair, and
vMniit to be there.
List of Letters
Imaining in the lVistollicc nt Wiu
licter, Tenn., (uncalled for) Tucs-
i:iv, .J ulv 1st, 18.S4. In Killiii!:
these letters, pleased say, "Adver-
'UUl.
1 llliils,.Inhll I.eslev.MissC,m
Morris, V .
MeCuti'hen, Mi, Kinii
rower, Jlnry
Koliliiion, J'olit
lto,leri, J S
Si 11 1., II A 2
Sutton. MisH Nettie 'J
I 'Iiinoii. Mrs Sarah II Soeiieer. Mrs Xieeie A
mi , M W Wilson. Mr Heiitnn (
Li:k L. Ayi:iw, P. M.
Pinwy, Mrs Marv
'illoii, I. A li
vaiK, ,f as
'iril, John
Hunt, .Mis Sallic
Harden, Mr
, David S
I belicv
licvc that every volt.r. "'""g her bounds any more forever, in
here is going to vote just like I do- j , Z i "VJlZ?"
. I . . 1 VI 1 o, j.-ii iiiiirk W" 1111
uo.ni., just ,i uc eases. 1 believe this, or you cat. t prevent crime. Slaud
that every Democrat will vote the Dem-, by your principles. Jesus Christ, our
oeuatic ticket straight out, regardless of , Savior, suflered and died to atone for
anv side issue j tbc sins of the world, but these Saviors
rrr ""mK ! " ffs "S'.",':L;:
on Sunday last, nt the HaptU Church is to put crime out ol the reach of man.
on the headwaters of Spiing Creek, and . ' cannot follow them. . I want no other
listened to one ot the most uteres! inr nvc uie worn 01 unu. ivetne
W iv nullmriiu il In iKiiioiiti,. (on. I; ".
Ali xnnili-r 11 eaniliilate fr Coiiare-s Iroin tin
Kiftli ('noKre.ioiiul IHniet ,,f 'iVmniv
emii,, , ,, tlue.iiioii,. ,,f Umlfnril, ( 'min,,,,,
Cnllce. Kmukliu, Lincoln, Mur-lmll, M v
innl Untlurfoiil. Klielion .N,,v. Ill,, l.ss.
iiutli'iriwd tn hi 11 thai II. .11.
I . li. Ivie, nf Knilfni',1 ,,,,,,, is 11 eainli'lale
Inr (i.imre-, fin,,, ),. I'ii'il, t:,,n;.V-ioii il
Ml'-lrielofTeliinSMt-, I'.. 11 1 1 10, -1 . 1 nf ilii enmi
tii of llnifiii',1, Cannon, CnlUe, IVaiiMio
I.inenln, Mnnre, M.',is,ll anil lliilherfonl.'
I'.leetloli, XnVeiiilier I, SS(.
Wciire uollioii., il In aiiimoiiee A. I.. I m.
'lis, Sr 11 eanilnlale for Ci iii'ii'.' i'i'i.ii. 1 1... ,
Jill CiiiicreHniimal liiMiin ,,f r, nii-ec,e,.n,-i
JMisiil ol the r ti. of J!, li,r,l, ( ,, !
Col ee, Ir.oiklin, l.imgln. Marsliall, Mome ,
ami ICiilhefiiril.
Wei,re:iiilliri.. , r, !iio,,in,v lliat llnti.!
....n. ... mi iinniniii.ti I liillli. rtonl eniiiit v
aeaiiilinate forCnimre.s fimn the I'il'ilit
urenjinnat Disln, t ,,f Teiiinvsee
the I'oillitieH of liiilf,,!
I' rank 1 111, Lincoln,
K111I111 luril c hi 11 1 i 1.
We are inilliorir.vil In aniioiinee Hon. W.
I'. Tolley, of Mmire county, as a candidate Inr
'nicTcss from ilii- (nii-ressinnal di-iricl,!
en.',iin-ei nf tin- enooiii s nf r,i i(oii, ( 'aim
Cnllie, I'VunUin, l.ilii'olu, Mnnre, Mar-liali
and Kullierfnnl. Kh eiinn, N,,v. I, ss. j
Wearp aiillinri.cl In : mince lion. l;icli-
arn n aruer a eauilntiile for re-elecliiui In1
Cnni;ri'ss irmii ilii lKtric, eoi,iiosi il nf the
colonies of liclfiiiil, Caiiimn, (',,11',.,., I'lanklm '
l.llieolll. .Marshall, Moore, (111, I Itlltllelloi
W. RANSOM'S
mi
I iii'i ii in n alt i
b't.'islaiiii'e lor I
illl'i.isi (villi
uliiel, a ,'cm iv,
Miiee In 1-11 ailiK il
l!y an .Kerwhclmini. ;'o'iilav i ,,i,. it f ,..,. I
ehiM- c.:u malic a .rt efihe .r.i iit t.,ti
(.'iKliliilii.il adopttil hic.LM. A. i. S,H.
II, t)... 'I'll.' only Lot, , Ti- evi r voiul on and
eiidnl .1 il ,v lin pi i.,c id in.y Stale. J
ll in fir ki .' i ir yins,,,,,,'.,
Its Crand Sin.lo tlurnbcr
Drawlnstako ;jfncc Monthly!
A e r 1 r- m . n . ... . '
arLtiuiu CPPCllTL NITY
TO WIN A rCR7U?vE.
I'i M Kl 1 1 (il; ANH i; V!Ni;, CLASS
C, i" llie Aiadil'iy of .a-ie, MAV 1)11-
lka.vs, Tuesday, July IG,
1884 -170th Mo,,ii,iv 1 .!:, v.
Capital Prize, 37B,0C0.
100,000 Tickets atST.cr.ch.!
lai uons, in ! nu,.', 111 ,io ni, 11
MsT or i'i:ii:s.
T. I'.. Wiii-t. iid. I!.(). Win.lejil.
Maxwell House Sl.ce Store.
T. E. WINSTEAD& CO.
J ea Ids in
SOOTS, SSOEC,
Xo. lot Clniicli S'.reit, i!,;iv Clock,
uinrai-ly XASIIV1I.I K, Ti:N..
WIim Ik'sIi 1 . 1'cmicmm v,
Ilcnler in nml Mam factor, r of
!TIN, COPPER AKD SHEET
IRONWARE. The Queen.
1 have the exclusive rifilit for the mnnu
faeture nml sale, for the counlitw of Frank lin ,
Lincoln, Monrc, lli.lforil nnd Coffee, of the
bent CnU'ec l'nt in existence. Trv one.
Has now on hand n lurc asHortnic ntof
CHAS. MITCHELL, Jr.
Wlmlisale anil lietail
IIo.M i:-MAIi: CANMKS ASl'KciALTV.
Send tor a 1!. x. j
f i-.!. r.- for Wuldit'-aiiil I'aili.s !'mm't!c
I'illul. ' -Jil-lv ' i
I CAI'I I AI.
I do
I do
- I'NIZKS nf
I 1I0
III ill
do
loo do
oOO do
.'.00 ,lo
USUI iln
do .
d .
Sll.OOO.
-.SKI...
1,000 .
.'i,S I .
Jill I. .
Inn. .
.",0
c. r,
.1.
.1. Yiaaiii.i:,
.Vi 1 Hit 1 ; ,'.
"NS
Restaurant,!
Nu. 7 .N'orili ( li. iri
ti.it,
1-
'nil-
'ttlllliitsci! nf
Caiiimn, CoHce.
Mnnre, Mar-hall, and
Aiirnxi,nalii 11 ,.
Aiiroiiiialin ii,Pi.' ST'.O
do iln '.1 11 1
In lio -.t',,!
-Jti.i,. .Oil
-lio 111, I I... J
iiiiaiiy iii 1
I'.HI" I'li,e, iTlloiinlill to
Atiica'ioi, for rales tn eltil..
Itlllili Iv to ll,e 1. Hice of ,e I
New 1 lllcan..
h'or further iuforiiiiilinii iii:e el.arlv, fie
i" mil addiis. Make I'. H. M, .,'., ,,-,lei-.avalilea,id
mlilre loci. in,, I l etter-1,,
M-:V oiil.KAXs X.VMiiXAl. i:NK,
eii n, , an-, a.
POSTAL .Vn'I'I'S and oidina.v I n, ,-. ,v
Mail or -:.xires 1 all huik of live dollar-anil
Uianlf. liv Kxpr. - a: o,,r , .n 1, 1 to
M. A. DAUPHiN,
Xc Oi liai, La..
t.r M. A. i.l''ll.
no; Scd'iilli St., W:i..iii(5l' n, 1.".
Xi:((.m AN,
jil nil.
x i:v m
,000
III It,
I0.000 I
I'.'.ooo j
I()IK 1 Nachvlllo, : : Tenn.'
lOOOoj k'lf Meals Ml'Cul ltt .It ail hour.. !
jojlltiol loar-Jll-ly
ill 1,1 11 11 1 1 ...
CR0S1HWA1T & CO.,
gamplo Room,
nil . 11 1-th Ckr r eij SI m l ,
iiinsiic Mitiavi ek l'ilink,i
Nashville, : : Tennessee
Ifasalsi 11 fiilla'S'irliiiiiil of .Tannn111.il nnrt
l'ie--id War, nit liallil, hcsidcH
Pumps aud Pump-Tubing.
8 U loliiej and 1 liiilei i,,); (lone to order,
III the lie. -I :it,irov, ,lst( le.
Jan. II, ISVlt tf
If YOU A-TG
. I!.,-.,!
- -!.-' 'i
-'..'iii'J
li'-l nf Wine.
a nt, hand.
l.!i(ii'M- anil (
ly:, is
ll.M.'i
1... 1... . 1 1 . 1
se, ,0, 111.1 no mis uea I'll 10 r a loll!; nine. . . ,, . . .. . . ' .. . .
, .. ., T , Ilieilt that Will protect US III all tlllllL'S '.ilecn-ivnre, ( onfi cli.mt- 'Inliacin, Ciillerc,
delivered by Hev. Asa I). Oakley, on that are rfcht, and punish tl..,-c (d.o .- ,
the wimlmii, power, mercy, justice, 'steal our property, who nlm.se our ho- ,, ' "7 ' .,!',', V','.' t ,,,,v,11,'"1 ,j1," r
pimlnciH nml love of Cod. All win, men, who ml, us of our inoney, and n.rv
AND
Flouring Mills,
Located in Owl Hollow, five miles wvsl
of Winchester,
Arc in lirst-dai rcnair. and anv aiiiiiimt of
splendid Jeans and S,in 1 line 1'loiir 1.11 hand
anil Kill lie sold liiilcMile or retail.
Al hi store in Winrlu-ler, n here Mr. X. It
Martin will la- fnuml rcnlv In wail nimii eiis-
1. . 1 , . ', t .... .
11, nu if, oe hi 1 lis n iM-ieei line ol I 'I V ( mm s.
n ll'CC country II Democratic (loveril- lirnccries, Hoots mid SI ., Hardware
Iii the death of Joe Lenehan (men
jined by our Decherd correspondent,)
c lose a warm friend, personally, und
I "icieiy loses a most valuable member,
I'lf course' we go back something more
iian a year, since which timo the reason
f our deceased friend pcema to have
I '-en impaired. But we knew him in
Inciter days. Wo knew him in the
I .umy, and in times of peace. Ho was
uc of the noblest of men. Honest y and
iitior were bom in him. They were
:'m,.;1 .....1.. ::,. a ...I :rnT....t'
'."llj 1.11111 uu!.!;! intiui 11,11 11 tiou
I Ms not gono to Heaven no one on earth
till so.
Wo announce W. W. Gordon this
cck for the lower bouse of the next
General Assembly. In sayinj; a goinl
'urd for him we certainly nieau no re
flection upon tiny other candidates, nor
"icnn to intimate that there arc not
"llicrmun nscnpablo and honest. But
"hilly Gordon is a yonnu man of
use, sobriety, morality nnd worth. He
''in a sort of "printer's devil" to us for
Hiveral years. His life has been free
frm blemish, so far as wo know. We
isli it were so that ho could bo elected
Without opposition. In other words.
n'e wish two such clever men as Mr.
Gimlon and Mr. Kellcy were not run
"K for the same oflico.
False Report.
It having been reported that Col.
lcn March, Superintendent of the
Capitol, had refused tbo use of that
building for the reccut Prohibition Con
'eDljon in Nashville, wo are authorized
7 t'ol SI, to denounce tbo report as
'"so and malicious. lie hnd ilio build
'Jo' lit up and every convenience for
j ftcconimodation of the Convention,
"nt some of the delegates who were ad
vanced in years did not like the walk up
jpitol hill, and another building in
ie city Was secured. This is corrob
"Wed by the editor of tho Broadaxc,
wniperanee organ of Nashville Bc
those who know Col. March
'"" he is not capable of nny such lit-
cness. A 'mure faithful and accommo-
"Wine Rnrm..: 1 !... ...,. I.,l
of the Slate building.
hear, itwero wn h nnsml. n.,.l ,l,.,.lil,.ta " J l" lKf our lllierties
benefited. , "VC;!,n n c"ul,,TJr 'l,llt K;"'l "'V
..,., . 'trui! Democracy, ml you may have all
Benjamin .South, attorney at law, of the prohibition. All who wish to do
Nashville, is viniting his mother's family "'o'11 cn" wilbont whi.kv ; so can
here. Ho looks as if tho "world was lm'.v Wlt" 'f- We have a better light
treating him well. ! ".""'ic 10 "'rcct us across the ocean
HI- T It'll O 1 i 1 , ",v I'KOIIOIIIOII. I till l lll'lll-
Mr. Jell I). Overby, of Await, was m is .J0s.iS, whose lower is much
upSaturday, lookingas pleasing as ever. higher and brighter than all the weath-
hrnt is all cut hero, and found to be 1 er-lights that man can hoist. This light
Election Notice.
the
eel lull laws
pros-
will guide all who take it as their euidc
safely to the shore. (J. C. C.
Subscription Notice.
Herafter we propone to do a ciuh
business, and no name will be entered
1 1 1 )i 1 1 1 our soliseriiiliiiii li. I until ll,..
Sunday -School Convention, j money is paid. Furthermore, we will
Tho following is thc program for the ,I'"I ,,am,'s "( Kulwuriliers when
Sunday School Convention, which meets ln, n ll""' ' xl",cs- ""i"" l"
pretty good lietter than anticipated.
Corn is looking well.
Health of community tolerably good.
Nobody married yet, though
poets good.
June 30 Scfiscnir.Eit.
nt Walnut Hill next Saturday, July
f)Ui, at 10 a. in.
1. Song. Prayer. Song. What is
the object of Sabbath-schools t Opened
by Rev. J. II B. Hall; 1.1 minutes'
discussion, followed by general discus
sion, 1) minutes oacli.
Music.
2. Thc best method of conducting
Sabbath-school. Opened by Kev. J. T
Curry; 15 minutes' discussion, followed
by general discussion, o minutes each.
Song
Basket dinner.
Song, nt 1:30 p. ni.
3. What arc thc qualifications of a
good Sabbath-school tencher t Ojicncd
by A. T. Barrett; 15 minutes' discus
sion, followed by general discussion, .
minutes ench.
4. What relation docs the Sabbath
school sustnin to the church? Opened
by II. K. Moore ; 15 minutes' discus
sion, followed by trcncrnl discussion, 5
minutes .ench.
J. T. Curry, J. W. Orisard, .1. L.
Baiigh, J. A. Carter, committee.
The Sabbath-school at Walnut Hill
w ill have charge of thc music
Basket dinner on thc grounds. Ev
erybody invited.
! 9
We returned tho other day from a
trip to Kentucky nnd through West
Tennessee. We never saw better crops
of wheat, nor better prospects for corn.
Perhaps we have had too much wet
wcatlicr, but the outlook is splendid.
lie for a liberal patronage, And hope all
will renew promptly.
On and after tin loth of July our
, subscription price will be increased to
OX 12 DOLLAR per annum
We have been very lenient with
those who are in arrears, and would be
thankful if they would come forward
and settle up.
June 25th, 1884.
In coiiiiilinncc wilt
().' rellilcei., I will, on
Thursday, the 7th day of
August, 1884,
open and Im'il mi election at the regular
rtiliiij; plaecH in cad, civil district nf Frank
lin county, fur the jiiui,uinl'i leclini;
A ('Inninrllnr I'dr tin- Kmiril, I'lnwicerv
Iliciniiin, eiiuipiwd of tl,u counties of Wnr
m, ( Ntleii, I'uunon, tiiuodr litdlnril, frank
lin, l.iacoln, Itiillierfniil mid .Mnnre;
A Sheriff for Kmuklin cumiiIv ;
A 'frtiHlw for l-'rntikliti entinty;
Sidiool IlirectorH fur the seviM-iil it int rii-l of
1'ralikliu CiMiuly ; iiIhi, (.onslalilei, ami .lan
iHlrates where vaciiueio n.vi.t.
Till' fnll, III lll; Illi, licit Im-ikiiIIi. Hie 'ip"'inl-
vil ieeial l)eilllii c In Unlit natil ele' luni an,
make due rcliirie a ecinliii' to lair :
t . ii: , i Wiiiehctcr-.
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THE McKENZlE ROUTE!
The l''iM'i'l..w and Kii.iKraui IVm up-ni'
Mary Shrp College
WINCHESTER, TENN.
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JtiTA rod suj.ply of HUTTEUICK'S
PATI'KRNS just received at J. A.
(.nines'. Call and get n Fashion Plate
I .1. . . . Irt ..
ami scieei 10 sun yourseii. Also, oil
baud, puro Jiineii Lawns, and various
other articles usually kept in a first-
class store.
Masonic. Stated meeting of Cum
berland Lodjre Xo. 158, next Saturday
night, July 5th, 1884. A full attend
anc requested.
5y order of the W. M.
II. II. I)i:i.is, Sec'y.
Mountain Council No. 094, American
Lcgiou of Honor, meets to-morrow
Thursday night, July 3rd.
m
Ilemcmbcr that when the Homo Jour
nal is son tout of the eoiiniy the postage
is added, to-w it :
12 mouths, postage prepaid, SI.
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3 " " " 30c.
Kith District
( Cowan.
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I 'Jill Hislriet.
l.'tih liimriet
l lth llintrict-
loth District
Hitli liislrict
17th Di.triet t
lHlli IiHlriet T
This June Xld, 1SXI.
J. 1'. VKIMIX(iT( l.V,
jiino t'orniier Kranklin Cniinly
T N Arlede
W W Manin
W 1 1 linker
Jin I Vali.ant
- .. .( I' llrnce
.-TIioh Kni-ler, Jr
- Henry Weaver
.) M iioiiicr
K Ii l'nwe I
US ,,,iil'
.1 lli,
Win IH-Im-Il
.lull n Tli u i in:, , ,
.Alenimli larner
W K Holder
Micniali ( lark
William Majnrn
1, 1) I'ar.-aiiiw
W 11 i it,si;iL'i
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STATE
Agricultural and lechanical
Knoxville, : Tennessee
Next Session bcgiiw Sept. 4th, 18S4
There are eoiirwR in Asrirulture, Si'ieiicc
,.iKlinn,i'tt mi" illi" I l,l-IV., llllllCr lllll'llH'll
t-roiesmirs anu lnmriu'lors. 'i'w0 years of
preparatory insinietlon lire provided.
l'iseiilinc reUMiiialilcauil laillifnl.
Facilities fornionil nnd reliiriouK trn'miinr
Thu Militury organizatiniii'eiireH rcKulnrilr,
pieeoiini, iiiiii ini,m,nci in uu in,, excrcisci.
Situation, heiilthful; i-urriiniidingH heuiili
ful ; climate, miiicrinr.
Tuition is free to students nnimin,,.,! l.v
.. inn. III... .if llan I Jlrll n 1 1, m .. I . ... .
,,,v '" " .-s-ni.i.i. anil nv Bitue,
County nnd City SnH'i intcnilentn of 'Schools.
i'reHsnry fXM'iM's iiooiiI Mill,
or (.utiiloiiin, inc., nililri Hs
KUlilX MASSIK,
juiil.8 (Tiainiiaiiol tln'l''aei,tv, ,
I'Dit H s Kini i; 'ni j.- Wak.
Ill'ri'illllS (if l!lllillrtll Jlilll'N,
II- l aeiily, in enllui'e and aliililv, ml to
""He Ill IN. A. S. MAHKS,
).-( inverimr of Ti iuicmt.
Il isuiilinut n parallel in this eountrv.
Ill IN. A. S. (OI.YAK.
I know of no IiiMilulioii fur women w here
llir selinlaivliip of the railualei. can eoinpare
"mi mai oi tne eiii'loalef nl Jlarv Shan
K""iKe. ii. l . .l.IUI.., 1. 1,. II.,
Cliinriiiau of Kacitllv Smilli-Wc.-lern t'ni-
vcivity.
One of the very hivt ('oIIckch of our w li.d,
land. Tlnw w lin Ii n vi- da'iulileiH to educate
cnl, Id send I ll -li l to tin lietler place.
HKV. T. (!. JONKS, ). 1 1.
1'iinlnr 1st I tnpl ist (Jinn h, Na.-liville.
Iviilal tniniv Milionl, for wiitneii, iii Ainer
iea, ' (i. W. (illllTTN, I. D.
I have never seen its sop, rlnr.
hkv. thos.c.ti:asi).m.k,I). i.
"I know of no liMlilnlion Hint surpasses it,
and in Tennissee, il staluls iiiirimlliil.
UKV, T.T. K A TON", It. ll.
l'nsior Walnut St. Chuieli, Louisville, Ky.
One of the inosl eninplele selmids for (.'il ls,
desiiini? to liecoine women of 'ii nillnrr.
S. II. I'OI!I, 1,1.. I).,
Kdilnr Christian Itejiositoiy, St. Lniiis.
Its locution is mliiiinilile-r-iii ,me of the
healthiest mid pleasant, st towns, of the most
i; It t f ll 1 nnd siilulirioiis porlinns of Ten
nessee. It IS V. T. (i. JOXI'X,!). I),
Irg For cntuloguo or information,
address
A. T. BARRETT,
Sccrctai'v of Kaeitltv,
Feh. 20, 1SS I.
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l'.is. A i lit, liallaiinia, Ti nil.
W. L. DANLEY,
li. n.lt .itT'kt Atrmt,
Nashville, Ti i,n.
S. CARTER,
Ticket .Vpnt, l inelicili r Ti im.
nni r IIA.. JNo. II. M .11,11. N
DAVIS & MARTIN,
Attoriicvs at Lnw,
Winchester, Tern.
Will praclici in Ihe Court mf Franklin nt',1
inuy'J.i
and adjiiiliiiivenuiilies.
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SIWMCWS & CURTIS,
A ItornovN n t Law
Vinchoster, Tenn.
Will priii'lice in the eoinilicnif Frnnkliu
Cnllec ami .Mnnri ; also in Siipn nn Coiirl at
Nashville. Prmniil intention given to col
lections, nnvll
Oiliec i ii" I. .-us l side of l'lildii Sum, re.
BEST WHISKY
I lie place to ui-t Ihe hist hramls of Old
In.-kies, and pure, lineold Apple lirandv.is
in ii. io .vSiiiiiiiit r sl., near I mini. Choice
Li, inors and Cigars and Toliai sliiutlv
onliitnil. JA.MF.S KII.LLI.KA,
'"I--"' Nashville. Ti nn
mm im) mm.
JESSE JPXlJI3JSrDXX
.VASIIVILLK.TKX.V.
I,ari;i'sl and elnui,st liniise in the Sotilh.
Inslriiineiils mild on monthly or eolirlerl
piivnicnls, Wrilo liim hel'ori; pur, jitiiiiK.
iip,:m-ly
Fi.ovo I'.Viii.i.. M.vrr. X. Wjiitaki it
ESTILL & WHITAKEE,
i Itornrys nt Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the Cnurls nf Franklin
in, I adjoining eimuties nn, I in the Siipninu
n t at .Mislivillc. Ijanli-1 s:;.
J. W. CRISARD,
Vlivsioiun .t;. h?ivcroon.
.Oll'eisliis protessioinl services totheeiti-
leiisni Wineliestir and siirroundin eounlrv.
B.'l Mine - In llie liuililni). oecupuil by
Juilm .1. W. Williams, vest side of Spiure.
( Uesidenei - T la. C'oclnttn bouse, iier Cnpt.
Tiiiii.Uri'CiiryV (ilini'U'.l.'Tll.
WARREN 'dROS.,
Xisiivna.E, Tknn.,
llenlers in
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
(ilazmlSa-.h, Varnishes, Oils, Iiinrv. Itlinds,
IIiiHiPs, I orks, Arlisls liomls, Window
(ll.'iss nil sizes, Stencil inks, Wax
and I'aper Flower inalerial.
Audits Kailrnad Colors. ii,r3D-ly
RIDDLE & COMPANY,
Manufacturers of
Sasli, Doors, liliiuls, (ilazcil
NV inuows,
Dealers in ViiintH, Oils.tiluss, Varnishes, Ac
Xo. !l(i Church street, alxive CollcKe.
iin"i1y XASIIYIt.I.F.,TKNX.
Winchester, Tenn.,
Ilcsires the people of Franklin enmity t
know I,is prices on
Dry Goods, Clothing,
NOTIONS,
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-'.-AND GROCERIES.
R POOLE,
Pliotograplier,
Cnrner I'liion nml Cherry Sis.,
NASHVILLE. : : : : 1 1:.
lie has eommeiiecil business in the build
inc ned for a rnstoHiee last yer, next dir
to F.llinlt A Williams', whcre'ensii'iner" "
I'd n Nn. I urtielv of K'sn's.
We will Ik lilad l l,v liW' vtton
line. Wo nri' m-lliiiK "''"".v.
Gocds- are cowing in daily,
,,.! we H.id.Hnle t " .H".' F?) n' '
I ul l k; siilil. in HiueiK-sicr as
lieap as liny esii 'mwdhly bi.iihl in ny
market. .
lir (iivo us a (rial. .
W. H. WILSON,
March -,
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