The home journal., July 16, 1884, Image 3

About The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?

Image provided by: University of Tennessee

                
W w ;7J'
HOME JOURNAL.
We have never kuown a corn crop to
look more promising than the crop uow
gruwing- tm
Quarterly meeting ut the Methodist
' ' . . C! 1.... 'PI I
fjliiircli next ouniw;. win ucnu
fviccs at tho C. 1. Church.
A.' friend requests lis to say that
d orn is a grent donl of "ceunilalous
lulk" liercabimtH. We won't do any
uch thing-let him sity it himself.
'e umlertiud from Major Lnnilis
that lie will not go lid'oro tlio Tultalio-
nm con ven i I'Hi, which mis uceu ciitieu
fir August 12. The Rlnjor's reasons
aro thai tho coiivuntion has been called
l(0 goon. Sliulbyvillo Gazette.
. Elder John Murerom will preach nt
fCiiwnn next Sunday, (3d Lord's Day,)
a.m., and ut night. And on
foturday before the4th Lord's Day Mr.
jlnreroni will negiii a protraoted
iiut'ting 'lt Hollow ; Bervices
jt 10 u. m.
We call especial intention to Captain
Tulley'a card in this issue, lie certain
y lias reasonable grounds to comjilain
about the other candidates failing to
join him in discussion,'-but nets wisely
iu agreeing to submit his cluitmi before
(lit convention, even if it was, ns ho
t!uuks, called too soon. Capt. 'Pulley
iaJ withdrawn his appointments i'r
tins county, but will address our people
at the Courthouse ou tho 4lh Monday in
this mouth.
- m m
A party of capitalists, of which Mr.
A. E. Uaird, of Nashville, is the heud,
luic purchased a tract of 5,000 acres of
timbered land iu the lGth district of
lh in county, and luivo conimoucod the
erection of a large saw-mill, with nil the
ktet improvements, on the land. We
uodcr."tuud there is a large amount of
line ccdnron the land, as well as poplar,
oak, nsli, hickory, and other valuable
limber. A switch will be put in the
niilruuil southwest of this place, on the
lauds of Mr. John Knsermaii, and the
Junilior shipped from that point This
enterprise will give employment to
quite a number of our people and
trains, and will distribute, a great deal of
money iu the county. Mr. Uaird has
mnple capital to carry on the business,
hisuppoiutod Messrs. Wiley S. Emlnvy
Ji.Snu financial agents. We feel sure
that the people of Franklin county will
join us in wishing the enterprise abund
ant success.
Frcrn tho Otii District.
Td tin; Hume Journal :
On last Wednesdey, Dili iust., there
was considerable excitement in our vi
tality, caused by a difficulty that oc
curred petween old man Powell and Pill
lMet and wile. Tho facts of the ease,
ts we have been ablo to gather them, are
that Picket (who was cropping with
IWoll,) had left his crop, and Powell
was having it plowed. Picket returned
home, went into the field with his wife
and found old man Powell sitting on the
I'ciioe, when a few words were passed
about working the crop, Pieket telling
IWuli that one of them had to die
rglit there. A bum the same time Pick
et and his wife jumped on Powell, Pick
et 1 8'ng his knife and Mrs. Picket using
i hoe, but Powell manaired to cut loose
from i hem. Uoth Pieket and Powell
arehadly hurt. Dr. Cherry has chariro
f both patients. Pickets have been ar
rested and will have a hearing before
Hesse v on the 21th just.
William Winford and Paul Uourris
and wife havo returned from Georeiu.
and think they will settle wkh us.
ttu understand that on the first Sun
I'V eveniiiir of this mouth thoro were
lli roc (supposed) pistol shots fired on
ilic road near Thomas Cassey's, and
ilueo young gentlemen, immediately af
ter the shooting, were seen ucor the
)laee. If this shooting had occurred in
the wilds of the far Westthcre would
mil havo been anything thought about
nut hero wo expect the Sabbath
laws observed. In defence of our vi
cinity, we will say that tho supposi.d
guilty parties do not live in our district.
!ut that they euiuo from the direction of
Ueclicnl.
July 14, 1883. Ousekvkh.
mm
John Poe Makes an. Attempt
to Escape.
Quite a sensation was created iu the
penitentiary a iW nights ago by the
'liscovcry that John Poe, tho Franklin
caunty desperado, who is serving out a
mo sentence tor murder, had nearly
wade his escape. He has bceu confined
fir sometime past in one of the strong
est culls of tho prison, No. 14, on the
Mtoiu tier, iu wing Ho. 3, with Dave
Amlcrsun as his cell-mato or "partuer."
One of tho night watchmen who was
lssing by his cell and hearing a slight
"io Hashed tho light of u dark lantern
' through t the grating and saw Poe
trundled on the floo, trying to hide
iamsclf from view. The wntchinau nat
tily suspected that all was not right,
d investigated tho state of afliiirs. He
'"'aid that Poo had been working a hole
ilirough the Hugging, which he had suc
'iltd in getting large enough for a
man's body to pass through.
IV had bceu working with a cold
1 chisel and mallet that ho had taken
fun tho workshop where he is engaged
'Jriiig the day, and had adroitly con
kal in his clothing and taken to his
fc" He had wrapped rags carefully
round tho head of the chisel and also
"round the mallet, so as to completely
Wen thesouud of blows dealt by him
"en at work. This was always done
Juri')g the night, and next morning he
'd take the chippings and dirt away
111 h8 bucket when be went out to
,,rK. He mannged this so well that
te almost succeeded in making good his
jP' His object was, on getting
"fugb the flagstone flooring, to bur
y under ground to the outside wall
'lj thence to freedom, and he would
ul,tles8 havo accomplished this dosper-
Wtempt had not tlie watchman, aiici
tli h; almost, discovered him. The
"""8 vera into,. r..... i.!.., o.l lio'
iiunvii U ) nj l&Vlll lllllif
removed to another coll tor tlie
Pfut.Nttsllvilo Anic,.it.ftlli 12th.
' A. 8. Embrey'8 Will.
The following is the last will and tes-
uimcut ot tlie late Alexander 8. E,.
brey as filed with tho County Court
Clerk for probation :
Kuow all men by these presents
That I, A. 8. Embrov nNi
of Franklin and bta.ojf Tenner, do
-..... r a mis my jut il and
tes I anient, hereby revoking all other
wills by mo at any time nmde :
iirst-It is my will mid desire that
all my just debts be paid, ineluding my
funeral expenses, and a tombst ,.!,
us my executors hereinafter named may
select. All of this t() be done ..r
any monies I may have on hand at the
lime ot my death, or the first ,uoiw
"iiiou may come to their hands.
Soeond-I v ill and bequeath to me
son, 1 nomas A. K llllii'oi, .in1 I,:.. ...:i
,, .... , ; " nue,
1'uuuio Embrey, the following proper
ty, and with the restrictions hereinafter
named, to-wit : The house and lot iu
which I now live, and lot No. '2 f ,i.,.
purchase by me of the Stuwiirt
and adjoining my homo place, together
nun me eusniiui oi lot o. 1 of said
purchase, and upon which a new house
is uow in course of erection : nUi. tl.
place or tract of laud purchased bv me
f rom Daniel J5rsi.elton's estate, a.'ljoin.
ing the town id' Winchester, und known
as tho Daniel Urazelton place j also, the
storehouse and lot on the north corner
oi tno 1 ublic Njuarc in Winchester,
Tenn., purchased by me from M. AJ.'
Henderson, and beiii'' the same now n...
cupied by J. L. Uuugli in tho mercan
tile business : also, the storehouse
lot adjoining tho new storehouse of Wi
ley S. Emlirey. and beiiiL' the sunu ,,:
chased by mo from Samuel Smith, and
now occupied liy Eliott m Williams in
uiu uumiicss oi, or sale oi dry goods ami
groceries; also, a tract of land of
about seventy-nine ncroa ndjoinimr the
.uiu.-, oi jiiuinii u. r.murey, jr., John,
aigvui, lyiiiiiuii , jra.enon, mid
known us a part of the llayden March
and Green Uiazelton hinds. Now, if
my sou.T. A. Embrey, should die with
out issue and his wife Fannie be living,
the above-described property I give
and bequeath to her during her naturul
life, and at her death it is to go to my
brothers and sisters, or their representa-
uves, snare and sliare alike. Hie
lueamiiL' of this bequest is. thatifmv
son Thus. A. Embrey should die witli
out issue, and his wife Fannie die with
out issue from my said sou, then this
property is to go as above to my brotlw
ersand sisters; but iu case both die
with issue, then it is to go to such issue
of the two.
Third I will and bequeath to my
nephew, Willie Sims, now of Fort
Worth, Texas, and to James Tanner,
the nephew of my wife, the sum of five
hundred dollars each to be paid in cush
out of tlie money 1 have on deposit in
the American National Pank of .Nash
ville, Tenn.
Fourth I will and bequeath to my
nephew, Wiley S. Embrey, jr., (liliiul)
and son of Merrill D. Embrey, jr., the
one-half undivided interest 1 own iu the
tract of hind upon which his father,
Morrill D Embrey, jr., now lives ; but
should be die without issue, then said
oue-Iiult undivided interest I will mid
bequeath to my son, Thomas A Em
brey. Fifth I will and bequeath unto my
niece, Alline Embrey, daughter of niv
brother, Wiley S. Embrey, all of my
interest (Jicing a jne-eiglirh undivided
interest) iu and ton tract of land con
veyed to my mother, C. E. Embrey, by
Thomas Oakley, lying in district 2s'o. 8,
Franklin county, Tenn.
Sixth I will and bequeath all of the
balance of my estute, real, personal and
mixed, chores and actions, notes and
accounts, interest mid partnership in
tins or any other estate, and ot every
character, to my son, Thomas A. Em
brey. Put this last bequeath is to be
charged with the sum ot leu dollars to
be paid by him every two months to my
father, Merrill D. Embrey, sr., during
his life.
Seventh I hereby appoint my broth
er, Wiley S. Embrey, and my sou,
Thos. A. Embrey, my" executors to car
ry out the intent and purposes of this
my last will and testament; audi ex
pressly excuse them from giving any
boifd or surety for their faithful per
formance of the same, having full confi
dence in their honesty and integrity.
In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto
sign my name, &c , this 2!lth day of
May, 1884 A. S. KMBPEV.
Signed and published in our presence,
and witnessed by us at the request of
the testator, and acknowledged bv him
iu our presence, this May2!lth, 1884.
T. 1). Grkuoky,
Wm. N. Tayi.uk.
School Fund.
Tho following amounts of school
funds stand to the credit of each dis
trict in the county, and will be paid to
tho proper persons on application :
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
81,0.12 90
703 50
GO!) 501
S47 12
125 65
204 79
122 25
3G 40
503 70
135 GO
10.
11 244 37
12....
K51 05
13...
35 00
14 234 0(i
15
16
17
18
339 80
250 30
83 80
453 95
Total.
80,784 55
P. G. SMITH, Trustee.
July 12, 1884.
S3rA good supply of BUTTERICK'S
PATTERNS just received at J. A.
Gaines'. Call and get a Fashion Plate
and select to suit yourself. Also, on
hand, pure Linen Lawns, and various
other articles usually kept in a first
class store.
Mountain Council No. 094, American
Lcgiou of Honor, meets to-morrow
Thursday-night, July 17.
County Court Proceedings.
Jl'LY TERM, 1884.
Prcsent-.T. W. Williams, .TudKe,
ami iiio following Magist rates; J U
ufii, i ooa rusu r. r . aj im
iimn, H V Alexander, U K Powell, J T
L'iniiiiey. Win Delzell, John Thurmaii,
Mtr.irncr, U FCImmpimi. It A Overbv.
W H Phillip?, L D i'arsons and G U
unueri.
AJXoWAM'KH.
B A Crisnmn, boards for jail-. 8
C II Maynard.coflin for Victor
Urown
Thus Foster, jr., holding impiest
over Mrs Church..
X Francis, express on records..
3 90
00
00
To
00
00
00
00
John Wilder, colli n for George
Ellis....
John Hill, colliu for Pen Smith
1' W enger, colHn forchild
F Wcnger, coffin for Mary Davis
F Wengor, lumber for j'uil..i.
F W'cnger, coffin for pauper
Marshall A Uniec, for ftfouuty
Kecords
00
00
2
71 25
10G 25
2 15
0 00
25 00
12 50
3!) !)5
00
T W & W M 1 ltd t. acei.unt for
kecniiiL' Door house
J S Miller, repairing courthouse
gates
Jacob Weidnian, two coffins for
Tom Sharp's children
1! F Oakley, ox-oflicio services.
H h Taylor, cx-otlicio services
VV 10 Taylor, service April term
W E Taylor, express on records
WICTavlor. miikinir tux books
for!l 2.j0
oo
E Jaylor, tax aggicgati's for
county mill school funds
J F ViuiL'han, iirlieles fur iail-
Sam Holder, col., colliu for Ike
I'aul
Caroline Uauiniontree, pauper,
one year
J A unities, goods for jail.
15 ID!
Lay to n Cooper, fox ami cut
sculps
Thos Foster, sr., 2 fox sculps..
liieh Shasteen, 1 fox scalp
li li Williams, 7 fox scalps."
50'
01)1
50 1
50 1
tax hi:u:askh.
The Com l made the following rc
eascB :
Willis Holder, on 2,500 iieres of
mountain land, assessed iu 13th and
loth districts.
Mrs Mary Gregory, tax on land in
2d district having been assessed twice.
Smith & Carr, 13 acres of land in
2d district assessed twice.
A K Elkins, tax ou land in 1st dis
trict, and the same assessed to proper
owner.
P li Curtis, tax on house and lot in
Snlem.and the same assessed to Dr J M
Anderson.
John F Anderson, tax on 2.500
acres of land in 13th district.
Mrs M Jourdiin, S1.50 tax on house
and lot in Winchester.
Samuel Bobo, tax o:i laud iu 17th
district over assessed.
John T F iuney, Jas T Skid more und
W II Pakcr were appointed a commit
tee to havo the bridges at Mann's Ford
on Plk river, and Polling Fork, repair
ed, and report to tho next term of the
Court.
VK.MIfi:.
The Court appoiuted tho following
venire for the July term of Circuit
Court :
1st district V W Martin, P P Tur
man, S W Houghton and Fllis Days.
2d (jeorgo Weddington ai.d W P
Young.
3d No appointment made.
4ih M N Perry and W J P .gers.
5th M N Pobiusou and Albert Fos
ter. Gtb Henry Weaver and W L Puker.
7th Fred Poss, sr., and Jim Holder.
8th W P Nevillsnnd V D Anderson.
9th John 11 llendloy and Wit Fin
ucy. 10th Muchesncy Moore and W A
Shook.
11th John F Holder aud I It Hud
dlestoii. 12th J M Kelley and Morcditli Gar
ner. 13th Joseph Champion and Jaoob
Sparks.
1 4th Win iMcUlum and y A Staf
ford. 15th John W Holt and Sam II Staf
ford.
10th A J little and Warren Clark.
17th John A Holt and FJbert Pules.
18th No appointment made.
Constables John C Finney and W L
JsiisH rerc apiiointud to wuit on
the
Court.
"To Do Coodand Distribute
Forget Not."
In the fierce licat of noonday, at New
Orleans, La., on Tuesday, Juno 17, as
usual, Ucu'ls If. T rcaurejjnad, of La.,
and Jubal A. Early, of Vu., met to aid
that most meritorious institution the
ancient "Charity Hospital" by giving
away at tho (Jruud Golden Drawing
(the Ki'Jth monthly) of the Louisiana
Stato Lottery. The wheel whirled
around and scattered over a liulf half a
million of dollars right aud left. With
out particularizing too many of the win
ners to become tedious, wo report that
Tickot Mo. HG,41'J drew the First Capi-
. !.. li Aim rwm . ..'
mi i rr.c oi crou.uuo. it was sold in
halves, one of winch fell to a lucky New
Yorker who has not allowed his. name
to be used. Ticket No. 5.'1,770 drew the
(Second L'upitul of SJoO.OUO, one-half of
which was held by h W. Kothschild, a
merchant ot JSo. 2ii Church st., New
York city Ticket No. 27,870 drew
tho Third Capital of $20,000; ii was
sold iu tooths, one to Air u (Jeo Hen
kcls, a well known citizen of Philadel
phia, l a.; another to Air Cluis Clarke,
of the Hitinc city ; another to A P Bud
lain, collected through Wells, Fargo &
Co'b Bunk of San Francisco, (Jul.; an
other to l'hil O Cruber, Milwaukee,
Wis. Nos. 11,181 and 31,309 drew the
Fourth Capital of 810,000 each ; sold
iu fractions, one-fifth to Wm Boyd, 3 122
School street, St. Louis, Mo Nos. 17,
202, 60,114, 73.8G0, 80,861, drew S5,-
000 each; and so it went ou. The next
drawing (171st) will occur on Tuesday,
August Jz, of which full information
ciin lio lm! from M A JJiopliiti, .ew
Orleans, Lu. jf2(i.),5()U will he mm tier
ed to holders of tickets costing $0 each.
Do not delay tho opportunity.
A CARD FROM CAPT. W. P.
TOLLEY.
To the r)Liocraoy
. ii n ul I)intiiet:
of On- Tilth Cougres-
Tho convention for the nomination of
a candidate for Congress Inn ing been
called, premuturely, us I conceive, I
deem it proper to make known to yo,.
tne uiiitude 1 have thus (r occupied
this canvssj. At tlie outset I begun
ngnaio tne matter ot a nint
so that the people might know the views
oi me culminates on tlie important is
sues ueioro tne country mid have the
oeneiii oi tne light mm mi,,lt JU Hu.(1
ovsiieh discussion on those issue
aiso made Known inv opposition to an
early convention. '!. this end I wrote
to each of the candidates nt home.
naming a time and place fr meeting, to
mniiigan programme ,. the can vims.
snid programme to bo submitted to M
IV i. ,
mi hit in Musiiingion. i-ailing in
this, 1 made uuothur clliiit
about a joint discussion. 1 published a
earn announcing an appointment to
speak at Manchester the 1st Monduv in
tins month, in which 1 invited the can
didates to a division of time, and again
mere was no meeting of the euiididnies,
inoiign there was a good luru-out of the
people.
It lines seem there was a studied pur
pose ill all this. This does not apply to
Air. Warner, who was still dutuiiied in
Washington, nor to Major Liimlis, who
was known, to favor it joint discussion and
a postponement of the convention to the
usual time. Mr. Alexanders
were not known.
views
I Buj lhi call for the convention m
27 Oo'0arl,T IH ""xt month pre-
10 0lV"",', ll"Mi')',i,.v j"'"1 canvas,
"(especially in view 'of the unusually laic
difficult to conceive of anything like
50 uJcomr""'"K I'ublie reason 'fur this curly
ii i noi mimiiii io mini VXl'gll, It
any, the wishes of candidate iulluciici-,1
the committee.
It U known two of the candidates fa
vorwl an early eonvcnlion and weie op
posed to u joint canvas. There bus
never betm so early a call for a conven
tion in this district since 170. Yh
this haste now? Why not a joint can
vass, us hits been tho universal rule in
this district heretofore when theie were
opposing candidates? Is there about to
mi instituted a new rule in the polities
of ibis eountrj-? Has it come to the
point that the manipulation of conven
tions is to bo the rule amonr politicians'
rather than thcdevelopmuti.f a l.e.ilthv
public sentiment that should control
such matter?
However milch I
disapprove this
manifest unfairness, unfairness toward
the people ns well as some of tlie candi
dates, particularly those of us who pro
posed to rely n huiu upon a fair expres
sion of the will of the people lather than
the artful tricks of the, politician. I shall
submit to it till and even more, and go
before the convention, trusting that the
people will rebuke this notion. It is a
matter of more concern to them than it
can possibly bo to me. Unless more
fairness is observed iu conventions the
rcsf.lt will ho that all respect anions t1(.
people for party organization will be
forfeited.
The purpose of this statement is that
it may lie known that I am In no wise
responsible for whatever unfairness or
injustice may have been done any of
the parties concerned.
I am respectfully &c. ,
Wm. P. Thi.i.i y.
July 11, 1884.
Cone;ressiniin W'urner Ii:ih uipointi;d
a 8oi of (len. Kirhr Smith, of Scivanoe,
as n cadet to Wwt'l'uint from this dis
trict. Election Notice.
WM. B BATH, ( 5 ) VERXOll ( tV Til 1
SI A I K OF TKNNKSSKK-V'a nil
vim mm ficsf jtrcjie ut., arreting;
TVlmri'im, n veimevuxit.i in the nllicc of
Chancellor of the Fourth
Chancery Division,
canml liy the ileslh of the H.,11. John V.
llurton :
Xon-, thiucfoiv, I. Wm. J!. Ikitp. (lovei iier
ofthcSlat! of 'JViinntsuv, hv vi-rt f tlie
power unit iillioiily VeHteil iu mi liy the
vunMiluiiuii mid Laws, llmhv imrrr i clir-l
nun io in: iiviii wiiuin inw limns in owl
Fourth C'hiuioory iJiviniou, on
Thursday, tlio Tth day of August, 1.88-1,
to fill iMii vniiuicy, mid thShiri(1s niul other
uuluvni uiiU-initetl hy law-with Mich iltirii'n in
i: . i.. i.. i i .. '.i .1 . .
mini Fourth l'kaiury DivMiou will, im mod
(lay, pniivsj to oyon mul hohl uniil eh rl inn at
nil tli varum preamiXa and votiiitf iU
wituin liiiyr rwpecrivf cnirmes, mul one re
turn nuke, us jiti.Vulvd hy Imw.
in vesiiiiionv wiivrem, 1 iiereuntu ect niv
ihauil, and hnveeaiisi-il the lirenl Seal
)sr.AI..(of the Stale to lie allucil at .Na. livtlle,
w, 'this 2d ilav of.Inlv, ISSl.
WM. l!."l!ATi:, (liivemor.
D. A. N'l'NN, SeereturT of State.
jyM-tde
Election Notice.
Ill compliance with the ehelion law nt
JeimesHei', 1 will,on '
Thursday, the 7th day of
August, 1884,
open und hold an election at the i'ilmI.ii'
votinu places in each civil district of l'Vank-
i 1 ii County, tor the luirpnse ol elect inj;
A CliHiieellor for the Fourth (. haneerv
t:..: .! i ...
iSMisiiili, iiiiiiii im.il ui WIC COUIIIK'H Ol nr-
ren, (.'ollee, ( iinnoii, ( iriuiily, l!i-tlf(.i' I'rank
llli, Lincoln, liiltlierford mul Moore;
A Sherill' fur Fiamklin county ;
A Trustee" u,r I'Vanklin ooiintv ;
helinol Diivetors for the several distrielsol'
1-raiiKiin coiiHty ; also, (.oiuitahlH und Ma.
istrntes where vacancies c. ist.
The following named persons are uptmint.
eil !Siecliil Deputies to hold muiiI lection und
innkc uue ri'liiriiHaeciirilinu to Ihw :
1st nistctj Wl'wlfr T X Aril-dp.
I Deuherd W W Martin
Id District
3d tlistrict
l-l lialier
Joel V anzant
4th District
.r)th Distrivt
(till Itistriet
Ttli District....
8th District ,
O 1' lime
Thos Foster. .Fr
llenrv Weaver
J M Holder
It IWell
lHli Disfrict
.. ...1) H Lmjt
10th Districtj
Uth District.,
lath District..
, A j J lines
Orot'iiliaw Wm Delnell
- John Tli iirnmii
Meredith Garner
l.'ll h District.
-W E Ilolde
14th Difitnet Mieiiiiili f'lnrb
15th District -William Maim
" District Ii D Parsons
17th District Z W B llossmn.
lMtl' District j K(J..m,
Thin Jiinu W, IH84.
J. 1 WKDDL(JTOX,"
juu23 Coroner Fruuklin County.
capital'prixe; 67e,G00 1
. Tickets only S3. Shines
in proportion.
HI
Louidaia State Lottery Co.
"We do liiiihy certify lliut wcMiirviKe
I lie nn iinp'iiu'iiix (or nil tin- Mi.ninU- iukI
Si-iiii-aiiiiiiiil 1 1:1 w hj'H of llir l.oiii-iioii: Sinn
i . i :..
i.uiotv nminuv, loiu iii jk i-Miii ii!iti.it;-e nm;
c-i hi li-if l,t Iil. ilruu iiii:k tin inn Ivc -, Mii'l ihul Ik
sanie uiv comliieteil with lieiuMy, uinicss
:inl in koihI faith lowin-il all ioiii, niul vt
illlthnrixv tin- t'olnpiiny to iim llii, ci-ililieiile,
wiili f in Mimi 1 h ol on r sij;ii:uiiii;K nllm l.iil,ir,
its ' i-rli.-i-iiitiili;."
Cnmmif.i'wiinrn.
Ini-i,rioriitecl In 1M1N f.,r 2.1 ri-nr l,v tin
f.(-tisntiii-, for l-liliic-alionril und ( l:o i'lahh
piirmw - wiih n i-n,ii;i of I, (loi 1,1100.. ii,
which a rt'M-rvc fninl of i.nr -:.mio.'.mi
since hii'ii mldcd.
I'.y an uvcrwlu lining lepnlur vote ilsfran-
rinse as main-a i.ait il I In- presc nl SlaU
CciiHlitiitii.il :uli.it...l liie.a.l, A. Ii. iKT'.l.
to-iO'Iie oiilv I.i.tii-i-v i-vir voinl on mul
ciidoi'M'il hv 111.- iH-oiile of M i v Slati-.
Jt never nettle or poionen.
Its Crond Single Numhnr
Drawings tako iacc Month! v
A SPIENDID OPrfiRTl-MlYY
TO WIN A FORTUNE.
ronnii ;kam miawim;. ci. ..;
H, i In- Acsdi-inv ot' Mn.i,. i;vy oi:.
Tuenduy, August 12,
8B4 -I7lt -M 1. 1 v In 'mini:.
Capital Ptlzo, 1370,COO.
100,000 Tickets at 5 oach.
l- rn.'linii in I'ifil, i,, ,,.,.,.i,,
LIST OI' ';i::i.n.
i caI'ITai. ri:ii-:
7.',niin
H'i.iioo
)O,(ll0
I-' I (10
I llo
do .
i'l,1 ii io.
J.noo.
1,000
iOO.
"no.
i in .
"id
fi;;.Ks
.1 .lo
lo.iioo !
to
"O
ll'll
. HI
loo
K" III
ll-l
i 0,1 II o
ln.coo
'.'o.ih in
:tn,i mo
INi.HMI
'",( MiU
.to
Appri xiinatii.il Prim-s.
f Approxiinalioii niii ul sT'o.
Ci,7."i(l
-l.-IOll
-..'.(rj
!l
.In
.'mil..
J.'iO .
(In
H'liT I'l
, i-iiii. inning to .
Aiilie:iUi.n f,.- :;,!, .w
made only In tin- ollin
New I irli :ms.
In eltili,
I ll.e (
,-ImiiI.I Ii.i
i'iiip:my in
l'.'l- Tut"! 1 1 . I irfi
i ii!.' lull a,Mt, si
ll, i-.-p-va'.il, a i.!
n;:v tu:i.i;A
iiio.tiui wii:,- eli vr!
m i i . . . .
civ
..l.il.e r. il. Ai,ilii
di'iv-s i: ii i- i.-ii i.ii'i i
. I.
NS . ':!c.AI. I.ANK.
, . N.'ivlM.aiH. I.a.
lDAl..NirilS .-ni.I I'liiiniirv I, t! is l.v
Mail orKx.r,sMali miiiis I. v," . ! . . 1 1 :.i - itiui
iijiv.ai.ls I,. Kmoi -- a' i.i:r ,i .1 i..
...i.-.
.1 1
1-1 . A.
M. A. IIAI I'IIINV
New (irli i.n-, .a.,
Ii07 Sev. lilli Si W .l-1.il
ii, ll.e.
if.
1 Sharp Mi
1
V!rCKF.5TES, 72Kf!
Titt: ri:i.it:xr Vl.vk
'nil: iVoi-r l'nos-
ri.i
Sin i: -tin: Wai;.
li'ri'i;is
ul
!miT-lit J'.:lki,
!t
ii. n
l'.i
ul
I'lllllll-e mi,) aliilpv, see
II' N. A. S. MAl;i;
l-.s I iovi rnnr i. T. line,
.ml to
It vulhoiit a pat-alli 1 in ihi.- eiii.nlrv.
llnN. A. s. coi.Yai:.
i
I kn-iw ef n liwlit'ilit n fur .,!,:, ii tt li. ri
the .-e!mlai:hii of the r-nliial. s can C"iii.;i;-i
ivi:h thai ot the .'railiiales i.l M:irv Shall
Coli-e.. H. W. .lAUMAN. I.I.'. !..
'i.oniian ol I'.iciiilv f..ii,lii-i .uiu
Ve;-,.i;.
in-
I llie of tin
an 1. 'I'liiM
villi! m llli !l
very heil ('iillnres
h'. have ila'ielili
of mil- h.ih
V t" ei;n ale
1 1. 1 ! In in r . ee.
ni;v
lV.-tm I-: I,
r. ;. .it im '.s. 1 1 i
'ii. I it ii a h, N..ihv
I
Kijiiii! I.i any chool. fr i"ii:, n. in A.'iu r
hi, (i. W. (iHll FI.N. D. D.
1 ham imvi -n-tn its sinierinr.
DMV. Till IS. C. TiiASiUl.IC.D.'D.
I know of im lustiliitii.il that surpasses it,
and in r.intse, it stai.'ls mih.i.VW.
nr:v. t. t. i:ti in, n. j.
I'n.-tnr Walnut St. ( Iiin-eh, Louisville, Ky.
im of the must complete school.., for jjirls
:leairiuK I" Iveinne woiiii n of hiijh cullmi:
S. II. l'Olili, . I).,
Kdiloi t'hriitian Iti-iiii-iti.iy, St. Louis.
Its locution is udiniialih in one of the
healthiest and (ileasanltst towns, nt the most!
delightful and salul.iii.iiH portions id Ten-i
ncsKcc. HKV. T. (1. .lO.M'D. D. j
fi-iV" For cutiiloi'uc or information.!
address
A. T. BARRETT,
Sieretarv of Facultv.
Fell. 'JO, 1SK I.
AND
Flouring Mills,
Located in Owl Hollow, five miles west
of Winchester,
Are in first -class repair, aud any amount of
splendid Jeans and Superfine Flour ou hand
mid will he sold wholesale or retail.
At hisstorein Winchester, where Mr. X. H
Martin will he found ready to wait upon cus
tomers, he kcepsa select line of Dry ( loods,
(iroccries, Dnols and Shoes, Hardware,
(Jueinswarc, Confections, Tobacco, Cutlery,
!..,.!
Cash paid fr Wool delivered either at
the Stun, or Mill. Wool ltollscardcd, and
delivered at cither place. inv2K-ly
I01IN SIMMON'S. r. H. Ct'Ii'll
SIMMONS & CURTIS,
Attorneys at Ij a "w
Winchester, Tenn.
Will practice in the eoni.ticKif Finnlilin
CuHi c and Moore: also In Supreme Court at
Nashville Prompt attention given to col
lections. novl4
Oi'iccsoiitli-bustrtuk'of PlihhiSnuaic.
BRADFORD NICHOL,
. t
AN!)
MATTKESSES,
.Ni. V . t'ollit;c Stnit, Mvrcliiiuts Ulmk,
Nashville, Tenn.
All (fnoils lir.l-clnss. nmi-iifl-ly
MAX ROSENHEIM.
Johlier of f'ino
Cf SAHS & TOBACCO,
Xo. II North C'hi-rrv Street,
Nashville,
Tenn.
"Cliinv l.ips," "I.iiAfiienna," mid "Clnli
Ifolifc" I'iiiHi-s. mai(!-lv
Ti-ii 1
T. K. Wiiisteml. H.o. Wiiistcml.
Maxwell House Shoe Store.
T. E. WIN3TEAD& CO.
I), ah rs in
SOOTS, B$ZC&&,
t!!jij)rrK mul 1'uibnUn,
No. Ml t'lniivli Street, lieiry Ulock,
mar'Jli-ly NAS1IY11.1.K, TKXX.
CHAS. MITCHELL, Jr.,
WhoU-sale ami K,-iu!
Baker & Car.dy Manufacturer,
Pis I'liiini St., Nalivi!le, Tenn.
lIOMK-.MAliK CAXliJ.X A Sl'KC'IAI.TV,
Send for n linx.
Doll rs for Weddings and I'm ties IVoinpllv
Ml.-il. Lm.-irti-ly "
.1. J. Vkxaiim;,
.Vnil;ir.
J'ri'jit'ii t'n
AX'S
Restaurant,
No. 7 North Clu rrv Street,
Nr.shvlllo, :
SHf" Meals si I'Vell llli
iuar'Jli-1 v
Tenn.
ut all hours.
CROSTHWAIT & CO.,
ampl goom,
.'ID A'orfi Vhemj Street,
(lpiosite MeliaviH'k Muck,)
Naohvillo, : : Tennessee.
Hist of AVines, lnpiois
h.ivs Oil liullll.
ami
Cigars al-
ll'el.l.)
zr v.
is"? it-
r.
H
ri r
r. P "Tl "r-
a
C Tj (I'M
c
w
c
H
O
w
CO
CO
w
c
c W
L. s -
e-
v.
i
a
K
2 o o
o O O
o o
o o
COO
C
C0
7s
5 o
- o
o
o
The place to et the hesl lirands ol Old
Whiskies, und pure, tineohl Apple llrandy.is
at No, 111 X.Siiinnier si., near Union. Choice
l.iiUors mul Cigars and Tohaeeo cmistautlv
onhauil. JAMKS Kll.LKLFA,
net'J'i Nashville, Tenn.
OriZUSSn J7"XX HJNT on
'ASHV1LLF, TKNN.
Lurnest and cheapest limine ill the South.
Instill incuts sold on monthly or quarterly
payments, Virile linn lielole piireliiising,
iipr.'tn-ly
WARREN BROS., .
Nasiivii.i.k, Tknn.,
Dealers in
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
ila.edSiish, Vnriiishes, ils, Doom, lilinds,
Hru-'heH, Corks, Artists' (imuls, Window
Glass all sixes, Stencil inks, Wax
and Paper Flower material.
AkciiIs Hailroad Colors. uprSO-ly
m i ..-..----------.-.'.
RIDDLE & COMPANY,
Manufacturer of
Sasb; Doors, Winds, Glazed
Windows,
Dealers in Paints, Oils,(ilass, Vnrnishes,&c.
No. Oil Church street, above College,
bpr3()-ly NASHV1I.I.K, TKN.V.
B. POOLE,
Photographer,
Corner Union and Cherry St.,
NASHVILLE, f i ' ' TENN.
BEST WHISKY WEST,
f HWlLSfll
Winchester, Tenn.,
i. ;-. ' : .
IK sires the people of 1'rniiklin cumily to
know his j nets on t -.t
Dry Goods, Clothing,
NOTIONS,
:-AND GRCGEEIES.
lie liascoimcuiciil liiislness in tliv htiild
liiK uneil fi r a l'osti llice last ytar, next il,(,r
to lOlliotl & Williams', whrrc'cusinim-rs can
Ki t n No. 1 article of nimiU.
We will lie (;lai to liave a lilitial lHlrou
;;e.. We lire K-lliiift l ajiiilly.
Goods
are
comirff in
daily,
ami we iiniliTtiili'tn sav tloit (outs lire lieii.K
sold, mid will I. ho1,, jM vi(l,ei.,r hh
i-lieap ns tiny ean possildv iK Loiiijlit iu any
market. ' - '
Ir-i?" (ii ve iii a trial.
W. H. WILSON.
M iieli 211, ls1.
JOHN F. VAUGHAN
WflK'lmSf I ,roilll(HM'C.
Iicah r in ami Mamifacturrr of
HK, COPPER AND SflEET-
IRON WARi
The Queen.
1 have the exclusive rit;ht for the iiiiimi.
liiclmi and sale, fertile coiiiiticsof Knuiklin,
LiiKHiiti. .lonrc, IVdlnrd und Collcc.of the
hest (.'ull'ce I'ot in existence. Trv nm.
Il.ininw on hand n lai-'t iissortiiii nlof
mm
he proiiosi s to sell
Cheap, exclusively for CASH.
Has also a full Ksortmuiit of Japunm-d and
l'ri -ed Ware mi hand, hcs'ules
Pumps and Pump-Tubing.
f .ITRoolinK and Cluttering dune to order,
in the most approved stvlc.
Jan.ll,lS7!t-lf
IM)
fi
STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical
Knoxvillo, : Tennessee.
Next Sewimi lie-ins Sejit. 4th, 1884.
Tlx re arc course,! in Agriculture, Scienee,
l'.ninei rim; the ('lassies, under thirteen
Professors mul Iitruclors. Two years of
preparatiiry instruwimi are provided,
Discipline reusonalileund faithful.
Facilities fur moral and religious traininj;.
The Military orKani.atioii secures regularity,
precision and proinptiicss in all thei xcrcises.
Hitnation, healthlul ; sjirroiuulinus, lieuuli
ful ; ct i inn If, superior.
Tuition is free to students appointed liy
nieinliers of the Legislature, and hv Slate,
( Viinty ami t'ity Slipi i-inlenilinls of 'Schools.
Xcccssiiry expi uses ii hou I!? 170.
Fur Catalogues, c.. nililnsn
KODKH MASSIF,
jmilS Chaiiuiau of the Faeulty.
If You Are
Northwest,
tSo uth west,
BE SUEE
I ' Vnni Tiririito TioaH ma thn
NitCftSUouisRY;
THE McKNZlE ROUTE I
The First-class and Emigrant Passengcra'
FAVORITE
W. T. ROCERS,
Pass. Agent, Chattanooga, Tcim.
W. L. DAN LEY, -
lien. Puss. A Tk Agent, "
Ka.Iiviile, .',
J. S. CARTER ".
Tieki4 Agent, Winchester, Tnn.,.
Fi.ori. torn. - Wait. X. Wi.imki r
ESTILL & WHITAKER, '
Attorneys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will urnetiee in the Courta of Frahklial
and adioinimr counties ami in the Supiw
Court at Nashville. Ijann-'W,
11 Mi
H'lllcl
1 1
1
I
v. A
. l!i
;
4
i.I
It:
'v '
!
it
i
-
a t
'ii