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Wednesday, July C0, 1884
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GROVER CLEVELAND,
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and many who eaiiiiol
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ad. There is a inavic power in
print. What is printed has ilnee linn -
the loree. ol wlml is siioKi-n. Ami wl.nl
is pr'mlPil does not nwaken I be saim tin
lugonisin as w bat is spol-.i n. 'I In re is
a somethiiiL' iu the. !eal.er, in his nut- -
ccdcnls, in his voice, iu bis Inn , .i in
his manner, that oI'leiiliuii H almesl n n
ciin.Hciniisly engenders hostilily print
never does.
The vniiug can read ami v, ill nml
what they would iml dare to listen In if
spoken, even il spoken by one nf lln-ir
own sex uml age uml will tend il with
out. blushing, mid with ibal pleasure
thai makes stolen waters i weel.
Tbenc cnlisiili ralinus should cause ev
ery liewspeper editor to res dve Hot to
diminish the almost magical iiillucncc ol
print by any uiilrutlifiilm-si, uncliaiila
hleliess, iiuiiiorahly or iinmmh siy. 'I he
aMussiiluiau looks on prinl as sacred.
The child regards il as visible truth.
And even tin; most skeptical of men
give half nf their judgment, at least, in
lavor nf whul is iu print.
Il should, iberefoic, be I he pride of
the editor In see In il that what gnesin-
lo ins cnliinilH a.; lucl.l slim, nl lie so
line, so ii.. part. all) line, thai no read
er wn.-.ldeicr ihink of savin:;, "Well.
I'll read what lie: other siile has to say
befiire I swallow this I"
I f he delivers an' opinion t, ;illy mai
ler, he should strive l divest himself of
nil naiTnwiicss, nf all parliality, nf all
prejudice, of all sellisll consideialinli.s,
nml, applying the irincipli's of recti
tilde, applicable (o I he matter ill hand,
make a deliverance ch-aras ihesuiishine,
pure as the dew-drop, true as a coiiri
record, moving lo the cohclusinu a.-i a
river In the sea, ami full of iuleilecl Hal
uml moral uniii ishmeiil for lln..-e who
an- In feed Upon il.
A newspaper man who directly, or
indirectly, instils into the minds nf his
readers a disregard for the laws of his
country is spreauing minimi an nun:
lion worse than smallpox or leprosy
lie sliuiilil ever reuiciiilier Mini, law is
l he source of all human progress am
Jhe prolci-lor of all human rights ; thai
law makes the weak cipial lo the strong
and the poor cipial lo the rich, and dial
without law not. only is society impossi
ble, but a selfish and .solitary beastliness
inevitable.
To iiieiilcale obedience In (be law and
respect for its nlliecrs is, perhaps, llic
highest moral duly of every edilor,
coupled with (he furl her duly of un
sparingly exposing and Icarlessly lash
ing every ollicinl who acts e'rther the
tyrant, the coward or the knave.
The Press is the cvr vigilant sentinel
whose unsleeping eye and uusbenlbitd
sword guard, ul once the individual,
be family and the Stale-as well from
oiieii foes without us from secret foes
w'uhin.
I in i in pursuing tins mission, par
tisanship must imt lie talicu lor patriot
ism, nml prejudice must not be con
iiiundcd willi : 1 1 1 I i - spiril. To do full
justice Ina political opponent must ever
lie n cliivai'ous impulse ; uml not lo
spare un unworthy nU'winl in one's par
ty, a sacreil (July,
The editor, whose ambition is to
wielij the greatest moral iiillucncc, must
remember that his pen should belong to
no man, to no laclion, lo no creed; but
lie must dictate it to bis (iod and lo bis
country, dipping it into the sweet ink of
trul Ii and writing words w hose sole mis
sion is tn inform, to instruct, to enkin
Ho noble resolves and to incite lo hon
orable deeds.
W'bcn a onmniu.'iity realizes that ti
paper is edited for the public good, that
its mission is to elevate, t ) purity, to
inspire, that it is superior to bribery or
flattery, and is proof against cowardice
and selfishness, then has that papi r ac
quired u moral inlluence there that is
well nigh omnipotent, and deservedly
ho, for there can be no fiinniaiu that
flowd more blessings, fur the people than
a iipwspnper (lint is bold, boiirsl, pure
nnd w ide awake.
nut me iiewsiiaitcr must not only lie
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the cliiimju'oii of law-nnd order and' thej I'cct irodueed upon the young men ol
iposer anil avenger of public wrongs' our own country. It make them he
hikI official misdeeds, but it must fiirev- lieve that all politics is rascality, eld
er remember that law without educn- cancrv nnd duplicity, and thai every
nun "g"i w iinoui eyi-H io see ii, i poimeian in oil IV seeKing a el
and that educution wiibout moralily is, 'get an office in order to rob the
at beid, a crom-eye(l vision. i ireasury.
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In promoting education the press i
engaged in u niost eotigenial work, the ;
Work, indeed, of self-jirenervation ; for,
ran lir n
in. I neccssarv i
(or 1110 to dwell I'M tills I'lailCll III Mil!
HllhjICt. 'I'll ITCIllO illlll llilillW kllHttl-
i..c has, often. In-i ll n:irl''l us tin
exclusive mission of tin' ir-f , nii'l we
nil kuo tli:t ii iii'"-l .'I'lrinii-' work has
been wmui;htin I he wiM .-' I'"' I"'"!'
!i;;iliMM ol'li'iirnili ll.muoh the U-lu'V
ill' I In- IV pes.
lint a !t n lias tiwrc than a head
Millie Inn- inis.-intii.f !" I'1''" . ""'
nmliiii-il I" tin' limits i.l In1 cranium.
Mini lias intellect, i science iiii.I will
:ill thiec nf which ill x- inclinled in the
domain nf llic press.
Tin! intellect must not "My be edu
cated. Iiiit mil t Iw ulnral.'il " as loop-
..r:iii. in hai'tinny itli tin' --i-tn--,
:i,hI tin- will mi'si be inspired l'i 'I" "hut
1 1 1 . ( science din-clcd itil.'llirt cuin-
miiiiil.'.
Il i:l this IIU'Mll j.li:l-l' nf j'.lll'llilllSIII
h herein llu-ie n iv nest s-li n t - m i M'f.
Too IllilllV odilur- seek "III
to sprc.id
In I',, iv tlicir p-adcis tlio latest ni'',
and t!i:il new- kf.l in tin- tin st
tiziii"- lifiiinii ami flavored with lhc
most liiin'i r I'l'iV'ikill' tnlulimciils.
Ami a- epicure are -aid lo prefer
..mm c,,K- ,1 af't'-t it inis bceuinc laiiili il
with il'cnv, s'i m.uiv ! i-psi J M-r
. r i i. . i : ...
-I'. lll In Ci'llSllIlT II MM' lll'IMI HI JMlll
iKili-in lo tii-Hc the iiilellid mil palates
of their n ailers wii.li di.-hes nf moral
corruption, si :i-nned with the spiees of!
i u-uali-in and narnished willi the iirti-
I'e-ial ll'iuer- "f a rich but rank imagery. ;
1 1 .'I, in the ili' iue cairle of the press
-oils tlm-e pinions, desiined for the up- ,ef ami his cmiipalriois a higher and a I siich a reason, mid the honest Kepubli
per suii.-hiiie. iu I be mire of earth's low-jbeiter loud to the temple nf jourualislic j ciinn w ho propose to vole for .Mr 151111111'
fst places. The editor w ho panders to j perfeciion. Il.ilv cnininaiiils il, pa-1 will do so becau-c ibey do imt believe,
the appetite nl' tin' vnliipluaiy or llu' triolism emloisi s jt, morality pleads ir 1 as the prnti sling Ib jr.iblicans do believe,
xeiisaliniiith' I is to the true jniirnalisl i ii, and pecuiiinry piolit mid an lumnra-i that hi: made his nliicial action subserve
what a mnhkey i- to a mini -I had alible fame will eiown the ell'irls id' the I a personal advantage, .Nothing is uum
most -aid what a demon is In an inch- heroic juuriiulisi who undertakes the j hopeless iha.i an attempt to persiiadi
Jniipl.
Tin
sensational
journalist is a prn'st !
who serves at I
honor nf bis deity
his race, but thai
e altar, imi mr ine nhjeel ol true j iui nuiisiii -lioiil'l he tin- Mioulil they lielp to revvurd sucli n can
and the salvation of deVelnpinent nf the peileet man. 'I be I didate by conferring upon him the higb
ie inav feed Upon tbe . perfect man is ni.e w lio.-e iiilrilect is well ; est nllicial honor ill the world thi'V could
wine ami tin
siialilv willi
lioiii-v and gorge Ins sen-;
llie linked meats oi '.Il
burnt' nllerings. lie has more regard
or the 1'iihl of lhc temple than lor the
(!od to whom il was diilii'liteil.
The inoral eieioeiit iu man is that di-
vine agency ti
thing at tin
place, and v. il
al causes us do the right j fu ol love for mankind, full of
riiriii tiine, in the right .honorable end'uvo:-, full of patriotic
Ii ttie right means, his impulses- -resolutions, Ion, that will un
soul I hat keeps us sweet' hesitatingly and unerringly di-vilopein-I
win ii that salt has lost' I,, deeds.
the salt of tin-
and 'U re en
its savor
-ailed?
'I he I rue
his face ag
the rock nl
surfings ol
w In
'uith shall il be
urnniist should should set
iust million! tendencies as;
Tciu riH'c is set again-l the
the s.-a What, inoral, re -
lined family wants I In rapes, seductions,
murders I'm- lust, and actf nl high-band-
i d outlawry gathered Ii lhc lour cor-
neis of our continent and set before
them each moruiu". served up aslbough
lo awaken the sluggish iippctnvs ol
ami coin n-sans, ami io iiinnine
the imaginations ol Hie law les-i ami Mie
vicious? Are newspapers with .-neb
contents lit f..-ihnse snered precincts
where sons and daughters an- being
shielded Iroiii lhc vices and scduclioiis
nf I he World y
pauioiis for Iin-
t I I!
are curious to l.now Wliai iue greai.,
world out.-idc is doing and Imiiitiii
launch llicir bark up ni ils billons t
, re Sin n pnpci t in emu- ; ncails
susceptible young whoilt'mii
lint, it i- said ibal such puliliealioiis ,,ceain. Il pbntograplis the world each
are popular. All lhc eivaier, then, is day. It is ubiipiitoiis mid omniscient -lhc
reason why the public taste should : almost omnipotent.
he corrected And mi wlmm dues thej '( ke il niniiipulent all il needs is
responsibility nl lids cm Tectum more perfect devnlinu to the truth and a
heavily rest than upon lhc journalists of chivalrous champioii.sbip of morality,
lhc land? ! And the day will come when even this
And wbal n ughl In he ibiuighl fhe!nj n(,t be'wanline. Mav (iutl sneed
edilor w ho, in nrdi r lo
make iiioiicy,
publishes the foul misdeeds of men and
by inti'mlneing lln-ir papers into the
hands of the innocent C' l rupl I heir
als and l I as;- their pa-.-ioii.-'!
Il is lhc ll I V IICXI il.in- In h pin-J il
bar rooin, a Mtuiobug .-a! ...ei and i.a .'dv
house all in one and l.n- ; he -.Iac of
pecuniary pc ii: giving tin- piinl.e an
opera glass lo in i.m an uui is u uc
ami a leh ple ne t" near an l eal is sunt.
No! ihi.isiii more u oe j nirualisiu
than free love is holy in. it. .in my or
communism is real bbeiiv, or free
thinking is raimiial religion
And herein
I hen
is a startling need
a reform may, by
I'nr a reform. Such
" lewd fellows of lhc baser sort
called newspaper dudcism or journalistic
aiiiil-Xiincyisiii ; but lhc loiincr who
c:i nn.it stand such sm cis has tun weak
a baek-boue to balance him -vl! .success
fully on the Iripod.
I'he I rue icl'orinvr will meet wilii
success, lor lie will ne cii",at;i o in a " imi
vork, and g I ivi rk.i when intelligent
ly persevered in alwavs receive the lavor
and applause nf maukiii'l. Say w lint the
World will the maguetic pole is I lie
Kighl, and In that p"le the needles nf
intellect, conscience and will, all lurti,
inevitably and irrcVislihiy.
I lie moral inllueni I Hie press, Ihen.
siiniilil lie ill iiiiii i in inn n in:: ami nut
enrruptiiig, lo in -l i net n mi and iml m
ilcstruellon, to inlorming the luteileel,
to strenglbeniiig the conscience and In
energizing lhc will with moral impulses.
When this influence, this in u.il in
fluence nf llic pn.-s, shall liaeioue its
perfect work, the lieWsplpcr ill speak
with the ti'iiihAil.'ii ss i f a sainl, the
bolilncss n a marlvr, the chasicncssofi
a iiiHiilcn, Die wi.-iloiiinl a sa-'e. am
the power of a L'ml
There is no reform more needed iu
uii'iinlisiu than llic ill coiiliiiiiancc of
jicrsoual and political abuse.
The muiiH'tit a man bccnines a candi
date, or a probable candidate, his polit
ical opponents begin to paint him black,
and to ornament his lu-ow wiili the1
horns ami Ins feet with the Ic mi's of
llecl.ebub.
And it is a constant practice with
many political editors to brand
all the ollieials nf the adverse party Us
thieves, (icoiindrelii and corruptionists
This is not only downright recklesi
wickeducs, but is inteliseley unpin rio,
ic. It impresses Ibreigners with the be
lief thai liberty is incompatible with pir
bliciil purity, 'and t that extent, these
utrocioiiB political libels damage the
progress, oi human freedom.
J5ut tbe most diimag
.nop 1'i.vii I nf (l.iu
wholesale no bttca villilu.,ti,. it,., ..c
. . . .. . Si---r ... unr
ii.- . ii. .
liunce to
plllilic
This litis caused inueli of tbe pnlitu-a
ibshnnestv I lint ri-ts. When men be
lieve that politics is lie science of pub
lie Rimiility, thru will iiii-n enjjae ii
imlitics nil that tlimrv. nml iiiuvi'isiil i
(iiililii! ciirriiitiiin will In1 tin' rrsiilt.
A lar-ri! iiiii.iiiiiii u( llic tililii: ti
Irusi nf H.liiii-i lias ppiwn nut of the
in laimnin iniMvllaiiiimis billiiiati! tin;
ni'vsjiaii'i's nf Ami'fk'ii liavr fur nvcr
ihiw 'i-iinniidiis Ihi'ii ln:ijiiii' ii'ii
mir iiililii! ini'ii. Slaiidrr ims tnliave
licr liivnriio liaunls in i lie cilitnr's sane
Mini, tiic iin.st .I'lilmis jiiicis at lii'i' Hi
lar ore i.. liral jniirjiali.-t-, nml tin
Mi' j-l fi-Mii('iit uml Mi'(-ritnlil'' sarriliri!
si-cins Ik lie die jruuil unlnc i,f nlir Ull
lie mill.
It tuny wifely lie piviliclril tlmt if
llici'i' is in. a -! -rin in tlii" I rt-aT uu-nt
nl'Mili!ic mi'ii, nil ii.ii.iralili', riiii.-i'il'ii-lions
iin-ii will Im driven mil nf imliiirs
and iiiiiviishI
I'llie'lelll! tile -ei
lineal ci rruptinii w ill'
blic. I
Oh, f' l' a spirit of fair-iiiimli'diK'ss ,
aiiioii niir p'.liiii-al jonrnalils that will I
honor all to uhoiu Imin.r is due 1 a i
i knightly chivalry thai will deli'lil In do
Imm 'i! to luh rbauieter evi n w lien j j.arty has iinminati'd u cainliilatc wlmiii
found iu the iieisoii n a political itiita'-, a real body of the must venal Ieiilo
nni.-i! Uh, f.r llic dawn nl ll.nt day j erals piactiJiilly boll. Ib'strust of the
w hen pi iuciples, nml not ieioiiP, will ; I I'lnoeiatic pal ly springs from the din
lie discu.cil in tiit- iioliticnl pre.-s, ami 1 duct nf the verv I (emnerats who inadlv
when lacli snle will acc"l'il to Hie oilier
the im i it nf piiirioiisin and limn My.
tlorinus is t In mi.-i..ii nl tin editor.
; Let bun m.t thiiil; I here are no
! new driiarl iiivs. Let him iml content
hiinelf with imitating when it is his dil-
tv to bcnuie hinisi ll tin exaiiiile I Let
him take iin- compass nf iimialily ami
with the axe of coiiraL'i- bla.e for him-1
'task
And now lu ielly to reeiipitidati! : The -
stored with tbe choicest wenlth nfwi-
iloiii, w linsc conscience is a- pun
in
the
.dew-driip. as bright as the diamond and
as sensitive to truth as the needle to the
magnet, and whose intellect and con-
science in holv wedlock beget rendu-
In store tin
hilt -licet, to refine the
! conscience and In instigate the will tn
execute the eonimamU of a iudtriiicnt
,, the intellect and the con
science- this is I iml moral influence
! journalism owes to mankind.
i More pntenl fm-gnml than the pulpit
j more repressive of high crimes ibau
. courts, more persuasive to good
deeds than the rostrum, more universal
J an educator llian the college, the press
( .n, agency whose iiillneiiee can make
earllian r.ilcii anil man a foil
The
, world
, It in.il
dellls.
, lieaee.
press
It i-
lo-day gives law to tbe
lhc universal sovereign
unmakes kings and lucsi-
es am
Il declares
It removes
war ami uiaKcs
geticials from the
!
of armies, and
coiiimauds those
w hen ami whither to march.
has broken down the walls of oar-
i. tilimi tictui-cii
has tuuneleil
S;ates and nations It
mountains and bridged
thai blessed dnv. mav ini 'ids sinoolii iu
pathway and may men. lend their aid lo
tins consummation. For, when tin
prcM becomes windy nor I ihenw I have
I'a'.Micil a millennium more real than
imy that saints have dreamed of or
p"i is imagined -a millennium nf pure,
loving and hoiiorable iicliou, a milieu
iiiuui of rcliiieiueiit iu society and hon
esty in Slate, a millennium of lhc con
science, the intellect ami the will work
ing harmoniously for the welfare of all
men.
I'll is- millennium is sure lo cmue, ami
when it comes it will cmue to stav. ami
,,n the triumphal archway creeled to
mr itx advent will be inscribed : "lb..
hold thu Mural 1 u ll iK-iK i- of I lie. Press"
CKOVER CLEVELAND.
vhti Actual Issuca cf the
Presidential Election
Sharply Defined.
Harper's Weekly, which in till pre
vious campaigns lias supported the Ke
ptlblican nominees, has (he iMInwiug
striking editorial in a recent issue:
"The nomination of (iov. Cleveland
defines sharply the actual issues of the
I'rcsiilcutiu! ejection this year, lie is a
man whose absolute nllicial integrity
has never been (piesliuneil, who has no
laborious and doubtful explanations lo
undertake, ami who is universally
known us the (Iovcrnnr of .New York".
i elected by an unprecedented maiorilv
wbieh was imt partisan, and represented
both the votes and the consent of an
enormous body of Republicans, and w ho
as the chief executive of the Stale has
steadily withstood the blandishments
and the threats of the worst elements of
his parly, and has justly earned the rep
utation of a cotirugciius, indepeudei:!
and cllieienl friend and promoter nf ad
ministration lelorm. His name has be
come that of the especial representative
among our public men of the integrity,
purity and economy of administration
w hich are the object of the most intelli
gent and patriotic citizens. The bitter
and furious hostility hostility of'Tum-
miiny Hull and of lien. Jiullcr to (iov.
( 'levelaml to Ins passport to the confi
dence of good men, ami the general con
viciion tlmt Tamilian v will do all il can
to defeat him will ho an additional in
eentivo to the voters who cannot sun
purl .Mr. Maine, and who are unwilling
not to vote at all, to secure tbe election
of a candidate whom the political rings
uini ine party trailers liistnetively Male
ami unitedly oppose.
"So firm and 'clean' and indcpend
cut in bis high ofllco has (iov. t'leve
land shown himself to be that he is do
iiouiiced us not being a Democrat by his
uemoeriiiic oppouenUi, ibis deuuncia
ciation springs from tlio fact that lie ban
not liesiluled lo prefer the public welfare
tn the mere intereat of the party hast
autumn, when the Demueraiie "District-
Attorney of Queens county was charged.
iih ininoumluul, llio OoviTiinr lieanl
tlii! Hi'iMi-iiMiin and defense, ami di'fidi'd
tlliil it WiiN llis duly t ri'limvi' till! nlli-
let'. Hi' iviiK asked bv bis nai'tv i'rioiids
to defer tlie removal until tilW tlio elei'-j
lion. aKiiibcrwi.se the party wmild losc j
llic distrirt by tl.e (nsiii(Iii of tlm At
t.rni''ii friends. The (iovcrnnr under-
stonil Inn ilnly, and reinnved tlio nllirer
soini'days before tbe I'lectnm, uml tin
jiarty did l"so the district. This kind
of i-iuiii'gc and devotion to public duly
in iin; teeib of the most virulent nimnsi-
lion nl Irnder. of bin own party in unu
Sllill in
liivi'i.-e
any public man, ami it slums
v llic executive Miialitv which
h di'iiiauded at a lime wbeu cverv form
of s'culalion and (rami presses upon
Hie mil. lie
ticasurv under tbe siieenuis
plea nl parly ud vuiita'K.
" Tin; ai ''tnni'iii tlmt in un election it
is not a mail but a inirly that is support-
ed, and that the liuiiincratic party is
less tn be truslcd than the KcMlblieaii,
i, fuiilc at u tiine when thu Ucpublican
I'Mifii tmv. tievciaiiil Iiccause micv
(iov. Cleveland because
know that they cannot use him
un re i.artv arirumeiit is vain ul
The
. be-
cause no honorable man will be whipped
in In vote for a candidate whom he be-
lieves to be pcrsoniilly disqualified for
the presidency on the round that u
pitily ought to b" sustained. Xo lmnest
Keiiiiblii-iiu would sustain bis party lor
such Ueiiublicaiis to sustain llicir iiartv
by voting for an unworthy candidate.
not reasonably expect the nomination of
a worthier candidate at the next dec
lion, ami tlu-v could not consistent! v or
pose tbe election of any candidate whom
their nartv miirht select.
1 be time to
defeat unlit nominations
is when tbev
are made not next time. The iiotnl
nation of (mv. I levelaml is due not so
much to the preference of bis party as
to the general ilemaud of the country
for a cii!idiilacy which stands for pre
ciselv the ninilitics and services which
i are associated with his naiiii1
To Toy Contly With Fortune
Is Nice.
lo tov with I'ortuiie, if not nt too
great a risk, is one of tbe plcasantest of
pastimes. The wild gambling in stock
on Wall street brings t.i the speculator
mil iiear as lieal'liv an exercise as tlx
investment in the drawings of the Louis
iana Slate Lottery, at New Orleans
La., of ?") for a whole or iiropiirtiumiti
lv tm- Iriietii.iialilc parts. I he III
iii-aml .Monthly Drawing will occur on
Tuesday, August 12th, am! any infor
mation can be bad on application toM.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Fortho Legislature.
We an- iiiiiliiiri.ed lo iiuiiiiiiiici-John M.
Uelli'v, li., of the I2ih civil district, ii cim
iliilnle In represent Franklin purely in the
Lower IL. ici'ot llic next I Ii ncrnl Asscmlilv
nlTi-mii-ssic snlijicl tun Convention. Flec
tion, Nov. pli.
We are iiuiliiiri.cil to aminiiiii'i- V. V.
".nl I caiiiliilate In represent Fnuiklin
cmililv iu tin- Inner house ul llic next ( ien
did A -inl.lv uf Tennessee,
We lire iiullinri.ed to liniiiitilice Mr. Flnvil
11 -t ill a i-iiiiiliilule to represent Frmikfiii
ml v in llic lower brunch nf tliciiext I ii n-
i nil As.-i iiil.l v .
For StatoSenator.
We are iiiillinrii il tn announce I'r. I.cu is
Melealle a ciuiiliil.ue fur Stale S-imlnr from
the counties of Friinkliu, llcilforil ami Munrc,
at the elisiiiiiK November eli-etiun.
For Sheriff.
We an- lllltllnrized In ll I III 1 1 1 ll -a- ('. A. Major-
:i eiiiiiliiliilel'ur Sheritl nf Franklin t-oim-lv.
F.leetinn 1st Tbilisi I ay in August, Isst.
We nre iilllln.i ii il In iiluinlllii c U. F. Ink-
ley :i ciiliiliilnte for rc electiiiii to (he cilice nf
Slii'iitl' nf Friinkliu county, at llu ciisuinj;
Allellsl -llltli.il.
For County Trustee.
We are .nilhnri.i d tn aunniiiicc ..., Skid
inore a ciuiiliihile fur Trustee nf Fnuiklin
coiinlv, at the cii-uiii); August eleelinu.
We nre iiiilliiiri.eil In lilinollllce It. (i.
Smilh a caiiiliilnti' for re-i h i lion (n till- nllice
nf Triisiee nf Franklin cuiinty.at the i-iisuin
ehelioii.
For Chancellor.
We arc nuthnrixc.1 to iinnoioiee Hun. K.
I). Ilaiii'uck, nf M io fni slioro, n eiiniliiliile
for I'liniieellnr of the Fourlh Cluuieerv Di
visinn, eninpnseil nf the counties nf Wiirn n,
I'ollee, ( ami (niinilv, lleilfurd, Friinkliu,
l.ininlu, lliilliei'l'nid mid Moore.
For Congress.
We are mil buri.ol to niiiioiincc Hon. II. F,
Alexander il eiiniliiliile fur Cencress from the
Filth Cun.'iissii mill llislriel of Teiiniksii.
i-iiinnnseil nl tliecnillltles of lei Inn . ('allium.
i nine, r I'll Ilk in. I.incn III. Mar in l....r.,
mid Kutberfonl. Flection Nov. Ith. 1.SS4.
We nre iiiitlmrucd In nnnuiiiici' tlmt Hon,
1. It. Ivic.nf I'liilfnrd cniintv. in n I'unili.lni..
for Coiinss in, in tbe Fifth ( 'nmrres,.;,,,,.,!
ii-!ricl ul Ti an. ssee, ( iiumiI nf tbeeniin.
lies i. l.eillnril. Caminll. Cull'ie. Fnuiklin
'", M e, Miii-sluill and Hiitberfuid.'
l-.lectli.il, November -I, I.V4.
We are ;oilliori,eil In nminiinee A, b. Lull-Ji--,
Sr il cninlidiite fur Cniinss from the
'nil Cuiivre-sinnnl llislriel nf Tciiii(MC,cnin-
l""'"l "' l'' i itii" of Itnlfonl, Ciinnun,
C.ll'.e, Fnuiklin, l.ineoln, Marshall, Mnure
nml uiitlieluril.
We ni-eiiiillK.ri.nl tn nnnoiiuce llinl ,.n.
.Ills. I". Kiellllrilvnn.lif Klllh,. rb.nl ....mil.' iJ
iii-aiiilidnle I'm-Coiiirli s from the Kiftli i" ,'..
cressiomu iMstnet nl leiimwee, ei.lnposi , nf
lie eoiiniii- f liedford, Ciumnii, Cnllee,
in 'M m, i.mn, in, .Munre, .Marshall, nml
loitlu i fi iil counties.
U'e tire aiithui-ied to am ice linn. W.
I-. lolby, nf .Moor., county, ns n eainliihite fur
Coll-ress f nun tills. Cmicriwi , ilislriet,
1 'I'"' '.'I "i Iin- eiillllties of lleilfurd, Cannnii,
Cnllee, r rnnklin, l.iueuln, Munre, Miirshnll
iiiul Uiilherfniil. Fbctiuii, Nov. 4, ISK4.
Wcareilllllliirixiil tn mm II,,,, l;.,l,.
nnl Warner n ciindiduie fur re-ileilinn to
(nlienss fr,uiitlii dislrics, cum pom ,1 nf be
;-umiiies nf Iliilfoiil.Caiinnn, Cnllee Frimkliii
l.ineuln. M MI-ili ul I Munre. mid lfnt nrlnr.1
"l'ml six cents rnr pustnicp, iiml
ii'i'civt. Irci', u I'dslli lx 't inn iIh
Hliii h H ill In l..ill. in eiiln i -ex.
Ui in. u c iiiniii'y rltrhl iibhv tlinii
iiiiyililiiK el-e in Ill's uiirl'l' Kor
I line. iimiiII I lie wiivkia-H iilisn'ulu
a id's t'rue .t Co., Ai'rf'i-tn.Mnliil'
NASHVILLE MARKET.
Bacnn clear sides, 10c, packed.
Hamx-C. C C, VI.
Lard .Siinwflake, in kegs, lifts.
Country lard, 10c
I'V's l''rnin first liamls, 7c
Feathers l'l-iine pecsc, ISo : nii.xeil.
includiii'' duck, l'jfi "lOc.
KnH,8l.(i0 per U His.
l!nrn, shelled, 'iOc.
Wheat New. dry uml in milling
cunditinn, 7iatiC
('m il meal, per busliel, il)( loe.
live. new. fruii) wnjjoii, (We.
Hav. 5l;IC'?14pcrton.
I loirs, averairin 22.') pounds nml up
ward, 31.50a 4. M.
("attic, extra good shipping c4.UU(ir.
4 ,0.
J, L. BAUGH'S
Is Headquarters for
B)ry Goods,
Notions,
Clothihr,
lints,
15oots, Shoes,
Groceries.
f0 Zcilor Uro.s' WaiTanlcd
Siloes ii spociahy.
Sewing jIacliincs,
Trunks, etc.
nTA- A full line of School Hooks.
BMju All kinds of Hurler taken in ex
change for goods.
1 keep un li.-iud mid imiimfiielnri' In order
:i!l kinds nf Fiirniliire, w hich I prnpnse In sell
nt low rates. Also, a met' lot nl i ictiiies.
Moiililins, c, iilunvK nn liimd.
Allsi.es of COFFINS -Walnut, llioewooil
ciiscs, ( 'ankets, Mclalic Cases, uml all kinds
nf Trillion iik nml l.inilip fur mime, kept
cuiisl.-iiitly un ll n tn I.
Fspecial ulteiitiiiii veil tn Fiulcrtiikiiii;.
I keep a hearse, for the u-u of hicb my
pricee are reiisnmible.
FHF.D WKNiiKU,
Nnrllunst side I'liblic Sipinre.
Wagon and Carriage Shop.
ICISSLINC & STUDER,
WiNciirxvKii, Tkss.,
Arc irciare(l lo tin the best, ( hi iipest and
must nioiiiiit work. iil'oiis ami IiIil-l-u s nl
Slavs mi hand.
All kinds nf Iihii'ksiuitliing iri.ni.lly nl
tellileil lo. llnrse-slliH lllg 11 sH l lillt v.
m:trJt-1 v
JOHN M. HUTCHINS,
wiNciii-Kn-:i;,Ti-:NN.,
IlKM.KIt IN'
Standard Patent Medicines,
Faints, ( )ils, Varnishes, Ityp-Siafls, Iluir A
lunlli 1. rushes, loilet Articles, rcrluincry
Suiips, fslioiinlir Ilraces, trusses, Sponges
:i lid nil viil'leties nl I 'rilL'L'lsIs ,iinilries, I l
Kars, I'ure Wines anil l.iijimrs for Medicinnl
puriiusi s.
l n vsicin iih iireserniiii.iis ciiitIi.iiv coin
piiiindi il, amlnrili rs iinsiven (I willi cure nml
dispatch. niarS
STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical
COtiLlOGE,
Knoxville, : Tennessee.
Next Session begins Sept. 4th, 1884
1 lu re nre courses in Agriculture, Science,
I'.UKiiiccriiiK anil the I lassies, under thirteen
1 rulessnrs ami Instructors. Two veurs of
pi-epuratnry instruction nre provided.
Iliscipliiie I'liisunabli' iiiiii faithful.
Facilities lor moral uml relitrious triiinine
The Military ry;niii.iit ion wcim-H n-(,'iilarily,
precisina and prninptnesH in nil the exercise's.
Ntuntiun, liiiilllifiil ; siirrniinilins, Im iiiiii
fill ; climate, siih riur.
Tuition is free to students nppniuteil bv
iiieiiibers of the Legislature, anil by State,
County ami City Superintendents of Schools.
Vcessnrv expenses ,i I xi ill M(0.
Fur Ciit:ilof;iii tV;e., ndilress
KODI MASSIF,
junlS Chairnuinnf the Facullv,
Election Notice.
WM. I? HATK, COVKRNOR OF TIIK
STATU OF TKXXKSSKE To all
trim .'hull .ire (licic yursf ids, Gfertiiig :
Wheri iis, n vacancy t xi.ts in lhc iifiice nf
Chancellor of the Fourth
Chancery Division,
caused by the death of the Hun. Julia W
Hurton :
Now, therefore, I, Win. II. Hate. (Inventor
iiftlieSiate ol liiimssee, bv virtue of the
power nnd iiiithurity vistctf in me by the
Constitution and l.nivs, herebv order un elec
tion to he held within the limits of said
Fourth Chum-cry Division, on
Thursday, the 7th tiny of August, 1884,
to till said viu'iincv, nnd the Sheriffs and other
nlhcers entrusted by Inw with such diilus in
said Fourth (,'hnncery Division will, nn siiid
day, proceed to oien nnd hold said election nt
a I f t lie- viirioim precinets nail Voting places
within their respeelive eounlieH, and due re
turn ninke, no provided by Inw.
In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my
hand, nnd hnvecauHed tliefirent 8,'iir
)sK.M..(nf the Stale to he uflixed at Nushvtllc,
wwtl,i2d dnv of Julv, 1884.
WM. Ib'llATK, (lovernor.
I). A. Kl'SN, Secretary of State.
jylli-tde
1
DRUGS 1 CHEMICALS
im
For sale bv .1. M. Iluti-hii, Wiaehotcr j
it nil I ii-ii. ('. Hnss, IVi'hcrd.
For Everything that
Desirable Gun,
REMINGTON FIREARMS
ARE UNEQUALED.
8EE THE N
SHOT GUN.
MODEL OF
1882.
western offics,
y, ' and
yT mWy S f- SEND
D. H. LAMBERSON CO., NEW YORK.
73 STATI STREET, CHICAGO, ILL
f
Ana will oinlrlfl!y rhsoffe Hi Mtv.4
niTHOO who Will UK 1 nu eni i,,ni iTiim w t-.-0,-j wnvvru
lHuUh If iuchfctXilnffboponrtiilfl. For r.niiilo Conitliklnt these 1111 have ttooquul.
VhrHlclaua oi them for Uo ctir of tlVtU auU UIOS LV Ulwwv. Bold ovorywterc,
or Bnt by ma for iiSo. Iu Umn. ChcnUrg tme, 1. 6. JQHS U C0-. r.,un.
WW
S fci
!! K.M
JSHMSON'S ANODYNE Ult fflM
r.". iia- iut, (-..infft, i..rpiK "" ',
ii...,.i,.r ii niiikk. xniii Tvn rv lii'i v. t.h
II Ii wril-tuviwii fori ir.at mil f Mi
tlone Hid i tt!i! l-.. ili-r n.M ki ' emu
Irv i. vortMi-s.: I'.. ti M'ipmI.iT. (' mln'sn
l'..wd-r I. tNn.i.i.'lv,.ir' nn.! v-rwuliift. l".
Kilt hint: on I'artii will mriko !-n
I.... tl-.. h..ll..i'.tf'..iillillmi I'llW-
ET?B w
mmt
CHICKEN CHOLERA,IIX..''VjiIIKso
BBHOTAL
1 resieelfully .Minoiiliie to the public ihnt
I have moved my slock of l.i'iillii r ( omils.
sucli ns
HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDLE, SADDLES,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
nml utlier enuils kept in mv line, In Hie olil
stnnd formerly necupied by J. I.. I!.iui;li, enst
curlier of Public Siimirc. Also will kicinnj
Iinnd nl store ll stuck nf
Upporand Sole-Leather.
I nlso have, in the same liiiildinc, a
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
For the above koihIs.
SH,IIuh-s uml Tullow wuutiil lit the above
Ht ll 11(1.
Hair Will cniitiinie tbe Tiinninr; luui
iness at the old (I'orter) Tiinyard. ns
u.suol Jiespectfully,
M. P. PETTY.
jan2.-lf
, S. Curie
Will
remain in Winchester fur
months, mid will
Hi-vend
Tune, or repair, Pianos and Or
gans at Moderate Hates,
iiml L'linriuitee his work. lie is also niren
for
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS 1'IAXOS
AND OKUAXS.
nv line wishing lo piirclinse can porrps-
piuid with or cull on him, at Winchester,
linn. leliti-tl
SAVE YOUR FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
-I1V ISIMI TIIK-
UEEICAH EVAPORATOR
I nm ill nirenl fur the Amcricun l''vniii,rs.,i.rni,insnieii.
tor, the best nnd cheapest ninchiiie in use
il-liv IllllllllL'CU iv llllV ill v mini r .. , .1
(iiPi'iiriluiK tn size nf iniichine.) I en ti fur
nish live iliiri-ntu sizes. Bidtid tn bin.n ..r
small nrehnrils, at terms nm! prices within
the reach (.f eviry i.iic n niiif nn orchard.
Cun he paid fur eiisilv in l'U or !!0 dnvswith
the proilacUnf niiu bine if run iiccurdiiiK to
instriiclinus iicconiime- ivit i vi rv i bim.
rnr intorimitmn nr p.,ndue cull nn nie and
give year orders i.i time fur tbe berrverop.
i' li ti.ti'.,. m. : 1
r. . JllLlrll IDA, Aint,
"nyclf Wiiieliealer.Tenn.
For Sale, Cheap.
One Furly-hnrse pnwer laiuiiie nml P.oiler
Itoud as new. Will exelinnce for lumber.
iKiniJITY MFG. ((.,
H''l"12tf M urfriTsboro, Tenn .
T. C. MURRELL.
Surgeon zr. Plivsicirm
Winchester, Tenn.,
isreadytoatte,,,! to all calls in town or
COHIItO'.
i
i
! in mm mi mm hi ii t -- 4
Patty & Sliuo!;, Cowan P. S. Mudev
HiiiillntJ
aprld-lv
goes to make
the
SHOT GUNS.
REVOLVERS.
RIFLE CANES,
FIREARMSfor HUNTING
TARGET SHOOTING,
rOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
LAMBERSON. FURMflN & CO.,
SOLI ACENT8 REMINGTON SPORTING COODI,
?8 fit 283 BROADWAY
PURGATIVE p
'
f e.y
In Iho rtiro jftfm la inctth. Any
Aj-MimA, llroiuMtlP, VctuM.
IN l Rii. l'lo ioniuisn
W I'lil l'i NC I.l MMr'.N r (.1
W ft ,5 t i I iii-iwiuiio..!
iimmim. .huinmjns ANu-
Jtr ii.!, nltiI o tut if trnnl
ill V'lh
un-t will jH.';ilv-'lv i"(r. iiint! crufl
. Idfi-nr t't'in fl.uf x,l ywt tuai;r
...it 111
lo." .
lit ft ' t'V t'l lil ll ill't itw Ui'Aut.
' ivu'i.n.'1-.i.
Irt ir r !Vtii t'.n j.
. " .Ti'.ri -.,:'k . .
I'Iini. at tlif I.ttrvi n .jrj-
k'j.i:AoS t: Co.. lUvitu :.
-
mm i flv
B. H.STEIF,
101 Union St., Nashville.
BARCAINS IN
Hi
L I J
1 1
ii
UI16
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Etc.
In fact, everythiug found in u lirst-clw
Jewelrv Store.
Also' Miinnfiirtiirer el 1'I.AIX lidl.H
KN(!S, which urc iniuie tn i rei r nl dn it
nntiee, uml lueliest iinnlilv eit.-.n
liK.il. I: '1
nnd he I'nnviniTil ul
i nc i.Hii n vf u t ; i n is. i.l
101 Cuiiiii St., 1 1. 1, Ci.lleai iiiio Miulat.
Ii. II. STIKF.
THE
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
(Im attnlnod a lUitidurd of cxrctlem-o w litch
hlmltK of no aupwiur.
It contnliiii Try Ininrovomcut Uml liin-iillm
(jelilim, iklll nisi niont-y tun iriliii v.
TIA-se excHmt Onjnin Bre PoHlrtiil
Vulmn. (iiulliy of tone, itilrlc i),.ni-. vrlj
of Riimblmitlim, Bnl.tie (ti-lun, Uiiniy In titivu.
perfect comtnivtlon, nnihtiiK tliiin tliu in"'
Btlmctlvo, orimmenmt and desirable onimis I"'
bomua, aclioola, clinrchci, InriKiH, tocicUtJ, etc
BNTABLIM1IED RF.Pl'TATIO.V,
VNKQI'ALKH 1A IMTIICM,
NUILLKIt WOHKMKX.
l:ST MATDKIAt,
roMniNP.n, makk tiiiii
THE POPULAR ORGAN
Instruction Books& Piano Stools
CuUloguoa 5t Trlcu I.istd. ua o'.licutiun, rncc.
The Chicago Cottage Organ Co.
Corner Randolph and Ann Streets,
CHICAGO, ILL.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Winchester, Tenn.
New nnd elcrniit Tup mid Nii-Tup
and lirst-ebiss lliiriiesf mid Snildli' llnrsis.
Horses buurileil by the year, nienlli er iln.vi
v.. rv ..U Illlll Ui. 1 1 ...,.. I. , li. Ill 1(1 lliuo
I Hacks run aleht nnd day fimn Wir.elitft' r
In When I'iihk. iii ri. imi II. , f,,r III II in
of tnwn.ilinl bncgiie,,
diet'Leil.
nprl-tl
FI.I.IS l'AYS.
J. W. CRISARD,
Physicirin .t Surircon,
Ofl'ersbin uriifpsuinr.nl jerviei f Id till' Cl"'
!cn of Winchester ami surrniimliii).'
UV I 111'..... In l... I. .,11.11.., ililil I'J
"ll. I. IIII.I."
Jiulpe J.W.Williams, west side ff Spinrr.
Itesidenpe The Coehrnn Iioiim-, iu ur t npt.
Tnm.CJreKory'a. juii. li.'t.'V!'-
The University of the South
is li.eal.il at SKWANKF, TFNN., npn lli
C'liinberlaiid Plalean. 2,0(1(1 feet iilmve I,1"-
sea level. This School, under the
niitroniifce of the Itislmps of the Pretism"
Kpiseopnl Churchill the South and Soutli
west, oilers the liealthicsl resideiire uml 'C
Iwsl iidvanlnKi'S, bulb inoral uml ediicntio"-1''
in its (Iriinimnr School nnd its Ciilli'.'ii'if
and TheoloRicid iH-nnrtnienls. Fr
special claims of this I'liiversiiy fur V'?
iil'p. nnplv for (hirnnients to the Ki-v. Ir.i'"
FA IK 11'OIHiSON, I). 1., Vice Cli-m"'1""'
Sewiiner.Ti'iin. fiii'l.'l-H'
n m i ..