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ONE CO'.I.AR Fzn AN'JItf,
Wednesday, Aug. 7.7. loC4
i)MM()(.'IlATI(.' TKKKT.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
1 oil
TH03,
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A. HENDRICKS,
hi j:.m.vi.
Foil v.i.vi ma.- I'll! mi: "T;t u I . . i:i.-,
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Henry Ward Boechcr to Take MR. CLEVELAND'S LETTER
the Stump for Clde'ancl.
The Brooklyn Vuioii publishes I he
( 1 1 j ss in;: :
The Iliv. Henry Ward Boechi-r
pa-rd nearly l!ic entire iiinriiiii in lis
: 1-1 1 i If' In II stntOIUUlt (V"lll ''''II. Hora
tio C. ICiiiL'. nl I in ulilvii. 'ii'ii
liii- jiii rriuriH'il from
His Formal Staternont
Views on Public
Questions.
of
(inv. Cleveland's letter, f irinally iic
c'MitiiiL' 1 1 io Democratic humiliation for
lYesideni nf the I'liiied Suites, is us fol
1 Iowh :
( leiitlonion : I
Kin
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, I,. I ni'iht;i.illli)ll ii l ie;' i.i.i.iio.iium, .illicit .jin - . .,
t. ;i ..l-.ti ihimi ! inloriiiiiiif inn of niv nomination In
Bcm-Iht a
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l invi riidi' I. love
liii invi -;i!iii'Hi
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th.
'I'lio result nl" "' I result-til nl the L nited Main
entirely favorable i k.v 'he National Dumoci ulii: ( 'on volition
I Mr II'm tIh i' is I ""'' usseiuiiieii iii v.iiican. j iieeepi
i n II I lii'.ll reporter lm noiniiiniioii mui ll graiciw itppiecm- t , ,.
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SU: lii.cl.i r said flu- iiwriiini? : "l- -"V"-"' ' nr.on
lav- I..,n i-.i:-:r a judicial prow-m. " , ! 1 '"" ,'" ,,,u r; I ",
I,,,.. H,. u;;v down in the mml, I'm i1'"--!'. '",'' """.dai.ee I usmiiii". 1
w ti.i-i-..i..l.-"uM. l.,-.-,ikiii- u ii v , hJv -"-ullv con-idcred tlii.i.nfi.riji
I ! Mww ..!.!. r.ar..!' that '"'"'"l 1,v the convenum, ami ordiul-
:l , , T,ui C,v.-.ii,.rl eve-hind "i'l" "VK . " I'"" 1 " "
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1 1 1 -1 1 1 nl ik-iiH.i-nitiP tiiiili a ii-1 tin- jiiiiui-
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( flii,, :u,d Vi-l 'ii-';iniii, (VI 11.
Tlio Miuprc-sM nf China ha.- lt-ciik-,
(li t'lait- war willi FraiK-n.
t"
Tliu i-alilo in various poi:i,.ii-. i
ncttMs arc ulllirli-il with muri.iin.
r t. i
linn. All-Xllflilrr II. .St"ilii-ii-' lil, ia
ry, Mliiuli coM fJiJO.DUO, rm-nily I in
AtluiiU fur SHOO.
Nmhvilli-. "ih
limit nflil hliou
IStlltlll!.
"put ilnvu"
market in
ii- tin- fil'ili
tiie I'n, I, 'I
J-Jvorylx.ily hIkiuM turn niii. l-i Ihiii
tlio ciindiilatiil f'r (jiivc-i urn- h.i nl; m .u
I'liilny. !
(ionciili iulili' (sounti il'eit mIvit iiiuih ) .
of lint 10. mill I'.'i l-i lil.- ill-iimiia;:i,,i It
in ciiculati,,ii. I
A CftVC lias linen iliscnvi rcil In Camp
iicll county, i'enn , uhieli, il i.- .-anl,
i.iiliiviils Keiiliieky'H Maiiiumtli t '-.m .
Tlio Niihlivillu World claims ll, in i!,--x
Iii hit of Thuhwpo mailile, mi t i i - ,c
oild floor of tlie t'upitol, is liu; fiiK. I in
llm world.
tlie. MillrujreH of Hit-pcnpli! neeils no sup
pleini'iit or cxplaiiiiiiiiii. It slimilil Ite
ri-iiienilK-ri'd tliut the otik'e of i'ri.-eident
in essentially exi-euiivu in ii nutiire.
'I'lii! laws i-imeti-d bv I he letrislativu
liiam-li of the ui eminent the chief ex
ecutive is liiiiiud faithfully to enforce ;
mill uli'-n the uisduiii of the j -1 i tio;i 1
pariv hi'-h si h-i-ls one of its menihi is
as :i nominee for thul nflice bus outlined
i's pnlii y iind ileclari-d its principles, it
si-eiiiH to me that imtliiii'' in character
the Stale ' of the oll'u-er, the iieci-.-sities of the ease.
nf this ri-ijiiiri-s in.. re Imiu tli eitniliiliitu lie-
ccntiiiL' win-h liiiiniliatlnll tluiil tlie sii,'
estion of ivell-knnv, n Sruilis sn alisu
lnli.lv vital I', tlie safely itml welfare nf
I In; nalinli that they cannot be too often
recalled i.r loo serimisly eiiloreed.
We proudly call out-!! u jn.vcriiiiient
by the M-n)li;. It is not i-iicli when a
ciusa loleraied which airoates to itself
the iiiiiiiacmeiit of public all'airs, seek
ing to mill rul the people, instead of rep
rcsentiii.' thi.-in. 1'afties are the luces-
been liu; linest sarv oiiIltom ih nf our instinitimis. bill
that nccti'iii ol ;,. iriiveriimeut is not bv the lieuiile when
one party fasten its contr.l up, hi (lie
i-oiiniry iind perpetuatt-s iis pnwer by
-., 1, it i l..r fil.il I ii ,1 .!, i 11 it tin nii.mli. 1.1.
ist. Ilo .-av.-: I lie tio no; in.i:ioi-,.-,.,a M...v,.., A L'nvei iimeiit
ii iii caiiipaiu fund will ' 1 2111, 117 i js U()l )V t1(! w. a result
-la-iMil b.ittermilk iind lhi iii'jrc.lii:nts i,;,.!, present the
,r -ll.UU, ii -las.-i s i,l pu.-nic l-ni- Juti;i"i:iit will nf free ami thinkin
ai'.e
ll is ai,m.iim-.. that Mr. Hoc, the
iiiunti.r, will H'.iiti t-ive tin: public ai
pli i-s that A iil pliul tliiil.'.HH) pltpels ail
limn . We .-hail i inleaviir to ci-mnt! i.l I
liin.e pii -.-is, which wniild enable us to
print mil- i ditioii in Ir.-s lime than
leilils.
Cuborr.atorial.
i ( I iv. I'.ati-anil .Inde l'raitk T l!eid,
iJeini.eralii! an. I l!fpiiblican camlida.cn
i'.r i iveriiiir, will a Mi-ess the pe.ple in
'illl'!li-.-lel-
1'i.itnv, A i '.'! 2'.MII.
The ''pi liiit' specchi-- lire limited In
uite h-iiir iind thirty minutes, and the
I' j,iililel I" tbiity mi'inles.
I'i.-c ihmi-a.id people attended a
1 iii- ci :ii i rallv iii Kiuixville recently,
and il is said to have
.,'iii,'ii.-1 r ulnii ntadc in
the r;la'e I n' -everal yiars.
A ii'iilliiiielician has li-'ttivil it mil at
:,ibi-!
.lames I'.uclmnan, Ihe last I Vinociatic Pcclt's
I K-sideiit, wan a bachelor ; mid ('h -velum!,
who will be the next Democrat ic
rresitlciit, is a bachi lur.
USD
CaU Uny Ai;aiiT
i Farv.iliaiizes It.
A special from llirininliam, Ala., tu
the Nashville American says the army
ami boll worm are ruining tlio cnli,,ii
crop, and that planters are much ih
pressed. The coruer Nlone of the iMi.-i-K-.ippi
Teaeheis' 1 1 nine was laid at iMoiiU-alc, j
Tciin., mi Wednesday of last week. The,
Mniic was laid with very impressive mn-j
Konic ccrenionies.
W have received ihe first issue nf
Ihe 'Tailed Nltiteb Democrat," publish
nl in New York and edited by the irre
pressible M. M ("lirick") I'onieriiy. It
is, of enliM1, ii si, lid, able Democratic
Mr K. A ''iiti.-lock has drawn
lll.li nl tin- ,(-, iii'l V npllal 1 H.e (?,
(Mllli in lite July Driiwin;; nl The l.oilis
iana Stale I.i, Ih rv, through the Amer
ican l'.xpr---s. I'ecU's Sun called on
('outli,ch, hard al wmk at the planin
luill, .'!.'! ( 'iilaf si., when In-is a vidua-
hi iiployc. 1 lis number was '.111. 2'l I.
In Hie Jiiiu i.'.-.iwiu. .Mr. 1'bilip J.
( .r.il.'T, 'iis'nier for the iiisfiiuiioii Com
mit
stock werks
lillh ticket
which I,,'
(',, in:-lock .:
Ileki I of
I i.in.-l.iel-.
N... ,s,s.:;
r, w us
hi, I
I I'
, hold,
pl'i,1!
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tin
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,a. . bnl ic. I
iii'tl.ir l.i.-l
: ilieu S K.
I- of one
SH) I Mil I
y. Mi:,
-t In l.ii
hast. Mr
y tieliil,
Tbi no
tice i pr
e I as Mr. (I. is known In
lad that the
Louisiana Slate I . .Hi I y ( 'o. i-:i si riihihl
ilistiiiltioii, in w hit-It l!ii-.' il people nf
New Orleans lake pride. - Milwaukee
(Wis.) I'cek's S Anjr. 2
The Shorter Political
ch.'sni.
jiiiper, ami slarlsout with iiHubscription! iim, and it .-iili-ian: a es th,
list oi .iw.uuii. icrniH, per year.
We will forwnrd naincH when de.-,ircd.
ien, h I'n pi) Walker died at his res
idence in Iluntsville, Ala , the 22d inst.
Hu was about 118 ycamold, was a re-
niaikaiilu man in literature, cmiii l
mannii's, Icj'.al ability and political wis
dom. As Sccrciary of War in theCon.
feiieiacy ho will bo rcineinhercil by
luliuy readers of the Homo Journal.
(iov. I in to has ollered u reward n I'
! 1,11110 for the murderers nfthe .Morinon
i-ltlers in Lewis county, and (inv. Mur
ray, of I'lah, sends a dispatch nf'rcct
iuii m follows :
Oatc
Salt Lakj: City, Utah, Aiij;. 22.
(iov. W. IS. liale, Nashville: Tho dis
patches intlicato that you are exerlin
yoiirsilf to vindicati) the laws in the
matter of the murder of the Mormon
inUsiniiaricH in 'I'eiini "see. 1 thank you
for litis action. The charges of preach-
ini; polyniiiny will not excuse murder,
mid I iriiHl lhal you may bring Ihe guil
ty to punishment, thereby prcvcntiiiir
Much lliwli ssiicss ill Telinessco 11 lid clVc
whcri). Lawlessness, in 'It'll ni'ssce and
I'lnli alike, in re-ueheiisiblc, but the
Win is a plall'u 'ii '
An iiith linite es.Niy on ihe vi-ioimry
aiutiiuiiy o lite x.i.vjiio, as apptieil to
iiurlv i.-din .
Of what ilocr it consist ?
One pre.-iinlileaud Iwenly resolulioiis.
In what is its greatest strength ?
Non-essentials.
What docs il, ilemuiiice?
Tlie slave I rude, Ihe Knglisli policy
in the Soudan, ami ihe murder of Abel.
What d ies it uphold?
Civil service reform, excursion rates
and the free- pa -is syslcm.
What i.s its ihiiiiition of civil service
reform?
Morn nlliees and higher salaries
What poi-iii-u of the platform rt latex
to liu) tai ill?
The sect ion wl.it b is left out.
What is the spirit ol the platform on
'i iii'idiibitioii ?
1 1 11 t. ,.. I ,11, If. I, ,11. ...lil.lIU t, I ,,l. Il,i.,.. I I. 1 .
e""-; . J l is opl i, iseil In its Use lis a licveni.'t
were win. iroii ticie, as nicy imve Dcen mt it.i:(.. .. ,i,., s,..;,.,!.,
ior vciirs, by (lie representative nf ur
banized Clinic. I submit tlmt, lis Ten
nessee's representatives in Congress are,
to say tin I- ust, iiiilillercut to the pun
ishment nf ntlciidors against t liu national
law in I'tah, il is a cowardly outrage in
tin ir ci.usiitiieiiis to kill emigration
agents neat there from here.
Km II. .Mummy.
The Ilmut' Journal is glad ol'thuac
'tinu of (inv. Hate, and we v;y so under
thi) belief tlmt Mtirnioiiism is only
another name lor adultery in the guise
if religion. It is a sin that nhouhl be
condemned and punished by every one
who vcnerales ihe sncrcdiicss nfthe
lieartlislone While we, imlividuallv,
would let any one "depart in peace" wfio
I'oiilil I o ivni'i ilnl by nuch ati'oeioiis and
neiisual . nppcnls :is would lead them to
enihraeo polygamy, whether in the mime
of religion nr riot . yet it inn v be that
miitiv igiioiiint but honest Women could
be led uslniv under tho influence of such
iippi iils, find, for the take of general
Knl lllid llllpjillie.-s we liojio snme Icglll
means can be fallen upon to rid our
country nf liu; curse. Nevertheless the
murderers ol the elders in Lewis county
i.iid no nglit to slicil lilnoil unlawfully
They have taken the law into their own
hands and should be prosecuted for
murder in ihe first degree, mid if found
guilty, let a little mercy be extended, j Winchester.
ciinipuiii'ii
purposes "a litilcof it tines good.
Wherein does tho platform of 1SS-)
dill'er I'm m the pliilf' i'in in 17.HI),
In the date. - liro. klyn Kaglo.
Chlo. c-form for Clioicra.
is or can be determined by the shame
less di.-reg:nd of their suHVages When
an election '.o nflice shall be the selection
by the. voters of one of their number t-.
a-sami! for a time a public trust instead
of his dediciilioii to the profession of pol
itics, wlten tin: hoMcrs nl Ihe lialmtj
iiiickened by a sense of duly, shall
avenge the truth betrayed and pledges
broken, and when the siilliago shall be
ulNigether free and uncurriipted, the
full realization nf a government by the
people will he ul hand, and of the means
lo this end not one would, in my judg
ment, be more clU-ctivo than an aiiu iul
uit'iit to the constitution disqualifying
the 'resident from re-election.
When we consider the patronage of
this great ollice, the allurenmnn of pow
er, the li iiiptittion to retain public place
mice gained, ami, more than all, the
availability a party finds in an incum
bent whom a lionli) of ollicc-holdeis,
with a 7.cul born of bcnci'ils received ami
fostered by the hope of favors yet to
cmnti, stand too ready toaitl with money
anil trained political services, we recog
nize in the eligibility of the ('resident
for re-election a most serious danger to
that calm, deliberate ami intelligent po
litical action which must chiiracteri.e a
"joveriiment by the people.
A true American sentiment rcnog'
nines tho dignity of labor and the fact
that honor lies in honest toil. Contented
labor is a sign of national prosperity.
Ability to work constitute tho capital,
ami tho wages of labor the income ol a
a-t number of our population ; and
this iiileriist should hi: zealously protect
ed. O.ir workinginen are not asking
unreasonable indulgence, but as intelli
gent mid manly citizens they seek the
.same coiiniileiiiiinn which thoso demand
who have other interests at stake.
They should receive their full shun; of
the cure and attention of those who
make and execute the laws, to the end
thai the wants ami needs of the employ
ers and employed shall alike be sub
scribed, ami the prosperity of the coun
try, tlie common heritage of Imth, ho
lltlVIIIICCll.
As related to this suhiect, while we
should lint discoiiiage the. immigration
of thosn who t-oine to ackunw Icilge alle
giance In our government and add to
mi citizen population, yet, as a means
of protection to our workingnicn, a dif
ferent, ruin should prevail concerning
those who, if ihey come or are brought
to our land, do not intend in become
American citizens, but will injuriously
compete wilh those justly entitled to
mil- lield of labor. In a letter accepting '
the noiuimition of thcoHicc of ( iovenior !
nearly two years iigo, I made the follow
ing statement, to which I have steadily
adhered: i
" The laboring classes constitute the'
main part nf our population. They I
simuM be protected in their efforts, to 1
poacealilv a.-sert their riL'hts when en
dangered by iho aggregated capital,
and all '.ho statutes on this .subject
! should recognize the care ot the State
I for honest toil and be. framed with a
view of improving (he condition of the
wnrkiiigmaii."
A iiroper iVL'iii'd for tho welfare of
(he workinginen is inseparably coiincet-j
cd with tho intCLM-ity of our ih.-t tutions I
I None of our citizens are nior intcre. tod j
1 1 1 1 it 1 1 tliey in guarding against any ol
! the corrupting influences which seem to
i pervert the beneficent purp iscs of our
'government, mid none should be more
j watchful of the artful inachina i ms of
I lltosii who allure them to seli-inllieted
I injury. Inn f.ee country the curtail
! incut of the absolute rights of the indi
vidual should only be such as is essen
tial to the peace ami good order of the
community. The limit between the!
limits nf the coii-iilnlion the gctieriilj
government should s: improve nnd pro
tec! its nut ii ml water-ways us will enti
bh; the producers of tlie country to
reach a profitable market.
Tho people pay the wages of the pub-:
lie employees, mid they are entitled to;
the fair and lioucst work which tlie j
money thus paid simuM cointir'nd. Il
ie the'iliiiy of iho.-e intrusted with the;
maiiiigemflii' nf their allairs to see iluii
such public service is forthcoming the
selection and retention of subordinates
in the government iinployirint should
depend upon their aM'ertaintd fitness
and the value of their work, and they
should be i.eillier cx'iected nor a. lowed
ninimbh) party service. The
.. . , .,t t i ... .
s ol tlie people win no iieuer
protected, tli estimate of public labor
and duty will be improved, the public
employment will be open to .'.II who
demonstrate their fitness to enter it.
I he unseemly scramble for place under
the government, with the consequent
importunity which embitter ollicial life,
will cea-o and the public departments
will not be filled wilh those who con
ceive it to he their first duty to aid the
party lo which they owe their places,
instead of rendering patient and honest
return to the people. 1 believe lhal
the public temper is such that the vo
ters ot the liiiul are prepared to support
the party which gives tho best promise
ot administering the government in the
honest, simple and plain manner which
is consistent with its character and pur
poses. They have learned that mystery
and e!ii , 1,-ment in the munuLicmcnt of
llieir all'airs cover tricks, ami for their
hetraval. They statesmanship they n1
quire ciiiisistH in honest v ami frugality,
a prompt response to the needs of the
people as they arise, and tho vigilant
protection of all their varied interests.
If I should lie called to the chief mag
istracy of the nation bv tho gullrapesol
my I'ellou -citizens. I will a-Mimc ihe du
ties of that hi-di ollice with a solemn de
termination to dedicate every eifort to
the-country's good, and with an humble
reliance upon i ho favor and support nf
the Siipreine licing, who I believe will
always blens honest human endeavor in
the conscientious discharge of public
duty. (iltoVlilt C'UiVl-iLA.NlJ.
To Col. Win. F. Vilas, chairman, ami
I). 1'. Hestor ami others, members of
the notilicalion committee nfthe dem
ocratic convention.
NASHVILLE "MARKET.
2c, jiackid.
J, L.
Is Headquarters
V
Clothing,
0
for
Bimts, Allocs,
(nroccrics.
For sale bv .1. M. Iluli-liins, Winclio-tcr ; Tally & Shook, Cnwnii; I'.S.M
anil (ien. ('. I'.ass, Ikcherd.
Hl:
Slioi-s ;t s)L'i-Killy.
Warniiitcil
N(;win USaehincs,
T runs, etc.
0u A full line of School fiookn.
tn;, All kinds of Barter taken in ex
ihange for g-iods.
For Everything that goes to make a
Desirable Gun, the
REMINGTON FIREARMS
ARE UNEGtUALED.
8EE THE NEVV
SHOT GUN. X-JS
MlV' FIREARWiS for HUNTIiu
REVOLVER?
RIFLE CAMce'
MODEL OF
WESTERN OFFICE,
H. LAMBERSON A
73 STATE STREET. CHICAGO.
and TARCET SHOtvW
$& SEND FOR ILLUSmzSO WALKm
LAMBERSON. FURMAN & (1.
SOLE ACINTS REMINCTON SPORTINO COOOt''
2HiatZ83 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, '
CO.
ILL.
to onlcr ,
. . i
,1,-e to Fell
I'ieliuii. -
Bacon clear sides, 12c,
Hams C. C. C.. Ml.
Lard Snow flake, in kes, llcts.
Country lard, 10c
K.'gs 1 r mi first liauds, lie.
I'eat hers Prime geese, -lNo : lilixeil,
including duck, l.'if.i.'iDp.
Bugs, 1. (it) p.-r 1(1(1 lbs.
Corn, shelled, 'I0e.
Wbi'iit New, dry and in milling
condition, "oaMJc.
Corn ni'-al, per bushel, 75c.
Bye, new, from wagon, tlOc.
Hay. l-ii'i 1 1 per ton.
Hogs, averaging 22n pounds nnd up
ward, ?4..i0a l..j.
Cat tie, extra good shipping 8-l.0O(7
lolt.
Our Agents.
The follow ing named persons are au
thorized to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions lo Home Journal :
John II Martin, Winchester.
(ieorge . Banks, Deeherd
I). S. Long, Hofkciville.
L, B. Sarlain, Cowan.
W, B (i issage, Ivdill Springs.
I. X .Martin, Maxwell.
O. I. Bruce, Iliintlaiid.
(!. W. Bowling, Maxwell.
(i W Byrom, Await.
3.
For the Legislature.
We lire iiiilhorizi-d to aanmiiiee .lulni S.
Kelley, -i., ul' lite 1'Jllt civil district, ii citn
iliilitte lo iv,ic-eiil I'liinklin comity ill the
bower House nf lite next lieiH-ial Asm-iiiIiIv
ol'Teimesset' -siil.jict tua Convention, l-llcc-timi,
Nov. till.
We lire iiiithorlzi il In iinnniiuce W. V.
Iiiudoii u f -:i in 1 1 I it It- In n lu'eM-iil I'liinklin
I eoiiniv m lite lower Iii.iik' nl the next (ien
e'lil A.-eiulilv of 'I'eiiaessee.
V- ill-e llllllioti.eil lo itiitii.linei- Mr. l.'lov.l
l'-till ll t'llllilillllli. to repl'tMellt 1' I'llllkfill
i-noiil v in tin- Inner l.i'iiaeli ul' the next liin-
eral Asseiulily.
ForStateSenator.
We arc iiiillioi i.ttl to aniioiiiiec Dr. Lewis
Melenll'e :i cstniliilati- fur Slntt- S niilnr fn.ni
lliee.iiitili, s i,' l-'riinklin, lleilt'oril anil Moore,
III lite ensllili). Nnvi'llil.el' ell elii.ll.
We tire Htitlioi'i.ctl liiiiniiiuiliecIlon.il.
K. Moore, of franklin cniinlv, us a cun
tliilule for Sdile Si alitor from the counties of
franklin, linlloiil ami Moore, id lite t-ii-.iiin(
N'ovetiilier eleelion.
For Congress.
We areiiiillioi-i.iil to iiniioiiuee thul linn.
.la-. . liieiiiiiii-iiii.nl iviil Iterli iril county, is
nc:imlithite for 'ihip'sn I'roin Ihe I-'il'llt Ci.n-t'l-essiotiiil
l)iltie i.f'IVunessee conini.sul nl'
lite ciiiiiiiii-k ol rn-.lti.i-il, Ciiinioit, I'n
I keen oil llllllil nil, I llliinilflll'tlll'
all kitiiU of It. mil it re, w hicli 1 ,r,
al I . iv rati-.. Al-n, it nice let i
.MoiihliM;--, ve.. nl n t nn liiti'tl.
All-izis ol ( i .IT INS- Wiihiil, i:.i -.voi.il
cii-e-.. Ciifkiis, Mel.-ilie itnv , ion! till k : ikIi
i,f T i iuiiiiii"."- it ml l.iiiinN for si.iitc, kepi
ei)li-l:ilil I v tilt Itiiit.l,
l',-i(ri:il itllnii i, a u'ivel, In f 'nib-rtitkiii);.
1 keep ll hearse, for Ihe ll-w of which my
pricee lire reiisunnhle.
n:i:i wknui-k,
Xorlln-itst shit- I'n I.I it- Sjiuirc.
M , - inlM. I V g TTi "
(ftp PURGATIVE
PILLS
Iiiii
If You Ajre
CiOJXO
l-'iiiaklin, I, inn, In, M,n,n
liiillierforil eiiiinlii-s.
JOHN M. HUTCHINS,
WI.('!irSTi:i;,TKNN.,
,i:m.i:i! in
m ii ciiiciL
Standard Patent Medicine!?,
IMiiih, i iii-, Vui-iMics, Iiv.-StiiOV, lliiir A-To-.ili
n,lnf, Toilt-l Ar!ie. s, I'l l I'liini-ry,
S,;i-, SIiiiiiIiIu- ',;:i.',, Truss, s, Suiiii's,
iot.l:ill vitri.-lies ,,f lii-n.L'Kii-t' Sniiili-hK, ('i-(.iti-s.
I'll i-i- Win s nnd l.iiUnl for Metlieiiuil
pun.nsr-i,
I'hysiehiiiv' preseriplioiis curt fully ci m-p,,ini(li-,.
iiinl.irili-iMinnK nil wilh t-itiv iiml
(!i-,:tt, I,. 111IU.S
Northwest,
-OH
Southwest,
BE SURE
Your Tickets Read via the
N.,G.&SUouisR'y
THE McKNZJE ROUTE !
The rilM chtsH anil Kiiiicrunl I'ltsseiiers'
FAVOR I Tt
VV. T. ROCERS,
Puss. Auciit. 'liiitfuiiunj:ii, Tt-nn
W. L. DANLEY,
(ien. rasK..v Tkt j)iit,
Na.-livillc,Tiiiii
J. S. CARTER,
Tiekef A pent, Wiiii-lii'slir.Ti nn.
And win complctelr chmng the blood In the entire ayatem in three mntit, l
ponton bo U1 take 1 rill each uighi from 1 to 13 wook, may ba reitond u m,
lirulih. If inch tblnr be poulble. For Female Complaint these I'Uli btn
I'byrialana oh theiu for the cure of LIVEK and KIDNEY dltuaiiof. Sold TirJ
a II - DH- Ih ja.UMna ClnHlIn,. ImA. f Q I 111 1 V J 1 U & tV . .. 1
JOHNSON'S ANODYNi
llediei of the bnc Sli cvt-rywlicre.
Croap, Anthma. lironchltii, KnJ
! "'ll"""!!!. vuiimiit B ill
t S E U N I .V KM yor nifTHi
(IiRi'UUA, Mtll poMlirHr cure dm
i'i'i in ien. inii'nitaiioii llitn wi nn
inn r.ii inr uv man. JMiHIuui
I'rfVeniiDn is liL'tti-r tlan cuw.
ll, i jironn. 1'iui i int.. ti.'i'niM., i itei'iu "iMu-( nii-nrv in
Ft If ft well-known fnrt lt.nl motof i!ie
Borheaml ''stile I'mwit "M In ili mini
try ii titl(lr.ii: it:ir Hiivinhn vhi!i!h
l'uwilfrlt ti"ailiiiflvpt)minil v Tvn!im!di.
ya i 7u t"a e. lj.
m
Nolhlnc on K.Mrlh ti ill irmka
likv liko Sherltlun'tt .'or.'Ht tou I'
Ur.fc.Ioiw.oiit' tcuftpiK'Titiil iiiff.eli pttf
food. ilffiU abo piitivi-lv prnvunt iui'1 u H'(rCholT(i..t?. BoldPviTTTticrfe.prpntbTtaillWkiP
DT?M nUA f B.
n Ij iii u v ii Li
I respectfully itiiitoiilier to ihe politic ihut
I have an, veil my Muck nf l.calhcr ioiuls.
filch us
HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRID1.SS, SADDLES, .
Boots, Shoes, &c,
iiml otlit i-Koniir kept ill my line, tollu-nhl
stanil f.ii-iucrly iH-ciipicil hy .1. I,. r,:ou.li.e:i-i
corner of I'nhlie Sipiure. Al.-o w ill Li t p i n
Ikiii.I ut store ll Mi i l; i.f
I H i ilk:
Upporand Sole-Leather.
I iilsn have, in llic same Iniililinp, n
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
J-'i.r the uhovc giiiiib'.
R.3V.IIi'les nail Tallow wuiiu-il ul the uhovc
Stllllll.
ti?" Will continue the Tanning bus
iness at the old (IVi-tor) Tanynnl. as
usuol Bespoct fully, " j
H.STEIF
101 Union St., Nasbvilt
CARCAir-IS !N
Fins Uld ft Sin
Diamoni'E, Silver Vere,Eil
In l.icl. everviliiii'. feiiinl in :i li:,:-i
Jewelry Sinr,'.
Abo' Mumu'.-iciiif.T e PLAIN I,
I!lN(iS. ulii.-li tu-,- no i!.- in i.ii.it l
to the i, hi 'antice, and liijilu-fl iiinililv tu; niiituil.
anil he cmiviiuYil :l
THE! CASH Ji!V CLriY UC1
till I'liinn St., I, 1. Colli-1 iilli', Mail-,
ail-'-JMv I'.. i:..-'if;:
TUT.
jaii2;)-lf
M. T. PETTY.
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
Hns nttaiacd n plnnd.iid ot excellence riW
laluliUof no MiiK-nor.
It coiit.iii.it (-very Iniprnv.mciil t Inviuti l
Beniii-i, sum una iiiont-y cut ,ii...iv,
S. Curie
Will
rcniuin in Wiiieliesl.-r
iiioullis, nnd w ill
for sevvrid
llee. " m in hi i
iniivniTY in: mmw
OJUUIJti
A lab'f-po.nfiil id chloi,'.-in in
about four limes as much water is an
infallible cure for cholera. A doctor
who had lived in Mobile, All-., and had
great kucci'-s in ciiriiijr people during a
cholera epideiuic there lold mo about it.
lie said: When in the (Julian revolu
tion,! went lliero to help iirgniii.-.e the
insurgent ariiiv, 1 had a chance to in
the remedy, for a ch-dora epi lemie
broke mil union, ,- 1 1 li-o..ou li.-i
expeiinii ut was a negm in ihe Inst i l"'"!"'1' ubjects of govermneiitiil control
Ntage. It cure, him and hundreds af- which ni ho more fittingly
tor him. When we marched the olli-1 '". 1,10 H'oral sensu and .self iuiioscd
com curried b.itth-s of chloroform, mid reslruiiil of tlio cition should becaro
il u inati f.-ll out .sick the lemedv' was ' lu".v '"'I'1 v',nv Thus, laws uuneo
nnplied and he was able to resume his ,,sill'd.v interfering wilh the habits and
pluee. I have seen men Iv'ni" bv the uusloiiis ol' any of our people which are
roadside in a stain of collapse, alinosl ' ""' "llensive to the moral sentiments nf
dead. An officer would ride up, dis-; civilized world, find which fire con
mouiit nnd npplv thin' remedy, and be- "i"'''"1 Bh good cili.enship nnd the
fori) the ei'liiinn had pusscd the man P'oiiie wellaro, nro unwise mid vexa
would bo in the ranks ti.-ain --I Kx 'timis.
"r . . I 1 " -'"'.u..roc of a nation to a great K mw XXT
Home l.'UU i, I orgmn.ing a t-xtenl ilelcrinines its Kiipreimiev. Cheap Hi 11 ill hu h w HI lii-li,.ill.' iiln-r m-x.
.. 1... I I I ... 1..!. 1... 'I..I ... .. . 1 . . . . 1 lid M&UM.I trf I.IHI...V rii.hl tt, H i- III,.,,
'I'l tliere- ,i,v.i,i. ,-.,.'iu ihn m.rl.!. Kur
PATENTS
SJwtM? wneAMrairA!.eoB.
tt!l. 1 n', I."ll:ll"ni f,,r I'atentH, CouU, "Trmlo
r Z i"u rnt Vi.'$y-olu- ,,an", B,"k sbul
i, . nl rrw. lilrly-w,v,n rem fiiM.ri.inm
I 1
vi i t ui i inn
Agricultural and Mechanical
COLlA'XiK,
Knoxville, : Tennessee.
Next Session begins Sept. -lib, 1884
Tune, or repair, Piancsand Or
gans at Moderate Rates,
iiml nu ii ran lee Ids Work. lie is also icreii
for
STBICTLY FIBST-CLASS 1'IANOS
AND OIKiANS.
Any tnie wisbini; to piii-eluisi-run enrres
pniiil wilh ur call nn him, ul Win. lu ster,
Ii mi. fehti-lf
OUK fefif m'
aih .I'faL u
to M&4w m
oa mi mwk w
SAVE YOUR FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
1l,t.uf. rr.rll...i1 nrr-nn. no. Peletimlcfl !
volutins iiuitliiy of loins quick r. -ii,'". n' 1
nf nmilil .l ,,h ni ,I..O.. 1,,-HlltV In w-1
pcrfoct iwiMtriicUnn, iiiiikiiu; lln-m ll" "J
Bltraotivo, oriiiiinciUiil nud di-slntl'lf 9V.il
liomvs, nclioola, cliiirulivs, IoiIkcs. soelcUc.
I NI AIll.lSIIKII KI-I'lT.Vl"".
IM;ii ai.i;ii i a imiiis.
KUII.l.t-lt U'lll-tiKfM.
MiMniNn, m.ikk tub I
THE POPULAR 0BCLl
Instruction Books & Piano Stools
CiUjiIoeucs & rrive l.kis. on tii ilica.Ioii. rsl
The Chicago Cottage Organ Co,
Corner Randolph and Ann aire
CHICAGO, ILL.
-BY CSINO TIIK-
Tlierc nivcnurst'H in Af!iii'ultur
l.llt'llllCl lll'.' iiml (he (indies,
IWiwt.r.. and lu-irnt I, r..
Scienct',
AMERICAN EVAPORATOR
LIVERY AMD f Al E STffci'
Winchester, Tcnn.
New nnd elcirnnt Tt.l' nml Xi-Tp I'-uPH '
i .....i.. i i 1 1 ..,l,ll,. I urn
.tlio l-l-clil J lio ticr-r .o.ii - i, i
ll. ...... 1 1...1 l... il,.. v.-.ir. nii,rtl"ir"'l
rerv low, mill wcl'l ulti mini lo ''.v '
pn-piirutorv iiliuciinii un provhltil.
I lsciilincrc:i:'iii!illfiiuil hill III, it.
l-'iu-ililiis for inuritl and religious Irainiii);.
The M ilitarv ori;iiniz!!tion -n cures reiilurity,
precbit.n nml pioiii.tiiis in nil thci xcrcisi-s.
Silliitlion, Ik ii 1 1 1 i In 1 ; surrnlliirliiiL',', lit iiiili-
f u 1 ; cliiiiitlc, siiiH-iinr,
Tuition is fur tn students appointed Icy
ineinliers n I 1 lit- legislature, nml hy Mute,
Coiinly anil City Siiperinli iulcnts of Schools
Xit'i-ssiiry i xpi iim r iil.iiin $1711.
Kur ('iit;ih,iicK, ,vi- uililnrs
KODKS MASS IK,
junlH CliHiiman of tin- l-':iciill.v.
I inn s'.ill uin nl fur the Anicricnii I'v r.iv,'r'V
r" "ii,:",";,!::,:;!.l:',:,."n1 alrt. n?wMw in rr TSnr'u,.n,iL.i.i.,iui.i.v i v1
io inns i.l i..m,, iiiiiiium-ii i.v iiiiv lunv. Illiill iircil ill. ... . -ii .1 f.- imllV i.
, ir.. . . . 't . . to IFcclicril. I lissi-llirci. t ion ii .'
There is
Bate, Cievi-liiiul ai d Hendricks Club in urn
easy Iriinsporliition hIioii
fore be liberally fostered. Within the j
tunc H-.vtiit the workcri uit-ni'iiu..
U'l,l Triiu .1 I'd., AllK,lstli,.M:,ilii'
Wagon and Cairiage Shop.
KISSLINC & STUDER,
WlNCIllXIKH, Tcx.v.,
Are prcpiu-od to do the 1-M, clu-nj.isl um
ninsl proiupl work. Wagons iiml liuit-s itl
wuys mi IiiiuiI.
All kinds of Klui-ksntitliinj; promptly ut
Iciulcil to. Ilurrc-sluH-lntr ii sucialtv.
niiir'Jti-ly
ncciirilini; In siy.t nf linn-inie.l I nm nr.
nish live tlillereiu sizes, Miit, il In lurec or
siiinll nrchurih, al tiiin ni,i prices within
lliercueh f.f evi ry one i,eii)iiM crchurd.
Cniilie puiil fur eusilv in L'tl nr .Ml 'lays wilh
llie prnilnetM.f iiinehiiie if run iiceurilinir to
iiMructioiiH ncc.ii.piii.-Ii-,; ,.v,rv imicluno.
J'nr inlorniiiliuii r . ., n tic- cull' on mc unil
Kiveyenrtii-iliisvi time fur flu- hcrrv crop.
f. W. II()L-(iItT()N, Axciil,
"' -If Winclieslir.Ti-nn.
of town, am! bii,'j;iiii cliu kd
ujirl-tf
Kl.I.IS DA-Y?
J. W. CRISARD,
PhvMiciim S yurce0,!j
nn-.... i.:. f...:.-.,i r-.lic KilM'M
..... r.. . -..,.,,,:!:
HCIISdl VI IIICllCSlCI lltlll SIIIT.IIIC'O' S - . j 11
I.. .1... I... .1 ...r i,ci-uri" i
I II llie ,,...i.i--r -
nrdll
ftiY- I lll-.nA.
JikIi-i. J. W. WlllinniH. west si.lv of l"""'
KfHiilcneif '1 In- CVcliriin lieioc";
Tom. Ciri corvV. ll"1"
For Sale, CIigsp, m cf tie
Scnti
Il-(i0
One l-'urty-(,'noil
us new.
"cpll'J.tf
... ' ( 'iltiilii'rli.nil I'li.N'tnl.
.(l(l() f.lt
ill-iii .nun. ,. ii...... I 1... .......
.-.7 I '"" K" "'"I rv,l
ill exeiiiiiiL't- fur luinlit-r. I. ', . '
IKll-CIITV Mil! id 'iitronUM'
M.. I 'e ....
.,i iirireei'oru, tcnn. .k . ic
nest, mien, tut- iiciii ..to r .uniiii:
hest inlvuntiiKis, holh moral linn "" " -al
in its (iiiininmr Schools nnd H" l" ,
unil Thcoloxicnl I'cpi.rlmii:"'' 1 "
u i .l I'liiima of ll.lH I'lllviTSllV f"r I TV
' I" -
This School, iintlcr uie 'r
of the bishops ol the '""..
iKniseoluil (ltiii.-h in tin' Sent It nm. ,
. . . . i . .. . i.l. IK-i1 HUM '-
I III 1 1 1 ll I III - ,
T. C. MURRELL,
Suroon .t Plivsioian
Winchester, Tenn.,
Isri'iiilyioutU'iitl to nil culls in lown nr
cuiinirv.
i.i.ir,i. lll.r- . .
iil'c. npply for t)..cuin( nt' m , ,,- Hi",
K.MK IlulMiSON, I). D., cc t .,,
ScWHIlt C.Tl'llll, '