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National Republican., 1880-07-17
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
PosTorrIcn DErAnrMnNr.

- TOsTOFFICE UkPAHTMEET,
WAsHIHoToN. u. G., June II, 1880.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re
- ceived at this Department until NOON, ON THE
TWENTY TY-SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. isS0, for fur
nishing, by contract, PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
Ike the samples OF this Department In such qunnt
dered daring one yenr from the Fifteenth day OF
August 1897 also, for furnishing in like manner and
TASTEN ERS, either like the sample OF this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
the purpose, .
The proposals Ctho right TO reject any or all of
which being reserved) must he In accordance with
the specifications and forms, which will be iurniBhed
General
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
iormty TO such specifications and the accepted pro-
posas. ID. NJ. KEY,
tel7-law0w Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
SECRETARYs OFFICE,
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES,

SECRETARY's OFFICE
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l. 1880. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will he received at this
office until " O'Clock m, AUGUST 1850 for Furnish
log stationery for the use the Senate OF the United
States for one year.
and quality Of each article and the form OF bond TO be
signed by the bidder and sureties, Will be furnished
on application to this Office.
Proposals should be indOrscd Proposals for sta
tOnery for the Senate and directed TO tho Secretary
Of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered AT the
Office free Of charge, .,.,,
Secretary ofthe Senate OF the United States.
ut.laW.W
National Republican., 1880-07-17
NAVY PAY OFFICE

NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July II, 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, TO oe indorsed
- Proposals for supplies, Will be received at this
ONCE until ~ m, the 18th DAY OF JULY, 1850. for
articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washing
ton ID. C.,free any expense to The government and
subject to the usual inspection, viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Reluisilions Nos. III, il0 and l2O consisting or
hardware, stationery and glass full description OF
which can be seen at this office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. Respon-
sible security required for the prompt and faithful
delivery of the articles.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
jui3-4t Pay Inspector U. s. N.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
LEGAL.

GUPREME COURT oFTHE UNITED STATES.
= No. l3j. October Term, ls79.-The United States,
plaintiff In error, va Rue Hough. Charles Il. Church
ct nL-The death of Charles b. Church, one of the
defendants In error in this cause having been spg
gesed at prior day fthe present term OF this court
1t is now on motion of Mr.. Assistant Attorney. Gen.
eral Smith OF counsel for the plaintiff In error, and
In pursuance OF the 18th Rule Of this Court ordered
that unless the proper representatives OF the said
Charles B Church. deceased, atorcanid, shall vol
unfairly become parties within the first ten dnys OF
the ensuing torn OF this Court the plantff In error
shall be entitled to open the record In said and
on hearing have the judgment therein rendered re-
versed if erroneous; Provided that q copy OF this
order shall be printed In newspaper at the
of Government of general circulation for three
cessve weeks. nt least sixty days before the begin
ming of the term OF the Supreme Court then next
suing -2Gth April, 1880.
True Copy-Attest.
:''''''''; JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
SEAL Clerk Supreme Court u. 9.
Iutk .gvy
National Republican., 1880-07-17
THE GREAT
1880
1880

I. D
40 "-, ,J3}S rENNYYkyAEIA AZ g2 EqUTE I5i,rrrsr
TO THE BoSBtE EREFHT HTREcR. srhEH AEP R3iLs
sPLEN6IB' SSdESSESS$ SS S$tSSAAa SSAAaSiFFiScEEf Eau1P-
IN 4; EEhECG Z, 1gNE g,I! l. ' lssa
ner Of sixth aud streets, aB follows
For Fttsburg and the West SV1 a, M with. Sleeping
with sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg 10 Cincln-
nati. St. Louis and.Chloago 9AO .. m. dnly with
BSfie BBSaKffrGR&HN no sf Il SPt6groMAc RAILROAD
For cenendSisne Rochester huido E,asaNEa & No,t ESlS
VIZ W@dh rar&0r m & ar 90 avS1 MI a & M m si W
except Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For %ianlsport Lock Haven and EImIra, at 1910
For New n YsH YoaH SSSep sSd so gnI ss m ooana 1000 D.
N, On sunday, luOJ y m.
limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, ESQ a.
For Br5okiyn New Yofk, all through trains connect
a, Jersey Cily with boats OF "BrooElyn Annex"
Ink double f9rrage across New YORK city
For PhllGdephls, $40 2 M go $50 and iG0o p M
Limited Express, $3.50 a M daiiy except Sunday. o.,,
For baltimore. 80 $500, $3.50, lu'n ~ IA. sna y o.
SOFA ., ia 3 a. I'm M. 81" s:lo aso P pnd ii 10: D. nv
For Popes Greek Line, 6'io a. M and $40 p ILL., daily
For Annapolis Go a. NJ and $40 .. m. daily except
ALEXIHDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For 4iexSnafis' T. 5;so. o. II a. M t.2D SEQ 625
ana ll;S0 p. IN. ON Sunday, T" ana IL ~ M and
For Rlchmond and the South, 200 a. m. daily nnd
6;2O p. m daily except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for washington 10 q.
Oh nsunday az aud 10 a. ~, aud o;oo 2. m,
Tickets. information, seeDnS ana osrlor'csr Ss-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylyanla
avenue nGrtle 1 corner 9 sr9o' ALL Ss H
1911 tor the checking ofbaggage 10 destination from
"N'N'' L. 7. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General hanaSer'
National Republican., 1880-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
To a wife.

To wife.
The world goes up and the world goes down,
And the sunshine follows the rain;
And yesterdays sneer and yesterdays frown
Can never come over again.
Sweet wife,
No, never come over again.
For woman Is warm, though man be cold,
And the night will hallow the day;
Til the heart which at even was weary and old
Can rise in the morning gay,
Sweet wife,
To Its work in the morning gay.
-(bryfcs Einoe'eU
National Republican., 1880-07-17

talty restored In either young or old. All Malaria
lusous and lingering d'sclsea OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently oludicaied nom
the system, For mFther diseases and difficulties
which treat you must make uppllcAtOnat my oihoe.
CONSULTATION FltEE TO ALI .
ONice aud Residence No 1870 q street northwest
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth s.fCo'S, near
Foundry NJ T.. church. and upuuNv Epiphany
church, Wubhluutou, ID, q. TELL
National Republican., 1880-07-17


WHEN Leadvillo man merely passes in
his checks on account of delirium tromens,
they say ho died natural death.
THE jewel of a servant girl is tho one who
hangs all her mistress's embroidered UNDER
wear on that portion of tho line most con.
spicuous to the neighbors' eyes,
Mr.. LIE Due, tho honorable commissioner of
agriculture, doesn't seem TO be aware that the
great demand in this country Is for black
raspberry without seed.-[ Buffalo Express.
How admirable arc thy works, Nature !"
exclaims au exchange, adding: "An ordinary
W oman's waist is thirty inches around; an or.
dinary mans arm is about thirty inches
long"
The young woman who is learning how to
swim aud needs ut least four teachers at one
time enjoys herself mornings at the seaside
As for the matrons who wish to learn in Or
der to teach their children, they find it rather
slow work.
LONDON clerks and shopkeepers' assistants
complain that the Germans are taking the
bread out of their mouths. They work cheaper
have simple and inexpensive tastes, are
thoroughly competent, and do not object to
long hours.
The Rochester Herald wants to put John
Kelly on Il presidential ticket with Lille
Devereaux Blake. Should they be elected the
vico-president would, no doubt, lean on the
presidents arm, look up in his face, and cx.
claim, 20, John !"
| YES, let all the women learn to swim, and
then SEQ how many of them could learn to
paddle ten feet with their clothing on. Not
one man in twenty can swim 200 feet in his
ordinary dress. A cool head will savo a
woman when a swimmer will go down.
THEY were talking about expenses, says the
Galveston Netrs, and how some mon get rich.
Said one: "My butcher and baker have made
money enough out of me to build themselv yes
splendid houses" Responded the other: "The
barkeepers | patronize have built whole blocks
out of what owe them"
A BOY in Richmond put looking.gass in u
pigeon bo X and then set some sparrows to live
in this model bind parlor. He found that the
little rascals spent all their time in fighting
their own images in the glass. When they
could make no impression by pecking the
glass and flying against it, they took large
grains of sand in their mouths aud struck the
mirror again and again with all their might
National Republican., 1880-07-17
DRoPosA1s FOR LUMBER.

NAVY PAY OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON. ID G July 7, 1880. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, TO be indorsed
proposals for Lumber" will be received Mt this
Office until y m. the 10th day OF July for the below
described lumber to be delivered at the Navy-Yard
Washington ID. c. free of any expense to tho govern
ment, and subject To the usual inspection, viz,
Bureau Of Construction and repairs:
10000 r., board measure in white pine No. I.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
mt WIN sNTN U0VWTNT TNVOT NUTe
Will again be presented for the
July DRAWING,
1860 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, Sc.
81.

WhUIo TIChrIsl NEs ThII IINNtIhI WI'
~ Tickets, 800. % Tickets, &lOOs
Remit by P0stoiiice Money-Order Registered Let
ter. Bank Dram or Express,
10 T. sure against mAlRles end delays, correspond
ens will please write their names and places Of resi-
dence plainly giving number OF PosIoiice box or
street, and Town, County and state.
All communications connected with the Dlstrlhu
ton aud orders fol- Tickets should be addressed TO Il
NJ BOARDMAN, COuTler-Journa Building, Louis
vile KY, or AZ 3b7 and 500 BroadWay, New York.
Also j. w. Clark, l7Os New York avenue, or H.
PennAy wanna avenue, Washington, ID, =
National Republican., 1880-07-17

10 be 70 to IS inches wide with fair proportion OF
each width and ~ to 10 feet long to be of the best
to be well seasoned and perfectly free and clear Of
all dofectS, such cross-grains, sap.wOod, knots,
shakes, stains, holes or eoarseness ofq quality.
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids should
do 80.
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
2taw.2w Paw Inspector u s. Navy.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
N THE sUPRESfE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Equity ChObE dF1b.
To depostoTs I'm the Washington City Savings
Bank; Notice Is hereby given that all depostors
who have not drawn either of tho last three divi-
dends made by the Receiver will be debarrod from all
claim whatsoever unless their Chains for uDdrnwn
dividends be nted 10 the Receiver on before
October 10, 1880. -
W. f, MATrINGLY, Receiver
W. s. cox. Justice hl l2awlnw
National Republican., 1880-07-17
oovnaxMrNT HosplrAt ron THE ISsAsr, J

noAr WAhHlNGION, ID. u, July y ieo1
CEAJ.ED PROPOSALS are invited until noon or
- TUESDAY, JULY 20. 1850. when they Will be
opened at the Hospital, 10 the presence Of such bid
bers nS choose 10 attend. to furnish the Hospital
with twenty hundred (2OO0) tons, of22i0 pounds each
OF best run of mine Bituminous or Cumberland Coal,
and four hundred (40O) tons oil 22io pounds each OF
Anthracite Coal stove size, 10 be delivered in boats
alongside the Hospital wharf, or In cars upon the
wharf, the delivery TO commence as soon as Septem-
Der 1880 and to be continued at tho rate Of not less
than Eve hundred 1900 tong week until the whole
quantity advertised for " dellvered provided that
two hundred (O) tons OF soft coal and two hundred
(2Ol) hard coal be delivered by August TO- 1880" The
coal VIII be received In strict acsordance with the act
OF congress approved July !, 1870. Payments OF
ninety S9O per cent Of the amount due for coM re.
ceived each week Will be made, and the ten (Ol per
cent withheld will be paid when the flll quantity OF
coal engaged to be delivered In accordance with the
advertisement Is received. No offer for coal as
above will be considered unless the true namo Is
given In the offer by which the coal the bidder pro.
poses 10 furnish Ia known In the market, nor unless
II made by regular dealer miner, md the sue.
cesSiul bidder must furnish the exact quantity end
description OF coal that he agrees to furnish Offers
viii be received from the same person company to
FURNISH either Btuminous or Anthracite Coal alone,
or both kinds of coal. Bids will he considered bind
Ing until August l. 1880 and the right is distinctly
served TO reject all any of the offers made " in the
Judgment Of the superintendent the public Inter ess
require IT, or 10 buy coal in open market at the ex-
pense Of any contractor falling TO comply with the
terms OF his contract. w. w. GODDING,
Ml0-eOdtl1. SUPERINTENDENT
National Republican., 1880-07-17
DIED.

EPooLE-At Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. at ls o'clock,
July 10, 1890 GRACE CUTLEE POOLE, daughter OF
Mary A. aud tile late Charles Henry Poole OF WASH
ington ID. e., aged % years ~ months ana days.
Funeral at the Church of the Incarnation, corner OF
Twelfth and Streets to-day July IL, at $3.50 O'clock
National Republican., 1880-07-17
II. o. CANDEE. NJ. d., v.
NEW YORK.

treat and cure the following dis
eases; Hvmorrhoids or Piles, COn-
stipaliOu, Throat and Lung dlnicul-
/ es, Consumption, Heart Disease,
Cutarrh, ana Deafness causod by
CAtarrh, Suffering and Stammer-
ing, Cancer, scrOtila. Hernia, Ery-
slpelas, GoirtTe, Asthma, ST. NltuS
Dance, Rheumatism. Loss OF Vi
National Republican., 1880-07-17
A Suspicious Citizen.

The driver squiuted into the box several
times, pounded it on the side, squinted in
some more aud finally said to the last passen-
ger that got in, "You didn't put any ticket
in the box" Tho passenger, who was a
stranger, put In tho ticket, but misinterpret-
ing the zeal of the driver, whispered to citi-
zen who was alongside of him. " II he tries to
get the tickets out Of tho box that way in
broad daylight, when there are passengers in
tho car, how he must yank 'em out after dark,
when there is nobody in tho cars watching
him W
National Republican., 1880-07-17
NAVY PAY OrFIcr.

WARRINGTON, D. O., July Is, 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate, TO be indorset
- Proposals for Brick Lime and Sand, Will be re
coived at this Office until ~ July 20 for the below
described articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard
Washington, ID G.. fieo any expense TO the GOV
ernment and subject TO the usual inspectlon. viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
acquisitions, Nos II, ~ and i3-
10000 best quality handmade red brick.
100000 best quality arch brick
For Immediate use.
800 barrels 700 pounds per barrel, wood.burnt Poto
mac Lime In bulk best quality, 10 be delivered as re
qnred
800 barrels clear sharp sand.
For immediate use.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids moi
deemed advantageous to the Government. Responsi
BILE security required the bids for tho prompt anG
faithful delivery OF the articles.
Blank forms for bids 10 be had ut this ofilce.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
iul6it Pay Inspector u :, N.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
suB-TREAsuRY pALANoEs.
Baltimore Markets.

od.''.''.'s.'....s..'.''. $50. 26g 49o
1uIIehCy. h4LLS-9
National Republican., 1880-07-17
RRnPnRAI.R.

Proposals for Filling and Grading Grounds
South OF the Executive Mansion.
oFFfoE OF PUBLIC BUILDINos AND gRouTps, |
WASHINGTON, d. G.. July 10, 1850,
@ FAILED PROPOSALS., in duplicate for furnishing
- and spreading Earth, SOIL and Gravel upon the
grounds south Of the Executive Mansion Will be re-
ceved at this office until IL o'clock Of July q,
1880, and opened Immediately thereafter. Bpecifca-
tons and blank forms Of proposal will be supplied at
this Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
julO-6t h-Col. Corps of Engineers, u. s. A.,
In charge OF Public Bnll dlngs and Qronnds.
National Republican., 1880-07-17
WANTED-suTUATHONs.

A GOOD GIRL, 10 do light housework ana tak'
IA care OF n baby. Apply at 500 Fourteenth ST II W
corner OF Fourteenth and II SITS. full
National Republican., 1880-07-17
WANTED-MELP.

A y honest. reliable girl for general housoworl, a
IA 1911 X pt W. jul
National Republican., 1880-07-17

A COMPETENT white woman, TO nurse a lady
IN during family sickness must be reasonable In
Al n W. iuiO
National Republican., 1880-07-17

A NDSOMELY-FURNISHED front room OF
IN first floor; rent moderate. No $40 Tenth st W
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
Sells Rf5.#,y8' millionaire
Confod@yG ION CT 5tup2n-
dJus RAJ, cad &nc~G.

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''''' Wv ,'''' VI '"'" '''''' - "' 49,
every ''h''' III '"', community ana MI
ih" Ea,t t"ntsof the greatest Il shows
t. Overlooking. when il visits Winchcs.
,or en- Tpo.l Inv S,,,c,oL.ryStb
Yr....,.. ~ ...I ,.I. ,
''.'' ''' IN" '''''''' "''' ~ '''''' VI
i'r circus lever ID i"'u mat 'Ary Wol'Id
not 20 a luul WAYS just to SEE the cham
p,ou bareback equestrian her, ,,, the
r.Ii T,o,.. p..i.,..n 81. ,,I..,
'''''' '''' .'' '"'' y
'''''" '''t ~ "' ~ "' oo' '''''' one
feature IN the colossal exhibition with
which he l., 80 honorlbly associated, and
which. beside. compIctc collection og
H.. n.;,i l.,.. ..,,..I. -
w.. '''''., ','' ,''"''' ''''' ".'',' anu "
CIRCUS III supreme CLASSIC "Hl r'"H'd
merit, contain, s2JO, 900 herd VI e.c-
phant-, the largest ever seen in parade:
two s57 900 trI.arovp. Iiyuo Ili,po.
,......; H.. ...,...,.....,.....
/ .n .., -, ','' eve - '''' ,,'' "
>''''V' aquarium I'll mug, :,a-id'i'
'hI "h'v sI''uoo grove OF Itriorm'n-
,'I''a'' a''I' '"'"niE - ''o l"o-
"'f"G' nary h"in,'Gr''' "hc9 ire
ln'h.."', 'rG'GG' VIII he rr.mom1,ercd'
n'"IIN u'ih"i',h'd a locomotive at IlttN- +.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
Fun Ahead.

Our show is coming. We say or
show because its proprietors-Sells
Brothers-are the only showmen who
ever elected praise from the Home
Journal for having performed all they
promised In October, 1917, they per-
formed in Winchester, and gave uniyer-
sal satisfaction The VERY geDtlemanly
W. Ir.,.- Co. ,o,.. :, w;u Lo
'sen', W. N''"' -, ,'''"' 10y
tar better exhibition TINS '''"e IMAM
before. There is 10 question as to the
verdict Of the press all over the country
- .b.;r eror "a. oro rlod that Mr.
-, ,.,' ''N'- " g., ,.:....l..-.
" i!'l' oooo' WIN I'' 60 '' '"'"s "'s''
monkeys, goats, Ne, Is siIIl with the
company. We said If him i'll ~ that
vo vor. ;,I,h,od r. him for especial
,..,.l,.,...,.,.,,.,, -, ,oJor tbo c,,yo.-
N''''''''' '-'"-' ~ ''''
that he was 4 gentleman ol l'''c S'I.,''
and We hoped 10 meet him again HE
truth is. all the men connected with
this .bow are poI;tc and clever. Sell,
n~I... ,n,,. L,uo ,,, ,tbor s,r,
D'o,"''' "V'' nav ""' '
Ana we "Ish ior them oIs ",'e"''''i'e
the 18th, Manufacturing the wrong
full tax upon them, they are liberal in
o,I,Lov io and we can't sec how thew
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENT TS.
Election, Nov. Cd, 1880.
For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce Col. Jas H.
Holman OF Lincoln, candidate tor Con-
grc-s from this Congressional District, com
posld ii the counties OF Rutherford, Bedford
Lincoln. Franklin, Marshall, Moore and Col
lee. Election Tuesday, Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon, John
NJ Brigh, Il candidate for reelection 10 Con-
rrt-- iron this Congressional District, com
posed oi the counties OF Rutherford, Bedford,
Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and Cot
ice Election Tuesday, Nov. "a.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon. y. L.
Lands, OF Bedford county, candidate Tor
Congress from this Congressional District
composed Of the counties Of Rutherford, Bed,
lord, Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and
Coffee Subject to Il Convention to b,
called the usual way. Election TUESDAY
Nov. %.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Rich
ard Warner, oi Marshall county, candidaI,
i3r Congress from this Congressional District
composed Of ;Le countic, ol Rutherford, Bed
ford, Lincoln Franklin, Marshall, Moore anC
Coi!lc. Election, Tuesday, Nov, ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

There wo. an ,lor,, ,e fro hast Tr;.
day. about noon and we vcronI sanity
ch,ttiug in tbo .t,r,.lor.. ~ r !
,Tarkson S,nc one .ofl if vos am,
bop.e on FIR. W4o,odpl M moro IN
.o;r,,ior bocou.o we krau. bo,,. much
wos q, s,olo va kn.v. ,,,. ,,;r, o,1
children world p,t he los, hut o,,r
b,usc and f,rnft,,r, vonh Nod a..
started in frat ". e,t ia Mr.. PRIV.
or',-iIst one hlork-and wc rqp,o f., q
faint walk Had +, do s.. Y. v,ou
have. giy,n several thor,,n5 Il, Il,rs #
We hal had 4 policy in either til, p,r.
nix ,r Tuo rur ". wor. n.t ;os.,r.j
for reason. nvoo.,,lc hu, cvc''.arlo ro
l,urcr, I, rYrred nh. t,n+ r. vo. onr
cli.,Ir, L,rr,ur ,u- vot ,b.r. w,.
some damage done. Atouce We sent on
an a,,licatj,p fir Insurance and If 90.
hnrn ou, Loroof,or wiI, mat Ioso oil
And ". bless ,Lo n.,,lo bath ul;,o
and black, who ru.bedto our aid G,od
no,,Ja +, /. mt o,l;or ,f;n.,,,,,,,,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
Talks Garfield hut Bets on
Hancock.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Among Gen. Ilancock's visitors This
morning was NJ. Stewart, Ed, an at
rorucy and counselor If prominence at
Ravcnna, Ohio. This gentlemen told Il
story If what he saw Cleveland
Republican do the other day. This in
djyidual, whose name be gave, mot for
publication" was talking Garfield very
loudly to a knot of ardent Democrats.
He wound up by offering to bet Sl00
that he could name tie next President
OF the United States.
The bet was promptly covered by one
If lie Democrats, whereupon the Clcve-
land man named winfield Scott Han
sock"
The Democrat protested against this.
"Why," said be, you have been blow
Ing Garfield fer an hour. That amt
square.'
Oh. said the Cleveland man, "whcn
I talH, | .lk Garfield. When bet, ] |
BET IN ilan",rk." !
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
WlNChE3TEH isCRMAl
Vocal Gepartme Mt.

This branch Of culture receive, cs-
pccial attention The Vocal Class COM
priscs l2j music students. We are
glad to notice that DR.. Won Mcyerhofi'
bcstows particular attention to shading
an expression, in which respects moth
ing can b" beard here comparable to the
musical opening exercises at $ Il. M. ev-
cry morning, It; the large hall of the
Normal. Come and judge for your
selves. sep15