The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-06-24

through the elegant plantation 81
Messrs, T. G. and VIM. Long, which
presented clean and forward crops
stretching out over n level plain Of fl
teen hundred acres, and on to Captain
Robt. A. Treadwell's, where another
splendid welcome with elegant refresh
mcuts were rendered by Mr.. rrcadwell
and his accomplished wife. Mr.. Tread
wells hospitable homestead ats upon the
summit OF a graceful mound and in the
centre Of tWo-thoGsand acre planta-
ton, with near v thousand acres in
cultivation. From his handsome resi-.
lcncc Mr.. TrcadYell can look out upon
his abouuding fields and see every pillow
and hoe at work The homestead isl
surrounded by graceful trees and green
sward, and the brcczcs come from every
direction mobstluctca over wide fields
and laden with the rich fragrance Of
growing and blo>soming crops. The
party spent nearly an hour in this de
'IgAilol home Of elegance and hOspitaIi-
", quailing the i.uest OF champagne
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drove through thc.Mrgc, rich and high,
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OdA'VCl az cltgi.Hl u~ u h"N GENEROUS
was spread t.r the PARTY. There WIS
indulgence without abuse in the rich
feast, and thyUgh the vine sparlllcl and
beer flowed ant punches Werr not OUT
" orJ,r there va. order aud courtesy
and plcas1ninos, tm"ughou: the hour
spent at Esquire Hurts. The party
were not only charmed with the elegant
hospitality Of this delightful home, but
with TAG plantation Green with flourish,
lug crops and dotted with fine stock
tAat me. the vision on every side.
Trym ESQUIRE Hurts the party were
driven rapidly back to the city, delight
ed beyond expression with their trip
and the splendid hospitality thar greeted
them everywhere.
On Wednesday evening in The Opera
House the public literary exercises Of
the Association occurred. Owing to the
failure Of several distinguished gentle
men from abroad to appear as expected.
and as they had promised, these exor-
ciscs were brief bat certainly very in
tcrost.ug. After 4 beautiful song and
chorus by select choir Mr. T. NJ. RI
lev, Of the ClalbsyilIc Tobacco Leaf.
read an eloquent and thoughtful essay
ea the subject Of TIC Press az Pub
lie Teacher"
With another dc'iahtfll musical treat
by the choir, Col. FRA ?. Jones. Of the
Nashville American, was cloqucutiy in
tr5dJcyd by Gen. Campbell, and read
strong, practical and most valuable IS
say on the Science Of Advertising,
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