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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

The Independents "that were" (be-
ing now Republicans by adoption into
the G. o. p.) will not gain Office, but have
gained the contempt of those with whom
they have allied themselves. They even
have to endure the sneer of Harrison
Reed O who says that in receiving them
into the fold the Republicans stoop to
conquer" This is as being kicked by a
cripple-whipped by jade-but they
have to take it, They have lost their
old friends and gained no new ones. Re-
ferring to history, Mr.. Pope may ascer-
tain that Benedict Arnold was despised
by the English, and that his name is
black in American annals.
"A neat little story is told in the
Jacksonville Journal by some one VINO
dates at Pine Level" and signs "Ex-
Soldier" and narrates that while serving
in General Perry's brigade in Ken
lucky" the General saw him take an ear
of corn from his horses feed, and COM
PEELED him to put it down, though he was
starving and wanted to parch aud eat it
to save his life. Editor Harrison Reed
must get correspondents who will do bet
ter than that in manufacturing campaign
stories. Perry's brigade never served
in Kentucky. Ii Ex-Soldier" was a
soldier, and "was marching all night and
sighting all day for four days and nights
on "four cakes of hard
Jack and two persimmons," in Kentucky,
,e was 10 some command whose Genoral's +
lame he either did not know, has forgot
en-, or will not state.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
can't oct ANYBODY tn MOI

. Hendricks can't get anybody to mon
key with his muscle since he laid out
Chandler.-&. Louis Post Dispatch.
Pope. as a speaker, is by no means
the equal of Hicks or even of J. K. Lee.
Both Of them and number of other Re.
publlcans can excel him. Jacksonville
Herald.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
Rooms OF /
INDEPENDENT EXECUTIVE; CoassSfKR, }
AAnTGnx Er n d

-'1A7Ho0-'l I ~ Z w IVt IFt>4
SIR: 1t is the purpose of this committee, With
the aid Of friends and sympatk gers, d,ajDg the
present poritcal campaign to thnaoughly t,reaniHe
all the opponents of Bourbonism in Fn5da. To
do this will, in view OF the decisba Of the
Supreme Court concerning he registration IL votert
require ceaseless efforts and asarily !ryWve Is
considerable expense. We beg to inform ybu th5t
our Gubernatorial candidate is not man Il wealth
and could not bear the expense Incident Ib;as.hot
8aYn and systematic organization We
out the State for aid assuring them thst etert dol
lar will be scrupulously applied to'the purposes Of
the contribution. Subscriptions 5ould % setst 10
the chairman Of the committee 4 brompt resi- onse
is earnestly requested. Respectfully ;;
j. n. SrRrpIiS5is,
Chalruap And Ey.. COIN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
&1,44,54l.(A

making one million four hundred and
ffty-four thousand FIVE hundred and fortv-
one and four-one- hundredth dollars, actu-
ally saved to the people, while the State
tax has been reduced from twelve and
a half to four mills. With all this relief
there has been expended out of the revenue
realized from taxation for educational
purposes, in excess of such expenditure
under Republican administration
And for maintaining the Lnnatic Asylum 1874, $50 ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
$29l,S67.&i

Thus it will be seen that although un..
der eight years of Democratic admins.
istration there has been saving Of
nearly million and half of dollars
over like period of Republican admins,
tration there has been applied to the ed
ucation OF the children of the State and
maintaining an asylum for the care and
support of unfortunate insane, nearly
three hundred thousand dollars more
than was devoted to such objects during
Republican supremacy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
HI IL Status Fixed.

Ex-Governor Harrison Reeds Florida
Journal, published at Jacksonville, is the
Republican organ in this State At the
head of it's columns is:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-02

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For Congress-.

We are anthorzcd 10 Announce Hon. i. +.
Alexander candidate lor Congress from the
Fifth Congregational District Of T.nurtcc
composed ol th.c1un,ir- OF H-diord, tounon.
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
snd Rutherford. Election Noy. ith, lSSi.
We are authorized 10 announce that Hon.
T. T. lvic, al BoGfoli county, i y candidate
Tor Congress from The Filth C"ugrcsriorll
District u Tennessee, composed OF The crun-
tr- Of Bedford, Cannon. Coffee, Franklin
Lincoln, Moore, Mar.hall and Rutherford
Election, November I, 1854.
We are authorized Ia announce \. J.. Ian
dis, ST., a candidate for Congr,-s from thc
9TH Congressional District 81 Tennessee, com
posed Of the counties oi Bedford. Cannon
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
and Ruthrford.
We are authorized to announce that Hon
Jas. u. Richardson,O i Rutherford county, l.
candidate for Congress from the Fifth Con
grrrsionsl District oi Tennessee, composed o
the counties Of Bedford, Cannon. Coffee
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall, am,
Rutherford counties.
We are authorized to announce Hon. W
! +. Tollcy, OF Moore county, ASA candidate Il"
Congress from th. Con. rcssiunal district
composed Of the counties "i Bedford, Cannon
/ Coffee. Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshal
and Rutherford. III elton, Nov, H. 1851.
We are authorized h announce Hon Ricl
ard Warner a candidate ior reelection t
Congress from this di-trics, composed OF III
counties Of Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, FranEI
Lincoln, Marshall, Moore, and Rutherford,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
They Knew no North, nor
South, nor East,
nor West.

On Tuesday (always tuesday, May
18th. 1884, as is usual the veteran
Gen'Is G. T. Bcaurcgard, of Louisiana,
and Jnbal \. Early, Of Virginia, met at
the lGSth Grand Monthly Drawing Of
The Louisiana State Lottery At noon
they began the labor Of distributing
wealth promiscuously, and ladled it out
right and left. North, South, East and
West. Ticket No. 1882 drew the
FIRST Capital Prize Of $4,000; it was
sold in hlths ut 81 cach-onc went to b.
J. Dorsey. 30 jackson ST., Memphis,
Tenn; another to Isaac ,lanes, an en-.
ginccr ON the NJ. u G. Railroad, collect.
ed through Messrs W X. Rison Il Co.
/ Huntsville, Ala. The Second Capital
Pie of S25 600 drawn by 5,155, SOLD
il iifthS-onr to II. {. Drinklc, LancaS
ter, Ohio; another to Alexander King
Wavcrly, Ky. The Third Capital
$4,000, drawn by 64,Gl2, sold in tilh'
--onc to T. s. Ashly, Sherman, Grant
county, Ky. The other Capital Prize
scattered everywhere And these ia
mnCs warriors will do it all over again
on Tuesday, July 10Th, and any one cal
learn about it by inquiring Of NJ. y
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For Sale, Cheap.
One ror,y-horsc power Engine, aud BolI'
aond 49, new, Will exchange for lumber.
S''' w. DOUGHTY MFG. CO.,
oon1o-r Mmirccshoro, Tenn.
The University Of the South

l. located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon the
Cnmbcrland Plateau, 1000 feet above the
sca level. This School, under the special
nn,rnpage OF the Bishops OF the Protestant
En;sropal Church in the South and South
west. offers the hcalthiest residence ana 'he
%est advantages, both moral and educational,
IN IT, Grammar Schools and its Collegiate
and Theological Departments. For the
"moc;J claims of this University for patron
e oge applv for documents to the Rev. I'll
TAiR IiODGSON, ID. D., Vice Chancellor
!, Ain Tam. oct3-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For County Trustee .

We are authorized to Announce \ } Slid
more candidate for Trustee ut Franklin
county, at the ensuing August cl, elton.
We are authorized to announce H. G..
Smith candidate for recollection to the office
Of Trustee OF Franklin county,at the ,nsnin"
election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce G. g. Ma
iors u canddatclor Sheriff Of Franklin coun
IT, Election LIST Thurdayin August, 1851,
We are authorized To announce X. +. Oak,
ley a candidate Tor re election To the Office o
Sheriff Of Franklin county, al the ensuing
\uuust pl,rtiun
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
Non-Resident Notice.
Vim. J. Slater vs. Heirs of Wallace
Estill, Jr ct. ais.

IN ,ho Chonccrv Court of Franklin county.
Tenn il oppcaring from complainant's bill,
uh;rb is sworn TO, that the defendants, JET
larson Es,ill, Wallace Burrough, Jcsse CriS,
man. MIR Annis Turney, Lou Parham ana
wife Agnes. and V. X. Stevenson, are non
residents of Tennessee. ,,;o,
1t is therefore ordered byme that punl' 6,
Home Journal, anew+papcr published in win IN
chester, Tenn. requiring them to appeair, ano
make defense to said bill, before the Chan
ccry Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn, at ils January T,r@' 1850 SO"
or the same will he taken Tor con CON
fer,d and s,i iorL airing cX-l n;! - TO u''n
Witness my hand at o0cc in Ni"ch''''f
Tom, Jane 4, 1891.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, e.. NJ.
juncll-4w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
New Barber Shop
j. r. DeLUTA,

,,,rr,crlv Of Nashville, has opened hrS',
class Barber shop in the u'le'a n,"' ~ I ,hr
viii do all kinds Of work pertaining 10 '"'
~rnie.sion in the very best STYLE
Hair cutting n specially. .o1 mul he
Ladies wanting their hair trimmed t VII, ~
I'll n,on ot their residences. lhari'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For Chancellor.

We are authorized To announce Hon. I,
D. Hancock, oi Murirccsboro, candidate
ior Chancellor oi the Fourth ChWc,ry Di-
vision, composed Of The counties OF Warren,
Coffee, Cannon, Grundy, Bedford, fraukiln
Lincoln, Rutherford and Moore
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18

Prof. A. Jourdan informs us that he
expects to visit the State Of Florida
next Fall, but until then can be found
at his little brick office ON the cast side
ofthe Square, and will be thankful for
the patronage of all who wish any haul
Ing done, without regard to their politl
cal or social sentiments We hope The
Professor will meet with great success
financially and be blessed with health
He says when he becomes rich he vii
elun to Winchester, where he ha
lived so long, aud spend his money herr
and here be buried.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
announcements.
For the Legislature.

We are authorized to announce John NJ.
Kelley. Esq, OF the 18th civil district, a can
ddatc To represent Franklin cornty in the
Lower House oi the next Gen, raj Assembly
Of Tennessee subject to u Convention. Flee
ton, Nov. ith.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
HOME JOURNAL.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Nearly an Entire Block Of
Houses Destroyed.

On Sunday nlSht last lhchester
,yos visited by the most disastrous fire
,.oowp in its history. At about nine
,,,Jock Jacob Weitman's furniture store
,.os found to I've on fire. The bells rang
mo alarm, aud soon most Of the citizens
ortbo town congrcgaled in the vicinity
,ftbc fire. The buildings were frame,
ood the flames spread with great rapidity
:, either direction, until all were con,
s,rcd from Il. q. liandley's store M
,Lo Soudre to Garner IL Bro. ON Main
.,roni \ brisk breeze was prevailing
rrcm the south ard the Ransom build
;og wos e + some time in the greatest dan
,or Int was saved hy heroic eyertions
ofo puml or of citizens. IF tie f'e had
r.ocbcd this building the destruction OF
,bo town would have letn almost com.
,,ete. Indeed for some fine the greatest
alarm prevailed, many of the citizens
lolicying that the fire could not be con.
uVI'od.
II would hc difficult to describe the
scene presented. The vast volume Of
fame that lighted up the country for
miles around, roaring and sparkling
with the falling Of roofs and walls the
Public Square and Main street blocked
M with goods and furniture that had
been carried out Of the houses for safe
~. crowds of anxious men, women aud
children laboring with all their might to
save their property.
Never were more heroic cxcriions
made to stay the progress Of II fire and
save property, even the STRANGERS
present vicing with the citizens in the
good work And We take great pleas
ure in according 60 our colorcA citizens
the highest praise for their valuable co
opcration throughout this most trying
time in our history.
The losses were a,ou, ne follows:
House owned by W NJ Russcy
$500
Two houses owned by Ellis Days
$1,000.
Jacob Wcitman, who occupied one d
Mr.. Days houses, list stock valued n
$50.
Office Of Jno. W Williams, $500
Lnss of tools, about 500. Mr. Klein
wacchtcr, shoemaker, occupied the up
stairs room in this building, lose.
tools and stock valued ut $50
House, w NJ Russcy, $500.
Office occupied by Marks, Gregory 4
Emhrey, $500. Loss on furniture
500 Books and papers saved.
Office occupied by DR.. Shapard
500. Books and papers saved.
l Barber shop, $3.50.
".s"ydte and baker shop of join
sr.rom, go.
VI Insurance ON the ahorc.
john NaurAan's tin shop, 1000
So'k, s., 200, badly damaged hy reno
vi aad : great deal burned lnsu
lance on stock, 81 800
re IIandlcys store.house, valued Il
$1,000, badly damaged. Stock &
goods, valued at $4,000, damaged Il
least $4,000. Insurance, 81, 800.
/ 7. ]. Gaines goods were badly dan
aged by removal. Fully insured.
j. 4. Gaines suffers ut least $50
from the damages sustained by mo>n
/ his goods No insurance.
John Vaughan has moved his stoc
@ross the Square, next door to Wei
gers furniture shop.
DR.. Shapard has taken an oili'
above Phillips Drug Store for the pre-
mt
Johnnie Schrom has fitted up the Ii
tie house, which escaped the fire, in h
la,k yard, for his family
1t is to he hoped that the burnt d
triCt will soon be built up again wi
more substantial buildings than the on
DESTROYED bv the fire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-18
For State Senator.

We are authorized to announce Dr.. Levi,
Mucalc Il candidate for State Senator from
the counties Of Franklin, Bedford anil Moore,
at the ensuing November election.