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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
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TIE Republicans Of THE eosssy
net 1t tho court hcsss last 6ats'.
day. TIE meeting WAS called 70 or
der BY janice B. Mason. and Eooce
|Sykes was elected Chairman ADD
Lisbon Berry. Secretary. The sol-
lowing resolutions introduced by
Henry N. Brown, sAsr being dis
cussed by Berry aud jenkins. COL,
and Brown, Mason aud Strsyhorn,
we're adopted:
Resozpsd, That Lisbon P. Berry,
John T. Hogan, Lewis jenkins, Al
fred Holmes, James B. Mason, Sam
Morphis, Wilson Brown, Joseph I
Parker, Sam. Crawford, Thomas G
Dodson, w. G. Stanford, Fran'
Crawford, 'Enoch Sykes. Josiah Par
ker, DAVID Sykes aud David Cor
dob, constitute the County Execu
tive Committee.
2. That the said Committee ar
ins,ructcd 70 report to.a Mass Meet
= ing at Hillsboro, on 9th OF Septeo
Der, q ticket that will support itsel
Z TO be indorsed as tbeSLibersl 1od'
o pendent Republican ticket.
8. To recommend any addition
TO this committee, and also to Gle,
!. suitable township committees al
to report the same.
Lewis Jenkins col, q leader
the Republican party in Orange, a
nounced that there would soon be
at marriage in Orange. That the Ii
u erals, Independents, Republicans IN
" Niggers aoere all going to get ma
e raed, and he wanted to see 1t social
and NICE.
Lisbon Berry declared that
en- would not support any mar tor al
he Office unless he would pledge biz
I'd self to vote for Blaine and Logan.
en- After appointing delegates to t
X. Congressional Convention, the me
Sc ing adjourned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

No. i6-Daily, except sunday.
Leave Goldsboro 40 a. ~.
Arrive Raleigh $50 4. u,
Leave Raleigh 90 Il. III.
Ar. Greensboro 600 D.. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

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with WV. G. X. X. for all p.;..'s
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with w. 4 w. Il. r.. daily. NoS:s1
and 81 connect 1T Greensboro with K
& ID. r. X. sud for all points on Salem
Branch.
TRAINS GONE South.
Date, Aug. 3. 81. No. ST.. No. 81.
ICa'l,yA Daily.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

Ayers Ague Cure, when used &C.
cording TO directions is warranted
to eradicate from the system all
forms Of malarial disease, such a.
Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Inter.
mltten,, Remittent and Bilious Fe.
vers, and disorders of the liver.
Try It. The experiment is a safe
one, and will cost you nothing if q
cure is not effected.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

The gloomy fears, the deepoad-
ing views. the WEAKNESS OF soo.tha1
many complain OF, would Otter Dis
appear were the blood made pXre
and healthy before reaching The del
icste vessels of the brain. AYERS
Ssrsaparilla puriies and vi.alizes
the blood; and thus condaces 10
health of body and sanity of mind.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

A Convention for the Goth Dis
trict of North Carolina, composed
Of the Democratic voters in the
counties of Casveli, PeYson, Orange
and DORIAN, is hereby called &c
convene at Prospect Hill on Satur
day, September 18th, for the pur
pose of nominating two candidate
for the State Senate.
JOHN G.. Angler,
Chm'u Dem. Elk. Committee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
VICTIMS OF HIDROPUCBa

VICTIMS OF HYDROPHOBlA.
A Eutauia, Ala, dispatch ssts !:
The people are in a state OF r
excitement in tins section aver he
wholesale spread OF pronounced ny!
dr"phobla al the plantation OF Paoch
Doughtle. DR.. Z. B. johnson has
just returned from MIR. Duugh,le,s
plantation, where be had been SUN.
moned TO attend the sudden and
wholesale sickness. He found 81
persons suffering with a disease
which he at once pronounced hydro
phobia in mlld torn. All. the par.
ties were negroes. Three Of them
are desperately sick, Que being in
The lhroes OF deliriuM, and Is SO low
that the doctor says lie is liable to
die at any moment. Over lh,ee
weeks ago a hog bitten by a dog
died on Mr. Doughtie's plantation,
ana The carcass wa given TO the ne
groes TO be converted ipto soap
grease. Instead Of utilizing. il tor
this purpose, however, thlrty-two
negroes on the place and in the vi
clnity ate the flesh of the pork
Mr.. Doughlie says that ON July
10Th one Of lis dogs went uad and
bit a mule and several hogs. On
August 18th the FIRST hog died aud
was eaten by the negroes. Two
o hogs died or August 18th. one
on Angus: 22nd, and one GU August
9Th, and all were eaten except the
latter, when the consequence OF eat
ing the poisoned flesh was learned.
A dozen of the thirty two eaters of
the affected hogs are seriously sick.
Dr. Johnson, an able physician. saws
hefea1s the worst He says that i,
would not surprise bin if tue greater
number Of the 81 persons should
perish from the effects.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
STATE NEWS.

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Over 100000 chickens have betn
shipped from Greensboro BY express
in The las. sixty days (
Alamance county non,na.es ]. L.
Scott tor the Senate from the 22nd
District; Thomas NJ. Holt for the
House. All Of the old county OIL
GERS were re:nominated.
Asheville Advance /: The prelim.
mary fair OF the Western North
Carolina Fair Association. held At
the fair grounds Tuesday, was we'll
attended. There were about one
thousand people present
High Point Enterprise: Co. W.
( H. Burgwyn. OF Maryland, has writ.
ten Gen. Thomas L. Clingmau, of
;his State, that an application IF wet
tobacco Leaf relieved the tanful
swelling Of severe boil in a single
night.
David H. Reed, Of Davidson
l. county, shot aud killed Wn. He'd:
: rick on the court house steps ia
70 Lexington last Saturday. The shoot
1t ing grew out of q feud that bad ex.
q listed between the two men for q
long time. Reed was at osce placed
nnder arrest aud held for tial. The
= affair caused much excitement.
Wilmington Star: While going
up the Carolina Central railroad
Saturday night we encountered
., gentleman from this city WHO hat
travelled extensively in counties Dor
dering on that road, as wei as il
the adjacen, counties of South Caro-
lima, aud ne was enthusiastic ia BIZ
comments OF the crop prospects
10 Corn, especially, be describes as ex
cep,ionally fine, while GOTTEN will
make an average yield.
In Crab Orchard Township, i,
81 Meoklenburg, Thomas JohBton,
ma negro, was ascending a wdl fft.
TO- feet deep, when the wall csyed i
lat and be fell to the bottom. An al
he temk. to rescue him WAS maxim
nd when the Charlotte Observer hear
The from the scene of the disaster. A
r,h the time the men were working the
~ could hear Johnston calling to the
ny in the most agonizing tones to hur'
ing up. He told them that the dirt w
tie. closing in on him and was ohokir
cir him. He had 20 idea OF his stu
ttion. except that he was badly hu1
MT Charlotte Observer /: Tbe. 7lasil
Nv, proud OF, and Newcombe Bro,be
ter are now about 10 start an enterpri
will that, coupled with the electric ligl
mi will put Charlotte far ahead OF h
sister cities. The Newcombes' y,
ject is briefly this : During the Coz
lug winter they propose to ga
'ac' wood by steam power for gu Ct
OF zens A portable six l.orse pow
Die. engine will be used IN connec,i,
the with a cord wood saw, the who
so arranged that it can be quick
moved from house to house. Thu
OF a steam saw mill in ones ba,
ma yard Yet it is just xhatih,s Z
Ma terprislng frm intends that GA. lie
pie shalt have.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06
CERTAIN GREAT TRUTHS.

Gov. Cle>elandAs Letter Of Acceptance.
When m election to Office shall
be the selection by the voters of one
of their number to aesume for ii
time . public trust, instead OF his
dedication to the profession OF r''li-
tics, when the holders Of the ballot,
quickened by . sense Of duty, shalt
avenge truth betrayed and pledges
broken, and when the suffrage shall
be altogether free, and uncorrupted,
the toll realization of a government
by the people will be at hand.
1t I should be called to the Chief
Magistracy OF the nation by the SUIT
TRACES Of my feliow-citizens, will
assume the duties of that high Office
with q solemn determination 10 ded-
ica,e every effort 70 the country's
good aud with an humble reliance
upon the favor and support OF the
Supreme Being. who l believe will al
WAYS bless honest human endeavor
in the conscientious discharge OF
public duty.
A proper regard for the welfare
OF the w%orkingmen being insepara-
bly, connected with the integrity OF
i our Institutions, none of our citizens
are more interested than they ia
guarding against any corrup,iug in
fuences which seek TO pervcrt the
beneticent purposes of our govern,
men,. aud none should he more
wa,chiul Of the artiul> mach'na''ons
of those who allure them TO self
inflicted injury.
The great demonstration of th'
Irish OF New York in favo1 OF TIT
. Democratic ticket came of Thurs
day night as announced and was
magnificent success at all points
Ten thousand Irishmen surrounded
the speakers stand aud the uu,cn
3. cuncourse was addressed ~ eluqutn
te,ms by Senator Jones. ut Florida
aud other distinguished speakers
There are Blaine I.lsh,nen ~ Ne,
York certainty. bit the great bod
! OF that people rtinaih t'He to IN
Democratic convictions wh'C. haN
always characterized II, Rul
eiyh Neacs Aud ObserEcr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-06

OF the ninety-seven German pa
pers published in Iowa only n is
advocating Blaine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
For Congress.

We are authorized Ia announce Hon. u. +.
Alexandra candidate lor Congress from the
Fifth Congressional District Of Tennessee
composed oi thocountics OF Bedford, Cannon.
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
and Rutherford Election Nov. 18th, 1854.
We are authorized to announce that Hon.
I. T.. lyie, Of Bedford county, is u candidate
Tor Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District oi Tennessee composed al the conn
ties Of Bedford Cannon, Coffee, Franklin,
Lincoln, Moore, Marshall and Rutherford.
Election, Noyrmbcri, 1881.
We are authorized Ia announce \. l.. Ian
dis, ST., n candidate ior Congress from the
9TH Congressional District Of Tennessee, com
posed OF the count,s Of Bedford, Cannon,
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moore
and Rutherford.
We are authorized To announce that Hon.
Jas. y. Richardson, Of Rutherford county, is
II candidate Tor Congress from the Fifth Con.
grcssiuna District Of Tennessee, composed Of
the counties of Bedford, Cannon, Coffee,
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall, and
Rutherford counties.
We are authorized To announce Hon. W.
l.. FOLEY, Of Moore county, as & candidate for
Congress from this Congressional district
composed OF the counties OF Bedford, Cannon
Coffee. Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall
and Rutherford. Election, Nov. I, 1881.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon Rich-
ard Warner u candidate lor reelection Ia
Congress from this distrirS composed OF the
counties OF Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, Franklin
Lincoln, Marshall, Moore, and Rutherford.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

Our Dcchcrd correspondent (" N,")
furnished us letter for last week, but
it was crowded out to make room foI
the proceedings of the County Conven.
ton. We make the following extract
from the letter:
~ notice some suggestions about
woodworking, and thought | would
make suggestion. My suggestion Is,
that the commissioners instruct the
ovcrseers never to throw Il shovel full of
dirt into the middle of the road, hut Ia
get all the wagons and hands available
aud haul rock and gravel and put upon
the road. Bea. the rock pretty fine,
and then, if it is necessary to do any
diching, throw the dirt on top of the
rock. That is the only chance sec
for us to have anything like good road,
through the wet season. The oxpe'
rience of the past two years has proven
that throwing up great banks Of dirt ii
the middle of the roads, to make goot
roads, is a miserable failure"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
The Coleman Boys.
We understand that Rev Mr. Curry

we understand that Rev. Mr. Curry
OF orr town, will soon commence a work
of Kindness that is in keeping with hh
weli'known nature. lie will visit dif
fefent places and deliver lectures, end
superintend musical entertainments |,
nc given by Felix, Mabry and Tommi,
Coleman, aged, respectively, 10, u and
10. These little boys, as all our people
in Winchester know, were blind n,
bir'h' But they early manifested Il tai
eht Tor music, aud their wonderful
progress III The Blind Sthuul of Nash.
vile gives Promise vi Il brilliant future
Tor them. They are poor. Their
father, we ull know, is hardworkiuy
ritizcn OF Winchester, with several
other children to care for, and who, ex.
ccpt one, also are blind. Mr.. Curry
will give them his time. The proceeds
of the entertainment will 90 to the boys.
The Home journal is ready to give it,
assistance in every way to so noble II
purpose.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
For County Tructee .

We are authorized TO announce \ J. Skid
more candidate Tor Trustee Of Franklin
county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce II. G..
Smith candidate ior recollection to the office
Of Trustee Of Franklin couniy,at the ensuing
election
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
VIM. ]. Slater vs., Heirs of Wallace
Estill, Jr ct. ais

In the Chancery Court OF Frank lin county
which Is sworn to, that the defendants, JET
ierson Estill. Wallace Burrough, jesse Girls,
man. MIR Annis Turney, Lou Parham and
wife Agnes, and V. X. Stevenson are non
residents Of Tennessee. ,,,
II Is therefore ordered by me that publica
Home Journal, newspaper published in Wiz
chester, Tenn. requiring them 10 appear T, ah'
make defense to sad bill, before the Chan
rery Court ut Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn. At IL .Junuary T,rm, 1888
or the sainc will be taken ior con
ic-,cd and 81 for hearing cx-l st,c ~ To H., II
Witness my hand, at oilicc in Win hester
Tcun., June t, 1881. ~
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. NJ ,
i,v
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
HOME JOURNAL.
Mary sharp College.

un,ns OF the JouFndi that tle exainlna
ron exercises of Mary Sharp Colleg,
commenced on Monday, the ID inst.
The entire week was devoted to the
examination Of classes in the various de
portments, aud on Saturday night tn,
Hall was literally packed with anxious
friends 90 listen to Concert NJ. /. IL
possing we frankly state that we do moi
r,men,ber to s,ave seen 81 brilliant al
audience assembled in Winchester n.
the performers Oh Saturday night, Oh
course the Concert VAS good.
The attendance upon the examiua
tons IS larger than usual, and strangers
are arriving upon every train. Itseem'
to be the unanimous sentiment Of those
whn have witnessed the classes thus fan
that the instructors have been even
more rigid and thorough than hereto.
FIRE. carwing the standard Of scholar.
shin higher than it has erer been. To
those who are acquainted with the
record of this Institution and the fame
il has already acquired in this direction
the above statement will have special
significance.
1t has been the intention of the Fac
ulty. we learn, to examine one class
from every grade in tie College, daily,
thus showing the variety and extent Of
the work done.
The classes already examined embrace,
in the Collegiate Department. Mental
Philosophy, Greek, latin, Astronomy,
Mechanics, History, Botany, Physiol-
ogy, Algebra, Trigonometry, analysis
and Arithmetic. Some twelve or fifteen
classes from the Preparatory Depart
ment have already appeared, including
leading, Arithmetic, Geography, Bota-
ny, Language Lessons, History, DC.
And if the teachers and pupils could
hear the enthusiastic statements of lis
tencrs they would feel amply rewarded
for their efforts, and would discover
that the skill and ability of Mary Sharp
Faculty was matter Of pride to our
citizens.
The Baccalaureate Sermon was deliv-
cred on Sunday morning by the re-
nowncd DR.. j X. Graves, Of Memphis,
and the effort produced upon all who
were in reach Of his voice and elogucnce
can hardly he described Any one who
could hear that sermon and not he per-
mancntly benefited must be surely
Joined to his idols"
The second week of examination
was opened with Sophomore class in
Analysis by DR. Graves, followed b. Al
Junior class in Logic
The afternoon program included a
class in Ancient History by Prof Bar
ret!, and Il Logic class by DR.. Graves.
\ "wrtitcn" examination in Geometry
WAS also n feature of Monday. Had
We not Quilted to make special meuti'n
Of the classes daring the past week, we
would feel compelled to stop just here
and state our convictions, but com
pI,mcni might do more harm than good,
So We forGear
The examinations were concluded
Tuesday noon amid the rejoicing of stu
dents and congratulation of friends.
The "a Concert occurs Tuesday night,
and will he in keeping with the high
order Of the Musical Department of the
Mary Sharp.
To-day "wednesday is the Com
mcnt Day. The graduates are thirteen
in number, and IRE us follows:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
For Chancellor.

We are authorized to announce Hon. T..
u. Hancock, If Murirccsbnro, II candidate
for Chancellor Of the Fourth Chanccry Di-
virion, composed Of ihc counties al Warren,
Coffee, Cannon tirundy, Bedford, Franklin,
Lincoln. Ruth, riurd and Moore.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
For Sheriff.

We are authorized To announce G.. \. Ma
jors cundidalcior Sheriff OF Franklin coun.
~. Election LIST Thursday in August, 1884.
We are authorized to announce K. +. Oak
ley candidate ir ~ election TO the office Of
Sheriff ol Franklin county, at the cnslinl
AupIl.i clcctiun
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
Music Hath Charms.


We would recommend all who Wish
to secure u first-class Piano or organ
to send for Catalogue to the B. Shonln'
ger Piano and Organ Company, OF New view
Haven, Conn. Established in lSoo
We know this house to be one OF the
most reliable manufacturing concerns II
the United States. We believe large
amount can be saved by ordering dlrec
from the factory, over the usual re'a,
prices, and purchasers will have the sat
isiaction of knowing that they VIII re-
ceve u first.class instrument, fully war
ranted.
W. a. Frost, of the Shelbyvll'e 'T'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

w. j. Slater and wife, of Winchcs.
ter, were in the city last Saturday.
They will doubtless make this their fu.
tnre home Tullahoma Enterprise.
Tastes differ, but we prefer to make
our future home in Heaven, which, We
don't believe, is located near Tullahoma.
Il Nashville Sunday Journal.
Well, that part about us going to
Tullahoma to live is all gratuitous. 1t
must have come from our saying We
would he pleased with home in such Il
beautiful, prosperous town as Tullaho-
ma. But the editor of the Sunday
journal don't seem to admire our taste.
Some one up there must have made him
mad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
For State Senator.

We are authorized 10 announce DR.. Lewis
Mctrallc n candidate for State Senator from
the counties OF Franklin, Bedford and Moore.
at the ensuing November election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

The Annual Address will be delivered
to the Senior Class this afternoon, by
Il W. Griffin, ID. d., Of Nashville.
The exercises of Wednesday, which
furnish the climax to the closing scenes
Teach year at Mary Sharp we will be
compelled to omit,as we close our forms
Tuesday afternoon.
The examination exercises are pro-
bounced the hest and most satisfactory
ever held at the College.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
BEST WHISKY

The place to get the best brands oI Old
Whistles, and pure, fine old Apple Brandy
at No. 40 y. Summer st., near Union. Choic
Liquors and Cigars and Tobacco CONSTANT,
on hand. JAMES klLLELEA,
oct25 Nashville, Tom.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

We will open State and County Normal
Institute at Lewisburg June 10Th, which con
tinues four weeks, tor the benefit OF the teach
crs Of the counticsoi Marshall, Bedford, Lin
coin, Moore, Franklin, Rutherford, William
son, Maury and Giles, which counties consti-
tute an Institute District and have been laid
of by the State Superintendent, Thomat II.
Pcinc.
FACULTY.:
Miss Il. X Graham, a graduate oi the Boz
ton School OF On atory, will have chargco FL
ocuion.
Miss Florence Acrcc, Of Mcmphis-I'rclar-
atory Department. ;,
Prof. j. +. Bailey, OF Nashyillc-Nocol
Music.
Prof. II. c. Weber, OF Clarkovillc-Chcm-
istry and Geology.
Prof. W. X. Garrett, OF Montgomery Bell
Academy Biography and L. 5, History.
Prof. y. T. Lupton, OF the Vanderbilt Uni
vcrsity, will lecture thcl week OF the lns,i-
tute on Organic Chemistry, and respectfully
invites all farmers to attend his lectures.
State Sup't Thomas II. Paine will be with
us and engage in the work generally.
TUITION,
Ten Dollar. in advance, which gives any one
access to all departments.
All teachers who attend will be expected
to take the class as pupils.
All teachers in the above named countr,
who attend the Institute will please drop mt
a card stating the fact, and will make ar
rangcments ior board, and also secure lol
them situation as teacher
The examination OF all applicants for Ger
tilcsles to teach in the Public Schools will b,
held on July llth-thc last day Of the lnsti
tute--whether they attend the Institute o
not.
There will be 4 shorthand writer prcscn
to prepare all the proceedings to be published
in book.
There will also be Department for tn
Colorcd People, which will be conducted b.
J. G. McAdams, Of Shclbyville.
The Superntendents of the different coun
ties are invited and expected to come and par
ticipate in the worh. aaE.
The public generally are invited to attcn
the Institute iroui day to day and witness til
exercises. ..l E
The attention of School Directors is espeC
tally called to this invitation and then the
will be better prepared tojudgc Of the qualii
cations OF teachers for the Public Schools.
Lewisburg is located in Marshall count,
Just at the foot OF Elk Ridge, on the Due
River Valley Railroad, surrounded by d,
lightiul scenery has good water and ii ,plel
did cImate-churche Of all denomination
and new school building in which thei
can be seven hundred teachers accommodate,
, All teachers are invited to attend, wheth,
; tbpy live in this Institute District or not.
Bring all your textbooks with you.
W. T. OwNBY, President,
Lewisburg, Tenn.
(By appointment from State Snpt. Tito.
paine.) [my2l-tju20.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

1S-A good supply ofBUTrERICK'S
PATTERNS just received at j. A.
Gaines. Call and get a Fashion Plate
and select to suit yourself. Also, on
hand, pure Linen Lawns, and various
other articles usually kept in a first
closs store
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11

The new band gave Concert at Ma
ry Sharp College last Thursday night
to assist in paying for their instruments
The receipts amounted to over S23.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-06-11
Capital Prize, $50, 900.

E;s" No,ice-Tickcls are Ten Dollar.
only Halves, Five Dollars Fiths,
Two Dollars Tcnihs, One Dollar.