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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-04
REVIEW OF THE DAY.


Muoh LhfheHturHss Hut FGW Incident
Of Dramatic Inter est. l!t.
CnicAoo, jane 3.-1he Proceedings Q
tho day, while characterized with grea
oArnestnens aud keen wa,ehiuluess 10 do
lect my evidences that tho tide was turn
Ing any direction, wero not prolific in dra,
matte incidents, for tho reason that a la,ee
share oi tho 1eeslon WIS occupied by ,Gs
routine OF calling tho roll OF tue conyen. .
tion and the election Of q temporary Chair.
man. This part Of the. proceedings was
only relieved from monutony By tho
altmpaes ot pciaonal charactef!stics md
phases ol iOeling exhibited by Tho ,nein.
hers oi the convention, Il, they rose one n,
limo TO announce their pe,aouul or pollt.
ical preferences for temporary Chairman.
TIE rIRsr SENSATIONAL FEATURE $.
oil the session was Immediately alter Chair.
man sabin had announced the nams o,
Powell Clayton, Of A,kans,u, ss tho choice
Of tho National Committee for temporary
Chairman Of the Convention, when Henry
Cabo! Lodge, Of Massachuss:ts. toso and
moved 10 substitute tho nsmg OF Jain r
Lynch, one oil the colored dclppatfa irom
Misslsaippi. Though some sucl, action
wss not unan!icipa.ed, /! caused decided
senaasion. 1t waa known last night that
there was a movement on foot looking to
putting The namooi u X. Bruce, OF MIss,s
sippi, q colorel man, who was onp oi tha
yics pres'dents ot the last National conytn.
lion, who welded the gavel m chairman
inr short time at tho request Of Senator
Hoar, who wa. s.psrmanens chairman, but il
w. Mas as s.a.su .nst BRUCE iesustd the position,
rad n ivncb 'o' Tna %a.'u Tas men trau.tsr.
Lynch wAs determined on was hs,d a. SdiIl, ,hIa
morning. ~ ,g.sl s.,.,.-.. ~. -, -" m
MALONE AND ROOSEVELT.
The first general demonstration wrs
made whep, on u Tho c,,l NJ ,ha so,, M
Nm S,.,o ntSsv;..,.,,.@s"., - - 'A' ,oi,
Wv 1'"'o u 'Hs'hia was reached
And the name OF Gen. Malone was called.
aseneral cheer rose i;om the main (, ,or
and gsllefieo, which interrupted the cali IA,
time. = ~ = -
Theo. Roosevelt, The young New YORKER
who has 90 suddenly sprung into promi.
uence in the politics Of his Smte. ajso ~.
celyed marked eyidences OF recorni,;on
when he first rose to sneak.
When the call was comn,o.ed c,,r,,,
was the centre OF observation. So bs
mounted chair at the head OF ihe A rkan.
sas delegation and with a deyrsc oi GaI;b.
Grafton and outward calm whic,, vas
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THE PLATFORM,

Major Mckinley, chairman Of the Com.
mlttce on Resolutions, said tonight that 1t
was too early to indicate the points Of tho
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HOW THEY rUriN THE DaY

Tho EcuRtosini and cabinet Candidates
Attend strictly TO Busincss.
WASHINGTON, June 3-Three Presiden-
tial caEdida!co on the Republican side Of
tho senote and ono in the chair arcse at
tho tap Of tho gavel this morning, and
stood with reyerently bowed heads during
prayer. Three other Republican Senators
anu dozen Democratic, eight er ten pages,
two dootkeepers, on official reporter and
four alsangera In the gallery wuso the re-
naming occupan!H Of tho chamber. The
voices Of the Chaplain and Of tho rcadlnr
clerk, who succeeded him, echoed from the
walls md csiling 90 II the room were
empty. Upon tho conclusion o! tho read.
Ing of the journa! four candidates took up
their calendars md followed the clerk hs
in moao,onss he rapidly read tho tils oil
tho measures In their order. ,.3TTs.
81 TIE vgRMoNTsR.
Ten minutes later Mr.. Elmunds sum.
mored Mr.. Garland to the chair and went
to tho Vico Presidents room, from which
he returned with a bundle Ct ile!tcra. With.
out rCaun,ing the ctair be went to bis com.
mittse room, on Judiciary, and shu, him.
soil in for thu day. .gI eE7 ~
THE MAN PROM ONO.
M-. Sherman objac:ed 10 the p,esant
consideration Of two or threo OF tho mras.
urea which we're named by the clerk, and
cha,scd from, time 10 time with bis neigh.
bors, looked over tho remaining psse4oi The
calendar III ndvance, tied UP 4 email buu.
do ol papers, went to the CLOAK room and
took his low crowned sol. ieit hat, placed
i. well down over his eyts and went to
lunch.
Fiits';t Sl:wAs rAv3RlrI. "
Mr.. Allicon r.uck 10 his calendar for m
hour, referring from time to time 10 largo
pile OF bills which lay beside him, asked a
question Of the Chair now and then with.
out rising from his sea., aud then departed
for his committee room. i ~
NEW ESdLAND's HOPE.
Senator Hawley followed tho clerk for o
ti,no with his finger on the calendar, arose
once and made hall minutes speech in
favor oil & bill for tho reliot Of somo soldier
who had contracted heart disease in the
service sud having secured tho withdrawal
Of an objection and passage Of the bill,
| laid aside his calendar, wrote letter and
thea, OF the Invitation Of Senator Garland,
relieved him In the chair. 5.9
(! NJ THR sADLE CHIEF ABSENT.
i a b . # .
Senator Losan's aeat remained vacant
during the days session.
NJ THE WHITE HOUSE TRANQUIL. 3 !
There was no unusual excitement at tht
White House to-day. The number O.
visitors was comparatively small. Rapre
sentative Cobb. Of Indians, called in com
pAny with a party oi excurslonists IRON
that State, who paid their respects aud re
tired. Senators pendle,on, Harris and
i Jackson each had short talk with III,
President These visitors all called beior'
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Ten minutes later Mr.. Elmunds sum.
mored Mr.. Garland to The chair and went
to tho Vico Presidents room, from which
he returned with a bundle Ct le!tcra. With.
out rCaun,ing the ctair be went to bis com.
mites rccr,, on Judiciary, and shu. him.
soil In ior tha day. x & :, rF4 ~;
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TIE FIRST DAY
o,,,. Eighth National Republican
VI '"'I Convention.
y,,i, description Of the Opening
scents.
Large NumOrr Of Ladies' orAc'
tllU Occasion,
A"' beauty aud Variety.
,..,,,,.Times Altcndlngil'e Elec'
hsLI"II ',ioo cr temporary Chairman
SERIOUS Objection to tho on, National
Committees Selection
>. roncres,mln Lynch, of hlssls'
sippi, Chosen.
: !, ruuarrau'eA Rehnke Of tho
Al ssiion,l Committee.
v.,l yIrslpia's soIi! Vote Loudly
wv" Cheertd.
yhe Blaine Forces Serene anu
'D' rndlsmaycd.
rh, rull Proceedings OIL Inc Voh'
yentiOn.
rhs pIumpd Knight, on His Way
10 Ills Auine Home, !.
ALLEGED 10 llavCFaid HAT ile GiSeS
II Up,
An! thst He W'ill4sh His Faithful
Followers
TO Go Oeer TO that OLD veteran,
General Sherman.
A Icyiew OF the Incidents ana
Episodes OF the Bay.
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THE REVISED ArroRr1oSMrs1

Mr.. Henry L. pearce, Of Massachusetts,
presented the following resolution
Fi R<,olrxd, That the subject Of revised
apportionment Of delegates Of luture Na
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\ tl.wA's pAy3plrr.

Mr.. Alllcon r:uck 10 his calendar for m
hour, referring from tnis to time TO largo
pile OF bills which lay beside him, asked a
question Of the Chair now and then with.
out rising from his seat, aud then departed
fnr hia committee room. f-IL .HH EL
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Mr.. Benjamin, OF ArkGnsap, sustained
the nomination Of Powell Clayton rs a
man who had done more than any o,he.
southern Republican to elevate the Rspub.
lican cause in the South. The gentleman
quoted approyiusly the decision Of Senator
Hoar in The last Convention TO the effect
that in the absence ol any rule tho method
OF taking vote on the question must res.
on the soundd isctetion o! the Chair, cub.
jecf, Of course, 10 the action Of the Con.
vention. This wGs e.npha,ically he said, n
Convention OF tho people and every dele
ra,e had undoubted the right Of free ex.
preston Of bis opinion. and 10 have his
vote recorded. lApplause,1 --.s- =
Tho roll call WIS then proceeded With.
When 1t was announced that Lynch had
43l votes, to Ss7 for Clayton, and was elec.
ted temporary chairman. A scene Of the
widest confusion ensued. The delegates
ro,o IN their seats, cheerod, ewuns lhei1
hats, ard shouted, the spectators Joining
in tho demonstration. On motion tho vote
was made unAnimous. ..r
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K. II. ForeHtal, paper jobbers, 0. Phil
adelpbin, have suspended, with liabilile,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06
Pleasant Experiment With
Salt.

do you want to grow salt, and at the
same time have an interesting, hand.
some ornamcnty The proceeding is Il
novel chemical experiment that may be
tried by any one, Put in goblc: one
Tablespoonful of salt and one tablespoon.
inl of hluing. Fill the goblet two
thirds fall of water, and set it in posi-.
ton where it will have plenty of
warmth and sunlight. In II little while
sparkling crystals will commence form.
ng on the ontside of the glass, and it is
both n novel and interesting sight to
watch it gradually growing day by day
until the outside of the goblet is entire
ly covered with beautiful white crys,
tails. Another variation Of this beaut-
tul experiment would be to take COB
let with the base broken off, and fasten
it in the center of "A thin piece Of board,
which may be round, square or ohlong
After the crystals have formed on the
glass, set on tiny wall bracket, and
place II bright holiday or birthday card
in front Of it; this will hide the base,
IN which no crystals will form. After
his is done, I'LL the goblet with flowers
~ dried grasses, and you will have n
'ase which will cost comparatively
title.
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For Congress.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. i. +
Alcxandcra candidate iur Congress from III,
Fifth Congressional District Of Tennessee
composed OF thccounties Of Bedford, Cannon
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Moor,
and Rutherford. Election Nov. lth, 1854.
We are authorized to announce that Hon
I. Il. lyic. oil Bedford county, is Il candidat,
Tor Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District OF Tennessee, composed Of the coun
ties ol Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, Franklin
Lincoln, Moore, Marshall and Rutherford
Election, Novcmbcr4, 1854.
We are authorized to announce a. L. Ian
dis, ST., a candidate for Congress from til,
9th Congressional District OF Tennessee, com
posed of the counties OF Bedford, Cannon
Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln Marshall Moor,
and Rutherford,
We IRE authorized To announce that Hon
JAS, y. Richardson, uG Rutherford county, i,
a candidate Tor Congress from the Fifth Con
grcssional District OF Tennessee, composed 81
the counties OF Bedford Cannon, Coffee
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Marshall, and
Rutherford counties.
We are authorized to announce Hon. W
p. 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. 4, 1854.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Rich
ard Warner a candidate Tor reelection to
Congress from this diStrcs, composed OF the
counties OF Bedford, Cannon, Coffee, Franklin
Lincoln. Marshall, Moore, and rutherford.
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what they Said.

Blaine is besmircAod from the crown
Of his head to The soIcs Of his feet -R2s-
coe Conkling.
Mr.. Blaine is in every way unrclia.
ble from II political standpoint -Gcorgc
|. Curtis.
Mr.. Blaine cannot be trusted. lie is
for Blame against his country john
Sherman.
Blaine has great deal Of magnetism
about him, but rs Il candidate for Pre-l
dent he would prove faiIure.-John
y. Logan.
The Muldmgh letters have ruined
Blaine forever Geo. T.. Edwards.
Dana ruined me, but he has not q
word against Blaine Schuyler Coz
fax
The nomination Of Blaine woulj
prove ruinous to the party if not 10 TIC
country Ingalls,, Of Kansas.
Blame is vulnerable in many res
poets, yet he i. Il good tclIow,-Gar
field
The nomination Of Mr.. Blaine for the
, Presidency would be vital stab at tho
Republican party.--lIoar, Of AiNs:achu
.eti..
hr.u .. L. ~ H.. .,.....Il L., 49,
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Tenne9seo'S Vote.

The total Presidential vote of Ten
nessee in 1880 Was 2ll ,S27, divided Il.
follows:
Hancock, 1913, l0l ; Garfield. 1O7,
6T; Weaver, 5,9lG scattering, 80
liancock's plurality, 2O,5l4; majority
over all, l4,555.
The same year the total vote for
Governor was 243,555, divided as fol-
lows:
Hawkins (Rcpnblican,) 102,969 4;
wright, Estate credit Democrat TO-.
l9l ; Wilson, Rcpudiation Democrat, J
81 424; Edwards, (Grccnbackcr) g..
6ll: Hawkins plurality, pitts
Wright and Wilson's aggregate vote,
l36,6l5, or 1866 more than Hawkins
received.
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NASHVILLE MARKET.


Bacon--clsar sides, lol, packed
!iam.-.C. e c., 49,.
ard-3nownakc, in kegs, llctS
Country lard, Zoe
Eggs-From first hands, 7c.
Fcathcrs-Prime geese, lSc mixed
including duck, lj@30c.
Rags, SLIGO per 100 he.
Corn, sheIlcd, zoe.
Wheat-New, dry and in milling
condition, 77a62c.
Corn meal, per bu,hcl, 700 7jc,
Rye. new, from wagon, GOc.
Hay Sl3@&l4 per ton.
Hog. averaging 22j pounds and up
ward, sl.50a4.S5.
Callc, extra good shipping @l,oO@
I 90
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Announcements.
For the Legislature.

We are authorized to announce John VI
Kelley, Ed, OF the 18th civil district, a can
didatc to represent Franklin co,nty in the
Lower House oi the next General Assembly
II rcnnc..cc-sub,ct to q Convention Flee.
ton, Nov. ith.
We are authorized to announce W. "
Gordon candidate to represent Franklin
county in the lower house OF the next Gen
c.al Assembly Of Tennessee.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Fl"yd
county in the lower branch oi the next Gen
cral Assembly.
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! An item is going the rounds in the
newspapers to the effect that ex.Gov
Warmoth, of Louisiana, and the Loril
Iards, of New York, have formed II syn.
dicatc TO purchase Cuba for 500, OO0,
600, to use as II sugar and tobacco plan,
talion, the RothSchiIds to guarantee the
purchase money, which is to he paid
800, 100000 down, and the rest in in
stallmcnts Of - ,00O, 900 a year.
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FURNITURE !!

keep ON hand and manufacture to order
all kinds Of Furniture, which propose To sell
at low rates. Also, nice lot Of Pictures
Mouldings, &c.. always ON hand.
All sizes oiCOFFlNS-Walnut, Ro.cwoo'
cases, Ca.kcts, Metallic Gases, and all kind
Of Trimming, and Innings for same, KEEP
constantly on hand.
Especial attention given To Undertaking
kccpa hcar.c, for the u.o Of which III,
price, arc reasonable.
PRED WENGER,
Northeast side Public Square.
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Our Agents.

The following named persons are Az
thoriz"d to receive and receipt ios sub
scriptions 10 Home Journal:
John II Martin, Winchester.
George L. Banks, Derherd
d. ;. Long, linckerviIIe.
J.. X. Sarrain, Cowan.
W. b Gossage, EstilI Springs.
|. y Martin, Maxwell.
o =. Bruce, Ilnntland
G. ". Bowling, Maxwell.
& W Byron, Await
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

Mr.. Chas VI. Hayes, business man
ogcr of the Nashville Daily World, Wis
tied our town last Friday, in the inter
est of his paper, and favored our Office
with II visit. The World is now pub,
fishing seven papers per week, The
price is, by mail, postage paid; One
month, 75r; three months, 50; six
months, s twelve months, SS. The
World has its own telegraph wires and
operators, and is II bright, ncwsy, and
progressive paper
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For County Trustee.

We are authorized to announce Al Skid
more candidate for Trustee Of Franklin
county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized To announce Il. q.
Smith candidate ior reelection to the office
OF Trustee Of Franklin county,at the ensuing
a, rti,u
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The Memphis Scimiar says Whel
Blaine entered Congress, he paid take
on twelve hundred dollars worth O
property. He got salary of five
thousand dollars a year; he lived in
inXurIant style, and in ten years became
millionaire. Blaine is evilenilv a
thrifty fellow He beats the Italian
who built his brick block from the prof
Ills OF peanut stand.
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&C., (, nmt r;cr1ant5H.

II appears to hc true that G,n.
Grant j, losing his mind. Ills friends
say SO. The failure Of his ,irm ha- rain
ed him mentally a. we'll rs .inancalIy.
He repeats the same sentences all day,
over and over. An old friend Of his
says he has heard Grant repeat, over
and over, his dcnunciations of Ward
Chis bankcD, and then say "IIc was
smart and trusted him. Gran; had
a brother who went crazy lie is half
para.yzcd and II wreck of what he was.
II is sad end to great career, We
hope il may not he true.
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FOrSheYiT.

We are authorized to announce {. a. Ma
or- a candida,clor Sheriff OF Franklin coun-
ty. Election l,t Thursday in August, 1884.
We are authorized to announce X. +. Oak
ley candidate ior re election to the Office OF
Sheriff OF Franklin county, at the ensuing
August election.
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At Sunday School.

Teacher-How many men have yot
read of by the name of james?
Scholar-Two.
Teacher-What are their names ?
SchOlar-Frank and Jesse.
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Jno. j. liltc,on has rcticcd from the
cdiiorship of the Chattanooga Demo
crat, and is Il candidate for Congress in
the Third District. He is running
against the regular Democratic nominee
and of course will get Il good many Re,
publican votes.
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caused by the death of the Hon. John W
Burton:
Now, therefore, |, VIM. i. Bate Governor
Of the State OF Tennessee, by virtue Of the
power and authority vested in me by the
Constitution and Laws, hereby order an elec-
ton to be held within the limits OF said
Fourth Chmcery Division, ON
Thursday, the 7th day of August, 1884,
to tiIl said vacancy, and the Sherifs and other
officers entrusted by law with such duties in
said Fourth Chanccry Division will. on said
day, proceed to open and hold said election at
all the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, and due re-
turn make, as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, | hereunto set my
O-hand, and have caused the Great Seal
)sEAL.(of the State to be affixed at Nashville,
e-this I'd day Of July, 1884.
WIN. b. BATE, Governor.
d. A, NUM-, Secretary Of State.
jyl6-tde
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1t is claimed that Samuel }. Tildcn
and Daniel :. Dickinson are the only
two men who ever declined the nomina-
ton for President of the United States.
Dickinson declined the nomination 1T
the National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore in 1852.
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For State Senator.

We are authorized to announce DR.. Lewis
Mctcalic Il candidate for State Senator from
the counties OF Franklin, Bedford and Moore
at the ensuing November election.
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The Cleveland and Hendricks and
Bate Club, of Rutherford county, had u
hig meeting in Murtrccshoro the other
day and elected us President our be.
loved friend, Maj. Jesse w. Sparks. 1t
gladdens us to see appreciation shown
to one who is so capable and noble II,
Jesse Sparks.
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Fer Chancellor.

We are authorized to announce Hon. f.
u. Hancock, Of Murircosboro, a candidate
for Chancellor Of the Fourth Chanccry Di-
vision, composed OF ihe counties OF Warren
Coffee, Cannon, trundy, Bedford, Franklin
Lincnn, Ruthcrlurd and Moore.
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The wheat crop this year in the
United States promises to be the lar
gcst over harvested in the history Of the
country. The latest estimates indicate
II yield oi 533, ISS ,OOO bushels against
I2I, 800, geo for the year previous,
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Cleveland and ilcudr,ck, Clubs are
beng formed all over the Union Why
not have one in Franklin county?
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We have received II beautiful pictur,
of the Southern Exposition,1 .. which
opens at Louisville, Ky, Aug. 10th,
and continues until October 25lh The
view is of the main building,sNhch is
one of the largest Exposition buildings
ever erected, II covers thirteen acres
of ground, and will be lighted through.
out by five thousand electric lights.
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The prohbilionists have prc.idcn.
lial ticket in the field, aud it i, thought
at least %, GOO Democrats and rs many
Republican,. will vote it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

Sixty-lour counties IN Texas did not
vote ut the last Presidential election,
but most Of them have since organized
and will be heard from thi. year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

An exchange cla..c, those Democrat,
who DO not propose 20 vote for Bate a.
Assistant Republicans
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

The Texas fever has broken ont
among cattle at 81. Louis, Topeka
Chicago, and other poin- in that see
ton Of country, aad hundred, are dy
inc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

1t is ANNOUNCED that nine out Of ten
Of the German newspapers Of the couu.
try support Cleveland
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

Grover Cleveland j. Il mcmbcr Of the
Presbyterian Church, and Thomas A.
Hendricks Is Il member Of the Episcopal
Church.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

COL f, W. Cole has purchased the
Whlieside interest on Lookout noun.
tam near Chattanooga The tract EN-.
braces between 400 and 500 acres.
COL Cole intends to build n railroad
from Chattanooga up the mountain ;
build Il magnificent hotel; cndow n
university, and make other wonderful
improvements all at cost Of about
half million.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-06

1t i. thought that the corn crop Of the
United States this year will be the
largest Of any crop Tor Ten years pre-.
viuus.