SB +13 .CssCS . CflTflL.OG SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION Carthage Chrysanthemum Show nOYEMBEf? ©WENTiY-PH^STi AN D ©WENTY-SEGON D eiGHfUSEN I7UNDI^ED AND ITilMEfnY-P 1 YE ^ OFFICERS ^^ Helen Stkathek Mvek, President Mary Goodai.i. Kin(;, Mcc Prcsiiicnl \xr\ Hakkis Hart, Tfrasurcr Iennik Flum'KN MvI'.k, Secretary J v^ f ARTHAGE intends to become as famous for her annual Chrysanthemum Show as has Beyruth for the Wagnerian Operas performed there^ or Oberammergau for the Passion Play^ depicting the life of Christ, given there every tenth year by its peasants. Our success before has much emboldened us, and the exhibi- tion this year has been prepared on a scale of beauty anv^'%%/%/%/%'%/%^%/%^%^%/^%/%/%/%/^%. mm & NORTON WHOLES/ LE Staple and Fancy Groceries CIGARS TOBACCO NORTH Mf^RKE.T STRE.E.T, NftSHVIULE, TENNESSEE.. McDONNOLD & CO., LEBANON, .-..--- TENNESSEE Headquarters for DriiQS, ralnis.Oils, Books and sytion6ri! Our display of Holiday Goods will be Unsurpassed. Everything bought direct from Eastern Markets at Lowest Cash Prices. Silverware from Manu- facturers. Newest Designs for the Least Money. Imported Chinaware— Rich, Rare. Racy. Toys, Dolls, Etc., Etc. SOMETHING TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. PRIG&S f\LL ROCK BOTTOM The Record R. JELLICORSE, Editor The Oldest and B;st Newspaper in the Upper Cumberland Valley FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE Make your wants known through The Record Advertising Rates Reascnable OUR JOB OFFICE IS COMPLETE Samples of Fancy Work Always on Hand. Book Work a Specialty. Nf\SHVIbLE College for Young Ladies. Session Begins SEPTEMBER 2, 1895. Three Buildings, Rooms for 20Q Boarders, Forty Officers, Teachers, and Lecturers. Privileges in the Vanderbilt University. Eminent Lecturers Every Season. In MllQIP Two lirst-class Atusicians arc in cliavi^e of tlic iustruineutal and vocal II lilUolO (lepaitnients. AVitli tlieni are associated other teachers of tine culturt' and great skill in the prodnction of the best iniisiial comiiositions. Tupils enjoy advan- tages in liearinji highest style of music. Hiir Art rionartmonf is in three of the FINEST STUDIOS OF THK CITY. UUI Ml I UC^dl lllldlll beautifully lighted, and amply supplied with models. Pupils enjoy from time to time advantages foi' seeing and studying the best Art works, such as can Ik^ found only in a iirogressive and wide-awake city. Cnp Qniontifio QtiiHioc O"'' <'l«i'<'rivilege of attending the rUl Ol/lclllilll/ OIUUICO lectures of A'aiulerbilt Professors in the Labora- tories of Chemistry, of Pli>sics. and of Natural Jlistory. thus giving us access to the . splendid resources' of the leading institution of the South. Oiin Pwmnociiim is fully eiiuipped for its work. Every species of ;ipparatus Ul UyillllaolUIII ic(iuisite for full development of the bodily organs is hert- provided for our flourishing classes. Our teacher for physical cultui-e is a former pupil of Dr. Sargent. film I itarorif QphoHiilo embraces a scheme of education extending over UUI LllClaiy ObllcUUlC ;i period of four years, and a mode of training which is in advance of competition. AViniiat*noi*\an '^^ '" ^^^^^ operation in connection with the college; and a rxlllUcI yal Icll Training Class for teachers and mothers who desire to learn. Frccbel's principles of child culture can be found in the city. The best Elocutionary Training l^a^Jsel'llnde^^heca^^"^^^^^ rill, of Vanderbilt University, who enjoys a national reputation in this field. 'leachers desiring further instruction "are invited to try this course. PrantirnI FHliratinn '^ I'l-ovided for pupils who desire to Irani Press riaOlll/al CUUl/allUII (Uitting and Kitting, Stenography, 1> pcwritnig and Hookkeeiting. Mannifirpnt Npia/ Rllilriinn K)Sxg,s feet, facing on Broad and V.uixliall IVIayillTlucill new DUIIUIIIll streets, live stories, grand rotunda, and elegant elevator, steam heat, ample parlors. This completes and crowns the work. An MnnoralloloH Hrnufth '^^'"o'" ol'scurity to national fame, from tifty An UnparaiieieU urOWin ,Hipils to begin with to a total enrollment of over four thousand. Send for Catalogue. REV. GEO. W. F. PRICE, D.D., President, No. 108 VAUXMALL PLACE, = = NASHVILLE, TENN. MALONE BROS. CARTHAGE, TENN. Livery and Feed Stable Drummers- Outfits a Specialty Buggies, Surreys and Spring Wagons, both Single and Double, and Cood Saddle Horses at Rock Bottom Prices CALL AND SEE US Nf\SHVILLE MfVCfilNB Go. «f\ND, STEAM, BUECTRICflND HYDRAULIC EbEVATORS JO*HN G. DOYLE,, /V\f\Nf\GER MftGHINISTS AND SRflSS FOUNDERS Pumps, Belting, Pipe and Fittings, and all Kinds of Mill Supplies. GENERAL REPAIR WORK SOLICITED NRSfiVILLE, TE,NN. WHAT IS SflID OF THE IMPROVED NEW ENTERPRISE STOVE It is the most perfect Stove I ever saw. I want one for my own use. I have cooked on the okl-fashioned step stove and other old-fashioned stoves all I'm going to. John, buy me one of the Improved New Enterprise, or what you call 'em, when you go to town. Maky, I don't think I can get one unless I go to the factory; the merchants say they sell them faster than they can get them. Jonisr, you can always get them at THE BKOAD ST. STOVE & TINWAKE CO. :515 BKOAD ST., NASHVILLE, TENN. KASCOE'S VEGETABLE PILLS Will cure Constipation and Headache. 25 cents per bottle RASCOE'S SURE COUGH CURE Will cure Cough and Colds and Consumption. 25 cents per bottle RASCOE'S ANTI-COLD AND LA GPJPPE TABLETS Will cure any cold in 10 or 12 hours. RASCOE'S WHITE LINIMENT Will cure Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites, etc. 25 cents per bottle RASCOE'S GREENBRIER CHICKEN POWDERS AVill keep j'our fowls from all diseases and make vmir hens lay. RASCOE'S GREENBRIER STOCK POWDERS Will make your horse well. RASCOE'S CHILL TONIC Will cure any case of chills on earth. M. RASCOE & CO., SOLE PKOPRI&TORS, GoK. Broad and /V\f\RKET Srs. NflSfiviLLE. Tenn. C. W. BAILEY, R. C. HAWKINS. LATE OF FERRISS A BAILEY BAILEY & HAWKINS WHOLESALE FRUITS, TRODUGE -d Gf\RDE.IH SEEDS COMniSSION HERCHANTS Seed Orders by Hail a Specialty 177 NORTH MARKET STREET NASHVILLE = = = = TENNESSEE TIM H.MOORE DILLARD R MOORE MOORE BROS., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF HARNESS AND SADDLES General Southern Agents for South Bend Chilled Plows 141 AND 143 NORTH MARKET STREET NRSHVILLE TENNESSEE Smith County Bank and Trust Co GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY. directors: L. C ALEXANDER. GEO. A. HOWARD. H. B. OLIVER. JNO. A. FITE. C.N.DAVIS. T. P. BRIDGES. E. S. HANCE. BANK officers: JNO. A. FITE, President. T. P. BRIDGES, Cashier. L. C. ALEXANDER, VICE PRES'T. W. D. FISHER, ASS'T CASHIER. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. QUEENSWARE. GLASSWARE. TINWARE. CANDIES. CIGARS AND FANCY GOODS. J.A.CK IBOYD 10e;e-il^i' ii 331 BRDHD STREET, - - NBSHVILLE, TENN- NEAL & GIVENS. WhnlEsalE * EroEErs, 313 BROAD STREET, Nf\S+iVILLE. - TENNESSEE T. B. REf\D 6c SONS Ff\NGY f\ND STf\PLE3 !-GROGERIES- ^ READ'S HEADACHE CHOCOLATES ISi eM_t 1^^ 1 g i ei , AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS IN 5 MINUTES. SENT BY MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF 25 CENTS. T. B. READ, JR., DRUGGIST Carthage, Tenn. M. HOUSE W. J. IRBY W. M. HANNAH HOUSE, IRBY & CO. PROPRIETNRS OF The West Side Livery Stable (OPPOSITE WEST SIDE HOTEL.) Lebanon, = Tenn. Jfieber Douee 5M IboteL Cartbage * tTenn. SHIP BY STEAMER ''Will J. Cummins'' W. B. BOWMAN, Master. C. S. FISHER, TOM ARMSTRONG, Clerks FRf\NK GRf\Y 226 NORTH CHERRY ST. Shirts Made to Order Fine Merchant Tailoring Hats, Hen's Furnishing Goods "THE TIMES" Carthage, Tenn. ^OC The Only Successful Weekly Paper in the State ^OC ALWAYS HUSTLING FOR NEWS AND TRADE. Advertise in it. Circulation 2,500 a Week GEO. S. HUNT, Publisher. THE LADIES OF CARTHAGE WILL FIND D. LOREMf\ND CO.'S HEADQUARTERS FOR Correct Stgle Millinery EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN DRESS GOODS AND SILKS AND LADIES' CLOAKS WARD SEMINrtRY FOR YOUNG LflDI&S NASHVILLE., TENN. The standard of graduation has been raised and the enrollment largely increased in the last three years. A Catalogue will be sent on application. It will interest you. WILUIflittSON & flRRINGTON PROPRIETORS OF THE Enterprise Livery, Feed AND SflLE> Stable DE,POT STREE.T, LEBANON, TENN. Patronage of the Public Respectfully Solicited Bus Meets all Trains, Day and Night Send for Free Sample Copy of SOUTHERN STOCK FARM, Nashville, Tennes- see. Best Farm Paper Pub- lished. CLIN& & BBRNHEIM DEALERS IN FEf^T'HERS, BEESWf\X, GINSENG Hides, Furs, Wool, Tallow, Old Iron and Metals NO. 128 No. MARKET St., Nf\S^iVILLE, TENN. TELEPHONE 385 R.H. FITZPRTRICK f^TTORNEY fVT LflW f\ND Solicitor in GHf\NG&RY CflRT«f\GE, TENN. PRACTICES IN ALLTHE COURTS TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE STATE AND FEDERAL &. W. T U R N E R f\TTORNE>Y m Lf\W OFFICE ROOM 15 TWIN BUILDING 316 1-2 CEDAR STREET Telephone 784 NflSfiVILLE, TENN. WM. B.Hf\LE f\TTORNEY f\T Ln\N Gf\RTHf\GE, TENN, Wirt V. Lee f\TTORNEY f\T LAW GflRTMRGE, TeNN. B.J. DILLARD DIAMONDS, WATCHErAND JEWELRY, silvbr plated wf\re and clocks repairing of all kinds done promptly South East Corner Square Lebanon, Tenn. West Side Hotel J. M. WATKINS, Prop. RATES: T f >T-r $2.00 Per Day J^eDanon^ lenn* JORDAN & CRAWLEY Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Gtianceru CARTHAGE, TENN. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS W. D. GOLD f\TTORN&Y f\T L>f\W f\ND Solicitor in GHf\NCERY Cf\RTtif\GE ... - TENNESSEE GIVES fits flTTE,KITION WflOLLYTO THE, PRACTICE Collections, Winding Up Estates, Chancery and County Court Business, Specialties BOOTS AND SHOES MADE AND REPAIRED BY B.ATAYLOR At the Old Motley Building, N. E. Side Public Square LEBANON, TENN. 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