The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-07-27
Personal.

we are sorry to learn that our young
legal friend, II. L. Turncy, is quit,
sick.
Mrs. a. G. Plumlce and son Willie
left, yesterday, to visit friends and rcla
tlves in East Tennessee.
l.. l.. Loscy, Law and Stock Agent
for the n, d G. Railroad Company, i,
attending our Circuit Court.
Mcssrs, Brannan q Hunt have fixed
up their law office in theneatcst style
which is characteristic Of the firm.
Capt. John Handy and family, o.
Nashville, are spending Il few days witt
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary j. Ellis, Of Jacksonville
Ala, "a sister to Judge p. Turney) i,
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mcssrs. John b. Colyar and Floyd
Estill, Of Nashville, are, circulating
among their many friends here.
Mrs. NJ. II. Williams and son Char
lie, and Mrs. Green and daughters, OF
our town, are sojourning at Winchester
Springs.
Our young friend, VIM, Murrcll, has
taken charge of schoo! at Harmony,
down by the river side" Success to
lim
As is customary upon his quarterly
visits to Winchester, Presiding Elder
Moody paid our Office pleasant visit
asst week.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. W.
Z. Colyar, who has been quite sick at
Dr.. Murrell's residence for several
weeks, is much better.
We learn that Rev. &. II. Shcldrake
las rendered his resignation as pastor Of
he G. p. Church, to take effect after
he lust Sabbath in August.
j. i. Haynes, Alcck Nining, and
cvcrul other Winchester Il Alabama
Railroad employees, were in attendance
t Court last Monday.
j, Il. Spalding, photographic reporter
or the n. e. c, Railroad, is here in the
interest Of his company. His family
anne out with him, and will remain IL
;cei or two.
Mrs, b. S. Henderson left, last Mon
ay, for A2klin's Spring, on Elk river,
,hcrc she will remain Il week or two.
Hiss Mamie, Warner and Glen, nc
her.
At the last quarterly meeting Of the
i. L. Church, DIR. L. G Marks was
collected Sunday School Superintcnd-
mt for the next Conference year. "Ihc
light man in the right place"
Several prominent lawyers from
broad are attending Court here
mong the number, J. II. Holman and
+. NJ Tillman, Of Fayetteville, and W.
). CoIyar, Of Tracy City.
Sheriff Turner's family, Mrs. j l..
}augh, Mrs. \. s. Embrcy, and Miss
Settle Estes, are rcsorting at kcith's
springs, an the mountain. Several
,ersons from Milan, Tenn, arc also
topping there.
Under the head of "JaiI Notes." the
Nashville Banner says; "Ihc Poe boys
ccm to take things about as easy as
ncn could under such circumstances.
hey seem to take their murder case
With perfect Indifference"
Mr.. T. j. Gaines, Secretary and
treasurer of Normal Building Commit
&c, is authorized to receive and receipt
or all subscriptions, and respectfully
Irres subscribers to come forward, as
he money is needed.
Mr.. W. L. Criglcr, Of Martnsburg,
TO-. who attended the Winchester Nor
nal last session, has been employed to
each a school at New lIcrmond, in our
istcr county Of Bedford. We congrat-
late the citizens Of that section. They
ave done well in securing Mr.. Crislcrs
crvices.
Mr.. J. A. Patterson, II popular pho
ographic artist Of Nashville, is here on
visit to his old pupils, Mcssrs. Thur
nan q Williams. In order to make
,[y. Pattersons visit as agreeable as
possible, Mcssrs. Thurman d Williams
ave closed their gallery here uhtli next
Monday, and will spend the Intervening
ime in teaching their guest how to fish
nd hunt.
Please send lis the names OF your
-ucsts-whcrc they are from, when
how arrived. and how long they will
emain.
The editor of the journal has made
md is still making improvements upon
lis residence property. While his home
$ already one of the most handsome
md desirable in Winchester, we