The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-08

sA,LROAD TIME TABLE.

H. y. PARK, Agent.
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The good work Of graveling gu
streets still goes on.
The work on Mr.. Wiley Embrcy'
new building is progressing rapidly.
No wcll-bred person will hang aroun,
the entrance to Il church during ser
vices.
1t is n notorious fact that spectator,
always know more about buildings than
the men who do the work.
The vain young man always makes
himself conspicuous at the church door
while the congregation is retiring.
MARRIED. Belvidcre, Tenn, 9th
inst, by Rev. ] Bollcnbacher, Mr..
John ROggli to Miss Louisa zuIliger.
Messrs. Hawkins, Russell and Beas-
ley spoke here last Friday. On account
ofapress Of work We. we're unable to at
tend.
During the month of October our
County Court Clerk issued IA marriage
ceuses-eight for whites, and six for
cOlOred.
Several Franklin coun,ians who emf
grated to Texas this summer, have re.
turned home, and say they had enough
ofTexas.
1t will take good deal of explana-
ton to account for the result of the |
election. OF course every candidate
believed that he had dead sure
thing"
Please don't ask us anything more
about that Hoes cylinder press. We
firmly believed that We were to have
one, but alas! we were only building
castles in the air.
The first windmill ever put up in our
county Is now in operation on Mr.. |. II.
llcikens' farm, about II miles from
town. The power is used for crushing
limestone rock for fertllizing purposes.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Merriwether, editor of
Mcniwether's Weekly (Free Trader,
published at Memphis, spent day or
two in UrtOwn last week in the interest !
of his paper. He is pleasant gentle
man.
Rev DR.. Howard will celebrate the
Holy Communion at Trinity Church !
next Thursday, at 1890 II. nj. Mr..
Drysdaie will have services in the same {
Church the following Sunday-morning
aud evening.
Sau Ah-brah's entertainments at the
Baptist Church last Friday and Satur- 7
day nights were largely attended, and
we'll received. On Sunday morning
Ah.brah made an hours talk on Mission :
work to the Methodist Sunday School. ,
By-George, one of Winchesters good
wldowers, after Hunting around for
several months, has been smitten by the :,
loving eyes and silver tongue of pop
sular Alabama widow, whom he will -,
Plead to Hymens altar ON the 18th inst.
We are sorry to note that some of the r.
young men who attended the entertain
ment at the Baptist Church last Friday p,
ought didn't conduct themselves IN Il
becoming manner by any means. A
person who misbchaycs under cover of A
,arkness will bear watching in the
Night. ,
Cedar Grove Nurseries, Shadows
eons, proprictors,) is doing a booming 7
business. They have over eight hun
'ored orders for trees on their books, r
s N commenced shipping this week.
qhe nurseries are situated about one >,
ne from town. We congratulate the II
'boys" on their success.
The Fayetteville authorities are de-
sr'n'ned to put II stop to drunkenness =,
Y mat town. They have adopted an q
efdnance imposing fine of not less =,
yum Ten nor more than fifty dollars up II
Y any person who is found in the cor
POrale limits in a state of intoxication.
And the ordinance is being enforced "to
thc letter."
AT Renick, Mo-, on the 2Gth ult q,
slr' Ed B. Pennington, of Tracy City, .
M married to Miss Carrie Hamilton, IL
rneriy II teacher in the Winchester W
Sulmal, where she graduated. Both -,
E"ues have host of friends here, and, IL
s ri"' 'ney may enjoy full share of lap :,
PneSS on earth, and aftcrward receive a !
%V"n OF glory, is the earnest wish of
II, .. he happy couple spent few al
I'M nero last week, and departed for
~, future home-Tracy CITY. l..