The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-29

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While there was n greatdcal ordrom
drlng in town last Monday, everything
passed off quietly.
The Franklin County Bible socict,
VIII meet at the NJ. L. Church in hi,
place next Sunday night.
Mr. Geo. W. Abbott and his bride
formerly Miss Matte Sanders re
turned from Louisiana last Sunday.
MIR. Thomas jenkins informs us that
ne has ordered the necessary material
Tor a printing Office. 1t will be located
In the Normal building.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
NJ e. Church, South, will meet at the
residence : Of Capt. 7. d. Gregory next
Friday afternoon.
Persons wishing Meal aud Flour de,
livered from Mills weekly can have it
done, without extra charge, ~ leaving
orders with J. A. Gaines.
Col. j. II. Holman, of Fayetteville
one of the leading lawyers in the State
is attending Circuit Court. He favored
our office with u visit last Monday.
Mr.. J. A. Right, our barber, leh
last Monday, for Tracy CITY, where beI
Will engage in business in partnership
with his brothcr,in.law, Mr., Alex
Best.
We are glad to announce that Rev
/. a. Lyon has improved in health |
and will resume his duties rs pastor off
the Z. L. Church, and will hold services
next Sunday-morning and night.
A tlpsy conntryman in the rear of our
1ihce last Monday said he would stake
MS claim on heaven" that his horse was
thoroughbred. lie doubtless meant
o say his claim on the other place.
Mr.. W, T. Mcknight, formerly Of
w 'o"n, was iately appointed police
nan III Chattanooga, but, after serving
bout two weeks, resigned, saving the
YORK was too hard and did not suit him.
MARRIED. In this county, Nov. 2G
8S2, by Rev. John Marcrom, Mr. ,Jno'
v: Shadow to Miss Lula Pittman.
John" is a practical nurseryman and
III, doubtless, make a good husband
lie has our best wishes. )
For SAIE.-Tho house and lot now
coupled by Charles Coleman. Also,
ie blacksmith's shop in which Cole,
ian works. Call ON VI. VI. Henderson.
ii. p. HENDERSON.
Nov. 29th, 1882.
a subscriber at Hockcrville informs
that he does not get his Home Jour &
II iegularly-that he has received only
,out four copies in as many months. II
he paper has been mailed to him cy.
y week, and he should not attach tt
amc to Us
MIR. SNEED's CmURcn, CnATTANoo.
We see from the Chattanooga pa. II
rs that Mr.. Snecd's Church has been
oroughly overloaded. The interior -
Ills have been rc-plastcrcd and kal. n
nlned-thc ceiling a beautiful sky. L.
ie color, and the walls French gray. Y
lie whole presenting Il fine appearance.
&c exterior walls are painted IL stone /
or, and the trimmings light stone 4
or. They have a hoy choir SURPRISED,
ich not only renders excellent music
adds to the beauty of the service.
together the Church is progressing.
OBSERVER. .
Dur Cowan correspondent seems to III
Il little unified because the town au. "
rites of Winchester objected to hay.
smallpox patient from that place ,
ught to the peSt-house near town. son
'pose the smallpox should make its cit
'earancc at dozen or more points in II
county, would it be right to bring "oi
the patients here, simply because T
county paid for building the house ! LIZ
the county had have built pest.
se near Cowan, wouldn't the Cowan.
object to having patients sent there ,.,l
II this and other places? OF course h I"u
y would, and we wouldn't blame Of ,
m. Further, We are informed that Oh,
owner of the land upon which the to ,
.-house is located gave his consent ana /,
the house to be put there for the BEN N"
Of orr to'cn, and never would have ava
sentcd if it had been intimated that chct
Mould be used for the Wholc county. r.
the best way to settle the matter il,
the owner Of the land to order the
oval of the house, and then let our "
II authorities get permission from prlc
to erect one at their own expense. Us
hut the door
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