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

our market.
NJ NJ State and county taxes become deJiu
quent next Monday.
NJ drink ''' eoo'
: HsD" For the best Old Rye Whisky
. call on Joe Arledge, next door TO .Jno
+. Vaughan, Public Square. '"'
you want to see neighbor on i'm
M Portant business, step over to Elk Rive,
m Nlllls-they all 60 there.
ne9- When you come to town and
N. wanta good drink, call on J. H. New.
~ som, at Arledge's old stand.
-. lfyou want Flour that will rise call
at j. A. Gaines for Diamond Dnst
Everybody likes it. '
our streets were crowded with people
from the country last Monday We sun.
y pose DuSlless men had a good trade.
ny, Mr.. J. H. Ncwsom has bouyb,
c tine saloon formerly owned by Mr.. JAS
G. Arledgc. '"''
4 10 MY PATRONS AND FRIENDS :
owing to bad health, | find it necessary
TO travel for few months. | leave
Winchester to-day, (Nov. 90, 1882
ana leave my business in charge of Mr.
d1o M Simpson, Il nice gentleman and
irst-class druggist. | ask for a con.
linuatlon of The liberal patronage given
me heretofore, Mr.. Simpson has entire
charge OF my business, and is authorized
to receive and receipt for all monies
due me i hope those who owe me will
pay up, as | need money.
JNo. NJ. HuTcmrys.
a correspondent in the November
Issue of the Monitor, pays the following
compliment to the students of Wincbes.
ter: The students who flock to our
schools from every part of the country
are Winchester's chief glory. Elegant
aud refined young ladies, heightened
ana chlvalrous young men, from Mis-.
souri, and Texas on the West from :
South Carolina and Georgia on the
East and from all the intervening
states, come to Winchester and crowd
the halls of our classic and far.famcd
schools. Never did town have such O
students. The young men and bows
from the oldest to the youngest, are per.
feet gentlemen in the fullest sense of the
term; polite and respectful, quiet and
orderly, never rude or discourteous. but
always peaceable and well disposed II
The young ladies wherever seen, in the n
sechool-room, at church, at their board. n
,,nig:houses, or on the streets, always ex- I
hlbt the high culture. for which South. a,
ern women have ever been 50 noted h
The students not only honor Winchcs.
ter now, but they will link the name of
Winchester to the honors the future G.
may have in store for them into what pr
'ver lands they may wander. Then all I'll
honor to the students of Winchester. W
ay wc." 50
CowAN, Tenn, Nov. u, 1882 r
" Weather cold and winterish. Consid- ri
'rable corn not gathered Crop good. On
Wheat looking well. %
Company store will soon be compile wl
ed. y.
Furnace will soon have quarantine 4
lousc completed.
We had one case of smallpox came
rom Chattanooga; same died. Special
PRECAUTIONS are being taken to prevent be
ny more cases coming. | see Wmchcs tn
er has quarantined against us, making I'M
fine of SO for any one from Cowan to br
inter- the corporate limits of Winches. Su
er. We have had but one case of ap
mall-pox. 1t is strange the authorities The
t your town are so uncharitable TO- all
ards Cowan. We did not quarantine the
gainst you when you had it so bad. If
We feel that you are not willing to do ho
you would be done by, We think itc
he pcst-housc built by the county be- FRI
'ngs to the county. If no one is cnti- the
ed to the use of it but Winchester, let the
he authorities pay back the money OK the
ended on it to the county; then Win. pes
hester can control it, and not before. for
II. eft
AT our solicitation, Maj. j. l.. Baugh, il $
Treasurer, furnished us the Bu
flowing for publication, which We for
link will be of interest to the .ax-pay. ron
s Of the corporation tow
Paid to W. Ransom, old judgments, him
'24.5O; paid TO Capt Finch, cost for
election, S34.00; cost of 5
'idge suit, Git was the duty of the rail
ad to build the bridge, and no fault
the Board that the plank was not put
1t in bridge, S445O; nine acres of
nd adjoining cemetery, sop 90. To-
| amount paid out since Jan !. 1889,
'O5,l0. Sold less than onc-half of the
metery land for Sl24.00, the portion
served for the corporation being much TIN
C best land.
For the benefit of our citizens | will
lte that Sl75.65 of the S324.60 Ran
m Judgment was paid by me on the
9TH of January before the old Board
,nt out of office, and the present I
)ard did not create and should not be ,;.l
agreeable to the Ransom judgment, the "'
bit being created by previous Boards. ,
| have heard that our authority to IT
Irchase land for a cemetery was qucs-
med. ] will give one-third more than =
cost, If the corporation does not want N