The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-11
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Chancsry Court (adjourned term,
next Friday.
We implore Democrats to heal u
discussions in the party.
Numerous ssangels in calico prone
made High street every evening.
The prospects are good for establish
ing Reading Room in Winchester.
Sweet potato and chestnut crops ar
unusually large this year. Lookout!
Our corporate authorities have com
menced improving the streets again.
AS soon as cold weather sets in pave
ment-loungers will be less numerous.
An organ-man and monkey were
among the attractions of our town las
week.
Miss Mamie Carmack left on last
Saturday for Union City, Tenn, where
she will teach school
The candidates for the Legislature
(there are only six of 'em) are out In
teryiewing the people.
Mr.. Will S. Sims left, last Monday,
for Fort Worth, Texas, to go into bust
ness We wish him success.
IA good many public speeches will be
made by. private citizens in our county
before the November election.
DIR. f. Y. Salmon, Col. Hughes and
Mr.. Robert Green, of Lynchburg, paid
our town u visit last Saturday and Sun
day.
President j. w. Terrill. of the Win
chester Normal, will preach at the
Methodist Church in this place next
Sunday
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church tonight The Stewards and
Trustees will meet at the church at Al
pm. to-day.
Mr.. R.. G.. Patrick, merchant and
Postmaster ut Maxwell, paid his respects
to our office last week. He is staunchi
friend to the Home Journal.
we are glad to learn that Mr.. Bone
Keith, formerly Of our county, who was
stabbed at Packers Sta
ton, Ala, recently, is getting well.
Some Of our citizens were treated to
last week by couple of trav-
cling musicians, who we're accompanied
oer NIGHT
Mr. Thos. j. jenkins will soon COM
mence the publication of an eight-page
paper in our town. The pa
per will be devoted to educational in
terests, and Will, We suppose, be printed
at this Office.
Mr.. " Hard carter loaned MS over
coat 70 some one ABOUT three months
since, and as cold weather Is near at
hand ne would De g'ad 70 nave Inc coat
returned ne hopes ina. Inc party VINO
mas the Goa. ooes not 'n'cnu ~ De'''
nim OUT OF u
Weexpect. in, q few weeks. to put up
a Hoes .Cylinder Press in our Office,
when the Home Journal will be enlarged
md otberw;se improved. This will re-
nuire a considerable outlay of money,
and We earnestly request that our pa
, ,ronS s MD nav nav mn mn
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We are indebted to Mr.. Robert Har-
ris for some of the finest apples we ever
tasted. They were of the Lady's Fin
ger, Lady's Delight and Ben Davis va
rieties, and were grown by Mr.. w. w.
Britain, at his Nursery in the 18th dis
trict. Mr.. Britain is one of the most
reliable nurscrymen in our county, and
has q large stock of trees always on
hand. Mr.. Harris is agent for the sale
of trees from Mr.. Brittain's Nursery.
LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION. - The
Democratic Executive Committee of
county have called a Conven-I
ton to be held at the Courthouse in
Winchester on the 23d day of October,
1882, for the purpose of nominating al
for the lower. house of the
General Assembly of Tennessee, upon
the Bate platform. The several dis
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