The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-22

The frost has cleaned everything croo
l. {. except the society young men. S'''
AS good Democrats voted for ril,no
Us 'oled Tor Warner, and vice versa.
We notice several plug hots walk,p
around our streets since the election
, II you want cheap and good good,
ouy IRON those merchants who adyc,
tise WV ''''e'
70 Key, p A. Lyon, pastor of the c I
Church, has been in feeble health f.
several weeks. '" ~
h1mor says that inside of the mex
couple Of weeks II couple more ofcounle
will be coupled. ''
Miss Sadie Latta, an ex.NIary sharp
or, Is teaching music in a Normr
school at Dycrsburg.
Wonder how many candidates we vii
nave Tor the office Of Town Constable
Announcements are in order.
Every day or two some Of orr chi.
]en' develop their muscles by walking
out to see Heikens' Windmill.
GOOD congregations attended quarter.
y meeting services at the NJ. +. Church
i"st ounday-morning and night.
The improvement spirit grows. We
near Of several who propose building
soon, provided they can get suitable
The cold snap caught some of the i'm.
boys. Long coats screen the
rents, but the cold wind will find Fem
every time.
We are informed that Mr.. Wiley
lImbrey has already received applica.
IONS from parties to rent his new bu;ld.
ng when completed.
Capt. Thomas II. Clements, of Cal.
noun county, Ala one of the best
men IN the world, spent few days here
IN business last week.
+, G. NJ, Tracy City: 1t was only
Intended as a bit of pleasantly. Pre-
erve your usual equanimity. I'VE love
ou too well to knowingly offend you.
Mr.. Tom. $. Hill, who has been in
eXas for the past few years, writes US
hat he will visit his home in this conn.
y during the coming Christmas holi.
avs.
Miss Karen +. Kellum, who has been
tending school at Mary Sharp Col.
ge, left, last Monday, for her home in i
AGO, Texas. She left on account of ,
nd health.
when a young man becomes so lost
refinement us to Use obscene language ),
the hearing Of the tender sex, as one
d IN our hearing On the street recent. d
p, he should be sent to Il reform
hool. Il
Mr.. Lee Ayers, postmaster, has II
owed his family to the house for. IL
erly occupied by Mr.. Joe Cunning 3
I'm, situated in the northeastern sub. e
lbs, on the road leading to Estill b
brings. y
III, 81
As will be seen from his card in this
ne, MIR. }. NJ. lIutchins leaves us to. b,
y on tour to recuperate his health. s.
e dislike very much to give Johnnie v,
), and hope that he may soon recover u,
to return to his bus mess.
We will never be so uncharitable as II
say that every good citizen and tx.
lzen Of Franklin county is Il sub
'lbcr to our paper. We have lots Of
od subscribers, but there are scores
lally as good who are not subscribers.
Mr.. Erby Thomas, of Dcchcrd, has
zee hogs that weighed, respectively,
the 18th Of October, 800, $50 and
pounds On the 18th of Novem. III
they pulled the beam at $50, $40
| $50 pounds--a gam of $50 pounds
the three hogs in one month.
Dur markct.-Flour, $500; meal,
IT'S; bacon, 2Octs; lard, 2Octs;
ckcns, 10 to 25cts; eggs, 1jcts -;
#, 8 to lOds; pork, 10tol2cts; cab L
e, 2Octs per head; butter, 20cts
'h potatoes, jOcts; turnips, 4Octs. coI
ese are retail prices. +
Ion Jno, X. Beaslcy accepts his de- 80
with Il manly fortitude, and has
led down to the practice of his pro-
law lie says he is still
cnbackcr, and will receive green r,
ks at par for any legal services he
y hereafter render.
cold wave struck this section the =
part of last week, and has been sit,
us ever since. 1t rained, sleetcd Wi
showed last Monday. The snow IN IN
lmenced falling about ] o'clock. p. try ~
and continued until night, but the VIII
und was too damp for it to LAY" VIII
With three counties to hear from, tile spa
2 for Governor is as follows: Bate, VA;
1856; Hawkins, S9,125; Russell, WI y:
u; Beasley, 9,34G. Bates MAORI tur
,ver Hawkins, ~, 761; Bates ma On
ty over Russell, 1924; Bates Nj
ority over Bcasley, 1O7, $40; Bates HI, ,,ai
GRITTY over all, 1893. 10 to-
IN the 18th inst, Mr.. Geo. W. !
Mt, popular and good citizen of our -