The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-11

put IN wheat tnlS year.
i Rev. w. w. Pinson, of McMinnville,
is visiting friends here.
| Mr.. Jno. E. Turney. of Nashville, is
Visiting his relatives here.
! Hon. Jno. M. Bright, candidate fol
congress, was in town last Monday.
Elvy Estill, one of the oldest colored
women in our town, died last Thurs
day.
Rev Mr.. Brandon has accepted the
) pastorship of the Baptist Church at this
lplace.
i Esq. j. T. Merritt left. last Monday,
for Fayetteville, where he will reside in
| the future.
Rev. j. T. Currey will leave us to-
morrow morning, and will be absent
about three weeks.
Col. j. w. Davis is attending the
Fair at Huntsville, Ala which COM
nenced yesterday.
Esq. r. B. Parks was reelected
chairman of the County Court in Moore
county last week.
Between the two evils which is the
lesser bacon at 20 cents per pound, or
beef at 10 cents?
A fashion paper says sthe newest
cloth suits now worn by ladies have
riding habits" Eth?
Say what you may, Winchester new
er had better Town Constable than
Johnnie Brazelton.
Wiley Woods, who has been sojourn-
ing in Kentucky for several months,
was with US last week.
Let there be no "cut-and-dried" work
date for the Legislature.
We understand that Concert will be
given by the Musical Department of
Mary Sharp College soon.
By-the-way, who will our people vote
for for State Senator? There is no an
nouncement in this section.
Mr.. w. W. Petty, of Fayetteville, is
visiting his son Mr.. Matt Pettv,) and
other relatives in our town.
Rev. G. HI. Sheldrake, formerly pas
tor of the G. P. Church at this place, is |
now travelling as an evangelist.
Mr.. Nathan Shook, Of our county, /
received three premiums on his 2-year
old lilly at the Shelbyville Fair.
Girls always look pretty, but come
how or other they look prctticr at this |
season of the year than any other.
President Terrill, of the Winchester
preached to large congrega-
ton at Tracy City last Sunday.
Two hundred and seventeen pupils at
the Winchester Normal, and the num-
Der is being increased every day.
Rev. A. G. Biddle, who has been with
us several weeks, left for his home
Gibson City, Ill. y last Monday.
Col. j. B. Killebrew and lady, of
Nashville, visited our town last Satur-
IA anu ACuitiicu Will 10 uutu uAOil-
day.
Elder VIM. Huff will preach at the
Baptist Church in this place next Fri
day and Saturday nights, and on Sun
day.
Ex-Sherif Turner has returned to his
Did love-boot and shoe-making. He
IS one of the most honest workmen we
ever knew.
Some of the old magistrates claim
that the newly-elected magistrates want
10 ostracize them when it comes to COM
mittee work.
Prof Charlie Estill, principal of the
Lynchburg Normal Academy, was min
Cling with his friends and relatives here
asst Sunday.
Joe Killebrew is one of the most mod
EST and agreeable young men in Win
chester. He is a genuine "chip from
he old block"
New pupils continue to arrive at Ma
" Sharp College, and the faculty are
that the enrolment will soon
loot up two hundred.
Rev. A. McHan and family will
cave for Oxford, Ala, this week, h
where they will locate permanently.
They carry the best wishes of host Of
friends with them. /.
NOTICE Hereafter parties ordering
coal from US must pay the money before
he coal Is delivered. We will not de-
viate from this rule.
w. w. GARNER & Co.
Mrs. G. A. Scott and daughter, Miss
Finnie, of New Orleans, who have beenl
he guests of their relative, the editor :
If the Journal, visited relatives at Chat
anooga last week, and returned to this
,lace Monday.
We pity the man who says all preach
rs and members of the church are hyp-
,crites and scoundrels. Such man, II
10 matter how clever and honest he
nay be, is certainly not we'll balanced. {
This is just as good as if we had said it. .
Some of our citizens who invested in I