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

Wheat IN this section looks well.
Our drug stores have received ne
almanacs.
Love your ncighbor, live by labor,
and be happy.
Bird-hunters have been putting il
good time lately, but with little success
Mr.. Graves Pennington is building ,
neat residence about one mile from
town.
We suppose the corporation treasur,
has been replenished considerably Of
late.
Mr.. f. Wengcr is putting new
fence around his residence lot. Ii
needed it badly,
Miss Lizzie Greer, of Bedford county,
is visiting our town, the guest of her
n aunt, Mrs. Arnold.
Cool damp, disagrecable Sundays are
no obstacle to street promenaders. New
clothes must be shown
Persons who failed to clay in" coal
before cold weather set in are now re-
GREETING it. We are Que of EN-.
"A We wouldn't, for the world, be bug.
Ky horse and belong to some y. IN. here.
abouts-particularly on Sundays.
Oh, why cant Winchester have a
brass band? She has the requisite
amount of brass for dozen bands.
Col, L. S. n. Bobo, who is well
known here, is working up the Life In.
surance business in White county.
Mrs. L. D. Mullikin has lately built
neat and commodious residence ON her
homc place, about 3 miles from town.
Freight business has become so brisk
o. the Win. & Ala. Railroad that an
Gtra freight train has been put on the
bad.
Miss Grace Finch, daughter of Capt.
~ IL. Finch, left, last Saturday, on Il
ylst to her brother in Fort Worth,
hxas.
A great many hogs, sheep and beef
catIe have been sold in our market re-
emily Mr.. Ben Truman is the princi,
pal buyer.
Farmers should provide good shelter
" their stock during winter. It's cruel
2 permit stock to be exposed to bad
weather.
Onc of the pupils of Mary Sharp Col.
% was baptized in Oehmig's mill.pond !
~ Sunday afternoon, by Rev. Mr..
nnndon. A cool dip.
he frame work of Mr.. T. n. Ar =
tMgS' house is completed. "Tom"
@mKS ne will have 1t ready for occu- !
r0cy by the lst of January, =
a letter from Mr.. Peter Williams, q
neriy OF our county, but now citi-
p Florida, will appear in our next g
lie says Florida is greatly over. y
IA, %F &c; aeSII CHATS u.s. is happy in an, b
Fllon of big 'possum a friend |
nl'ed to send to him. Well bet l
TWO to one that he never gets
pme OF the papers in the State think s.
81 lAe next Legislature should enact IL
making the carrying of a pistol a g
e'entary offence. Its the only way b
pul stop to it. N
~ editor of the journal left, last
taay, on visit to his family in f
N s .DI, We wish him pleasant W
4iu lots of alligator steak fricasseed n,
nj musketers :" .,
NJ ;"cfc' young man, your indul- ~
~ oSculatory sweets across the s.
In: Will get you into trouble.
a; lung you know "big brother" w.
M 4 George Griffin, of the wiuches. 4
to,en Mills, informs us that he y
w any more woolcarding for ~
u IIJu'' on account Of having to III
VI us wool-carding machinery. III
q ~ y about that Concert at Mary
kSOllege? Let S have it. While II
IN great many in our town who to
"p"rrag'ngly of school concerts, NJ
onoa il'l TO put in an appearance b'
VI our subscribers sell wood ON 6,
bou at 10 and so cents per load, nj
na. .ney haul to US to pay for 70
tap, .' 'ney want us to allow them h,
r per lead. We don't intend
posed upon many such manner
FLED ,; AT the residence of the " +,
~" aO'her' in this place, on the Y
1st'' ny Rev. Granville Lips. "
eir. George W. Abbott to M;ss al al
Sa "hders. Mr.. Abbott is a nice g 9,
,na' an, and surely will prove ii
IA n.a arue husband to her whom m
rIouaiy won. The bride is al
Wnom the winner obo,IJ 49,. VI
Ill., Il, May their new stage in life d.
% ,peh one cause of regret is n,
ftou'io numerous friends. The I
Ia r, -, ieit on the first train for
where they will spend sew.