The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-10-25
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Prof. C. w. Johnston, of Mary Sharl
College, will preach at the Methods
Church next Sunday.
Rev. S. 0. Wood will preach at The
p. Church in this place next Sunday
morning and night.
The protracted meeting at the Bap
fist Church is still in progress. Scv
cral have protested religion.
We learn that thelittle boy, jackson
mentioned in our EsliIl Springs letter
died last Sunday night.
Carter u Bro. have received, from
Louisville, fresh stock Of Hardware
Agricultural Implements, and Fancy
Groceries.
Mr. D. i Mccoy, of the % district,
broke bis right leg in two places about
two weeks ago. A barrel Of sugar,
which lie was attempting TO lift from a
wagon fell on him.
There being only few districts rep
resented at the County Convention last
Monday, 10 nomination was made for
Representative. Convention adjourned
sine die without any nominations being
proposed.
A band Of gypsics camped in this
vicinity last week. One Of them was
detected in selling laccs without IL
censc. Sheriff Oakley and our Town
Constable visited the camp, and col
lected three months license for the
county aud corporation, amounting to
$500
EsrlLL SPRINGS, Oct, 81, 1882. On
the 18th inst. jimmie Jackson, 10ycars
old, step-son of VIM. jackson, of this
place, fell from chestnut tree and
broke both of his arms just above the
wrist. DR.. Harris, himself with Il
broken arm in sling, undertook to set
the chld's arms, and we suppose made
a bad Job of it on account of having but
one hand to work with. The conse-
quence Of which was, one Of the boys
arms mortified and had to be taken off
above the elbow, the operation being
performed by DR. Murrcll, of your town.
The poor child lies in very precarious
condition.
The candidates for Representative
spoke here on the 18th INST. to quiet
audience Of about forty, Larkin was
not in the ring.
Wchave had no frost as yet, notwith-
standing the katydid blew its whistle on
the 18th of June last, which signifies
frost ninety days after date,
r. STYx.
CowAN, Tenn, Oct %, 1882. The
recent rains and cool weather have i'm
proved the health of this section
Farmers not through sowing wheat.
A large acreage will be sown
The school at our place has over 100
students in attendance.
The case of smallpox in Mr.. John
COwans family, in 18th district, well.
The Iron Company have added two
more boilers to the furnace. They turn
out so tons of pig iron per day. They
will soon have completed two-story
building, 60x35, designed for Company's
store.
j. c. Montgomery will soon complete
two neat residences here.
The school here has been chartered,
and there is some excitement i'll regard
to the whisky traffic.
We have two clover-hullcrs in the
county. About 70 bushels have been
hulled in this county. We learn there
will be about | 600 bushels threshed in
the county. This is good move. Ev-
cry farmer will soon raise his own seed.
A move is On foot to organize Farm
ers' Club in our midst. Success to the
cause. hope in the near future to
hear Of such organizations springng up
all over the county. Why should not
farmers organize for mutual protection
and the advancement Of the agricutu-
raj interest of the country Let them
meet and interchange views on their cX-
perimentS and results of the different
products they now raise. ii.
BEINIDERE, Tenn, Oct. q, 1882 -
Since the recent rain farmers are work
ing with "vim," finishing up their
wheat-sowing, which has been consld
crately hindercd by the dry weather.
Most of the clover seed has been
thrcshed. Yield not near 50 good us IL
former years.
hear of two cases Of "pink-eye" il
our neighborhood. If the editor of the
journal knows of n remedy for the
above disease, he will confer favor up
on his patrons by publishing it
Since our last to your paper, Mr.
Milton Baker, and George and Will
SONS of Mr.. Isaac Hall, have gon'
IS BessieMather is attending schoo
oklahoma.
+. Fred Stalcter is visiting relative
rthcrn Ohio.
lille other ncighborhoods have sui
great deal from sickness, Belv
has been comparatively healthy
lever, at this time we have a icy
of sickness. Mrs. j E Pulve
little daughter are quite sick, tn
per with pneumonia, the latter wit
r. Henry and Louis Becker ais
8 e home sick few days since, an
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