The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-06
II. II. DULlN, LOCAL EDITOR.

The prices of provisions should CONF
down.
There is a scarcity of wood in ouI
IOWA of late.
Lookout for dark horse at the Tul
lahoma Convention.
The will of the people should be obey
cd in all things
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church next Sunday.
Country hams command Is cents pei
pound in this market
Services at the colored churches have
been discontinued for the present.
Musketers continue to present their
oils and draw on our citizens nightly.
Mr.. Hester and family, of Bedford
county, moved to our town last week.
Considerable new fencing and shin.
Cling has been done in our town re.
Gently.
Mai. A. L. Lands, candidate for
Congress, favored our office with visit
last Friday.
The candidates for Governor have
made no appointment for Winchester,
but vii! do 80 soon.
We learn that the farmers in some
sections of the county have completed
their fall blowing.
The dimensions of the town hall will
be 77x28 feet, which will be amply
large for any occasion.
Winchester is badly afflicted with
spiritualists, and they are not medium
spigltualists, either.
1t is sickening to see young man
with bangs ON his forehead. First thing
We know they'll wear dresses.
Some Of our towniolk are making ar
rangements to attend the big meeting n
Beans Creek Church next Sunday.
Died, at Salem, in this county, Sept
Is, 1882, Mrs. Cora Waldman, (wit'
of Mr.. John Waldman,) aged about 81
years.
The Wiseman school-housc, in the 3,
district, was destroyed by fire one nigh
recently. More incendiarism, it i
thought
Mr.. Sam. Logan, who for the pas
three years has been engaged in agri
cultural and railroad interests in Texas
is with us again.
The more we hear the subject of i'm
proving the Courthouse discussed, tn
more we are satisfied that there is stron
opposition to it all over the county.
No bad boys permitted to attend tn
Winchester Normal Whenever one
rich or violates the school rules
or don't study his books, "cut he goes.
We are under the impression tina
there is something wrong about tn
vaccine virus points sold in our tow
lately. They don't take" like the oil
scab virus
Notwithstanding the fact that VI
have Il number Of saw-mills within
few miles of town, whenever house
to be built lumber has to be ordere
from Chattanooga or Nashville.
In mentioning, last week, that a II
gro died with smallpox on MIR. lsa'
Gray's farm, we added that no 9th
cases were reported in that Getty" "
meant vicinity" as it is we'll know
that Winchester is the only city
our county.
We learn that ex.Sheriff Turner,
sisted by Mr.. Henry Sanders, will q
vote his time for the next year to ag
cultural pursuits. John was go
ofIicer-attended to his duties prompt
and expeditiously-and has the b,
wishes of host of friends for prosper
in his new calling.
President Terrill, of the Normal, !
published card in the Chattanoo
American Baptist and other papers, 6
ing the facts in regard to the small-p
in our midst. He says no fears are
tertained of its spread, and patrons
the schools in Winchester need
think for moment that the teach
wiil conceal or misrepresent the facts
Our newly-elected county oftic
qualified last Monday, and entered VI
their duties The following are
Shera's bondsmen: j NJ Kelley, L
kin Garner, ID Lynch, To Wlllla'
David Lyons, Simpson West, Kot
Hines, q b Austell and H II Cow
The following are the County Co
Clerks bondsmen, together with
amounts they are bound for respect
:DT Reynolds, 81 900; W NJ /
nolds, $4,000; Hamilton Smith
500 James Sargent, S4,50O; step
Carter, $4,000; Larkin Garner,
500; w w Wilhoite, S4,Ooo;
Reynolds, $4,000.
The Trustees bondsmcn are as
lows: Sim West, $1,000; n Mar
$500; WI Thompson, $4,000;
Sisk, $4,000; TT Williams, s2,O
John Trigg, $4,000; Jas Fl Thomp
$4,000; Doc S Reynolds, s3,OOo;