The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-02-28
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lege next Saturday night.
Hop Taylor is "The Boss" At least
he wears the trade mark.
There are two or three. vacant dwell
linz houses in Winchester.
We are told that, the chances for IN
average crop of wheat are slim.
If you want to plant your potatoes in
the moon, you had better hurry up.
Mr.. Kelton will commence pcnciling
the walls of the town-hall next week.
J.. II. NJ, Fort Worth, Tcxas.-Fa.
vOr received. You stand square up to
April |, 'S3.
The front portion of the Mary Sharp
College grounds is ornamentcd with Il
new paling fence.
Rheumatic patients arc numerous
these days They should carry Irish
potatoes in their pockets.
We suppose our town authorities will
SION have the streets cleaned up and
the culvert-brldyes repaired.
The Poe boys case was not taken up
BY the Supreme Court last Friday 1t
Is set for Friday or this week.
Postmaster Ayers has received the
lumber, and in Il few days will fence IN
| the lot in rear Of the posi-oficc.
Mr. W. w. Gordon, of Lynchburg,
moved his family here last week for the
purpose Of educating his son.
Irish potatoes (Northcrn seed) are
quoted in our market at 50 per bushel.
Onion sets, 20 cents per gallon.
At an election held last Saturday,
DR. II. II. Estill was elected Magistrate
pad Frank Leteber district Constable.
Who brought the mumps to Win
Chester? A young lady friend VIII, It
face has been disligured for several
days Just 'ca,ts to fnd ont.
Postmaster Ayers family now reside
IN the post-oilice building. The office
has been remodelcd, AMI presents an
Improved appearance.
The County Court Clerks Office is
being improved. The business of the
paice is now being transacted in the
County Registers room.
Washington's memory still fingers in
he minds of the people, but they don't
bserve his birthday like they did IN
|ae good old ante,bellum days.
Several Indlanians have been pros
Pectlng in Bclvdere and surrounding
puntry lately, and we learn that they
Eere lavorably impressed.
Somebody mistook Charlie Williams
Acc for a croquet ground lately, and he
ow wca's n plaster on the bridge of
bis nasal protubcrancc.
George Thompson has been honored
It'll the position of Treasurer of the
literary Society. We haven't learned
neither he has made a bond yet.
MARRIED. Feb. 25th, at the resi-.
Pnce of Mr.. Frank benson, in this
Pulntyy, by Esq. John A. Lawing, Mr..
pm 1. Faris to Miss Mary L Caw.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
hve or six saw-mills within few
!. lies OF town, and oceans Of timber, il
Ses two or three months to get littlt
y Of lumber sawed.
d Dr.. Jno. j. w. Payne has returned
his farm near Estill Springs, and Mr.
: a. Pylant, who has a saw-mill a few
les from town, will occupy the hous'
I, Gated by the Doctor.
\ Mr. +. A. Loughmiller will leave 70
Sas about the Goth of March. Hi
ugater Miss ELEM and Mr.. G. S
ID aAlns and wife will accompany. Mr.
goes with a view of locating there.
/. Richmond Il McElreths Theatrica
y Oupe, which visited our town coupl
sv ga since, is entertaining the pcopl
{, west Tennessee, and if our tow
3 s finished we may expect the,
y Re this summer.
IL Notwithstanding the unfavora5l
rb .her' several fishermen were on I'll
liz Ns OF the creek last week, and (
,ise bad colds" resulted. We 10,
'sn as well as anybody, but we III
Z 'uch an ourself ON the creek
T. Weather.
:, ~ entertainment, consisting Of v
,s W." s instrumental music, reading
4 ~, was given ut Mary Shal
ny we last Saturday afternoon. "
'hl' not present, but are informed tn
!, 0 ase recherche affair, as are all Il
r "a s',"'nments and exercises at I'll
~ institution of learning.
y y Henry II. Cowan died at |
ae' in the 10th district last Frid,
rf' y s In a difficulty in this town
"e ... since he was struck in t
WIN a brick-hat. by a brio
W. ~ named Fl. II. Carlir. In a f;
\, after receiving the blow he "
i. n with lockiaw, which terminal
nd d;S %eain. Carlin skipped out aft
y nculty, and, as there is no rewa
u "e ls not likely to be arrested.