The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-04-04
II. II. DULIN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Circuit Court is still in session.

Auction specially for ladies Saturday
inside the store. Carter u Bro.
Mr. Morgan Garner. an old citizen OF
the Cd district, died last Friday light.
Ladies' goods nearly all to sell, YET
oolv a few new goods. Carter u Bro
Mr.. Wiley Embrey left for Cincin'
natl Yesterday to purchase more Spring
goods.
We are informed that the prospects
Cor an average wheat crop in our coun'
ty are quite aattering.
Hon. Joe G. Carrigan, editor of the
Fayetteville Express, paid our town a
visit on legal business last Thursday.
By an act of the Legislature marriage
LICENSES are raised from so cents to 81 so
-one dollar going to school purposes.
Rev w. b. Watterson, of our coun-
~ is canvassing Marshall county as
agent for publishing house in Chatta-
nooga
Acknowledgement Wo dard visited
Mary Sharp College last Thursday, and
speaks in the highest terms of the
school.
County Court convened Monday, and
~ this writing (ruesday) is still in SEES
sion. We will print the proceedings
next week.
Mr.. Thos. N. Arlcdge, of our town,
has completed arrangements to open a
livery stable at Mont Eagle, on the
mountain.
Buy from Carter & Bros Bargain
Counter during the week, and come to
he auction Saturday and finish. Sale
inside the store.
Charlie Williams left for South Pitts
burg last Wednesday, where he will re-
main one month under the treatment Of
hn Indian doctor.
Mrs. G. G. Ellis, (sister to Judge p.
rurney,) died at jacksonville, Ala,
last Saturday night. Her remains were
brought here Monday for intermcnt.
The name of Hunts Station, in this
county has been changed to Hatland.
Don't forget this in addressing letters
md other mail matter to that section
We have been running in the sold
Tut' long enough. Let's take steps to-
wards building up manufactures. Can't
some of our monici men put the ball in
motion?
According to an act of the Lcgisla-
ture, assessors are no longer required to
furnish blanks to be filled out by taX-
payers, it being regarded as an unneces-
sary expense.
The first electrical! storm of the season
ruled its thunder in this vicinity early
last Saturday morning, and the rain fell
in torrents. The water courses were
soon unfordable.
The new road law goes into effect at
once, and our County Court, now
in session, will divide the coun-
by into road districts and elect com.
missioners.
We notice, of late, that some of our
young gentlemen are wearing the new
Ftyle pantaloons, but it seems to us that
they have to use glove-stretchcrs to cna-
pie them to get them on
AT Boston Highlands. Mass, March
22l, 1888, Prof G. G. Guilford, former
y of the Mary Sharp College in this
place, was united in marriage to Miss
Emma Price Anderson.
Mrs Elizabeth Nuckles, wife of MIR.
Robert Nuckles, of the 9Th district, died
!ast Saturday. Deceased was sister to
Nlcssrs. Wiley and A, S. Embrey, of
n'r town, and was most estimable
hly.
Maj. W. j. Sykes, agent of the Ten.
nessee Immigration and Real Estate
Association, will be in Winchester to-
mnorrow-April 5th-and remain few
lays. All having land to sell can sec
him at the hotel.
MIR. L. A. Loughmillcr and daughter
Miss Ellen, left for Texas. They wer'
joined at Decherd by Mr.. G. S. Deakin'
pad family. They all 60 with with
view Of locating in Texas. Mr.. Tough
miller was one of our best citizens, ant
We we're 10th to give him up.
Mt. W. T. Ives, of Minnesota, VIII
recently located at Sherwood in thi
county, paid us a visit last Friday. IL
= we'll pleased with our county, ant
says there are great many in Minnesc
"a VINO purpose moving to this sectlo
young man named Frank Erwin
lson Of MIR. Bob. Erwin, formerly {
a y. town. was killed at Cowan la'
monday night. While assisting in lie
uns down some cindcr cars at the fu
iace derrick he was struck on the lea
" 1he windlass-handle, and his brail
we're knocked out.
IN the 18th of March, 1888, at III
nsssl'lence Of Mr.. II. l.. Turney,
umalesvllle, Texas, Mr.. j. S. Avera,
.a0uston, Texas, was united in matt