The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-01-03
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

& and do not run Sundays.
l.. Y. PARK, Agent.
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Municipal election next Saturda
Vote for the best men.
For good, cheap Clothing, call on ]
st q S. Lenehan, Decherd.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodi
Church in this place on the 18th an
a 18th inst
For 81 cash, IA pounds N o Suga
or 10 pounds choice Coffee, at p. & s
3 Lenehan's, Decherd.
4 Holy Communion at Trinity Chnrc
+ Wednesday, the Sd, at 1OI a IN, Re,
DR.. Howard officiating
Our entire stock Of Hats at cost, (
make room for new stock. p. q i
Lenehan, Decherd, Tenn.
Mrs. J. G. Hopkins died at her resi-
dence in our town last Friday night, al
ter short illness. She was goo,
woman, and her loss is deeply deplored
We extend our heartfelt sympathy t,
the 5ereaved husband and children.
The negroes whom We mentioned in {
late issue as having been arrested fol
stealing goods from our merchants
we're tried by Circuit Court and three of
them convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary, to:wit: Joe Burks and
Tom Biddle, 2 years each, and Joe
Green Is months. They are now dig.
| ging coal.
At stated meeting of Cumberland
| Lodge No. 1853, F. & A. NJ, on the
night of the Odd ult., the following off
| GERS we're elected to serve for the en-
suing year: w. l.. Jones, w. NJ; A..
J. Skidmore, S. W.; j n. Logan, j..
W.; H. H. Dulin, Secy; Isaac Young,
Treas; W. W. Martin, S. d.; S. a..
benson, j. d.; John Hesler, S. d T.
A kindness shown when most needed
assumes double value, and the superb
| dinner, of every variety Of good things ;
the happy faces Of about twenty elegant
lady students; the charming music, and
especially the easy, cordial manner in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Graves always en-
terrain guest, are pleasures We enjoyed
Christmas Day, to which our memory
will long revert to.
Capt. James II. Irwin, of Savannah,
Tenn, a most agreeable gentleman, WIS.,
tied our town last week. Capt. Irwin is
candidate for State Treasurer, in allu-
ding to which the Knoxville Daily
Tribunesays: "Ho is endorsed by the
best men in the State as q gentleman of
culture aud intelligence, Of fine business
qualification, energetic, Of strict integri-
u, and in every way emn9ntly qualified
for the responsible position he seeks"
A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wellington at their home
near town, on the evening of the 26th
inst in honor OF the marriage of their
son, George, to Miss Sula Teuery, of
titles county. We were hoDorcd with
an invitation, but we're too busy to at
tend. A goodly number were present,
and the occasion, we learn, was an ex-
ccadlngly happy one George and>Lis
bride have our best wishes.
-Four gentlemen, Messrs. G. G. Phil
ups, John Simmons, Geo. Thompson
and John r. Bcasley, determined last
Saturday night to establish Literary
Society in Winchester. A. meeting
will be held at Mr. Phillips residence
this wednesday, evening, at T o'clock,
ior the purpose Of perfecting the organi-
astlen and agreeing upon q programme.
AN invitation to be present is extended
70 all the ladies and gentlemen in Win
Chester who desire to become members.
Rev W. W, Estill, formerly citi-
zen or our town, and u prominent min
l l,ler Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
vhurch, died very suddenly OF heart
disease, in Chattanooga, on Thursday OF
'ass week. lie was about SO years OF
sge, and leaves wife and seven chill
uren' Ills remains we're brought here
ana inferred in the Winchester GENE
w'y on Friday He was most csti-
maoe gentlemen, and large number
o'felahves and friends mourn his loss
ihe Musical Concert at Mary Sharp
college on Friday night following our
ias' Issue is highly spoken Of by the
urge number who attended. We are
2rfy that we failed to attend. "Ju-
nus the Winchester correspondent of
'ac nashville World, speaks as follows
we entertainment: i; * "The Sc
'sc'ions We're so fine we should like to
f'ss' them in full, but space forbids.
s Sauer The supervision of Prof. Uter-
@Venen the concert could only be a
ssccess' and our people have the highest
spp'cclatlon of his concerts. We are
s ws manipulation of the English Ian
5uase enough to-do this entertainment
;0s There were several songs and
ss',pmental pieces which we have new
anYard exceled. Miss Ella Mans.
81" sAi, assistant professor of music, is cer-
- s"'y young lady of rare vocal pow
s,s s Nnich she has carried to a high
".p 81 the art She is truly an artist
I'M nesa OF the River" and The Day is
,s I'M she won fresh laurels to her al
MN" brilliant name as vocalist. Miss
as;s %'''e Henderson exhibited great pro-
ilNucy as O PIANIST and shnwnd thai