The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-02-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
1t is reported that there are twocases
Of scarlet fever in town.

III Is reporter tIaI lheic uIc tWoC1tscS
of scarlet fever in town.
The editor of the Journal and his
family will return home from Louisiana
this week.
The docket for this Judicial Circuit
was taken up by the Supreme Court
last Monday.
Our County Trustee informs us that
at least forty per cent. OF the taxes for
1882 are delinquent.
A revenue spotter is after the Federal
law violators in this county. Two ar
rests in the 9th district last week.
Rev. w. w. Pinson and lady, of
Tracy City, who have been visiting here
several days, returned home yesterday.
We learn that another Concert will
be given at the Mary Sharp College in
few weeks. This time by the little
folk.
Gov. Bates message was sent i'll to
the Legislature last Thursday. 1t is an
able document, but too lengthy for our
columns.
James NJ. Quarles, has rendered his
resignation as Judge of the Criminal
Court of Davidson and Rutherford
c0uDties
We prepared a numberof small locals
for this issue. but had to leave them out
TO make room for advertisements and
other matter.
Mr. W. W. Gordon, of Lynchburg,
was in town last Monday to make ar
mngements to enter his little son us a
pupil at Mary Sharp College.
We see from a list of appointments
published in the Nashville American
that Bishop Quntard will visit Trinity
Church at this place on the 18th.
Esq. Forbes has located in Nashville
and his Office is vacant. We u.der
stand that &. Williams, Esq, is can
didate for the position.
Stated meeting of Mountain Council
American Legion of Honor, Tomorrow
night, Feb 18th. The members will
please meet promptly.
Acknowledgement Benz. J. Lea, in {
letter to the State c, mptrollcr, tell
him to instruct tax-colectors not to re
ceive the "new issue" in payment o.
taxes upon property and privileges
Postmaster Ayers informs us that {
ruling of the Postofiicc Department vii
not permit other business to be conduc
ted in the post-ofiice building There
fore he will discontinue his confectionery!
and stationery store.
Messrs. Mathcr. Ruch e Fraker, o
Belvidere, have purchased, recently, a
cost of 500, a Dedrick Hay Press
which bales from eight to ten tons pc
day. 1t makes the bales 100 pound
each and solid us u block.
In speaking of drummcrs last week
our types made us say "commerco
angels" when we intended to say econ
mcrcial agents" But there is no harl
done, as we are sure that Il great man
drummers think themselves angels.
MASONIC. Stated meeting of Gun
berland Lodge No 1853, next Saturda
night, February 18th, 1888. 1t is carr
eslly requested that there be full n
tendance. By order of the W. NJ.
Ii. Ii. DULIN, Secy.
We learn that Maxwell, on the Wi
q Ala. Railroad, is being improve
considerably Mr.. VIM. II. Noah
building neat residence, DR.. j,
Carton has about completed comm
'llous house, and there is movement
!. loot to build schOol-hOuse there soon.
FRENCH LANGUAGE-At the urgent reqn
o. several, Prof. A. Jourdan will open IL
french class at the residence of Mr.. j.
Hopkins formerly Weber Housc,) on the
Of March, 1888 lie will he assisted
Messrs. Henry Baugh and j. NJ. llopki
former pupils, who speak the Language iluc
~ Terms liberal. Apply soon.
1t would improve the appearance
our Square and Courthouse conside
o'y II the old fence around the Cou
yard was torn away and neat II
railing put in its place. Wonder if
County Court could not be prevail
|, upon to make an appropriation for Il
purpose?
Hunts Station has one of the b
ana most complete Flour Mills
.0is section of tho country. We all,
%"Stonewall Mills" an adver!iseni
q which appears in this issue. Mess
:. W. Brown d Son, proprietors, HI
invested about $4,000 in fixing
'nese mills, and being practical II,
and full Of vim, we feel sure they
reap handsome reward for their
vestment.
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