The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-02-07

Dl new male line has been established
= in town.
o We learn that good beef cattle ar,
getting scarce in our county.
Esqr. NJ. c Forbes is at home again
he has been taking in Nashville.
l. Get your Valentines ready. Til,
18th will be here next Wednesday.
I. Hyou haven't paid your subscription
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Mr.. Ellis Days moved out to hiscoun.
try residence bennington place. last
week.
n Prof Charlie Estill, of Lynchburg,
n came up on q visit to his relatives last
n week.
A goodly number of hard-handed
. and warm-hearted country people were
j. in town Monday.
Some men are so full of prejudice
against everything that is pure and
good that they look ugly.
Mr.. W L. Jones represented the
Masonic Lodge of this place in the
Grand Lodge at Nashville last week.
! We have had severa. days of spring
like weather since our last, but at this
time CTuesday) winter is upon us again.
We learn that the Winchester Litera.
ny Society is in quite hcurishing con-
dition, new members being added each
meeting.
Mr.. w. c. Tanning has purchased
an interest in Mr.. j. g. Arledge's saloon,
and closed The saloon which he was
running at Kelley's old stand.
Mr.. Michael Tipps, who was well
known in this vicinity, died at his home
in Moore county, recently, Of typhoid
fever. lie was about 10 years Of age.
DR.. j. w. Russey and wife, of Rising
Fawn, Ga, are visiting relatives and
friends here. The Doctor will remain
a short while in order to recupcrate his
health.
There is a good deal more talk about
some things in our town than there
ought to be. But, then, folk will talk,
whether there is any sense in what they
say or not.
The Argonauts of Mary Sharp Col
lege, will give Concert at the College
next Friday night, and we feel sure
that all who may attend will he well re-
paid.
Judge J. j. Williams, of our town,
attended an auction sale of young ladies
in McMinnville, recently. Wonder i'll
he made any purchases ESQ, he had
better not send them home.
Rev. w. B. Wattcrson, ex-County
Superintendent, is canvassing in the in
tcrest of book, the title of which is
Encyclopedia Of Social and Business
Forms" We wish him success.
Prof. J. A. Clark, (brother to Prof.
r. A. Clark, of the Normal, of the
Manchester College, has been quito sick
for some time, and the Manchester
Times says he is not yet outof danger.
The young man who is in the habit of
addressing his seniors rs sold man" has
Il good deal to learn in this world be-
fore he is au fait. He thinks he is
smart, but he don't see himself as others
sec him.
We are informed that the parties who
had Cowan surveyed with u view of
having the place incorporated, had the
lines so arranged MS to take in all who
favored Incorporation and leave out
a great many who are opposed to it.
Mcssrs. Henry Baugh and Thomas
Embrey, who have been attending the
Law Department of Vanderbilt Univcr-
sity, returned home last week and have
commenced the practice of law at this
bar. We wish them unlimited success.
We would like to be able to conduct
a paper that would suit everybody. But
it "can': be did" There are some per-
sons who will become offended at you if
you fail to mention their names, and
then be offended if you do. But the
world still moves.
We would like to have few lines for
publication from some Of our solons up
on the subjects of abolishing the town
charter and removal of the county site.
Our columns are open forshort articles
from both sides. We may come in Oh
the home-stretch with our say.
The Tullahoma Guardian says Mr..
Ben Hill was arrested near Estill
Springs recently for violation Of the
revenue laws. He Was tried at Tulla-
homa, and bound over to appear at the
Federal Court, but failing to give bond
was taken to the Nashville Jail.
A physician who has had considera-
bic experience in the treatment ofsmall
pox, says: "To prevent the smallpox,
place one ounce of cream of tartar in
sixteen ounces of water; take one ia
blespoonful three times day, and you
may sleep with a smallpox patient with
IMMUNITY. Let every citizen, on the
appearance of the disease, do the same,