The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-07
pAiLRoAD TIME TABLE.
The seed market is brisk.
Corn is going up in price.
Lookout for Virgins great storm.

Lookout for Virgins great storm.
March came in as docilc as q lamb.
Fruit tree men are busy filling orders.
Those who talk most do not always
bay most.
The small boy longs for the happy
"bareio IT days.
See here, boys, it is now violation
Ii the law to kill birds.
Ex!Treasurer Polk was released on
100000 bond last Saturday.
A good deal of gardening has been
hone hereabouts since our last.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Gov
kruor of Georgia, died last Sunday.
Old reliable Zeigler Bros. Shoes. No
bne else keeps them except Baugh.
Rev. David p. Armstrong, Of the
b7lh district, died last Saturday.
Bey. Ransom Davidson died at his
home in the S;h district last Saturday.
Baugh's store is headquarters for
ients5 and Boys Clothing and Shoes.
This is the time Of the year when
|hecp.klling Digs make close conncc-
lions.
A large rumbcr of country people
we're in town last Monday. Good or
Der prevailed.
Ladies, call and see new style Spring
Wraps, Havilocks and Walking Jack
hts, atJ. l. Baugh's.
A judicous use Of paint brush would
ldl considerably to the appearance Of
bur houses and fences.
Dress Goods, new Gloves and Collars
-On hand and coming; also, best Sew
ng Machines, at Bangh's.
Mr.. W. O. Clark, Of California, de-
iyered a temperance address at the g
/. Church last Sunday afternoon.
Largest stock of Clothing for Men
bud Boys also, Shoes for Gents, Boys,
Ladies', Misses AID Babes, in the city at
hugh's.
The wagon-shop property, opposite
thc Journal Office, was sold ut public
pale last Monday. 1t was knocked Oft
70 Mr.. AS. Embrey, at $4,000.
Since our change of business, see CIR
prices. New Prints; full line Spring
Goods; bottom figures for cash, at
Baugh's.
The concert at Mary Sharp College
last Saturday night was highly aprre-
cated by the large audience present.
The want of space prevents q more OK
tendcd notice.
Will be on in a few day,-ncw style
Window Shades and the prettest line
pf White Trimmings, entirely new al
?, Six and Satin Trimmings, at j. l..
laughs.
Dr. Joseph Graham, of Graham's
Will, in this county, was one of tho
gmducating class at the Vanderbilt
University last week.
Bya request made a few weeks ago
iev. }. T. Curry will preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday-morn
1g and night-un the Immortality o
he Soul.
The Missionary Society of Earnes
workers will hold its regular MONTH.
meeting next Sunday, at 3 p. M, in thu
Methodist Church. Mission work il
Chlna is the subject Interesting pro
grammc.
CowAN, Tenn, March 9th, 1888
'ome of our wheat-miscrs predict bet
er wheat crop this season than last.
VIM. Heathcoat died on the Sd inst.
a'ler a short illness.
old man Irwin, who lives ut the ful
'acs while passing over bridge on tn
aroad was overtakcn by u train an
knocked off, Arm broken and Other
vi,e badly injured.
w. D. Hines and family have return
y from Florida. His wife's health
much improved.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stewart is on visit
florida for his health.
W. Williams and Mike Madden Al
having residences erected.
Vowan has Good Templar's Lodg
~. Masonic Lodge, and United Wor
man Lodge.
No.. ahe furnace company have u mar
moth store in full blast.
our friend Joe Miller was on o,
snec's the other day. He is just l
nserlng from protracted spell of sic
&C.. a case of smallpox about one M
''''i mere. Closely quaran,ined.
Il.
me cheerful countenancc of o