The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-01-10
Our Mails.

Mother earth was treated to carpet
Of snow yesterday.
Fresh Bulk Oysters always on hand
at Webers.
Rev. p A. Lyon will preach at
Goshen next Sunday, at II a. m.
Buy Weber's Mixed Parched Java
Coaee-20cts per pound package.
Mr.. A. S. Embrey and wife are both
quite',sick.
0 pounds of extra fine GRADUATED
Sugar for one dollar, at Weber's.
The price of beefsteak has been in.
creased to 12I cents per pound.
70 pounds Of good Coffee Sugar for
one dollar, at Weber's.
Services at Trinity Church next Sun
morning and evening. Mr.. Drys-
'dalc officiating.
Buy your parchcd Coffee at Webcr's,
and have it ground ready for use.
Our Circuit Court Clerk is busy
writing up the record in the Poe trial
| He says it will cover three hundred
pages of foolscap.
Imported Swiss Cheese at Weber's.
Mr. w. B. Manuel has been confined
at his home sevaral days with heart
disease, but is improving.
The largest stock of Green Coilees in
town, at Weber's
The municipal election last Saturday
resulted in the reelection of the old
Board of Aldermen and John G.. Bra
selton Town Constable. Jpo. A. Law
Ing was elected Mayor and j. b Ashley
Evaporation Magistrate
9pounds of good Rio Coffee for one
dollar, at Weber's.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
The Missionary Society will meet at the
Church at p. m. Sunday.
Premiums given to any one who buy
Groceries at Weber's. Come and get
them.
pounds of superior Rio Coffee for
one dollar, at Weber's.
DR.. Murrell is treating a case of con-
fluent smallpox few miles below town,
on the river 1t was contracted in
East Tennessee.
Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Pro-
duce, at Weber's
Our County Court says you must
work the road four days this year.
Mr.. John McNanghton and family, of
Indian Territory, are visiting relatives
IN our county John" left this county
several years ago, when q mere boy and
after trading with the Indians several
years, married the daughter of
a prominent and popular chief. His
wife was educated at school in Kansas
Ciy, we believe.
Tobacco and Cigars, of the hest and
most popular brands, at Weber's.
The following is q list of the tax as
sesscrs for 1888: 1st district, John g
Hannah; I'd, J. p. Wellington; Sd
4, W. Collins; 4th, o. P. Bruce; 9Th
Thomas Foster, jr.; 9th, A. j. Wise
man; 9TH, John NJ. Holder; 9Th, r.
4 Powell; 9th, John T. Finney; 10th
VIM. Delzell; 18th, j. r. Skidmore
lzth, Meredith Garner; 18th, D. F
SShampion l4th, r. A. overly 10Th
Mm. Majors; 18th, McCrabtree; 18th
v .. Gossage 18th, g. A. Mayhem
Anew lot of English Iron Stone Chi
~ Ware just opened at Webers.
At a stated meeting of Mountain
council No. 694, American Legion O
nonor, last Thursday night, the follow
!og officers were installed: j. A Cal
YER + G.; j. w. Terrill, c.; Joe Ler
s nl y G.; II. A. Clark, Or; 10. {
v"enmI'g, Sec; M, M. Henderson, Coll.
=; Y. Phillips, Treas; r. j. Gaines
map; J. B. Hoke, Guide; G. A
coleman, Ward; j. W. Davis, Sent
y Garner, M. p. Pcttey and I. j
0alnes, Trustees.
y, 70 to Carter 4 Bro. for Oliver Chill
" South Bend Chilled and Aver
flows and Points.
vne Of the new institutions of Wi
ass'er is Webers Cash Premium Stor
y !, y soe most complete Staple and Fa
Y ufocery Store We have had since Il
M Here you can find anything yc
' s' and Of the very best All wi
sscnase goods at this house get a pr
I'VE this is simply discount f
and is perfectly legitimate
Snllng. The stock Of Sugars al
uees Is the largest in town, amour
= thousands Of pounds, and e