The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-05

HOME JOURNA AL:
Porter Hines, what about the crank
NOwl
Mr. S. C. Hoge, of Sewanee, was in
town Monday .
,,ov Of our citizens are "laying in
coal for winter
Grst.cIass harness horse for sale by
Carter Il Bro
ur Jas. \. White, Of Nashville, wa
in town last Saturday.
D,. c p. Baird is making handsome
additions to his residence,
Major A. i. lands, Of Bedford coun
.. WINS in town last Friday.
Mr. ". W. Gordon, Of Lynchburg
listed his family here since our last
SIMMER seems TO have forgotten
.omrtbing, and has returned to find it
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Mr.. ]. A Right, Of Tracy, our "olc
arLer,' paid us a flying visit Monday
Good seed wheat, and car load o
hrilizers to SOW with it, at Carter 4
Bros.
Rev. w. W. Pinson and wife, o
Tmcy City, are visiting relatives ant
friends here.
Mr.. H. NJ. Babb has sold his farm
ooor Decherd, and will return to In
diana in October.
The Society Of Earnest Workers will
meet at the NJ. +. Church next Sunday
evening at 3 O'clock.
Mr. Fred A. IIecp, formerly citizen
If this vicinity, but now Of Austin,
Texas, is visiting friends here.
Hon. John K. Beaslcy left last Satur-
day for Winchester Springs, where he
EiI remain week or more.
Mrs. T. j. Finney, Of Chicago, is Wis.
;up our town, the guest Of her rcla-
live, the editor of the Home journal.
The Winchester Literary Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. W. Y.
Bcasley at s o'clock next Fridcy night.
Mr. Billie Donaldson, good citizen
of our county, died at his residence in
tie 18th district last Friday night, aged
about 10 years.
Mr. John II. George, of Union City,
Stopped over in our town last Friday.
liz was en- route to visit relatives in
Lincoln county.
A Gentleman who resides in the 18th
district informs us that he has sold over
four thousand waterme!ons in our mar.
ket this season.
Road directors should remember that
all taxes paid in work must be perform.
Gland reported to the County Trustee
| ly the lst of October.
Madame Rumor deceived our people
again last week. The marriage didn't
take place, and is not likely to. Away
rilh such Tom-foolcry.
| Miss Flossic Griffin, u Mary SHARP
l graduate, has been employed to assist
| Prof, BIcdsoc in the Preparatory De
prmcnt of that institution.
The Womans' Missionary Society %
The NJ. + Church, South, will meet n
lhe residence of Capt. Gregory mex
Friday evening, at o'clock.
llesSrs Marion Tanning and Johnnie
0kley, who have been in Texas Il ycal
wwo, returned to their homes in Wiz
chester last week on account Of ba,
health.
Mr.. John f. Vaughan purchased TIN
rN postal note issued from the Win
Cesler post-ohlce. 1t was for 1926
nl was drawn ON the Cincinnati post
flee.
Mr. Peter Moinctte, of this vicinity
@bccn appointed postmaster at Cow
a lie has made the required bond
d will receive his commission and en-
iG upon his duties in II few days.
Col. Geo. W. White and wife, o
Nashville, who have been stopping n
yhnt Springs several weeks, arrive
% town last Thursday. Col w. lief
M Nashville Monday. Mrs. W. vii
lcmain here several weeks.
Prof. L. NJ. Gardner and family hay
goN to Nashville to locate. The Pr,
lessor will continue to teach Il class i
lhe Art Department Of Mary Shar
college, and will return here once
week for that purpose.
Ahrge number oicitizens and stral
eSn attended the opening exercises
aary Sharp College last Monday. I'll
school opened with II goodly number