The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Circuit Court next Monday.

Circuit court next Monday.
There are several cases of measles il
town.
Services at the Catholic Church next
Sunday.
Judge George Thompson is afflicted
with a swelling of the parotid glands.
Mr.. w. &. Pegram, prominent Tul-
2 lahoma lawyer, was on our streets last
Saturday.
Tuesday morning, March 20th.-Ice
in abundance. "Come, gentle Spring,
come" we're are waiting for you.
"Aunt" Whey Pennington, we'll
known old colored woman, died at her
home in this place on Tuesday of last
week.
An artist is in town taking sketches
of our business and dwelling.houses for
Directory Publishing Company at
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Stephen Carter is confined with
pneumonia at Mrs. Susan Logans,
where she was taken while waiting upon
her son Stephen.
The annual election of Wardcns and
Vestrymcn for the ensuing year will he
held at Trinity Church on Monday next
at 10 o'clock n. m.
Levi Duncan, COL, for many ycprs
Jantor at Mary Sharp College, died in
Fayetteville last Saturday. His re-
mains were brought here for interment
Monday.
There will he Easter services a, the
Methodist Church next Sunday at II
a. M. The pastor will preacl, on the
"Resurrection and identity Of the hui
mai body"
The Legislature has refused to "alter,
amend or abolish" the present fish law,
and we are glad of it. Let it be en-
forced to the letter. and we will soon
have plenty Of fish in our streams.
Little Russell Gordon, son of Mr.. w.
W. Gordon, had the misfortune to
break both of his legs again last Satur-
day. This makes the twenty.ninth
time, we are informed, that he has SUI,
fercd from fractures of this kind.
We learn that difficulty occurred at
Pyhnts saw,mill, about | miles from
town, between James B!ackwood and
man named Jeans. Blackwood struck
Jeans on the head with mallct, or
maui, inaictlng a dangerous wound.
We have remnants of Prints aud
Dress Goods, from q to $ yards, which
will be sold from 1 cents mp. Also,
other winter goods at less than cost
We want the space they occupy for
Spring goods. EMBREY Bros. d Co.
a ruling of the Postoilicc Department
saysa postmaster has the ri ght to pro-
libit smoking in the lobby and enforce
the observance Of good order, and when
necessary to call upon local authorities
for assistance. Postmaster Ayers in
forms us that hereafter he will enforce
this ruling in his Office
The Literary Society will meet to-
night. We are sorry that we have no
room for the program. Suffice it to
say that the meeting will be an inter
esting onc-tlnt the readers will read,
the singers sing, the performers per-
form, the spoilers spell, the laughers
laugh, and the courtcrs court as they
always do on such occasions.
No storm yet, and yet Mr.. Virgins
saul it would surely create II sensation
AMI Ito much damage between the 9th
AMI eth Of March of the present year.
The sensation has been created, hut not
the damage has been done. And now,
when the peach trees are blooming, vio-
le's pceping forth and giving their fra
GRANGE so modeslly to the passing
hreezes, come querrulous individuals to
condemn Prof. Virgins! These are
The lterate sort who show their inteHi-
gsacc when their little sense tells them
There is chance for them to be wiser
than N, they are in the opinions of those
who know them to be fools. You will
near many of them say, 81 told you so !
Virgins is a fool knew there
would be no storm, and Virgins ought
% oe hung" And then some fellows
would really, hang Virgins because the
/, terrible storm dill not come. And if it
aaa come, those same fellows would
nave been the first ones to worship him
Y ~ a Savior and cruelty all who did not
ue''evc in the aforesaid Virgins. But
n ,~csay unto them: Wait year or two
,Onser and then see if the storm does moi
b come "Se.ah.",