The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-02-21
IpAl.RCAp TIRE TABLE.

We are prepared to print stock bills.
We will have another butchcr-shop
next week.
New Spring Goods at j. L. Baugh's,
cheap for cash.
The editor and his family returned
home last Saturday.
The attendance at our schools has
fallen off considerably Of late. Mumps.
A neat paling fence las been placed
around Mr.. Il. N. Arlcdge's new home.
We understand that the Good Tenn
plars' Lodge is in furnishing condi-
|iiun.
See Baugl's Spring Shoes and Hats.
|Call and examine. No trouble to show
|gOu.
There is only one case of scarlet fever
Ia Winchester, and that Of very mild
type.
Mr.. +. A Loug,,miller will visit
Texas shortly, to look after his landed
interests there.
Capt Thomas II. Clements, of Cal
boun county, Ala, was here on bust
less last week.
Young men, don't fail to see our new
pring Clothing before you purchase.
j. l.. BAuGn.
We understand that the Poe boys
psc will be taken up by the Supreme
ourt next Friday.
Baughs is the place for Shirts, Cra-
ats, Collars, DC. See his nice suits
rl Spring pants.
Miss Eulah Austell, formerly of our
pSn, has charge of the musical depart
eut of Manchester College.
Daugh has on hand, and on the road,
complete Spring stock. Come and
ice before you purchase.
Capt. Glenn. Arledge, c. u NJ, has
oyed his family to town. They occu-
Col. Carr's house, on Main street.
largest stock of Clothing at Baugh's
lrgest stock of Shoes at Baugh's-
eap for cash or barter.
Prof Gardner and Cal. Estill killed
prtridges one day last week. VIII
pbCrtson carried the game for thin.
A heater has been put up in the
unity Jail. A good cistern has also
been finished in the jail
3D.
Miss Elma Moore, formerly of tho
lnchester Normal, has been employed
assistant in the Normal school at
nchburg
NJ, Ransom has moved the machi
yof tho Winchester Wooden Mill,
owl Hollow, and will commence OPP
'Wus there soon.
social entertainment will he givei
the Missionary Society of Earnes
Prscrs next Friday night, at the resi-
cc Of DR.. I. &. Murrell.
expected to get a lot of ugly pic
on st. Valentines Day, but wcr,
ppOlnted. Is it possible that all thu
Ply q people are dead2
sale by decree of the Count,
last Friday, Mr.. &. G.. Phillip
sNt one-third interest in the Acklcl
'n% property. 1t brought $500.
telephone line has been erecte'
Tue depot 10 Phillips drug store
sagreat convenience TO our bus
men, The charges arc five cents
aErloNE OFFICE AT PHILLr'
. SroRE.-Dircct communicated
r al telegraph and express o
" depot. B cents per message
er Days & Co., Managers.
sad the "Ncw Wagon and Carria2
advertisement of Messrs. Kissln
Ysuoer' These gentlemen are frs
Aerkmen, and we are glad to lear
"eyare getting a liberal patronage
~ Glenn Arlcdge, G. n NJ, h,
NY advertisements in this issue
sleS, .i and sale notice. M
NY Francis, Circuit Court CIerl
. fup''shes a nonresident notice.
> exchange truthfully says that
sIca-abused mothers-in-law cou
~ IN breaking the nccks of all Il
sT@ sons,ln-hw there would
/. msppy widows in the country tn;
@'e now, and the mothers-in-la
'"l'y a season of rest.
y ~, I' i hASetAeE.-At the urgent rcqu,
/, cnsa "l, a.; Jourdan will open a III
Y ias ' iss at the residence of Mr.. j.
u ALL formerly cy Weber IIouse,) on the
II, 1881. lie will be assisted
g, O my;n,fy Baugh and J. NJ. Hopki
NJ s, rup, u, who speak the language fuc
'"' liberal. Apply soon.
: " date Of our last issue, and
IS sa nss = days following the weatl
y "Sy as spring. On Saturl
Isl, re wind shifted around fr,
I, n.y. %'a, and in a few hours the tc
Euv "nened several degrees befi
my,,,, y Commenced thawing NJ,