The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-14
Guard against chicken thieves.

Circuit Court next Monday week.
Next Friday is St. Patrick's Day.
Snipe don't drive well yet. It's to'
early for them.
Mrs. A. II. Barrett is quite sick will
pneumonia.
A full Inc offspring Goods, cheap, a
]. i. Baugh's.
Stephen Carter is confined to his BEE
with pneumonia.
Window Shades, and every article,
cheap for cash, att l.. Baugh's.
Accommodations are being made for
$50 more boarders at Pylant Springs.
About thirty negroes were baptized
| in Boiling Fork last Sunday afternoon.
Substantial improvements have been
made at Hurricane Springs, in this
county.
Mr.. J. J. Martin, ex-County Regis
ter, has moved to town. lie occupies
Mr.. Vim. McNabs residence.
See new style Dress Goods, laics.
style Cretons, Furniture Prints, Hats,
Gloves, &C., at j. l.. Baugh's.
Rev. w. W. Plnson, of Tracy City,
will preach at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and night
Prof. Stong, formerly of the VIM
chester Normal, is book-kceper for the
hub and spike factory at Tullahoma.
We notice that Hon. III. r. Moore,
be our county, is one of the incorpora-
tors of Il railroad from Sparta to Chat
anooga.
We dn't like Seymour coats, because
they enable us to see more than should
be seen. We hope the fashion will not
be adopted in Winchester.
Mr.. John Durrough left for Nashville
ist Thursday, with view to locating
here. lie was one of our best citizens,
|lnd the community will miss him.
Our County Trustee. Mr.. Il. G..
bmlth has been UNUSUALLY happy for
cvcral days. Another heir, of the
Masculine gender, accounts for it.
A little daughter of Rev. q. II Shcl,
rake, formerly of this place, was badly
caded at Troy, Tenn Il few days ago,
y falling backward in Il tub Of boiling
Eatcr
The Southern Lumberman says that
u. James H. Hughes, Of McNIinn-
lille, will soon erect first.class saw.
bill, Of $4,000 feet capacity daily, near
nr town.
NJ {. Forbes, formerly of our town,
|ho is keeping saloon in Nashville,
|as damaged II few hundred dollars in
late disastrous fire in that city, but
y loss is nearly covered by insurance.
The Supreme Court, last Friday, rem
Fred Il final decision in the ease Of
Jim and Cicero Poe. The decs,n was
Avered by Judge Cooper, and declares
Pat John and Cicero shall serve life
I'm IN the pcaitentiary.
Masonic. Stated meeting of Cum
Frand Lodge No. 1873, next Saturday
gut, March l7lh, 1888. 1t is earn
ny requested that there be full at
0lahcc. BY order of the W. NJ.
Ii. III. DULTN, Sec'y.
Me-. Solomon Coovcr, one of our old
citizens, died at the residence of his
|l'aI'aw, in Madison county, Ala Il
days since. He had been in feeble
attn fora long time. His wife and
Niren haze our sympathics IN their
Pavement.
The new revenue bill, which reduces
TAX on tipping saloons to fifty dol
' aud increases the number of occu-
'l0as upon which privilege tax is to
pau, gives almost universal dissats
'lon; But upon investigation we dis
er That the law applies only to tax
districts and has no effect on Win
Pster.
nc Supreme Court of the State of
nessee adjourned for the term last
Iuruay. The case of Franklin Coun-
w. The N. G. Il St. L. Railway was
under ADJUSTMENT. We do not
w whether it will be decided in va.
ION or held over until next term
people are watching the result of
suit with great deal of interest.
!. . spent an hour at Mary Sharp
. T Ts last Friday morning, visiting
Preparatory and Collegiate Depart.
~ Our visit was not only pleas
out profitable, and we intend to re-
W" "a, often as opportunity will per
Inc old Mary Sharp is noted fol
". "urk 1t has done, and is still doing
y" av educating the fair sex, and well
winchester and the whole South
Proud OF this institution. We in.
!, from this on, to devote more at
/ WI 10 our schools, and mcte out, 81
I ;' portability will permit, impair
y Justice In tho,, e., :. Iii