The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-05-14
HOME JOURNAL.

meets weekly
Dick Taylor (funny Dick) is making
ont the tax books for this year.
But few farmers come to town Of
lale They are busy at home.
What has become Of "R. Styx," Of
r,till Springss Has hi light gone
Gu?
with two or three manufacturing CO.
Adjustments Winchester would soon
get oat Of the old rut'
Afr. W. V. Beasley will soon add
another story to his clearinghouse and
otherwise improve it.
Corn finds ready sale in our market
q. 65 cents per bushcl Corn meal com.
man rs cents.
There are quite.a number of visitors
: loo many to give their names in
on. co.umns-in our town.
We suppose our new Band will soon
eve a little open.aIr music. We are rife
tnrit. Emusic hath charms to-
INST at this time there would be no
trouble to organize large Do-Nothing
soc;ety in Winchester.
There is a young man near this office
who only lacks the companionship of
teacher to make him happy.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
Church every Wednesday night, and at
the c. P Church every Friday night
Several parties are considerably in
arrears to this Office, and if they do not
pay soon we'll play "quits" with 'em.
Those papers that are continually
saving, "The dogs must co." are re-
minded that they do 90. Ask the sheep
misers.
Mr.. w. II. Wilson continues to make
improvements on his place across the
creek. lie is an enterprising gentle
man.
Capt. Ben. Neville, "a native of this
county,) Of Chattanooga, is one of the
most popular railroad agents in the
South.
Mr.. r. G. Handley will, in a few
DAYS commence the erection of two neat
cottages on the vacant lot in the rear OF
lis residence.
1t is claimed that there are several
young men in this town who haven't
seen the sun rise half Il dozen times in
asmany years.
There are two young men in this
town who are in love with one girl.
Which will be the victor, it is impossl-
Bile at present to forecast.
Madame Rumor says negotiations are
on foot for love consolidation in Win
chester in the near future. Let 'em
consolidate. In union there is strength.
Baldie Henderson has adopted new
plan in planting Irish potatoes lie
sows them, and when they come up
Trims them down to rows. Ahem
Prof. Willoughby Rcade, did not fill
his appointment at the Mary Sharp Col
lege, but will be on hand tonight, Crues-
day. and those who attend will be well
repaid.
A party of wealthy Iowa farmers,
whose fortunes range from s25, 900 to
$4,000 each, are visiting Tennessee
with the intention of buying farms, and
soon visit our county.
"a young man having asked girl if
he might go home with her from
church and been refused, said {: "You
are as full of airs rs a music box
"Perhaps So" she retorted, "but if l
am, | don't 90 with a crank Stolen.
The Normal closes on the 10Th inst,
not the 10Th as stated in the Home
journal last week - Franklin County
News.
The News should have said, "not on
the 10Th, as stated in the catalogue. |"
Why does it endeavor to make it appear
that the error originated in the Journal
Office?
DR.. Tompkins, specialist, who visited
our town several times during the past
year, was arrested at Lynohburg, re-
Gently, under the charge of having two
wives. Wife No. |, who lives in In
diana, followed him to Lynchburg and
had him arrested, charging that the wo-
man he is living with is bad character
The doctor gave bail at Shelbyvllle'
He claims that he has IL divorce grant
ed by the Circuit Cont at this place.
from wife No, /.