The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-01-23

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town.
Chanccry Court meets next Monday
New Chancellor.
Several commercial necessities have
visited our merchants lately,
Mr. Haley is buying cattle to take to
his farm near College Grove.
Nails will be in demand this year--to
mai! the lies told on candidates.
Mr.. W. w. Gordon joined the
Knights of Honor last Monday night
We are still behind with our paper.
But it won't be SO long, Us We have
"aid in" some coal.
Mrs Frizzell, of Belvidcrc, is visiting
Nashville, the guest of Mrs. John Fritz
zell and other friends.
Another cold wave, accompanied by
light fall of snow, passed over this Sec
n ton since our last.
To those who pay their subscriptions
promptly we return thanks; to those
who don't, we don't,
Mr. Joe Baker has become Il partner
with Mr.. G. II. McCIoud in the mer-
camille business at Belviderc.
Johnnie jackson says it is wholly I'm.
necessary to invite him to Lcap-Yc ear
party, as he is engaged" 80 mote it
BE-.
Maj Jack Greer and Mr.. Dol. Ad-
ans, of Bedford county, spent several
days here since our last. They are both
good mixers"
Col. Ovid Allen, of Cold Water,
Michigan, is prospecting in the belvi-
dere district, aud well pleased. He is
the guest of Capt. Mather.
Mrs. B. A. Oehmig returned home
from New York, whittier she has been
visiting relatives for two or three
months, last Friday.
II G. c. Holt, formerly conductor on
the n. IL c. Railroad, and who was
well known by many Winchesterans,
died at Wartrace on the l7th lust.
One of our young men was attacked
with spring fever last Sunday, and put
himself under straw-hat. Mercury
only few degrees above zero
Rev. j. Eollenbacher, of Belvidere,
. going to establish congregations in
Chattanooga and Nashville, and will
hold services in both cities regularly.
MISS Jennie Hunt, daughter of Mr.,
I. Hunt, who moved here from Ruth
Friord county about three years ago,
lied to-day, after several months illness.
Pie was about 10 years OF age.
Mr. j. B. IIokc was assigned to duty
py Collector Hughes last week as store
pepper at McClures dstillery, in place
Mr.. Hickman, the regular storekeep-
A, who is off on leave ofabsence.
Mr. Thomas Nance, of Bedford coun-
moved his family here recently for
ne purpose of educating his children.
hey occupy portion of ID. G. Aliens
0use, near Mary Sharp College.
The road ovcrsecr for this road dis
@wlll have time getting some of
T@wn boys to work the road If he
Vsany work out of them he will do
'e than anybody else ever did.
large audience listened to Col.
Neves temperance address at the G.
CHURCH last Friday night. Some
r'y or forty names were added to
membership roll of the Prohibition
Tub.
mr. W. F. Morse, of Texas, has pur-
N'ed the Gamma Finch farm" near
VI" he and his family arrived here
"OK possession of their new home
week. We extend hearty vel.
aetO them.
Its thought by some that under the
V'der of things it will be long
elore any work is done on the
WIS Of Winchester, rs, even at their
"ey are in a better condition
"' roads leading to town. And
"our streets should be worked,
M '0uld be no attention given to side
h. @ the road law makes no pro.
'"a for sidewalks
"'ches OF snow on the ground
o" press-Thursday morning.