The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-01-16

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speak from experience.
Mountain Council, American 1cslo
OF Honor, meets Thursday night.
The appropriations made BY the Jan
uary term of our County Court foot II,
$655.25.
The usual dul! times always following
Christmas is being felt by all our busi
ness men.
Another musician in town. Its
sweet little girl. Call on Prof. Utter
moehlcn for further particulars.
"Badness" Of the weather account
for the "fewness" Of improvements il
our town at this time.
We learn that white man from
Nashville will soon open n barber sho,
in the Guieta bloak.
Miss Kate Burrough is visiting rela
tires and friends in Nashville. Sh,
will return next Saturday.
The Winchester Literary Society vii
meet at the residence of Mrs. NJ. II
Williams Thursday night.
The Chataqua Literary and Musica
Circle meets at Mrs. NJ. II. Williams
every Wednesday night.
Mr.. Joseph Zettle and son, of Wis.
consin, are visiting our county, the
guests of Mr.. j. Kascrman.
a cross mark on the margin of your
paper means that you arc in arrears to
this office and we want the money.
Our butchers still complain of a scar.
,ity of beef cattle. y! cents per pound
S the ruling price for Deefstcak here.
Col. r. S. Cheves, of Ky, a noted
temperance speaker, will address our
people, at the G. p. Church, Friday
light.
1t is said that Willard C. has more
wcethearts than any young man in
own. Go it, "my boy" there's lots of
in store for you.
Mr.. John Brandon's house, at Win.
hester Springs, together with nearly all
lis household effects, was destroyed by
ire last Saturday night
1t will be seen that Mr. j +. Pulver
nnounces himself candidate for the
legislature. He isa very pleasant and
Entertaining gentleman.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Lace
'nrncy, who left here for Texas two or
hree years ago, is very low with rheum-
,alsm at his home in that State.
1t is reported, on good authority, that
wo young men in the vicinity of this
flee are candidates for matrimony.
hey ought to announce in our paper.
At the January term of County Court
heriH' r. +. Oakley and Esquires II.
!. Estill and w. W. Martin were APP
ointed a committee to have the Jail re.
aired.
We learn that Mr.. Jas. L. Sanders,
+ lIouma, La, is makingarangemcnts
, return to this, his native county, to
We. He will engage in business with
is brother.in.law. Mr.. G.. w. Abbott.
Mcssrs. Sam Stiles and sons, of Lin
oln county, have purchased the Joe
Viseman farm near the mouth of Beans
'reek in this county, and will soon take
'osscssion. The price paid was $500
ash.
We learn that Mr.. Baumgartncr and
on, alluded to in an article in another
olumn taken from the Nashville Amer
IAN, passed through our town last Tues
ay Ell route 10 Mr.. Ms farm in the
bird district.
We are informed by those who seem
o know whereof they speak, that great
will he made in Belvidere
his year, and that the upper portion of
he town will surely become the most
prominent for business and residences.
Mr.. Thos. j. jenkins has resigned
lis professorship in the Winchester Nor
nal and will return to his old home in
Texas as soon as he can close out his
business here. Mr.. jenkins is also n
stakeholder in the Franklin County
News.
DR.. Davis, dcntist, one of the pro-
orictors of Elk River Mills, returned a
ew days since from II professional tour
through Rutherford andadjoining coun-
les. He is n most agreeable gentle.
nan, and we are always glad to see
lin.