The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-08-20
JOURNAL.
Show.bills all around.

\ great many Vi inc eggs SOLD mere
nre rotten.
Everybody wants good roads, but no.
body wants to work them.
New bakery and confectionery cstab-
lishmrnt in town.
Miss May Dunlap, of Nashville, is
visiting our town, the guest Of Miss
Ida Beasley.
Mr.. George Thompson is happy, in
anticipation of commencing to study
Baker again.
Mr.. A. G. Little, Of this district,
harvested 20S bushels Of wheat from IL
ten.acrc field.
Mr.. J. + Pulvcr, Of our county is Il
stakeholder in the new Republican pa
per at Tullahoma.
Mr.. JOG. Oehmig has gone to Frank.
lin, KY, to accept a situation in large
milling establishment.
Mountain Council No. G04, American
Legion of Honor, meets tomorrow
Thursday-night, Aug. q
Mr.. Joe 4 Carter is one of Gods no.
best works. lie not only breaches
christianity. but practices it.
Rev. J. a. b. Love,t, CORNER pastor)
Of Huntsville, Ala, preached ut the
c. =. Church last Sunday.
Mcssrs j. G Montgomery a. Son, of
the 10Th district, made l,470 bushels Of
wheat on 100 acres Of land
Jesse Sparks, jr., Of Murfreesboro,
who is summcringat Estili Springs, paid
our Office short visit Monday.
Mrs Frank Fulton and daughter
Miss Mnnie-of Fayetteville, are visit
ing Mrs DR.. Murrcll, on High street.
\ large audience was present at the
c. p. Church last Sunday night to hear
Rev. Mr.. Parkcr's lecture on Prohibi-
ton
4 protrocted meeting will be com
menced next Sunday at Mt Reserve,
lavnes Church, } and will be II basket
meeting.
We hope to live to see the day when
every person who uses protane or vul-
gar language on our streets will be pun
ishcd for it.
Mr.. John Turncy, Deputy Supreme
Court Clerk, visited our town last sat
urday and sold, by decree, at public out
cry, several tracts of land.
Ourncwly-marricd friend, Mr.. j. b.
Ashley, has rented rooms in Mrs. Parks
house on High street and commenced
housekeeping
Prof \. Jourdan requests MS to ask
the person who borrowed his Life of La
iayctle to return the same Immediately
lie also wishes to buya copy.
The barber shop near this office will
son he removed to other quarters.
Esqr. Jno. A. Lawing has rented tho
room now occupied by the shop.
The privies in proximity to this office
need disinfectng. We hope those wh'
control them will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly,
Little Joe, son of Mr.. Thomas AR
ledge, got hold of u bottle of carbolc
acid last Monday and washed his hands
with it. His hands, Of course, wer,
badly burned
We learn that Mr. J. NJ. Russcy vii
soon commence building a house, to b'
used hy MIR. Jno. F, Vaughan in hi
tpware and stove business, on the VI
cant lot on the Square opposite the no
tel.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Woods, who lives above
Dccherd, has cur thanks for Il lot Of tn
largest Irish potatoes we have seen TIN
season. Mr.. w tells us that he gath
l cred eighteen bushels from planting o
l one peck.
An agent from Washington was her
last Friday to investigate the postotiic
sqmhblc. There are several who wan
the office, and have petitioned for tn
appointment. We suppose an arpoin
ment will soon he made.
A protractcd meeting was commence
at Bethel Church, in Owl Hollow, la
Sunday, and will continue through Il
present week, and perhaps longer. II
pastor, Rev. T. l.. Darncll, is assiste
by Rcvs. j. r. Curry, Geo. l.. Beal
: audi l.. Payne, We hope much goo
may result.
u Capt J. W. Newman, Of Fayett
II vile, and Maj. Albert Akers, of Mas