The Morristown gazette., July 02, 1873, Image 4

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The Dignity of Labor.
The Best Way to Make Hay.
One f the best farmers in East
Tennessee presents the following to
his brother farmers for their consid
eration. We copy from the Knox
ville Chronicle :
Some time ago, I astonished a
dealer in agricultural implements,
who tried to sell me a hay tedder,
and who enlarged on the labor-saving
quality of his machine, by tell
ing him, that I preferred to leave my
hay entirely undistnrbed between
mowing and hauling and therefore,
would not use a tedder, if I had one.
Probably the good man thought, I
was only "a talking," yet that is ex
actly the way I make hay, and I be
lieve I am making better and more
hay, (besides saving work,) than by
the old method. I have followed
that plan for several years and am
doing it again this year. Only yes
terday we hauled some nice hay,
which had been exposed to two good
showers, laying flat as the mower
left it. I feel satisfied that it would
have been almost worthless, if it had
been in cocks during the rain. Un
til four years ago. I was of the opin- j ping wood, and repining at his lot.
The following was published in
the Memphis Ledger several years
ago. On perusing it, we conclude
that it is worthy of reproduction. It
is dedicated to young men with sun
burned faces :
A well dressed jroung man who
lives some miles from the city, call
ed at a grocery store the other day
with a pair of saddlebags on his
arm, and calling the merchant a-ide,
told him that he had six pounds of j
butter in them that he wished to j
leave for sale. lie conversed in a j
low, hurried tone, and seemed abash-
ed at being in such a small business j
as selling butter. The merchant did
not want the butter himself, but
promised to disposed of it at the
highest market price. When the
young man left, the butter was ex
amined and found to be of the very
best quality rich, vellow and firm I
such as is never seen at a hotel or i
house ; better worth a dollar a pound
than the common lard, flour and
chalk mixture, yclept butter, is worth
ten cents, and far superior to any of
your Goshen or Western butter.
Yet that young man was ashamed to
be seen selling the butter, which
perhaps his mother had churned,
while he was building fence or chop-
Knoxville Advertisements.
Carpenter, Ross & Loceett,
SOILS
HHLLM
CARPENTER, ROSS & CO.)
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Con.miion Merchants,
3STO. 138 STREET,
DEALERS IN EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
STAPtH AND FANCY GROCERIES
THE BEST BRANDS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
THE BL.ST AND FAVORITE AN'ERICAN BRANDS OF
C A
Merchant
ion with most of farmers, that hay
ought to be frequently turned and
finely cocked up to cure well, but
found out my mistake by accident.
At that time we had a good deal of
hay nearly cured, partly in cocks
We have seen hundreds of such
3'oung men, and looked upon them
as the nobility of the nation. But
many of them are mistaken, sadly,
in their ideas of respectability and
true manliness. It is better far to
NNED FRUITS
OF ALL KINDS.
to call and examine our Stock.
O.WLV TO GKCIIATS. aP23.
are
WE
invited
ESEUL.
and part still left on the ground, ; work at the veriest drudgery and be
when a heavy storm stopped us from j out of debt, than to strut in fine
hauling. Owing to frequent show- i clothes, as many do in the crowded
ers, we did not get that hay hauled ! cities, and be in debt for board and
until five days afterwards, when we j washing, and everything else. The
found that the portion in cocks was j sooner the young men of the South
hardly worth hauling home, and ; break the trammels of custom and
would have spoiled completely, had , folly, and accept the means of work
we not hauled it between showers. ing out their own glorious destiny,
The other part left undisturbed,
made very fair hay. Ever since
then I have followed that plan with
success, raking up with a horse-rake
no faster than needed, and loading
it directly from the windrow. It i.s
the better for them and all around i
them. Following the plow is as
lninrroti o ftnv ri C tlio hitrtin'l nvn. '
....j - w --"-. i"
fessions. This is a practical age
when men have to make their mark
by wielding material forces, and
CEO. H. SMITH,
Corner Gay and Church Strec-ts, KNOXVIIXE, TENN.,
Elgin Watches,
WALTHAM WATCH S,
Elegant Gold 6pera Chains, Solid Gold Jewelry,
Solid 18 Ka. Rings. Gkrid Uanl and Chain Bracelets, Rogers & Brothers' Celebrated Triple Phited GoodB,
Consisting of Forks and Spoons, lee Water Pitchers and Setts, Castors,
Cake Baskets, Tea Setts, Syrup Pitchers, &c.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated Diamond Spectacles.
I will soil ooon Goods as cheap as they can be sold by any responsible house in the country.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention,
p. Especial attention to Repairing Fine Watches.
J4rjni1 GEO. H. SMITH.
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St. Louts, Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious quacks who advertise in
public papers,or Using any quaes remeuio pcruno ivr.
Butts' work no matter what your disease is, or bow deplor
able your condition.
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rooms; i s indorsed by some o f the most celebrated medi
cal professors of this country aud Europe and can be con
sulted personally or by mail, on the diseases mentioned ia
his works. Office and parlors. No. IS N. Eighth street,
between Market and Chesuut, St. Louis, Mo.
Morristown Advertisements
J. N. CARRIGER,
OXE DOOR EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
O JEL It- 1ST O iv , T E N IN . ,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND ARE NOW OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC, A FRESH AND WELL SE
LECTED STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR
CONSISTING OF
DRY G000$t GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE, NOTIONS, ETC.
WHICH THEY PROPOSE TO SELL AT
TiET jl o w pucisi
tXf E would call the attention of PHYSICIANS, and all others, to our stock of DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,
which is full aud complete, and we are prepared to guarantee the same as of the best quality pure
and fresh. Also, a full line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wiudow Glass, sc., to which we invite the atten
tion of Painters and Builders.
Our stock, we are confident, is made up of that class of Goods suitable to the demands of this section
and we invite the people to call on us and examine what we offer them.
mchl9J M. k 3. N. CARRIGER.
true, I have always more or less j nething ensures a more satisfactory
clover among my hay, and cannot , return than wielding a pair of horses
pay positively how pure grass hay j attached t a big turning plow. It
ild stand that treatment, but j also cdves health and appetite, firm
Id not be afraid to try it. There
GfAINES, BROTHER & Co.,
DEALERS IN
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...... t'v any kind of hay
cure well in that manner,
ile of clover and gras
e hay and prives the wa-
lance to run through should
nd it generally does during
est.) while the portion ly
3 shades the rest and keeps
the sun from scorching it. If left as
the mowing machine has dropped it,
it cannot scald, as it does not lie
thick enough in one place. Of
course, this plan cannot be followed
if the mowing has been done with a
scythe, and the ha' left in windrows.
A good part of my hay this year
is orchard grass. I am highly pleased
with it. It has kept the clover from
lodging in some parts of the field.
On another part near the river, the
soil is rather sandy. Here the clo
ver has disappeared altogether,
while there is a fine stand of orchard
grass, proving that this is the grass
for our river bottoms, where it al
ways has been difficult to get a good i
stand of either clover, timothy, or
herds grass.
Do Hots Kill Horses.
CLOTHING
Furnishing
wOOf!,
Findings
OF WHOM DO YOU BUY!
muscles and sound sleep.
Young man. bringing to market Boots, SJlOCS, Hats, Trunks, Leather,
the products of your honest toil is Merchant Tailoring.
as honorable in the eyes f all sen- j .
sible people as standing behind the j K II O X V 1 1 1 e , ieillieSSeG.
counter, ana an tne uay long taiving , y --
down and putting back calicoes,
silks and corsets fur every peevish
visitor who chooses to worry you.
Perhaps you envy the young men f
the city, their white hands, small
boots and fashionably cut clothing?
There you are wrong. You are as (
good as they are, and have more !
common! hard sense, and nine j
chances to one, you have read more
good books. You are a thinker, j
s. i mum,
At Gill's Old Stand, Corner of Main and Cumberland Streets,
MOBHISTOWN, TENN.,
Would respectfully announce to the public that he ia now offering a large and well selected stock of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
CONSISTING OF FULL LINES OF
Dry Goods, Ladies Dress Goods, White Goods, Notions,
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Queensware,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, & c . , & c .
Which he proposes to sell at
VERY 10W PRICES FOR CASH AND PRODUCE.
My Stock has been selected with much care, and as the goods were bought to be sold again, I am de
termined TO SELL THEM, aud will guarautee to give those who favor me with their trade as GOOD
BARGAINS as can be had at any mercantile house in this country, Remember, the "Old Gill Corner,"
and give me call, when you want to buy goods.
mayl4. S. C. JARNAGIN.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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W. H. II.," Athens, Tenn., sends
us a piece of the stomach of his
horse, which recently died, and
which on being opened was found to
have the stomach completely hlled
with botS He says the specimen
sent is exactly as cut from the stom- J
ach with the bots as they were i
packed in it. The worms are an i
inch thick on the coat of the stom
ach, which was eaten through so as
to allow the bots to pass into the ab
domen of the horse. It was a bad
case, and proves conclusively that
the bots were tbe cause of death,
producing by their immense num
bers fatal inflammation and destruc
tion of the walls of the stomach.
But unfortunately nothing could
have been done to save this horse,
excepting to have prevented the
bots taking possession of the stom
ach. Anj- medicine that will cause
these creatures to loose their hold
on the coat of the stomach will kill
tbe horse. They are there fulfilling
the law of their being, it is the place
that nature provides for them, and
any medicine that would kill them
would cause a fatal inflammation of
the horse's stomach. Prevention is
the only cure ; and that is, to de
y the epgs before the horse licks
on off from his legs and take them
Into I - stomach. This may be done
off the horse's
ratf, or scraping
t sharp knife. Amor-
necessarily, and -our ideas are clear
and practical. Your calling is as
noble as any secular business.
Away with your fastidious ideas and
dread of a sunbrowned brow, for
that is the insignia of royal man
hood. Be contented with your lot,
and make it an enviable one by im
proving the soil and your mind at
the same time. Build up a home
and make it a cheerful place, where
a king might be glad to find a refuge
and drink fresh buttermilk. And
never again shrink from the gaze of
the beauty or dandy when you come
to town to sellsix pounds of yellow
butter. Yours is the "lorious mis-
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sion to rebuild the
country.
fortunes of the
Hell the Surplus.
u'w Use for Eggs.
Fresh eggs, according to the Prai
rie Farmer, afford great nourishment
to the weak animals. It tells of a
colt which, to all appearances, was
nearly dead, the breath of life being
barely perceptible, which almost in
stantly revived by giving it one or
two fresh eggs. The same results
have attended the administering of
eggs to weak cattle, and to feeble,
chilled lambs. Tbe remedy'is a sim
ple one, and farmers would do well
to bsar it in mind.
It i.i a very natural and excusable
weakness in a breeder of fine stock,
that he believes his own is a little
better than his neighbor's, and that
his own estimate is higher than the
public's. It is not a profitable weak
ness, however, if indulged in too far.
A special pride in one's own is a
good thing, but the merchant who
refuses to sell the last piece of a
particular kind of goods for fear of
breaking Ids assortment, and the
breeder of fine stock who places too
high an estimate upon his young
ones, and refuses to concede an--thing.
until his farm is overstocked,
his stock suffering for want of prop
er care, and his means exhausted,
fall into the same error, though not
with the same excuse. The most
successful merchants, manufacturers,
and producers, as a rule, are those
who meet the market with what they
have for sale, when it is ready.
Looking over the breeders of fine
stock in this countn', one is struck
with the fact that the freest sellers
are the most prosperous.
Small Horses.
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Of Ciironic or Acute KhfTPTTTattam Oout, Sriatica,
Headache, Lumbago, Ague Nervousness or Kidney
Affections accepted for treatment tbat I cannot
cure. J. P. FITIJCK, M. D.
AT THEIR OLD STAND, CORNER OF MAIN AND HENRY STREETS.
MORRISTOWN, TENN.,
TAKE Pleasure in announcing to tlic iv friends and customers, aud the public generallv, that trey have
now in store a NUMBER ONE STOCK OF OENERAL MERCHANDISE, to which they invite the
attention of purchasers. We are prepared to Bell goods, for CASH or PRODUCE, as reasonable as they
can be bought anywhere in this country.
Zl? Our facilities for handling Grain and Produce are not eurpassed by any house in this market, and
we pledge our best, efforts to render entire satisfaction to Farmers who brins us their Produce.
; aii persons indebted to us are requested to come forward and make settlement without delay.
Thankful to our friends for their liberal patronage in the past, we solicit a continuance of the same,
ptonxWng that they will always find us standing squarely up to the motto of "live aku let live," iu
all business transactions.
jau2,tf P. SMITH & CO.
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V. XV. WOODRUFF. W E. GIBBINS
H HARDWARE BsS
CUTLERY.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
FAIRBANKS' SCALES, DUPONT'8 RIFLE AND BLASTING POWDER,
Dihton's CiacuLAE Mill Sws, Boston Rubber Beltino Compajit,
HALL'S FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
pgr ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Of Chronic aud Acute Rnemnatisiu, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney and Nervous Disease,
after years of suffering, by taking Dr. Fiti.eh's
Vegetable Rket mahc Svaur the scientinc dis
covery of J. P. Fitter, M. D., a regular graduate
physician, with whom we are personally acquainted,
who has for 3D years treated tin-se diseases exclu
sively, with astonishing residts. AVe believe it our
christian duty, after deliberation, to conscientiously
request sufferers to use it, especially persons in
moderate circumstances who cannot afford to waste
money aud time on worthless mixtures. As cler
gymen we seriously feel the deep responsibility
resting on us in publicly endorsing this medicine.
But our knowledge and experience of it remarka
ble merit fully justifies our action. Rev. C. H.
Ewing, Media, Peun'a, suffered sixteen years, be
came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. D.,
Frankford, Philad'a. Rev. J. B. Davis", Hights
town, New Jersey. Rev. J. S. Buchanan, Clarence,
Iowa. Rev. G. G. Smith, Bittsford, New York.
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls t'nurch, Philadelphia.
Other testimonials from Senators, Governors,
Judges, Congressmen, Physicians, &c, forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases.
One thousand dollars will be presented to any med
icine for same diseases showing equal merit under
test, or that can produce one-fourth as many living
cures. Any person sending by letter description of
affliction, will receive gratis a legally signed guar
antee, naming the number of bottles to cure, agree
ing to refund money upon sworn statement of its
failure to cure. Afflicted invited to write to Dr.
Fitler, Philadelphia. His valuable advice costs
nothing. For sale by
DR. G. T. MAGEE, MORRISTOV.'N. jy8
Encourage Home Meope.
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CORNER OF MAIN AND CUMBERLAND STREETS,
3IORRISTOWN, TiSIVoV.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
WOODENf ARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C,
ALSO
Plows,
Vg-iicixltiTial Implements,
All of w hich they propose to sell at very Low Figures for
Bring us your Corn, Wheat, Oats, Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Furs, Skins, and all other Marketable
Produce, aud we will give you Goods at the Lowest Cash Prices for it.
ac8-ly. W. VAN HUSS & BRO.
AMUEL B. BOYD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
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The Southern Far?ner says : The
artrumcnts inav be all in favor of
great size, but the facts are all the
other way. Large horses are more
liable to stnnible and be lame than
those of the middle size. The' are
clumsy, and cannot fill themselves
so quick. There is nothing more
surprising to western men than to
visit Montreal and see the small, but
stout, Canadian horses hauling large
two-seated carriages, full of people,
with apparent ease. A horse weigh
ing 900 pounds in Maine, takes a
chase or Concord wagon, with two
men over hills that might have ter
rified Hannibal. But their weight is
where it ought to be. It is compact,'
and not lying around Ioouc.
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No. 70 Gay Street, KNGXVILLE, TENN.
ap23-3m.
H 01 (ill & pOMPANY,
Successors to Mil & Chnrcb w ani Hiram Holt.
Commission Merchant s,
Sole Agents lor
Sprague $ Excelsior Mowers $ Reapers,
Kusscll & Co, Sweepstakes and WeiseT's inresners.
Largest and most complete stock of Agricultural Implements in the State. Full line of latest unproved
Farm Machinery and Field Seeds always on hand.
on the It. It. track, KSOXVILLE, TESX.
HOUOH & COMPANY.
Warehouse nnd Office, Immediately
apr23-3m.
FURNITURE.
S . HOWES,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds at
Cabinet Furniture, Ornamental Brackets
HAIR, COTTON AND SHUCK MATTKASSKS, PATENT BED SPRINGS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, 4c, ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FILLED.
Prices Low to Salt Hard Times,
KN0XVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Warsrooms t the Old Furniture Stand,
GAZ STREET,
lebli-ly.
J . Gl. P. FLYNN
MANUFACTURERS OF
Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, ."nrl, SLc.
MORRISTOWN, TENN.
ALL of our work is made of the best material,
by good workmen. Illackniiiithiiig of every
description promptly executed. All work war
ranted. Keen your money at home by patronizing
your own manufacturers. Our work will out'at
that made at the North, and is, therefore, nuicli
cheaper, (iraln and Produce taken iu payment.
a- Shops on E. T. & Va, Kail Koad, west end
of town.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, HAMBLEN COUNTY.
April Term of the Circuit Court for paid county,
1873. Whereas, R. S. Lane, Collector of pufclic
taxes for the county of Hamblen, has reported the
following tracts of laud, town lots and parts of town
lots as having been assessed for taxes for the years
1870, 1871 and 1872, which taxes are due and re
main unpaid, aud that the respective owners of the
same have no goods and chattels within his ct.unty
on which he can distrain for said taxes, to-wit ;
Thomas Collins, one tract of laud containing 52
acres, lying in civil district No. 1, valued iu 1871 at
$300 00 ; taxes $3 90 ; Clerk's fee $1 50, Printer's
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total $7 90.
Aaron Kimbrougb, one tract of land containing
30 acres, lying in civil district No. 1, valued in 1870
at $300 00; taxes $4 00; Clerk's fee $1 50, Priuter's
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total $8 00.
Aaron Kimbrougb., one tract of laud containing
30 acres, lyiug in civil district No. L valued iu 1871
at $150 00; taxes $2 95 ; Clerk's fee$l 50, Printer's
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total ft tS,
Barnett Ac Owen, one tract of land containing 25
acres, lying in civil district No. 2, valued in 187 at
$1000 00; taxea $10 00; Clerk's fee $1 50, Printer's
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total $14 00.
Barnett & Owen, one tract of land containing 25
acres, lying in civil district No. 2, valued in 1871 at
$C25 00 ; taxes $8 12 ; Clerk's fee $1 50, .Printer's
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total $12 12.
James A. Roddie, one tract of land containing 2ft
acres, lying in civil district No. 9, valued in 1871 at
$2,000 00 ; taies $26 58 ; Clerk's fee $1 50, Printer'6
fee $1 50, Collector's fee $1 00 ; total $30 58.
James A. Roddie, one town lot lyiug in civil dis
trict No. 9, valued in 1871 at $1,500 00 ; taxes
$19 92 ; Clerk's fee $1 50, Priuter's fee $1 50, Col
lector's fee $1 00 ; total $23 92.
R. L. Owen, thirty-one town lots lying in civil dis
trict No. 3, valued in 1872 at $4,000 00 ; taxes $54 00 ;
Clerk's fee $1 50, Printer's fee $1 50, Collector's fee
$1 00 ; total $58 IK).
It is thereupon, considered by the Court that
judgement be and is hereby entered against the
aforesaid tracts of land aud town lots or parts of
lots, in the name of the State, for the sum anuexed
to each, being the amount of taxes, costs and
charges due severally thereon for the years therein
mentioned. And it is ordered by the Court that
said several tracts of land, town lots and parts of
town lots, or sn much thereof as shall be sufficient
of each of them, to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annexed to them severally, be sold as the
law directs. T. C. CAIN, Clerk.
In pursuance of the above order of sale, to me
directed, I will sell to tbe highest bidder, at the
court house door, in the town of Morristown, Ten
nessee, on the FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, 1873,
for cash in hand, so much of said different tracts of
land, town lota, or parts of town lots, as will be suf
ficient of eac of them to satisfy the taxes, costs
and charges due severally thereon.
R. S. LANE, Rev. CoL
for Hamblen County.
mayl4-40days.
CARDS AND BILL-HEADS NEAT
LV Printed at this Office.
HAVE YOUR POSTERS AND
HaudbiiU printed at tbe this Office.
I.
DEALER IN
DEUGS, MBDICIIfES,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WALL PAPER, SHADES,
PATENT MEDICINES & TOILET GOODS.
Main Street, -
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
Full and Complete Stock of every
thing pertaining to the Drug Business.
Also, a large assortment of Lamps, Chim
t(.v shupfl filole and lam Fixtures K
generally. Kerosine, Liuseed, Machine, 'a'.
i.anl. Sperm. Lubricating. Tanner', at-d y:
all other Oils, usually Kept in a nrsi-ciass
Drug House. White and Bed Lead, colors
of al! shades, Coach, Copal, Damar, Japan
and other Varnishes. WINDOW OLASS,
of all sizes. Putty. Painter's Brushes.
RUBBER GOODS Nursing Bottles, In
haling Bottles, Naeal Douche, Gum Nip
ples, Breast Pumps, Trusses, t-'yringes, &c.
Morristown, Tenn.
TlHYS
CHANTS You can buy your Drugs,
Medicines, Essences, Extracts, tic, just
as cheap at this establishment as you can
in the City Markets. A Large and Varied
assortment of Stationery, such as Letter
and Cap Tapers, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils,
&c. TOILET GOODS Combs, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pomades. Hair
Oils, Cocoa Cream, Hair Dyes, Lubiu's,
Taylor's and other Fine Extracts, Cologne,
Fine Soaps. TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Finest Brands of Chewing aud Smoking
Tobaccos, Fine Cigars, by the Box, at
Wholesale Dealers Lowest C;..- n Prices !
New Advertisements.
1873. IMPORTANT TO 1873.
TRAVELLERS SHIPPERS I
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI I
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS!
COISIECTIOVEIfcllSS, FRUITS,
OME IN AND EXAMINE MY STOCK WHEN YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE LINE.
M
cCRARY &
H
ARRIS ON,
MoruistoAvn. J- Oixll-
- -
ARE NOW LN RECEIPT OF THEIR
Spring and Summer Goods
CONSISTING OF FULL LINES OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Queensware, Fancy Goods, Notions, &c,
To which they invite the attention of their curtomers and the public generally.
sell goods "mighty low" for Cash and good Produce. Give us
Remember, that we
call. ap6-ly
YOU NEED NOT GO
TO THE OITIES FOI
GOOD WORK
OR FOR
CHEAP WORK!
WE USE ONLY THE
BEST MATK MAI.
AND TURK OUT OS1I THE
TEBY BEST WORKS
THE consolidated Railway, extending
from Bristol, Tenn., to Norfolk, Va
enters upon the new year with incieased
facilities for Bccom modal ing the public iu
the transportation of Travel and Frkiuut,
Au addition of
NEW AND ELEGANT CABS
will be added to tbe line, and the road bed
will continue to be improved with
NEW IEON, 5c o.
until it will be made a first class Railway
in every particular.
The CHEAPEST and mot Pleasant Route to
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New York,
and Boston,
Via Norfolk, and the splendid Steamships
that leave regularly, in coimeciion with
this Railway, that City, for the above places.
Through ficttj good Until Used.
Bagguge Checked Through.
Sleeping Cars on all Trains!
EUROPEAN "EMIGRANTS I
Having made arrange at euta with the "Al
lan Line of Steamship," which plv semi
monthly between Liverpool and Norfolk,
V.i., we can now sell tickets to and from
Liverpool, at
OK FATLY RKDVCKD RATES.
Persons having friends in Europe, which
they wish to send for, can now purchase
Tickets at Bristol and Lynchburg, and
send them by letter, to their friends.
For Richmond Double Laily.
The South Side Division of this Railway
having been put in good order, and the
GREAT IRON BRIDGE
having superceded the Old Hi'h Bridge,
travellers taking this line will find it the
CHKAt'KST, as well as the shortest and
quickest route to that city. Tickets, also
for salt;, at rcatly reduced rates, via
PETERSBURG, V.4.,
to Richmond, Va, No charge for transfer
af Baggage at Lynchburg, Burkeville, aud
oil other places on this Railway Line.
CHEAP AMI FAVrFRElUlT LINE.
New arrangements have been made by
which this has become the great Fast
Fueiuht Link to all parts of the country.
Time as QUICK, and rai.es as I ow as by any
other route. (Joods and Produce, of ali
kinds, foi wardi'd in
THROUGH CARS
to destination. No breakage of bulk at
Lynchburg, and no charge for Drayage,
at any point.
All Claims Promptly Adjusted.
Through bills of ladiug issued, with rates
guaranteed to and from Baltimore, Phila
delphia, New York and Boston.
Boston Auent W. M. Clai k, 7 Wsahiutrton st.
Nkw Vt.UK " C. K. Kvhuh, I3 Broadway.
I'UILADELPHIA. Join: S. WHsOO, 44 South Fifth Rt.
Balxiuobk. K. Fitzgerald, 154 West Baltimore Ht.
Be careful and have goods marked :
"VA. & TENN. AIR-LINK, VIA NOR
FOLK, VA'
OaS For further information apply to
the Depot Agent, at Bristol, or to
W . B . M. WORD, F. HU6ER, M. T.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Lynchburg, Va.
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, NASH
VILLE & CHATTANOOGA
HA I LIU) A T) LINE.
Great Central Short Route.
Without Ob BUM 'if earn to Nashville, McKeniie,
Union City, II: knian, Btiniboldt, BrownsTiUe and
Memphis. Only one change to Jsrkson, Tenn.,
Pailucab, Ky Uttle Rock, Ark., Cairo and St. Loui.
More than lfiu miles shorter to St. Louis than via
Memphis or LouiviIle, aud from 8 to 16 hours
quicker than via Corinth and Orand Junction.
Ask for tickets to Memphis and the Honthwest via
Chattanooga and McKenzie, and to St. Louis and
the Northwest via Nashville and Columbus aU
Bail ; or, Nashville and Hickman Bail aud River.
i The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrants,
with more Advantages, Quicker time and Fewer
changes of cars thau any other route.
Tickets for sale at the Principal Ticket Offices is
the South.
J. W. THOMAS, GenT Supt.
W. L. DANLEY, G. P. & T. A.
O. M. HARRILL, Agent,
aprSO Knoxville, Ttnn.
DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR t
Ton Tenrsof fr nMi
trsi sum proved DrjOraokli
t ineof T:ir t liuve more
merit ttnn any fiinular
prppnrationeveroflerud to
the public It ia rich in
tho medicinal qunlitlcSoi
Tar, and unenualed for
diseases f the Tlaruot. fe
I.iiiiun, pertorniint; the
most remarkable cures. It
effectually cures all Coughs
and folds. It L:u cured no
many cases c.f Am it him
ami Brouehitim, Until
has been, pronounced) a
speciflo for theso com
plaints. ForPaJnafn the
breast, KiO or stack,
travel or Kidney di
c nc, d lseasea ofthe Trisa
ary OrtsHim, JIauuUtec,
or any Liver Complaint
it has noeuual.
It 1 also a superior Tonic,
ReKtores the Appetite,
Ntrengrthcns the NyNtein.
Restores tbe Weak ami Debilitate!.
CanweN the food to DiKeit,
Removes Dyspepsia o 11 ! IixtleeHiiou,
PreventH Malnrlou 'er,
Gives tone tos-our fjtvui.
HOKSi: S lit! i:i N4
PRICE REDUCED!
Tfi LOVE, the champion Blacksmith and Horse
-t-'-shoer, has reduced the price of Hortse shoeing to
ONE DOLLAR
For Shoeing a Horse "AIX TtOUND." The CASH
will be required for all work done at this reduced
prh-e. All kinds of Blacksmithiug done in good
Btyle at equally low figures.
Shop 011 Cumberland street, north of the Meth
odist church,
uovl3 E. LOVE.
That Pale, Yellow, Slckly-Lookiag Skin
is changed to one ot Br ha und liealth.
Those Disease or the Khin, Pimple.
Moles, Hlotrhca and Eruptloii are
removed. Nerofula, Krrorulniih Dineasca
of the Ej't-s, White Swelling, llccr.
Oltl Nore or any kind of Humor rapidly
dwindle and disappear under iu Influence,
In fact It will do vou more good, and euro
you more speedily than any and all other
preparations combined. Whit la ltl It 11 na
ture's own restorer ! a soluble oyd of Iron
combined with tho mediclnr.l pioperlles of
Puke Koot divested 01 ail dlsjigreeuble qiiull
ties It will cure any Chronic or Look
Standing Iliseaae Whoae real or direct
cause is bad tl 1. Khi-nmatiHin, Pnins
in Limits or S.oties, t oustitntious bio.
ken li 11 t.y tlerctirial or other poisons,
rr all rami by it. Kor Syphilid, or Nyphi
litic In lit. there is noln;i etu:d to If. A
trial niil prove it. ASii t'OK DR.
t reei. s t o.Ul'ulKil) bVHtr of
ritk iiuui'.
Valuable House and Lot
FOIl SALE I
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE S
ia Morristown a large two-story frame build
ing with el, on three-quarter acre lot-most pleah
antiy and conveniently located, is offered for saJe
at a BAROA1N. For further juforrnauon apply to
or address h. T.
Obsett Office.
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