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THE M O K it i S T O W & A 2 E T f , j U N E 18, 1 8 8 4.
The Morristown Gazette.
W E D N ES D A Y7 J cx e1 8 , 1884.
TIME-TABLE.
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RCGERSYILLE 4 JITFE1S0H R R.
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Arrive t BofTi!l Jiea 8:15 a. an.
Lutfa lurTii: Jnactloa 1 p. as.
IrrtTM l KerTt3 :1S p. aa
James Coon, Asext.
AnnouncementH.
We ara aathrixJ aad reqoaatad ta
ounce Jamti K. Thompson a
candidal far r-lctio tm tha ode af
Trustee and Tax Collector of IlamUtn
cuatT, at the eouiae August aUction.
We arc autWIrevl and requeste.1 te
aoeuare IV. II. Maiie aa a rantfwiate
fer re-eleetioo ta tha afilca of Sheriff f
Hemhlrai miialr. at the DluiOC AU
Suit alectlan.
We are autbrizod and requested ta
anoutce .John M. Meek. Of Jeffer
inn rnuntr a candidate for tbe State
Senate, freaa tbe Tblrd Seaatorial Di
trict. ccnspoaed ef tbe cauaties of Jef-
farson. 8ier, Hsmbiea ana cocae.
April 23
Local Note and Othtr Netcs.
Note new advertisement of Milligan
College.
Canned Meets in variety cheap at Mc-
Crary's. sear depot.
Great bargaiasln Ilamburgs at Good-
sen Flair's.
The best Is the cheapest. Have your
bovls an. I shoes aaade at Lyle'a.
Dr. J. P. Conwaj, a well known aod
flKnJ ritizen of this Vicinity, died
cf Jrp-y last Sunday mornleg.
Go to McCrary's. nesr derx t, for bar
gains in Straw Go ds. Ila's, Cap, etc
Rev. Geo. W. Mm pa a requests a to
say that the subject of bis sermons in
the Methodist Church, next Sunday
morning and night, will be: -'Tke IJur
." Strangers cordially Invited.
P. J. Pittman puts up on abort notice
a ny kin 1 of a Ileot, Shoe or Gaiter, at
low rates. Call on him. Main street,
Merrutewn.
Our el'kie&t and courteous Eipre m
Aa-ent. C. L. N. Read, is all smiles. His
second Usue reale its appearance last
Thursday. It's aa 11-pound boy, and
Charlie Is bappy.
Nice Jllies put up in backets, Arple
Butter, etc.. at McCrary's, near depot.
II. I.e p, K., has been elected Su
perintendent of the Sunday School of
tbe 31. E. Church, Seulh, vice S. B.
Ne rfii;ne!.
If yoa waat a stylish summer Hat go
to McCnry's. ceaf' depot.
Mr. Jansee Craif . a wl!-kaown and
esteemed citizen ef this county, died
on tbo 10th iofttaut. at the advanced
ag of nearly tsi years.
Spend your money with W. S. Mc
Crary, nar depot. Excellent goods and
lowest prices.
"He put his household In order and
went aoJ Lanced himself." was the
rather st irtling text from which Rt
Geo. Sin psoo preached an able sermon
at tbe Methodist Church Sunday.
Choice Cigarn and Tobaccoe at W.8.
McCrary's, neardapt.
Wo niticed a new sprier wagon of
handaoiQi make and finish on the street
Monday, which was put np at tho fac
tory of II. L. Witt & Co. in this place
fer the Greaneville Woolen Mills.
Thoso who waat lb bent Groceries at
the levett prices should not fail to call
on W. S. McCrary's, near tbe depot.
Mr. W. II. Mayes, a atudent from
Tazewell, Tean., of tho National Law
University. Washington. I. C. will ac
cept our tbanka for an invitation to at
tani the commencement exercises of
that Institution.
Mr. Robt. C. Crouch, of Russfllville,
rerantlv shicoed 5 Jerser red liigs. 10
weaks old, iho average weight of which
was M p nods. Tho largest welged 73.
Can this be beat anywhere in this auc
tion The pigs were shipped from this
placo to McMiaa county.
A splendid liao of Ladies' (Scotch Tie
Shoes, at lowest prices, caa b found at
McCraryV, uear depot.
A. J. Tyler, of Hancock couoty, re
ceived the nomination of the Republi
can convention at Mooresburg, last Sat-
urdav. for tbe fiaterial dlatrict of Han-
w
cck, Hawkina and Hamblen. A grn
lleman v. ho was rrvtcnt gives us the
gratify in? abearance that John Hollo
way and Doctor Goddard were the only
sober dtlogaWs preent.
Dry Goods of tbe moat staple quality
aad attractive appearance are kept by
W. S. McCrary's, near tbe depot, at tho
lowest rrlces.
Deo't fo.get to call on
Wm. Lyle
wbea yu want a atyliah p
tlr of boots
or fhecs ma le to order. He employs
f neat orkmra and usee tet material.
Rev. J. G. Scbaidt, assisted by Revs.
G. H. Vex and J. R. Fox, will begin a
meetiag at the Lutheran Church . lu
tba place thia (Tuesday) morning
and continue tbe services untilSundsy.
Catechising twice a day and preaching
at nig ht will le tbe order of exercier
"Tbo n ost toothsome Mackerel that
were ever put In tl mouth," is what
they toy when they biy of W. S. Mc
Crary, near tho depot.
In a diffleulty at tbe Southern Car
Works, Knoxville, last Thursday, Jaa.
Kinser, white, struck Andy Reddy,
colored, ilh a crowbar, fracturing tho
skull and cau.ing the death of Reddy
In a short time. Kiorer waa employed
at the car factory, where Reddy for
merly werked.
In Uuasell co mtj, away frwrn prompt
mails and telegraph f.ciliiiea, a yo ug
negro on June 5th, shot and killed a lit
tle white bey out of pure vlcioua caprice.
The oegr waa arrested and placed in
Jail, but t a Frldsy maaked men tovk him
from jail and haagtd bin beside the
puk'.ic rod. -.
If yeu are going to rlrt a party or to
viait, your sweetheart, b certala first
to call on W. S. McCrary, near tbe de
pot, and get see a of his ln French
Caelies.
RememUr Thk Gazkttb job fcfflct is
supplied with 'new type, ft presses,
etc., and can fill erdera for all kiada of
printing with dispatch and at city
prices.
Mere new clatkiof U taka tbe place
of tbsce said, at J. A. Rice'a, tbeleadiaf
Clotbier. II reports tbe trade still on
a boem. Be sure to give bins a call.
be fere purcbasiag elsewhere.
Tbe people of Merristown will flad
W. S. McCrary, near depot, tbe nan to
buy Gracaries, Provisions, Canned
Goods, Syrops, Confections, ate,, from,
lie aella tbe best articles for the least
ueaey. uire mm a can.
In JTarper'i Weekly, for June 14 Naat
starts off with a little cartoon represent
ing tbe Republican olephaat as broken
down and prostrate under tbe Blaiea
br a horse.ho. m.g.et on the back of
the beast. The inscription beneath tbe
picture is, "Too Havy to Carry."
Thomas Zimmerman, a aon of Capt.
Zimmerman, a wealthy farmer of Jeffer
son county, ana formerly a prominent
. ..v . i . . . : i .. .vt j
kmj tfce B,cht of the 'lllht i,y ,m.
one secreted on the roadside. It was
subsequently aseertaiaod that the mur
derer Lad been till recently a tenant en
Capt. Zimmerman's place. The lat
ter alleged criminal intimacy with
his wife as the canse of Zimmerman's
murder.
Johu Garrett, colored, and another
man got into a dispute last Friday after
noon about a quarter of a dollar claimed
to be owinc tbe other party. Officer
Bartley summoned Mr. William Mc-
Firlaud to ass'st la arresting Garrett.
Garrett resisted arrstt, and ran, but was
downed by Mr. MeFarland'a thootieg
at him, tho ball lodging in Garrett's
arm near the wrl't. Gsrrstthad a rock
in bi;hand, it is said, and was in a
threatening attitude when McFarland
shot. The Injury i very slight.
Two freight trains collided on tha
East Tennessee, Virginia aad Georgia
railroad, at Athens, about 2 o'clock tbe
morning of the 10;h. A south-bound
freight stopped on the main line to allow
a northbound train to take the side track.
The engineer of tbe latter train was aa-
lerp and failed to check hia train before
arriving at tbe station, ran into the oth
er freight while running at a rapid ra'e
of apecd. Both enginca and six cars
were demolished. The engineer and
to brakemn eitae near being kilieu.
Turslay afternoon of last week, four
ui n, J as. ixatK, w uvi iviojbu, a
Li.ng and J. McCarthy, aad Ed Wallace,
aged 12 years, were harvattiag wh- at
oc Crper Ridge, in the 19i.h district of
Knox County, and took refuge from a
thunder shower la a vacant tobacco
house. They had scarcely entered the
building before it was struck by light
n;. Young Wallace was killed In
stantly, and his four companions seri
ously injured. Young Wallace and Mc
Carthy are from Indiana, and had only
been in the county four or five weeks.
The Skyex Smixos I bos -Alum
Mass. When you want to get the solid
facts, always go to the fountain bead.
Here is what Dr. W.F.Barr.of Abing
don, Va . says mark tbe language: "In
the treatment of Dyspepsia, Chlorosis,
"Aca-mia, Nervousness, Nervous and
t'Siek Headache, Dysmenorrhea, Men
orrhagia, Amenorrhea, Leueorrhtra,
"diseases of tho Kidaeys and Bladder
"and such like functional disturbances,
"I know of no remedy superior to the
"Iron-Alam Mats." Such endorse
ments from borne physicians, who pre- I
scribe tbe alaaa aimei aany, la ice
a... r.nTA
Aa attrocious attempt was made at
Chattanooga, en the night of the 8th to
murder John Williams arid his wife
while they were peacefully asleep in
their home. They were startled about
2 a. m. by a loud report, and awoke to
find the room full of smoke and tbe
mattress perforated with slugs. Wil
liams raa to the door and saw a raan
rspidly disappearing: in the darkness,
ne pursued him, aod saw him drop his
gun and then lost sight of him. The
gun proved to be the property ef a
man named Dick Miller, and be was
arrested as an accomplice. Williams
cannot explain why the attempt en hia
life w as made.
Mrs. Frank Leslie and her huabaad'
the Marquis dej Leaville, are enjoying
lire in New York. Wishing to attend
the Sheepshead Bay races tbey and a
party of their gaests found, on arriving
at tho Battery, that the boat had Ull.
Mat tt tba party ware for returning
home. "Oh, t. on seme ; we mutt aee
tbe races at any cct," said Mrs. Leslie.
TLe steamtug Hayes was lying at the
atone ba-in. Mrs. Leslie went to the
captain. "I want to hire your tug,"
sbe said. "Got tip steam at once a d
111 pay you well." " It's a bargan," s.I I
tho captain. Mrs. Leslie and her friends
sw the races and tho captain of the
IIye declared that it waa one of the
bet-psying days he ever had since he
had been buatiog.
Tha statement of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad waa sub
milted in New York on the Itth. Tho
grow earnings, July 1st, 183, to June
1st, 1SS4. $4.15S.04V net earnings. $1,-
730,413, May and June estimated. Fix
ed charges $1,473,131. All the fixed
charges of the company falling due in
ltvS4 have beea provided for aad will be
paid at muturity. The entire floating
debt of the company tas been taken up
by the directors and their friends, who
have accepted a ten years 8 per cent,
debenture in payment, at par without
deduction ef cemmifsioa. There haa
been no increase of the floating debt
during the past ear and none is antic
ipated. Tbe Central Trust Co. will pay
the July eoepons.
HEARTS AND HANDS.
Last Tbursdsy evening a pleasant lit
tle ceremony was performed by Rev. J,
G. McFerrla at his residence on Main
reet. It united for life the destinies
ef two popular and eli suable younr
people. Tko parties were Mr. John
Lynch, a prosperous youog gentleman
ef Ruaaellville. and Miaa Miaaie E.
Rayl, for aomo time past a valued sales
lady iu the bouse of Brown & Stubble
field. The marriage was quiet and took
everybody by surprise, as it was not
ktien that any such movement was la
tin led. But though Morristown is tho
loacr Ruaaellville gains, and many
frb ads here unite In heartiest of con
gratulations and wishes for a future ef
proiperltr. . '
Men's Bre-g aos at Goodson k Blair's
fer fl.OO
Fer all kinds of Boots and Shoes put
op In a skilled and substantial manner,
call on P. J. Pittraan, Main street, Mor-
ilstowi, Tean. II a will auit yau U a T.
It is astoaisblaf how cheaply you can
a suited at RUVs. All wool suits at $5,
16. 50 and $7.60. The Winston Shirts la
Coins: like hot cakes at 63 cts. They
cajinot be equaled for priea and quality
in the cify.
A POPULAR RESORT.
Lea's Springs will he one of the most
popular watering p!aces this summer.
They are altuated only eleven miles
distant from McMillan's a atation on
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Gear. I
gia road, and thia distance is now cot
red by a well shaded road on which a
daily back line runs. No springs
?olh C' lh Pt?,m tC ri?er L" '
in general excellence as a summer re
sort. White sulphur, black sulphur
and chalybeate waters abound. All ac
commodations are first-class.
TELLS WHERE IT 18.
The pienal gland is a very small por
tion of the body, not quite so Urge aa a
pea. the office and nature of which is
net very definitely understood. Fer-
tanately. however, wo are not left so
much in the dsrk as to its location.
Physicians tell us that It lies immedi
ately posterior to the thalaml nervorum
epticerum, and superior to the tuber
cular quadrigemina, inferior to the
posterior part of the fornix. It is close
ly connected to the inferior part of the
thalaml, by two medullary pedauelis.
Iofetiorally, it is in juxtaposition with
the posterior commissure of the cere-
brunt toward the posterior part ef tbe
third ventricle. Thanks to the profes
sion for so much valuable information.
Dbatii WuilkSekklno Rkst. Friday
evening, 6th iaxtant, just as the storm
burst upon Bean's Station, the spirit of
Dr. J. G. McAulcy peacefully took ita
flight from earth. Dr. MeAuley was
an eld, established dentist ef Mobile,
Ala., 64 years of age. Wearied with
many years practice he became pros
trated and sought the accommodations
ef the Bean's Station hotel for rest and
recuperation. But he had waited toe
long, and, after three weeks, exhaustion
overcame him and he expired. His
relativea ware telegraphed and his sis
ter aud daughter reached him in time
te pay soma attention to him, but his
three sons were too late. Ooe arrived
a few hours after .hia death, aod the
others, two lads of 8 and 13, had the
sad experieace ef receiving the first in
telligence of their father's death from a
sight ef the advaocicg hack containing
his rceiains, as they ware on tbe road
to the hotel. The body was taken to
Selma, Ala., for interment. Dr. Me
Auley was a lefiecd, intelligent and
affable gentleman as all who met him
before he be. a ma entirely prostrated
can testify.
INSPIRATION.
BT J. D. HAGAMAK.
Appropriated to tha childran of Dr. J. O. McAu-
Uy, of Mobile, Ala.
O, beautiful presence; thou who hast
guided us ia tbe path of wisdom and
knowledge, and who art continually
filling our minds with grand and noble
thoughts, we feel that thou artaaying
te us, "dear children," we are with
ytu.daiag all that we can, to lighten
your burdens, seeing the many trials
which you are compelled to paas thro';
nieaTOrlog te throw a halo ef light
around about you; strewing your path
way with divine light aad lev.'; fllliag
your souls with emotions of pleasure;
leadiag yea upward and onward, un
folding daily to your gaze new beauties
which tbe eyea cannot see nor the pen
desciibe; until the spiritual element has
beea awakened and is being fanned by
the breath ef God'a divine leva."
O Spiilt Great, Fathar of aU
In whom we lira and mart,
la all thf daahaga with na hare,
Wa dailj proT thy lore.
We thank Thae for tha haavanly light
That aluoath o'er tha grave;
That makee tha ratio? calm aud bright,
lifts op tha cold Straus's wave.
Tba stream that Iwim ths hearsal ahoraa,
Oaca aaamrd so dark aod drsar.
Bat now heaTsn'a liebt ahioee o'er it bright.
To cross wa need not fsar.
Jsw we caa smile amid our taara.
Whan e'er oar dear ooas go;
Pasih bsars tham o'ar to that peaceful abora,
Whsre lifs'a bright rivara flow.
O wsep aot for tha preeiooa fathsr,
Cipaadicg la tha light
Of that bright world, in which ha dwslla.
Among tha spirits bright.
And wbso you"TS passed tha fleeting years.
Assigned to yoa on earth.
The precious trass are, yoall regain,
ltrlghter for spirit birth.
In heaten'a bowers, among tbe flowers,
lie breatht a balmy air,
nia noble, guiltless heart,
Anguish no mora win bear.
Vou'U meet again. In mansions bright
W here Joy each bsart doth AU;
Whsre heavenly bhse aud peace serene,
rjotb new-bora spirits thrill."
Iear lambs, by angel nurses fed.
In Ood'a sweet gar Jen roam;
Good shepherd kludly leadath thsin,
frorideth friends and home,
Aad aoon yoall reach tha samnter laud.
Where life 'a fair trees do grow.
Where earthly buds in heavenly toll,
Will purer, sweeter grow
The June number of tbe Southern
Bivouac, a monthly magazine published
at Louisville, Ey., is on our table. It
Is full and running over with reminis
cences of the war. To those who still
take an interest in a period which gave
te the south its noblest sons, it will un
questionably proves a pleasant visitor.
It is tbe only Illustrated msgaxiae of the
klad published, and Is net oaly a repos
itory of the groat events but ef the lit
tle ones that "history" usually skips,
but which are the greater In that they re
Teal the moving; cause ot the main issue.
Tbe leading article is a sketch of Col.
Flias Boudioet, a representative Cher
okee during tbe war, and sheds much
light upeo a part of the struggle con
cerning which little haa boon hitherto
published. The rest of tbo magazine
abounds in shot t articles illustrative ef
the gray as well as the grave futures of
Confederate life.' Price, $1 60 a year.
Single copio 15 cente.
It Is In Great Favor.
Rhytlciaas employ Spoor's Pert Grape
Wine la tbair practice ia all cases where
a pure wine is called for, and do all ia
tbair power to foster and encourage its
production V. Is ia great favor among
wealthy in New York and Washington
Cities as a family wine fer evening en
terUlnwenU. for salt by drvjijUti,
100 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $3.50 at
Goodson & Blair's. 14 lbs. xc. Sugar
for $1.0 at G. & B'e. For bargains in
eyerytbing don't fail to aee, Goodson &
Blair they are on a big boem
No marazine has been mora success
ful In caterinr to the wants of the
bousebold than Demereet'e JUutrated
Monthly. The July number embraces a
irlM t rdlnr well calculated to
entertain and instruct. Soma of the arti
cles more interesting being "Thorough
Normandy on Wheels;" 'Glimpses of
German Society, seen through American
Eyes:' "How Wo LIto in New York,
by Jennie Juno : and "The True Story
of Amy Jtobsart," The stories are ex
cellent, especially "Mary Webster the
Witch," and "The Worlds Progress,"
"Home Art and Home Comfort," and
the variena departments make up a rery
readable number. The steel engraving,
VTh. Storm," i. rery flu,, and the il
lustrations generally good.
EDUCATIONAL NOTICES.
Omen or Cocvtt SvrxManmnnMMT,
ICoaaiaTowa-. Eisun oo Taa
Jon 10th, 1884.
Applicants for appointment te tho
University ef Teanessee will be exam
ined in Morrlstown, June SO.
F. B. Dayis,
County Sup't.
. Ornoior Coctt 8uraaiTaaT,
Uohiutov, Makbik co Tkmk.,
Juue 10th, 18SA.
AH the teachers of Hamblen county
are requested to attend the Normal In
stitute in Morristown, commencing
Mandar. Juno 30. Teachers will be
0 9 -
examined during the Institute.
F. B. Davis,
County Sup't.
Omen OB COUKTT SCFaaCKTBMDaWT,
Hobbistowm, HnaLaa co , Ta.
Juna 1Mb, 1884.
The Directors of Hamblen county are
requested to meet at the Public School
Building in Morristown, Moaday. July
7th. fer consultation in retard te
schools, text-books, etc.
F. B. Davm,
Isaac A. Stanley. Payiatr Teller ef
the National Bank of Commerce, Cleve
land. Ohio, waa arrested en the 12th
for embezzling $100,000 from the bank.
The shortage was discovered Tuesday
afternoon, when the Cashier, Garret-
son, countsd the reserve fund, kept in
a fpecial apartment ef the vault, the
combination ef which was known to
only Garretson and Stanley. When ask
ed to explain the shortage, Stanley con
fessed that a year are he was troubled
about a debt of $800 on his bouse, and
thought he could take that sum from
the reserve fund, without harm to any
one, invest it in grain, realize profit,
pay off the mortgages en his place, and
return the money. The investment was
unfortunate, and to cover his loss be
took more, and so on until he bad taken
$100,000. Tbe Directors ordered his
arrest.
PAPER MILL LOCALS.
As machinery seems to be fast sup
planting tbe old method of hand manu
facture, permit me, through the col
umns ef your paper, to Inform the pub
lie what native genius and energy can
accomplish, even in the wild woods of
East Tennessee. S. J. Sullenbarger has
made and has now in successful opera
tion a Planer and Matcher, capable of
turning out 4,000 feet ef plank per day
nicely planed, tongued aad grooved.
He also has a turning lathe attached,
by means ef which be can shape any
thing from a neat balustrade to a broom
handle an order for the latter article
having just beea filled.
In the vieiaity of Burnett's Mill the
aeise and clatter of machinery reminds
one of some thriving village where
pluck and energy has driven out luck
and leisure.
"Bargrr" is possessed ef a remarka
bly inventive genius, and a few such
men here and there is what is necessary
to give life and energy to tho commu
nities that are fortunate enough to pos
sess such spirits.
The eld-time baad-shakiog season is
upon us. Men wbe haven't shook with
this scribbler since last election, are
beginning to condescend to the extent
that they will even shake en the street.
Wondrous condescension t Exalted phi
lanthropy! I suspect that mast of 'em
have an ax te grind, and would love to
have me turn the crank just a little bit.
Well, I have been fool enough to turn
for such pay, and I suppose I'll do it
ever again.
Hurrah fer the Chicago Convention 1
I suppose if the "Dimmycrats" had
been called upon to name a Republican
candidate for President, they would
have nominated tbe Plumed Knight by
acclamation. He is conceded te be the
weakest piece of Presidential timber ia
the whole pile.
Success to Thk Gazette, may it live
long and continue to defend tbe rights
of tbe people ia a manly and fearless
spirit. c. K. w:
For bale 1
A good second hand Meadow King
Mower and Rake, In good repair.
Apply to J. A. Bice.
DIED.
In Morristown, at the residence of
her neice, Mrs. L. M. King, en the 0th
June, Mrs. Ailskt CuBB, relict of Ar
thur Cobb, aged eighty-seven years,
even months and fourteen days.
She bsd been a widow 62 yesrs. Her
only daughter and child except one
who died ia infancy waa tbe first wife
ef Col. Jno. Ta'lbott, of Jefferson coun
ty. She died thirty years aro, leaving
no child. Thus are we called upon to
record the death of another one of the
eld people of another, and a former
generation. One whose memory reach
ed away back to the days when the In
dian lurked in tbe caoebrake, and the
wolf and the panther roamed ever the
hills and monnialns of upper East Ten
nessee, where she was born and raised.
She was the daughter of Henry Mastla
gill, who was one of the very first set
tlers on the waters of the beautiful
Watauga now Sullivan county then
a part c f North Carolina.
bhe was a woman of uncommon force
of cbaraclei ; a true type ef tbe genera
tion to which she belonged.- Ia poiat
of physical strength and endurance, in
pe at of native vigor of intellect, in
point of Indomitable courage and will
power, there are none such made at the
present time.
A great many years ago ahe professed
religion and joined the Methodist
Church, and remained in connection
with that church till her death. She
was stricken down a year age wi.h
paralysis, which slowly but surely did
Its work.
. Peace to her memory.' x,
UMton K&ihvl itt please copy.
. Mr. S. H. Turner, and the intelligent
and courteous gentlemen who compose
his corps of assistants in the manufac
ture and sale of the Horse Shoe Bed
Spring, removed their headquarters, last
Saturday, from this place te Christians
burg, Va. We repeat what we have be
fore said, that these gentlemen are wor
thy tbe confidence of any community,
and while we regret their removal, we
commend them to tbe confidence of our
Virginia neighbors. We cheerfully in
sert from Mr. Tkrner thia
CARD OF THANKS.
Ta the Kditor of Tha Uorristawn Gacette :
I desire, through the medium of your
valuable paper, to return my thanks to
the citizens of Morristown and vicinity
for their generous patronage during the
few months I and those associated with
me have been working in their midst.
manufacturing and selling the Horse
shoe Bedsprings.- We have uniformly
been accorded that kind and courteous
treatment for which your people are
distinguished. We leave here with the
belt of feelings for all, feeling that we
have been voaehsafed not a tew friends,
and these we part from with deep re
gret. For the many kindnesses shown
we feel deeply grateful aad ahall always
treasure them and their givers in mem
ory. 8. II . TURNER.
4 Nickel bars of soap at Goodson &
Blair's for 15 caats.
3 lbs. coffee at Goodson & Blair's for
$1.
Men's brogan shoes at Goodson and
Blair's for $1.
Bay State sheas all the go. You can
only buy them of Goodson & Blair.
Millinery goods sold cheap at Good-
son ds Blali's during the next ten days.
Don't fail to examine them.
White goods reduced at Goodson &
Blair's.
All summer goods are going te be
sold at some price at Goodson & Blair'a.
Tbey are slaughtering price now.
General Clearing Out Sale of Dry
uoods, JlllUncry, iioots and
Shoes.
Our new store is noarlr completed.
bat before moving in we propose to re
duce our large stock now on hand at a
great sacrifice. Many ef our goods are
marked down at 50 per cent., and wa
have argaina te offer ia every depart
ment, ivery one will be well repaid
by giving their attention to this closing
sale ef Dress Goods, Laces, Embroid
eries, Linens, Towels and Napkins
Ladies' Hats, embracing all the novel
ties ot the season Gents'. Boys and
Children's Straw Hats, Boots and Shoes.
We would return thanks for the liberal
patronage extended to us, and will noon
welcome all to our mors commodious
quarters, where it will be our aim to
display the largest and most attractive
stock of red anywhere ia tho Sauth.
AlCNCLTT, JJOKCHK8, L.ILI.AKD Co.,
Kuoxville, rena.
The bttot and shoe factory of Wm
Lyle is turning out a large amount of
work now. Tbe fine work and neat
fits of this popular establishment is the
secret of its success. Orders are ro
ceivod from distant places almost daily.
This alone is very excellent evidence
of the satisfactory manner in which all
orders are filled. We advise our readers
to give Mr. Lyle a call when they want
custom-made work in his line.
! BUCKLEN S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve In the world for
cuts, Bruises Bores, Ulcers, Bait
Rheum, Fevera Sore, Tetter, Chapped
haeds. Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
Eruptions, and pefttively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
maylt ly
Points along the Allegheny Valley
ware visited en the 11th, by one of the
heaviest rain-storms known in many
years, causing tbe most destructive
flood since 1865. At Brooklyn, Pa., a
waterspout burst, and in less than two
hours the creek rose ten feet, trans
forming it into a seething, foaming tor
rent. Tbe rspid rise gave mill man no
chance whatever te save their stock.
The dama at North Fork, Bryant &
Waynetight's and Litch Mills gave
way, carrying with them lumber valued
at $70,000. Two bridges were washed
away, many small buildings demolish
ed, and a number of families driven
from their homes and compelled to seek
shelter elsewhere for the night. In
Pittsburg the rise in the Allegheny was
very rapid, a a a a namber of coal barges
were swept from their moorings, but
caught by towboata uninjured. Tbe
flood at Brookville brought down about
50,000 pieces of lumber. A New Mar-
tlaville, WJOa., special says a terrific
thunder-storm paased over that city do
ing considerable damaee. A boy nam
ed Mclatyre and a companion, who took
refuge under a tree, were rendered
senseless with lightn'ng, which struck
the tree.
A Pleasant Retreat.
Of the many delightful summer re
treats in our section, there are none per
haps more pleasant, more healthful,
and more desirable to those, seeking
recreation than the Bean'a Station Ho
tel and Black Water Springs in Grain
ger county. This popular resort has
been conducted for the past two sea
sens by Mr. W. B. Francisco, formerly
of the Delano Houe, Cleveland, Teun.,
under whoso splendid management it
has conatantlv grown in public favor.
The celebrated Black Water to be found
here is widely known and highly ap
preciated. It is a remarkable spring,
combining the curative properties of a
best of mineral waters. The fare at
Bean's Station Hot! has a reputation
second te none in East Tennessee. If
you wish to spend a few days or weeks
of quiet rest, with pleasant and health
ful surroundings, yoa will find this
mountsin retreat unsurpassed in that
which gives contentment to tbe wearied
mind and tired body. junl8-4t
AX EDITOirS TRIBUTE.
Theron P. Kaater, Editor of. Ftv
"Gsrette," writes: "For the past five
years have alwaya used Dr. Kin'gs
New Discovery, for coughs el most
severe character, as well as for those ef
a milder type. It never fails to effect a
speedy cure. My friends te whom I
recommended it speak of it in same
high terms. Having been cured by it
of every cough I have bad for five years
I consider it the only reliable and sure
euro for coughs colds etc." Call at
W. P. Carrlgrs Drug store, aud get a
frtt trial bot;Ie Large size $1.00.
VEItY II 15 31 ARK All LE ItECO
- VEItY.
Mr, Geo. V, Willing, of Maacbester.
Mich., writes: "My wife has been al
most helpless for five years, so helpless
that she could not turn over la tbe bed
alone. She used two bottles of Electric
Bitters, and is so much Improved, that
she Is able new to do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials attest, their great Curative
powers Only fifty cents a bottle at W,
JCrri5i',
PERSONAL.
Mis Mattic Briscoe, of Knoxville,
spent Sunday in the city, en route te
Tate's Springs.
Messrs. Harris Whiteside and Mike
King, who have been absent attending
school, returned home last week to
spend vacation.
The friends of Miss Lizzie Lothrop
very cordially welcome ber return
from Athens.
Capt. T. S. Newcemb has been con
fined to his room with sickness for sev
eral days past.
Maj. Henry Heis. managing editor
ef the Nashville American, accompanied
by his wife, passed through this place
last Friday for a few months rest in the
valley of the French Broad and moun
tains of North Carolina.
Mrs. J. M. Bewley has been seriously
ill for a week or more, but is now im
proving, we are pleased to learn.
Mr. Robt. Staples, of McNulty, Bor
ches, Lillard & Co , Knoxville, return
ed from a trip across the mountains
north of us Saturday. He sold several
bills to merchants along the line.
The following gentlemen, in search
of homes, have been entertained during
the past ten days by W. H. Coffmaa &
Co., of the Morristown Real Estate Ex
change: R. C.Allen, Indiana; R. A.
Thompson, L. S. Thompson. Wm.
Richardson, James R. Sue!, A. C. Mc
Neil.Pr. McNeil, Virgiaia; E. Kasca,
George Kasch, Iowa.
Miss Mary Whiteside is attending
the commencement exercises of Martha
Washington College in Virginia.
Our good friend and valued fellow
citizen, JUr. H. a. rioe, has bought an
interest in tho business ot J. F. Good-
son & Co.! at Turley'a Mills, and will
remove with his family to that ulace.
Air. JNoe has made Morristown bis home
for many years and is well-known here
for hia high integrity and Christian
virtues, aod we regret exceedingly to
note tbe removal of him and his family
from our town. We commend them
to the respect and esteem of the good
people among whom tbey go.
Maj. A. H. Gregg returned Friday
last from the Carolina States, where he
had a successful trip in the interest ef
his well-known agricultural machinery.
Prof. T. IP. Summers. Of tbe Ashe
ville Female College, was ia town last
week mixing with former friends and
acquaintances, the scholastic term of
the above institution" having closed
He will spend the vacation season here
and in Washington county.
Mr. C. D. Merritt and wife have re
turned from a visit of several weaks to
tbe country. We are pleased to add his
health was much improved by his trip.
Smart Weed and Belladonna combin
ed with the other ingredients use1 in
the best porous plasters make Carter's
S. W. & B. Bachache Plasters the best
in tbe market. Price 25 cents.
Plain Questions.
Mythical ideas are fanning the pub
lic brow with the breath of prejudice,
ignorance or humbiiggery. Have vou
the remotest idea that your scrofula was
created by tbe use of potash and mer
cury? No matter what the cause, B. B.
B. is the peer of all other remedies.
Do you presume that your troublesome
catarrh is the result of mineral poison
ing? B. B. B. ia the quickest remedy.
Are your chronic ulcers and boils and
ores the result of potash and mercury?
Medical gentlemen will not tell you so,
but B. B. B. is the only sovereign rem
edy. Were your terrible kidney
troubles created by mineral poisoning?
Not a bit of it, but B. B. B. has proven
to be a reliable remedy. Are your skin
diseases your eczema, dry tetter, etc.,
the effect of too much potash and mer
cury? The medical profession are-the
best judges, and they say nay, but B.
B. B. makes more pronounced cures
than all other preparations combined.
1 THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh'd Cure. We
guarancee it,
2 Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Titalizer
is guaranteed to cure yeu.
3 Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. BhiUh's Cure is
the remedy for you,
4 Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injec
tor free.
5 For Lame B.tok, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price 25c
6 Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption.
7 Shiloh's Vitalizer is what yeu need
for constipation, Less of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle.
S . Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure.
For sale by W. P. Carrlger, druggist.
jan 33 6m
Give it a Lift,
The bet summer has the effect to pros
trate and deliberate nearly every one,
and we have frequent complaints of
headache, loss of appetite, dry, grinding
feeling in the stomach, &c, all show
ing that the liver is beiog overworked.
Under such circumstances a dose of
Hart's Blood aad Liver Pills will be
found to work wonders. They are a
mo? t excellent remedy, and are being
very generally useJ.
SOMETHING NEW.
Macrame cord in all colors, for ladies'
fancy work. McCall's Bazar Patterns,
(send for catalogue). Needles sent by
mail for any sowing machide. Nyes
pure sperm oil at wholesale. Merchants
send in your orders. Repairs, parts
and finding. Machines repaired by a
superior workman. The - Improved
White, New Eldredge, Davis, Singer
and Domestic Sewing Machines in stock
and sold very lew, either wholesale or
retail. S. P. ANGEL,
jan 23 Knoxville, Tenn.
NOTIC
Delinquents Take Notice!
ON THE FIR8T MONDAY IN JUI.T NEXT,
at the Court Hoese door la Morristowe. I
will offer for paallo asle all the real estste belonging-
to delinquent tsx-payers description of
which real eststs ean be seen upon way books In
my office. JT. E. THOMPSON, Trustee.
June 1st, lSBi. , , June 114 w.
GEO. W. NOE,
UNDERTAKER,
' MOEEISTOWN, TKIN., .
KXZM CONSTANTLY ON HAND BOSX
wood end Hnms-msds CoAna of all aisee.
laiUiTUioOun. '
' Also keeps a f uU line of Burial Robes, te. Jte.
pttotfnliy aoUcite pablie patrouae a, aad proniisss
atisf action . Qrdtri bj luaU or telegraph prompt
'THE MORRISTOWN ART GALLERY".
NEWLY ARRANGED AND
REFITTED.
J.M.
HONEY, Successor to J. Bush-
oxo. Pkoprietok.
All
work done In City Style,
at Competing Prices. .
mj rooms are convenient, pleasant
aad well ventilated, and so arranged us
to give tha best advantages ef light and
shade. I invite the citizens of Morris.
town and vicinity to give me a call
whenever tbey want pictures of any
size or kind. I am a practical pho
tographer of long experience, and have
weraea in me leading cities of the
country. I feel assured that I can give
satisfaction te all.
Respectfully,
m21 tf J. u. HONEY.
A Desirable Farm for Sale." .
Contains 581 acres, part ia cultiva
tion, situate 2 miles due south of Mor
ristown, Tenn.; has a good dwelling, 2
suosianuai tooacco Darns, a good atable,
convenient spring, plenty of peaches,
apples, cherries and other small fruits.
The property is well adapted for tobac
co raising or poultry purposes, and will
be sold at once upon reasonable terms.
For further iofoimation, apply to or
address THOMAS HOLLEY,
1un 11, 3 id Morristown, Tenn.
New Advertise
Any One
Cement, Wagons,
Kemp Manure Spreader,
Engines, Threshing Machines,
Mowers, Reapers, Binders,
Hay Rakes, or any Machinery.
GLASS LAMP WICKS, EGG BARRELS, Brick, Lime, LumW.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
CALL OX OB ADDRESS
W. V AW HUSS & BRO.,
Morristown, Tenn.
MORRISTOWN, f
UEAlIEII IPC
Hardware, Cutlery,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Full Line of Carpenters'ToolsandBuilder's Material
sols .A.Q-E:isra? iron
OHAmNOOCA CMUED PtOWS & REPAIRS,
Every Plew Fully Guaranteed.
I""' ' " ;"f
SPRING, 1884.
LVI N B A R T O N,
Ssei
Ia bow receiTinf his Urge
FOB THE SPRINO SEASON,
Choice
irpls, hk Mattings, te. Boltisg Uh,
Kew things and all the Novelties is erery Department.
MY DRESS SHAKING DEPARTHIEfJT
la tha Store haa all tba new spring styles,
Paris and New York designs
NO STOCK in the City is HANDSOME or Cheaper than 1I1.
AprUll,
Lookout Bank
017"-
MORRISTOWN
STATE . DEPOSITOBY-;
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK $50,000.
JAS. G. HOSE,
Prttident,
JOHN
boahd op
a. loss.
JOHN MUSPHT,
W. A. HOWELL.
. STOCKII
J. a Boss, John Morpbey, J . L. Howell, w. A.
Skssn, J . O. ttlce. A a . mis, jin.lien county; r. u. jruueerson, cisiDorme coaaty; e. x
Msgse, Monro County; Jehu Btokely, Cocke County; T . B. Head, W . B. Tata, Grain Oematf .
.... " . . - a s i I;..--;...--
WSl Trantaet a General Banking Buninem. Receive dtpou'ta, buv and ttU ejuhanfi.
dd and nicer, ana tnaxe couecnone vpon me
jew Sash, Door and Blind
HA.BTKT LOr.
H.
LOOP tk SOW,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SiSH DOORS
Also Hatched Flooring, Ceiling, Weather-boarding, Brackets
Newells, Etc., Wood Turning of ETery Discrlptloa.
a&U Orders Filled and
Percheron Norman Staliion
This celebrated imported Stallion will
be exhibited in Morristown on tbe first
Monday in August. All admirers ef
fine horse flesh' should see him. ' He
will make the 'present season at ray
farm, seven miles south ot Morristevm.
Dr ff, BUHL.
ma31 Sa p
' For the street or out-of-door wear tbe
plain lapped band of ribbon for the tel-
lar acd a severely simple clasp or small
velvet knot or bow is the correct wear.
None but First Class Goods.
In Watches, Jewelry and Silverware)
one should have the best or . none.
Messrs. Shurley & Co., Chb ago. aro
making a specialty of fine goods, and
if you need anything iu. Watches. In
dust and water proof Cases, Solid Silver
or Triple Plated war, Solid Gold ex
Rolled Gold Jewelry send to Shurley
& Co., they will send a single article at
the dozen prices. They are vouched
for and endorsed by the Uoited State
Express Co., American Express Co.,
Southern Express , F. W. Palmer,
Postmaster of Chicago, Gen'l A. C.
Smith, Ex-State Treasurer, and msuy
others. Goods sent ou approval, Ita""
privilege of examination, enabling you
lo do your purchasing at home. Rev
member, Shurley & Co., 77 State Street.
Chicago, 111. Send for their new ana
beautiful illustrated catalogue,
septals ly.
rn e n t .
Wanting
autS
Also Agntfor the Famous
it
Warranted for 12 Months.
TsblSllj.
and elegant atock of
Dress
Goods, Fancy Goods)
Hosiery,
and suits new ordered will be ef tha T.sleet
and tha beat workmsnahip.
OLD HICKORY WAGON
Ordsra by Mail promptly attended t. i
ill VIHI BARTQIiJej
Knoxville, I'exiixsaeiete).
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MUKPHET,
J- O. RICE,
Auut. CatShr.
xix:crroitH.
I I. S)W1XA.
3. O. XIOB.
OLllKllH.
Howell, W. S. Howell. B. F. atesblelsid. J. X
mostjavoraoie terms.
MaySft.1StfJ
Factory in morristown
AND. BLINDS,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.-