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THE M ORJULSTOWNnGA ?ZE E POBM B mRI12 4,1 1 88 4.
Tie-IIcrriston Gazette.
Ex Gov. Hendricks is active! en
gaged in tbo canvass in Indiana.
ITrccontr.kilrcsseJS.OOO pcr-
v;a 31u-Kie.j The; ipeeeb was
d&edalmost cntirelj to explaiu
inz why there ehouIJ be a change
in the Government. II argued
that any rartJ remaining in povrer
as long at tho ,IenuUican prtj
h.vi 'would" .Ixicome corrupt. Mr.
liiiUiXiwVntautiticallj re-
cVivei wherever Jwa paaks. 4 .
! !L 1 1
Tbo Ob:0 republican committee
wrote fa letter to senator Lot iL
Merrill of Maine, n!kin bira te
corn 3 fc?jV.,u audi take part in tbo
ciias f ir Mr. Blaine. The Sen
ator bai been dead tor several ye&rv,
ai4-4rV. Merrill opened and answer-
cl tbo invitmioh. IU?ccntly she has
been iuU-rviewed. - Her Utter and
a portion ot the interview is as fol
low :
To Iirovrn, Chairman, Columbus, O.:
I am surprised and shocked to
receive such a communication. I
thought every citizen of this coun
try knevi.my husband was at rest.
I aiii in mbuxzuog lor him, butas
mutt as I mourn bis death, I thank
my Father in heaven that He call
cJ niiu ho.no bvfore the party be
loved to well and did so mnch for
bad fco d!sjracedt;lf- as to nomi
nated so corrupt a man for the
b i ft eSTee- "W it lu n th e gilt of the
. . - - . -. : i
AluefUJan lcope,a 1 Kuow.anu iuj
husband kw-wjarur G.lJlaine to be.
II be worhV fce-weulJ not sup
port Mr. Blaine or any such man,
at . a 1 a.
etr'iTttae ftaamr 01 iv. party.
OuAiiorTE Moukill.
Mv .husband, continued Mrs.
MMiV) .ViavUuo by. Air. ..Blaine
at tbo bciuuiugof the Congrc.siou
jd inveftigation into the Lilth
Hock itailroad bonds. Mr. Hlaiue,
as he did to Mulligan, importuned
my iiikndSvitb tears ami utrcat
ies(e tfiUVii influvnlce to tave bim
When my. husband reigned to go
int.5 rt!J cabiact Yt wa-j generally
U4tJLWoJrai:U my husband so un-
lerstood, that Gov. Chamberlain
would be appointed, to fill the vas
cancy. lustead to the surprise o:
cvervone, Gov. Conner appointed
Mr. f fane, then a rvpre-witative in
Cotiirrcl-t aml'undef charge in that
bo Jv, to the vacancv.
It is welt Cr the memory of Sena
tor Morclil 't Lax U wife bus made
thi explanation. It has leou
thought that Senator Morrill re
ined hjaeeat in, the Senate, under
stieJ.::g that .Mr. Blaine would be
apjWiBWil to the place, n bo t.
and so jicaio farther investigation
a!v.V Ahc Jluliigan letters a be
.1; l ilt-wems. however, that when
Senator Morrill, under great prtM
ur,, pJw.l tuc cabinet position.
. ! it : !!:. I that Mr. Chamber
lai.i v.oull c-ve U.e ap-)iniment.
T:i. interview niprrt Mr. Mul--'i's
ii'Jmouy that Blaine en
treated him with tears in bis eyes
not to ruin bim. Mn. Morrill de
clares thai her 'husband if living
would not support Mr. Blaine, al
though be bad been a staunch Ee
p u bl i cap.
rff PRESS OX THE 3! V LUG AX
LETTERS
New York VTcrll: The IlcrJ
t vi t sU k 1 1 ii : u K ind inlying Blaii e-
. InUIcan I-t 1 1 1 s. and goc; on to fay
Kv rv!ir- i- lette.- -!mul 1 I c
reaTl Varcjully and thoughtfuliy
Mr. Blaine cannot i-omplain if he is
judged by bis own pclf-made record
and having read them, this question
reiaains lor the people : Is it not a
burubj insult" to their honor and
intelligence, at this crisis of ofticia
vcnrtHty and almost universal fraud
and cormptlon. when all issues sink
i ! : vi TTi si g: 1 1 f. of i ec beside the trying
!ieceitv f r reform, to iec Hii tlf-
tvnvitted political prostitvite pra-
ffitted to the putTrages of a great
i.ation for their highest honor the
place onc.5 held by a Wafhington?
New York J-.u; -Few citizm, we
imigine, who bad made up their
minds to vote for Mr. Blaine in spite
of tbo recorded evidence of bis job
binf jhile : folding -office, and bis
fal4ol whtii brought to bay, wnl
find eofious trouble in disposing of
Mr. Mulliiran'n latest budget on the
Fame principles of toleration that
enabled thiii to withstand tl.c first
shock. Op4he ohi'r band, people
who have1 already found sufficient
reasons in Mr. B!air.e' relations
with the Boston meo for opposing
Lira in this canvas, will be trsngth
ened in their conviction that be is
unfit to bo Pres: lent f the United
Stotj(0 ' 1 .
Xcw York 'Times: Vn tbz de
fenders of Mr. Blaine thee letters
will imposo the diHicult and un-p!ea-;int
dut of revising them and
bringing down to d;to their picas in j
virutkation. This will be awkward
Vut it i wbrx y? have' repeatedly
arntlxbcnx io expect. They have !
but imperfectly,. understooi the j
ebitracter or tneasured the capacities 1
of the lieppiUiearj candidate If they
have fituously imagined that the
original Mulligan letters were the
only stare beaso in which thane who
distrust in Blaine would be ablo to
find fuif to opport their portion.
To lis cm and to voters of every par
ty ancfof'evcry belief, c commend
an attentive study of the letters we
p-ejcct this prrcicj.
Th a . Wa,i HiV.ll lletifwer" reU.r
tke.Ua nJ rigor, csnx djp;.x,kc. ft.
'noBgU on Tocth. ho," Utft.kt relief 15.
Lati wbA wool I rvtm-m fr-hiiw nl rtrcy
d Jul il l to try tUa' Ui't Krae-r "
nor
t-H K Ita f r flj. a :
loJiu tun fur $ . Hi dmwl
rtw f-r tJ. $li iisr" Jjnit'-rn.r r fli.
Md tZi tci fur I ! f ,
to
Wtb 111. t r g
J E5 f ft r ' r
f four h--.ur. era. rvriilTiK. to IntrvidtuMir our
tw r .!. - Um 1.!t aind r4) v, (i fro
imnrlt flt't mxtcU lor Gl W -i i J 1
i'ti .Innt.' work. A bny 11 titi ot.l i-ur-cerrd
wu-b la bus day; bandrrtl. cf otbrra
il.u. nt-sr'.y w-ll I f yon llacws
lAulrro m ro tat t s ImniuNi that will tvar oa
fruta flu to flu rur y nitcht. Hcul at our for
our h,airpf.l t'ataloru. of U..IJ and UlTrr
Watche., tiif -Cock' off Bn!l Bit R rolrrra. Spy
j:-. ladiu Krout .4 AMranomtcal Trl
c-l, TUrrat.h Initraneijta. Tir Wr;tr.
tart joa on the mad t- wealth
WOB1.D MtM rACTURTTrt CO.,
a o20 iw 123 Knag etrtwa, Kew York.
BURN HAM'S
j i inv i:i .
STANDARD TDRBIHE!
the bnt couatructc-d an. I 6uib-
(iTn b"irr irrrtit-, trior
pnt. aod la a-.U f'r !- monfj,
pr hr power, than any othr
bl liMI lM UUOS- tjrk.Ta.
Parker's Tonic
A pure Family Medicine that never
Intoxicates. . .
Parker's Ilair Balaam tat'.y txrfuiul arkd la
varrantd to prevent faliiug ol the aud to r-
idot. daodraa and Itclung.
HISCOX & CO
1C3 William Street, New Ytk .
Hx. and fl at all dealer la medrfn. Great
aarlug ia toytiidollar six.. (wit 1U r
from rri 1 r
Mrl mini lleatr
e and H1d IMaeaaea,
evtlona,MaU( Laaft,
mmm ae miiij t trrm
(Un and W tM ol Uie tildBtvya.HlaMa
IrrA I'rlaiaurjr Orajauaaak ur iJruntiai twr
Xa-. W. BCOTVS -'
WORLB IEN0WMC0 SPIClflC NO. 13,
COCMEERIRON
nvith xior
A BLOOD, IIUAIS & JiLKVE TOXIC
If MaiinaJtdM an tlMWi ttnrWtt
for ra- SI. pr botil. ea.Deefaad Iroa
la UM OraolMl Matlirai Llaeorj of imxlwa kaM,
Foe pa-mtitC, wtih fml rrtealr. a) J r
VWAS.W. SCOTT M.D., Kansas City, MO
r- Xr. SCQTT3X.I7EH riLl.
N-ri UeMlllj,
A TALE OF TttO CRUTCHES.
A Well Known Citizen of Atlanta
Lajs Donn his Crutches.
I hare on!j a few word to iy, wWca are to
u: taat I hare ba rtmaneJ to my bed lor
two inontka wiiU wbat wa called rrou
Kheamatlam, or ScUnca. I wa ojy ehablea
to hobbl about occasionally by tbe a ot
crntchea, a ad la thia cobditloa I commeccsJ
tie rse cf B. B. four bottle of wujcb en
abled me to discard tbe use of my crutches
and attend to buauiesa. I had preriously o-d
all well recotnmeBded medicines witS'mt relief.
It haa been over two luontba aiuee us.ng
B. B. B and I cowider myse a pcnnaac ctly
cuieJ mii
J. r. DAVIS,
Atlanta, Gi (TVet Jni.)
FRIGHTFUL NASAL CATARRH.
Pioccs of Done. -
For foar yearal hare been afaidc'd wltb a
rery trouUletouie raUrrb of the beaiL So
terrible ha lu nature len that when I blew
my o e small pieces of bones would frequeuily
toiut out of my mouth aad noe. The dis
charge wa cupioua and at time exceedingly
offensive. My blood became o Impure that
my general health was gref Impaired, wtth
t oct apsetlte and wore d'gestlon.
Numerous medicines were nsed without
rrl ef. nnta I began the nae of B. B. B aad
three bottles acted almost like magic. Sine
their ue not a ayroptom ka returned, and I
ft el in erery way quite restored to health. I
am an old citizen of Atlanta, and refer to al
most any one liv.Bg on Butler street, and more
particularly to Ir. L. M. GiUam, who knows
v'f cj cae.
Mrs. Euzarrrn Ksott.
We will mall on application to auyoue Icter
ete.i in ll.xd and Skin Diaeaae, Scrofula,
Hi t.Mn. Kidney Troubles etc, wonder
ful and unquestionable testimony of cures
effeciel by the use of B. B. B-, the quickest
Blood Iut -fier erer known. Large bottles fl.OO
or s z for I VOO. Sold by aU Druggists, or Ex
preased on receipt of price.
BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
For Sale ly W. 1'. Camger, Morristourn.
FACTS RECAKDI.S'C
t?.alV t.M Ti
StllMM j I ki
lt will rnrlry and enrich tlie BLOOD. reeBl.ite
t.e LIVER and K1DNIYS. sn.J lu.?tci:a TU
KEALTU and VIGOKof VOUTHl 1 ail tl..
aiMrae re-iu'rln a certain and etheleut H IU,
e(-taH lvive)ta.Vaitol Appetite. 1 iid.tr -lion.
Lav a '( Slrenj.-Ui. etc.lt ue la marked
with Imnie.liM. aad oilriul reaulta. H.nea,
n.uM-lnaad iter : reeetv. new force. Huliveus
llie mind and aupplic Train t'ower.
. at uirmi. Irum alt enmplalnts
LAUI tv3 r-e. ulUr toii.eirox willouJIn
DR. UARTERU IKON IONIC a safe and apeedy
cur.. II a lie a clear and healthy completion.
Tie roiicel testimony lt th. Talue ol L.
TltiTIit'ii lK.f TuMC l that froiifetit attempts
at counterft-ttlnit liare only o:.!td l the popular
lly vf Ui. rl( umi. If Jvm ear.lly ilre liealtta
W.ot epriiuent (ret Ike :! AL AM BasT
(V.d1 7 mr ddrm t.Ttw Tr fnrer M4 Co. V
M.Louu. Mo. If oar ' CHKAK fcOCK."
t iaiiof traa.aBd vwful laicMaiatKia. frv.
Da. Hamtcr's Iron Tono is o 8 ale er -U
OmMOlSTS A MO DfU8 EvcwrwHtBE.
Arw yu f.ulm.T. try Winis' Hbai.th Iis-
rra, a pare, clean, wholesome
Foe EraSn. v-rr-. wnmach. IJrw, Kkinaja,
Lfcntra, lrnii latruraat, Curva
DYSPEFST, A.-
!t.-a l. Fercr. Ajttmi, Chills,
DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Si P. s
Buchu-Paiba
Remark ble Care of Catarr!i cf Ul
l-JuiU-r. lrrf!amrnati.n, Irrtiatioaof Km
"ey . I 1 !!:. r. Ku:i" cr timrel
fAsm ot U. r-rM4; iiLaa.!, ri.'tkl
rem' WM-Xm a, ni-v.ui-Tcw
of UHi. jj I nm of Uus Oeaito-
N;e m UVav t.-i.? r.rit, naf;uA!ed for i
TORPID LI VER "4 Nlsht
Sweats, flervous Wenkncss, 1
Mnlaria. Lrannc-s. rAual LNKMaa. J
Pi.'r- r fi for?V00.al Dnir-isu. J
K. K. . kta, Jersey C ity. K U. tx A. j
ao-frwajnww?n5n in
a mm m u ai wr i u m n m i i i rm
1 J ,,nerT Urjc nn In either SOT. For L n
tH;:r,r .r I'nrtatural I:s h.vces t:s
u?,vf? 1 n )ec -l Heir." each L
i.VTv , "H"s t i:-...f cntmrto.! or
T. ,rr .'.'r Ul'rt -f" ar.n Y.rtitu-k-,V'
'. T r- ' -T-r tvy.U ai-a
ti :i M i.( . ,. ,, .siv, i . ,, a M-tt ,
;rr!'r;.
L.",'','"'WT,"''T.'s,'j'.r c a
II. W. CURTIS,
Watcies, Jewelry & Silverware
. " ' " l '
Lrj ;ock aad low price. ,
... SMITU'S OLD STAND, '
Ksoxville, : : t : . Tens.
ESTABLISHED 1818.
CHAS. SIMON & SONS,
G3 N, Howard Street,
BALTIMORE MD.!
. ImporUis and Dealera la . t
DRY. aooss
'
0 Every Description.
SAMTLES SENT FEEE.
My ReaJy-Maie Merrar,
COItSKTS, &C.
trOrdersamountlrgto$30or oyer sent free of
- freight charges by express.'
DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT. ,
Rules for self-measnrenient, samples of materials,
with eatimate of coat, aent upon application.
TERMS CASH. .
. fb21 8a ly
DENTISTRY 1
DENTISTRY I
THOS. J. SPECK, D.D.S.
OFFICES :
Roger.Tllle, Tenn., from 1st to 15th of eeb month
Morrttown, cor. Main and Henry ala., Ofipoalt
Bank, from 15th to laat of each month.
Terras Cash, or its Equivalent.
Norfolk & Western
Railroad.
Time Table in effect May 25, 1884.
WESTWARD.
Timb
Eastern
Standard.
tNo. 13. Xo. S. No. 31.
Lt Norfolk
"Soffolk
Ar Pet 'aborg
Lt Pet abure
BurkeTille
Farmrille
Ar Lyuchborg
Lt Lynchburg
" Liberty
Koanoka
Ar Di 8pr1nk
" ChriaVg
Ceutral.
Picahonta
" Wytbevill.
' Marion
A hi n Ion
w . r-4 o
m i
2 W ;...:
Q ajn U fwj HH J
n H 'Sh
ot w gg 25
2:25 pm S 30 a m
3:10 pm 9 15am
s:lu pm 11 15 a m
linim
l aa p s
loopm
So. 1 3 65pm
luroo pm 4 10pm 7 OA a.m.
10 53 pin 5:ol p m T 63 a. an
H 25 an. 6:11 p.m IS a. m
1 V7 am K:53 p.m 10 00 a. ra
1 5 am 7:97 p.m 10 45 a. m
a 07 am 7:55 i.w 11 07 a. as
3 15 p. m
5 33 am 9:15 p.m
4 34 am 10:30 p.m
6 34am 11:34 p.m . -. .
8 00 m 12 05n'gh
Ar Bristol -
'Daily. tDally except Banday.
...CONNECTIONS.
Lcare Korfo'k : m tn. and 2:25 p. u.
Arrive at Uicbmoud 12:5 and :ou p n.
Lear. UlcUiuoud TiK. a V KB 10:15 a. m
dally except bun. lay, eonnectiug with No. 3 at
PaUtrauurg foe ail point, on tin. of N . w. K . B,
Alao I ear iuchmnad rU U. kr. R.U. ! HMO a
m. daily, and A:U0 p. m. daily exoept aiuaday, ar
rivuia at Norfolk at s.i.5 p. u. and p. m.
Lear. lUobruond dally except Hunday l B.
A.B. B. at -.ao a. m . 8:30 aad (too p m .arrl
lu at Lynchburg at 3:40 and 10:00 p. m. end 2:1
a. m . eonnectina with train on Waatern Piriaion
No. 1 ha Leightoo K lee per from Lynchburg to
Briatol, aud Pullman 8leepa Hoanok. to Mm
phia, T.na .. wttbnct euanga. No. 3 has Puihi an
Klseer from Waahlngtou via. Lytichbnrg aud At
lanta to New Orlcaoa, without cbaug.
EASTWARD.
Tim.
Eastern taa-
Card.
tNo.22. So. 3. No. 4.
Lt Briatol
" Abingdon
" Marlon
Wytheeille
" Pocahontas
) p m
14 pm
7 3d p m
8 S3 pm
00 a m
6 24 a m
7 27 am
8 39 a en
10 19 a m
9 &4 a m
10 60 a as
It 40 a ra
12 41 pm
1 SO pm
4T-r'
17 9 S
11 35 a m
3 40 p m
Central
" Chrirtl"g
" Big Spring
" Roanoke
" Liberty
I er
i go pm
4 JOp i
4 47 "
3 35 -$
49
1 45
10 12
' P
10 42 p m
11 30 p m
llMsu
9 00 "
1 02
t 00 -
40
Ar Lyachb'g
Lt Lynchb'g
Farmnll.
Burk.Till.!
Ar Pet'aborg
Lt Pet'aborg
tNo. 14.
1 00 p HI
9 00 p m
9 45 pm
11 43
11 17
p lu
" Suffolk
a 2o
S t5
p m
p m
Ar Norfolk
'Daily, t Daily except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS, -
At Roanoke both Km 1 and 4 connect with S.
-V Railroad att. Pullman Sleeper, to N.w Ysrk
without change Tie 8. V. KailroaU and Uaxriaburg
on both train.
At Lynch bar No, a and 4 connect with V. If.
U. It for WaebingtoB and the East. Train leare
iynebbure; 15 p. m and :44a. an. daily.
At I.yu4ibarg R. ft A 11. K. lea re Lyuchborg
at 3:lo a. .. ux aaa Hto p. ra., arrtTtug at
Kiehmond 10:110 a. SB.. 8:0 p. m. aad I.-OO a. Ba,
No a make, couoecuoa Tia Petrbarg for
Richmond, arrlring at kirhmovd 12:53 p. m. daily
exceU Sunday. At Norfolk No 2 arrive 3:05 p.
m . connect to with Bay Ltn Steamer, leering
i . ...... . . ......
Norfolk dauy .xoeya eiiy i"r ianitiurr- n.w,
and with old Domintoai for N.w York oa atouday.
Xnea.lay, Wednesday ana saturaay.
NEW lUVKlt DIVISION.
(DAILY EXCEPT 8CXDAT4
KTWAao.
OpmArr Central
SIS " Lt New lliTer...:.
1M " " Staytide
a my M a Rinnlemead ... . .
WBJrTWAB.
.Lt.11 10 am
. " 11 SI
. - 12 1lp.ro.
11 40 "
.vi . - r .
i
M
.Anr.
1 01 M
ill
WtaOBtB-rm.
...,.Krro.-. ..
Adair
...OakTale
.. Pocahontas
1 0 -I
3 l
1 60 i
9 15"
1 25
13 OH "
1135.
m.
All laauirie a to Bates, Routes, As.,
promptly answer! c,
II TOU mJT9 stilus tv " f - ;
tj "to ALLEN IU LL, v
Taaaenger Agent, Roanoke, a.
ar o.na ri.nl Hunt. Uoaiioka. Y.
I 4. tbl'Z, Q. F. T. A B,aaoef Ta,
'HOPE"'BRO.'
.!;
' , r iiuiuiiiiiuivi v
- V ''" ;' 1 r -'u ' "
j-r.JEWELERS,
k , , . ... ... - '
. ' Oor. Oay Jr. Church Bta
1 -
H KOXYILLE,
I I ' , Keep la stock a
V ' - -
TX2IM.,
. I.
i fall Una of
. VaiclB iJeielrj,
. . -
Solid Silver,
1 , Silvei .Hated Ware,
. Superior Table Cutlery, &c '
tr Replring and Engraring aklUfully executed
upon reasonable terms. All orders by mail wil re.
m4t. prompt aiteution, and aatiafaction guaran
teed. . . - : ,aagl7 tf
V. C. Durham,
Attorney - at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery. . ..
Alorristown, - - Tennessee.
RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PR0FES3
ional eervice to the publie, and aolicit a
abare of patronage.
Will practice in the oourts of Hamblen, Cocke,
Jefferson, Grainger, Claiborne, Hawklna and
Greene eountiea, and in the Supreme Court at
KnoxTille. far-Special attention glren to collec
tion. majSOly
: V.: 1 V
1 Y
i -
, a -wSa'VO aAa,t.V. Q
DRlDUNCAN'S
. 1
Nature' Great Remedy for Dieue$ r)
. , .' 1 and Affectiont of tTie BweU.'
This apludid and unfailing medicine is com
pounded from Blackberry and cthrr Medical
Hoot and Uerb. is Iberofore perfectly barmlesa.
it in pleaaaut and safe to tbe moat deliuate stomreh
Jt is .tbe tiro at apeedy nod effectual medicine for
the cur, ol all form of lirroei, in children or
adults. Cholera Morbua, Flax, Dysentery! and the
Tarion Summer Complaiula of the Bowels-so
prevalent among all claste during the Summer
season . Only one bottle (Price, ftO-eeuts,) is suf
ficient to e fleet a cure. v , .
bl'iq xJycix's ciiill 'tonic.
' Ton feed not Shake or Chill it you will use this
Tonic. It never fail to stop tbe most aggravated
forms of Chills and Fever if taken a diroted. In
from three to aeven day, when Quiaino aad all
other medicines railed . It will also, if faken reg
ularly build and tome up th weak and debiliatad
system, and above all, leaves no bad.effects behind
aa do eo mauy other preparations.
: " ' 'DR'DUNCAies;1.
Liver and KiJisj Miiii
The great preventive and enre of all malarial
diaease and a aure cure for all forms of Dyspep
sia and Indirection: It acta directly upon the
livar and all theaecretory gland of the stomach
and bowel, it cure the disease by removing the
cause from the system that prodneea or brings on
the diseases; heuce. It is unsurpaaaed for the core
of Constipation, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Head
ache, and all those symptoms iudicatiog the want
of proper action of those glands situated in the
stomach and bowels. Two or three bottle of
1. DUNCAN'S LIVER AND KIDXEY MEDI
CINE te positively recommended to relieve and
cure any of the above diaeaee tf taken a directed
Price, 75 eeuta. f
DUNCAN'S WORM SYRUP,
One bottle of thia Syrup will completely expel
all epecieM of Worma and without Injury to th
child, aa it contain no Calomel or other injur
ious substances. Again, it 1 p'eaiant to the taate
and acceptable to the atnmach, aud therefore sd
ministered without trouble . Price 2o cent .
SrcRLOCK, PagbA Co., Pros.,
NA8HVILLE, TENN.
For CMce Family Groceries.
00 TO
W. M. WIUIE'J'H
: DEALEB IN
i r ' . t 1 ' '.. "
Dry Goods, Groceries
. Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c,
. 8ole Agoot for the Light-EniiDlng ' '
DAVIS SEVVIHQ MACHIUC
tar-gewing Machine NEEDLES of all kiuda, OIL,
ae . , constantly on nana.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of Country
. . . 'frotiaee. -
MAIN ST., MORRISTOWN, TENN
jan4Srly ; ,,...;., V ,t
'. 1!
TH:
-1 . . 1'
REUABLESELF-G'JB;
A r..ATHt jt tp.,plntlm. tit irtia r '
mat aatrxl and Uetf ai reealfl 'ttr I v-'
rellr.iljiortl'.ciirenf iJrbi . .
'- ArawAa.af.rTeolni!)' Wntf Jtrrti'v
r!ilaealej eorels-f. lrvf?Vl'1"
ress OR. WARS5 f ,T. V,W--.
. ;D.';W.'-C.-.DAVISr
Watchmaker I
and Jeweler,
t Keep constantly on hand a new and ' '
Select Stock of ; .
Watclies, Clocks", &'c. '-i'l'l "!
Main Street, . ! (.
lXori'istbvi4 ; Tenn
Special attention glvon to repairing
of all kinds, ana satisiacuon ft
, .L's 'guaranteed. ' ' -'
ct.4.isf ly, :
E
ii
H
a
Ike Strcni are Ms' to Protect !!!
T BEPtlESEXT NEARLY TWENTT-F0UB MIL.
A lion &f IioUars of Insaaafto Asseis, as uiT
lows; , ; ;.
The Continental of N. Y.,
Assets . over' - - $4,500,000
Tho Traders' of Chicago,
Assets 1.082,000
The North America of mm.,
Assets - - - - 8,956,000
The .Etna of ilartfurd
Assets over - - - 9,000,000
tVSafer Inrurance than tUcss Companies give
A?SfOT b. liS'l. ,i
Tor the reaaocs X so.icft ycor buiinrts.
J. C. HODGES.
Oct. SU, JS33-ly. !
Blaco erry
Silverwares Jewelry;
THE
FR
Fffil
Morristown Boot
j. ;a.;; "..to w imseimd,, mo.
.i
...
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MANCFACTURES Ol
' if
BOOTS
AND
, 0F, ALL GRADES AND KINDS. "
. . . i.'; .!..! 1 il .'fl .-!.,-.!--' '
non but the best material and warrants eyery pair of .Boots and Shoes he males to
. t.,ii.t be a PERFECT FIT and to'giee satisfaction.
He
KEPAIKINO NEATLY DONE OX SHORT NOTICE.
Shop at Old Stand, - : - - MbRRISTQWN TENN.
maya9S3 ly . 1 ' - 1 ' ! - , -
l
';'"RQ'tj'EiiS;'':Pi
WHOLESALE
jj'i-q.uor
aWraal
i.
Sour Hash Lincoln County Whiskey, Copper
- tilled Corn, Rye and Bourbon .Whiskies.
V APPLE BRANDY V. SPECIALTY.
Cash Customers not Rejected. '
" ' - V r- Quick
! ! Thankful ' to oui: fiierids for
tiey wui conxiiiue wiia us. -
GAY' STREET,
Order t Solicited land. fSatitj actum Guaranteed.
KnoxvlUe Fonnflry anil Macliine Go;,
' t - iM'i. 1
Successors to ROG
MANDFACTUBEBS OT
MILL
GEARING OF
.!;::.',' ;V CIrcalar,
j.'..: ,.Andaa kinds of Catlings for
Steam Engines Built;; and Eepaired
f ' HOLLO W-W ARE A SPECIALTY. AND THE NICEST AND
' BEST MADE IN THE SOUTH.
Fronts axicl Grates of sill Sizcc,
: ., Side Hill Plows and Plow Castings, Cane Mills,
Railroad Castinqs, Brass Castings,
Columns, Street and VentiUiting Grates, and Builders' Castings generally.
' - AGENT FOR THE
Eclipse Double Turbine Water-Wheel
SllllwIVs Lime Extracting
. ' ard Governors
tVCaatlngs of .very description made to order
- niaantcti. wa invite seraom navin? anv eiaaa
S. T. Shields.
ST5TOT
Representing the ONLY CASH PIANO MANUFACTORY in the world.
-Also the
' 1 ; ' Of Brattloboro, Tt.,
Which you of the South vj!l rem eta
competitors at the First International
of Atlanta in 1831.. , r . .:; - , i .S j ' ,?.t
'J ' "' '"; As We represent, the, Manufactory Direct,
j ? i'J' - ' (the only prty in the 8 uth that does) saving
t t -' : saving w arerooth expenses, jBilVageRts' profits,
etv., we will guarantee to
.1. , i ,' . I
Saveatleast
To the pu'rrif8,r in
INSTRUMENT.
." ifiAVrite for Circulars and. Prico-Iiist " before baying and we will j
fnrnish von a Good Instrument ana
.. tr... W.-,.-. ' " ' ' ' -
mitMlNGLIAM. ALA., Dox 585,
., Or T ASPB, ALA , ' ,. s .
W'. IIOLLEY. ,,. -s.-: ,
Dealer iu aud
Italian
- A2sl
. - ' -: - ' '
and
GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, Etc.
Iron XT'cncinrt FurmsIiGd to Oleics.
and Shoe Factory
i
j Si
f? ? ,4-"-!
"' "l , W. C. PERRT.
:rry-,,
ij e aiersi
Dis
Sales and Small Profits,
j tteir' libei-al patronar horn
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
! , tct370lr
AN, KELLE5T & CO
T JJ JY J JE S S JG Ti
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Saw: Mlills,
upright Saw MO and Carnages.
Door Sill, Window Sills, Sash Weights
Heaters, and Jttdsou's Stand
for Steam Engines.
and Machinery or all kinds Repaired properlyand wttl
oi wot x to ao in our uue to Hiva u. a uau. ,
II.'W. Shields.
"DT5 ATTTHI? C!
Celebrated-
her Won r7t 11vjhet 'Award oyer all its
Exposition of the south, held in the City
percent.
buying a
FIRST-CLASS
save, voix money; Auarosa
' ' .. T ,t,- t.. , Ji
Morristown. Tenn.
T s e
' ' jatyi6 3m
;
1 . ' J. A. CBAIG
MORRISTOWN, TENN.
UNDERTAkERS
" Aim DEALEBS IS . .
ALL HPS OF FURHITORK
Chairs, Mattresses; - :
U' - Rockers, 'Bed Sprinjrs,
j Chromos, Picture.' Frames,
Window Cornice, Brackets,&c.
3r"0rders for hand-made Furniture,
solicited. - '"- ' " ' ' ' ;ri '
- PRICES and -TERMS '
quoted on application. "
HTM OTTO Quick Sales and
Small Profits. Give us a Call.
Manufacturer of
M n 'ii
-
SHOES
For-tV
American
be
East Tennessee, Virginia and
J : JorgIa liailroad '
TilllE TABLE.
! In Effect December 30, 1883.
' ' - " (CEKTXAi Stasdakd TlafB.)
Daily
So. 2.
Daily
Ko.4.
Eastward.
No. 38.
Lt Chattanooga
Ar. Ooltewab.
13 10 pm.
13 43 p m.
uopm
3 ee p m
3 pm.
J 17 pm.
3 45 pm.
4 50 pm.
00 pm.
6 38 pm.
I 38 p m .
8 It pm.
9 14 pm.
9 34 p to .
10 30 pm.
1 40 p. m
S 12 p. ra
9 00 p. m
9 37 p. m
10 00 p. as
10 aa p. m
19 63 p.m
11 56 p. ra
11 05 a. ia
1 33 a.m
107s.n
J 47 a. ta
3 39 a. aa
3 5 a.m
4 47 a. ra
Cleveland...
. Cbarleaton..
. Athena
' Rwaetwaliie.
-London ....
' Knoxville...
Lv Knoxville...
Ar Morristown.
Bogersv. J..
Greeneville..
..Jones bo rq
Johnson's...
BristoL
-Daily
So. 3,
Daily,
Ho; 1.
Westward.
Ko. 85.
Lv. BristoL ...4.
11 15 pm.
13 OS am.
13 34 am.
114 a m.
153 im.
3 35 am.
4 00 a m.
4 15 am.
17 am.
5 43 am.
8 10 a at.
48 a m.
7 40 am.
8 09 am.
8 45 am.
10 10 am.
11 08 am.
11 39 am.
13 19 am,
1 19 am.
1 53 a m .'
S 35 am,
3 45 am.
4 48 pm.
13pra.
43 pa,
8 15 p m .
7 oo pm.
7 84 pm.
8 18 pm.
Ar Johnson's...
Jeaeaboro...
Greeneville-.
" Rogersv. Jc..
" Morris town i
KuoxviUeu.
Lt Kaoxvilie..
Ar Loudon....
" Sweetwater..
" Athens
Charleston.
" CleTeland..
'"'Ooltewah...
" Chattanooga
Ohio and North Carolina
- Divisions.
. : WiotwaBd, .,
Lt. Warm Springs..
" Morru to wn....
Ar. Knoxville.......
Lt. Knoxville,..,...
" Heiakell's
Clinton......
" Coal Creek
, DeJly
No. 35. .
11 CO a m
3 10 p m
5 00pm
5 10 p m
5 47 p m
6 07 p m
; Daily
Mo. 37.
S 00 a m
5 85 a m
5 63 a m
30 a m
ttPD
"93pm
" Careyville.
8 39 a m
Buckeye 8 00pm
T 01 a m
" Elk Valley 8 10 p m
" Neweomb. ....... 9 05pm
Ar. Jellico . . . , 9 20 pm
7 26 a m
8 05 a in
8 15 a m
Eabtwabd.
Daily
No. 88
Daily
o. 38
Lt. Jellico...
" Neweomb
i Elk Valley.........
" Buckeye.......
" Careyville........
Coal Creek
" Cliuton
HeUkell'a...M
I 50 a te '.
8 03am
38 am
7 01 a m
7 39 am
8 10 a m
8 84am
8 53 a ra ,
9 35am '
6 45 p ra
7 13 pas
7 89 p aa
8 CO p m
v 8 35 p m
-8 45 p m
9 13 p m
9 84 p as
10 10 p m
Ar. Knoxvills -
Lv. Knoxvll.i.
w eoa m-
" Morristown,.. ...... v.. 11 fiOaia
Ax. Warm Springs 2 50 pm
CONNECTIONS.
AT CHATTANOOGA with railroad linoa divsrg
' leg, making direct, close connection for all
points North-west, West snd South-west.
AT OOLTEWAH AND CLEVELAND with Georgia
division lor Atlanta ana an points South, Bouta
east and tkmth-weet.-
AT KNOXVILLE with Ohio Division and Knox
-- vllle and Augusta railroad.
AT JELLICO with LoulavUl and Nashville BE.
for Louisville and Northwestern points .
AT HORBISTOWN whh North Carolina Diviaioa
for Warm Spriugs, N. C, and all Wsttern aad
auacue rnortn uarouna points
ai KUUEas vtLAj; JUNCTION with Bogera
f ui.uu ,cuvrwn mirou,
AT JOHNSON '8 with Kaat Tennessee aad West
ern nortnuarouna railroad. -AT
BBIHTOL with UorfoU and Western raUroad.
connecting closely for ait Virginia . and EaaUr
T Cities, via . Lynchburg and all Aaateru, Uiddle
and Northern Htatea points, via. Roanoke and
Shenandoah Valley lioute.
AT WAKil SPBINOS with Western North Caro
lina railroad for Asbeville, Morgan ton, State.
TUie, Hauabury and all polnta in North Carolina,
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 1 and 2 have Lelchton aleener. betwsan
Memphis aud Lynchburg.
Noe 3 and 4 have Pullman Palace Sleeolnrr Car.
between Chattanooga and New York, via. 8henan-
uoau vauey route; also Pullman Sleeping Cars
between kit Orleans and Washington via. Atlan
ta, Cleveland and Lynchburg.
Also Pullman. Palac Steeping Cars between
Knoxville and Louisville oa Nos. 35 and 38. '
Also on Georgia DiTiaion have Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car through between Chattanooga and
.waauiivilie, Tim.
Also on Alabama DiTiaion on Trains Nos. 1 and
a nave Bleeping Cars between Cleveland and
Montgomery.
A. POPE, Q. P. k T. Agt,
' Knoxville, Tenn
V. J. HTJGEB, 8p., Knoxville, Tenn.
JUHKPU GOTUARD. A G T. A . Knnvvilla.
"" dec30 OTM
THE
MoifMoWIl GilZClte
BOOK JOB OFFICE
Morristown, Tennessee,
IS NO W COM PL ETE
IN
Every, D ep rt m ent
W .are prepared toeiecnte promptly every '
cripiion of Plain and Ornamental
Job imprinting,
:auoH A8
PAMPHLET8,
P08THR
.handbills;
BILLHEAD!,
LETTEK HEADS,
0ARD3, TAG3,
CIBCULAB8
ENVELOPES,
MCKETS,. fco., 0.
IK
G O O D STY LE
1 AND AT
REASONABLE PRICES
:!V1
CO M PE TI T I O N
X3? ;ECL'. 3X;: C3 XH3 7ZJ
AND
3
of.u'.Wbrk.-'
We guarantee to render mat satisfaction n
e vry partienlar, and vrill execute all orders for
Jobfnutiiig pronptlr. : tieicsraeer, taat
. we do vrork Jnat as kiat and aa rioi
as it can badoae at Knoxville, or
anraraere e, and at prtoas -Eanal
to the vary Lowest l
S,ena your ortjor ta Oajstti:, Morristownf Teau
AH tetters on bu nines, or cf a special charecte
should, to receive prompt attention, be adUrel
nnnr ra nrn n ttti"
A W A4MAVI.e a A A,
C. SHEPARD.
- UNDERTAKER,
Knoxville, Tenn.
DESCRIPTION OP
anit fl.rtl jt Z. aaarv-rj, v'WVU 1 SBBJB. BJBT
and Oofflns of svery Grade aad price, readv fa
.r.,A T Telegraph will receive peraosj.
al an prompt attention Terms satiafastorv.
HATTIE 'HOUSE.
It is
i .1'
Located in the Exact Pusines
' ' Center of
KnoxTiRe, Tennessee,
One Square from the Post Office, Cus
. torn House, Ba7i7cs. and in the
immediate vicinity of alt the
Principal JFho'esule and
Retail Stores.
YEW
Tunovauat t.
"r'v; totctrie Annunesatar. Gas,
i- - L s -P"0- 1 and Ita Mistake.
TSLBLE? SIKD WITH
o" toe market affords.
CflOice 8lmnl Rrv. -. ' . .
Iere-on first floor Ifderira3: "uulmerclTTTl
an.1 Commercial
orters always at the train.
Omnibus free.
iulTji gfL? C.FLANDERS,
; jniyai, 80 ly . . vaopltl T0.
. If You are Coins
WEST,
NORTHWEST,
or SOUTHWEST,
L,.f l
13 E SXJIE
YO OR TICKETS READ VIA THlt
TheFirst-Classand Emigrant
Passenger's
FAVORITE.
Albbbt B. Wuksh, P. A.; AUantn, Oa.
W. L.Danijey.O.P. b. T. A.,
Nashville, Teaa.
VT. T. Booms, P. A., ChatUnooja, Teaa
yffiGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
On and after Sunday, ilay 11, 1884,
Passenger trains will run as follows:
I!., C. & St. L Railway,
SOUTH iTrain 80. Train Mi Train
BOUND. MAIL. EXrRESS LOl IX.
Waablngton (Lv ) 8 40 a. m. 10,40 p.m. S.10 p aa
Alexandria, 9.05 11.03 " f as
Gordonsvillc(ar.) 12.40 p. m 45
Charlottesville, 1.15 " a.3.5 .iU a.a :
Lynchburg (.ar.) 3.50 4.65
Danville, 6.61 7.8J "
North Danville, 8.55 " 7.35 "
N0BTH BOUND. Traiu 61- Train 53 Trala
MAIL. EXPRESS tOO. BX
North Danville(le) 10 35 a. in 13.2 ) p m 1
Danville, 10.37 " 12.'jj "
Lynchburg, le.) 1.2.-p.m. a 40 a m
Charlottesville, 4.80 " 4.65 5 2Srm.
Oordonsville, s.ijo 1
Alexandria, (ar.) 8.65 " 8.65 " M
Washington, 9.20 0.20 " !0
Maii trains Southbound, connocts at Charlat.
tesville, with Cheespeske and uhio It. W. East
West; at Lynchburg, with Norfolk and Western JL.
B . thronKh Southwest Virgiut to Naahvllle, ev
OrleanR, Memphis, Little ltock and Texas, and at
Danville with Richmond and Danville AaUroai.
to South and Southwest.
Mail train North bound, connects at Lynchbora
with the B. & A. tt. W. for Lexington and Nai.
ural Bridge, aud at Charlottesville wiih 0. k O.
tt. W. for fetaunton, Clifton Forge and inter U.e41
ate point .
Express trains South bound, connect at Char
lottes viUo with C.O.K.W, for the Wer t and at
Danville with K. &D. lt. W., for aU iwuite im
South, Southeast, Southwest, aud Eaat.
Expreas trains north bouud connect at Oharlot
tesvilio with C. hO. 11. W for lUuhniou-l, Btanu.
ton, White Sulphur, Charleston aud Huutingtea.
1'or i'airfax 0. II. uaUy couneoiloue at Fairfax
station.
Trains 50, 61 and 64 connect to and from WAB
BENTON dally, aud train 63 daily, except Sunday,
to and from Warreuton.
1'KANKLIN DIVISION, daily, except gonday,
leave Bocky Mount 7:30 a. m.t arriving at (raua- .
lin Junction 11:15 a. m. Leave r raukJia June-"
Hon 6:10 p. m., arrive at Rocky Mount 10.-00 p.
m., making close connection at Frausliu luucti.a
with mail train 50 aud 51, alao with local freigaA
trains to Lynchburg and Dauville.
MIXED TBAINS. leave Alexandria ilalrv. a.
eept Sunday, 4:00 aud 10:20 a. m and 11:5 p. m.,
returning arrive at Alexandria 7.00 a. nr., aad :()
and 10:aop. m.- Mixed train leavra AUaoana
daily 4:30 p. m, . R.turning, arrives at Alexandria)
S;30 a. m .
MANASSAS DIVISION, daily, except 8unr!ay:
Leave Waahiucton 8:H5 a. m. Alexandria tt oa .
m arriving at Strasburg 1:10 p. m., couaectlaf
with the Yal.frv Boad Eaat and Wrhi aud at Rivv
with 8hn. Val. B. R. for Louray and Wayne. ,
bore. Returning, leave Strasburg v.ii p. m.,
arriving at Alexandria 6 :25 p. m. anil 'aahiair-
tonT:lup ra.
- MIXED TRAINS loave Alexandria ri al.
eept Sunday, 4:45 a. in., airiving at btra-burg
SO p.m Returning, leave Straabtirj,- ft:(Oa. in
arriving at Alexandria 2:50 p. m. Lrave Manaa.
sasl0:65a m. daily except Ruudny. arriving at
Strasburg 4 30 p. m.; returning, leave bUrasbura
6:00 p, m daUy except Saturday, arriving at Matt
aaaas 11:55 a. ra.
? For Mlddleburg, connection at Plaiua e'etteo.
. For Upperville, connection at telblan?.
- Pnllman sleeniuir Cars b t warn Knw Yr,rk ,ii
Atlanta on Mail train., um-rh .nnta.
bound without change only one change of ears ae
tween N.w York and New Orleans
. New Orleans Sleov lug Care leave T. ai Biltftto
8:35a. m ruuuiii through withont cliai.i-a
PnUman Sleeniue Jara between Wu hinvtaa
and Augueta, Ga , aithrut chancre on lu-:t6 p au,
train, via Greensboro Cbarlotteaud Ooinn.blia
. Solid trains with Pullman Palace Ci.ra attachad
run through between Wahhitigtou and LoniaviUa.
Tia oiaunton aad White SnlpUnr. daily.
.All trains make ifood conuMtlunM. aL Waahfn.
ton, to aud from North aud West.
Through ticket at lowext rates to ail iirportaal
points lu the United Bute.
J. 8. B. THOMPSON,
' Assistant General Paaaei g. r Agsat.
W. M. S. DUNN, Eng and hup. :,ot 31
How Lost, How Postered!
Just published, a new edition f.f int. PIT-
YEBWkvLL'tS CtUKBliATED ES3AV nu tia radi
cal cure of fcpermatorrhor a or aenmial Veakaaa.
Involuntary Seminal Lo.iica IiuiU-ut-y, M.atal
aud Physical Incapacity, InipednueutM to Marri
age, etu.: also, Cooauiuptiou. Einlei.v and Bta.
induced by self indulgence, or a xual extrava.
gauc, Ac.
Tbe celebrated author, in this edniirtMa an say,
clearly demowtrate from a thirty jrara' anecs
ful practice, that the alariuibg c use.iurnoas of
self -ab nae may be radically enro l ; poiutmg out a
mods of cure at ouce simple, certain, .nl .-IT acta-
al, by mesne of wluch every sufferer, uo matter
what his couciitiou may be, may cure Hmtflf
cheaply, privEtply and radically
MThia lecture should be in the hands of every
yontt and every man lu the land.
Kent under rest. In a plain envelope, to eey art
dress, on receipt of four cents, ur twe Doataa-e
tamps. Address
Tlie Culverwell Medical Co
- 41 Ain St., New Y-tI. N. Y
Post Office Box; 450. (Oof. 10, S3.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
KERN'S" ICE CHE A 51 il.VLL.
vnoxvuie, i now rpi ii iur Ui h aaenl
lit1 ftlon-J t!ir- line o.
railroai! can bn aunplifd w it!. Io Cream-
'akes, vi'C , at any tinu- mi a),.' n. sl no
tice. - " . PETKR Kh"Cf,

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