The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-21
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We have had plenty of rain for the
past week.
Butter, eggs and chickens wanted in
Sweetwater.
Bacon here is only worth from @ to 8
cents, Wholesale.
DR.. sauls, the king of pain man, from
Bristol, was in town last week.
Mr.. o. D. Charles, of Atlanta, Ca,
paid us a visit last Friday.
Il. +. Scruggs' new drug store has been
finished. lie will move into it next week.
The Presbyterian Church is being
whitewashed, and remodeled to some ex-
tent inside, preparatory to the meeting Of
the Presbytery IN the 18th.
The Sweetwater Baptist Association
net last Friday.
The camp meeting at Pond Spring, near
this place, commenced last Friday.
The Third Annual Fair of the Tennes-
see Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton commences October Sd, at Nashville,
and will continue five days.
The proceedings of the meeting of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society will
be found in this paper.
Hon. A. NJ. Cate died at his residence
in Hamilton county last Thursday.
Mr.. Austin Fry has been in the gold
region of Coker Creek for the past two
weeks.
The Bradley County Fair commences
October Sd.
The Knox County Sabbath School Con-
v]entiOn meets the nth of next month.
Twelve newspapers in Massachusetts,
support Butler for Governor.
The Massachusetts, State Democratic
Convention met on Thursday last and
nominated John Quincy Adams for Gov
cTnOr.
The Union torpedo works in New York
exploded on the 18th, ~wOunding seven or
eight persons, and SCATTERING all the build
iDgs.
The Park Place Hotel and a large por-
ton of the Crescent Hotel we're burned
at Saratoga last Thursday.
The best county puper-the Sweetwater
Enterprise.
The duty of the people of Monroe u
.ty-support your local paper.
The Loyal Leagues in Louisiana have
henn discnntinuaI
Chief Justice Chase has entirely recov-
cred his health and strength.
Subscribe for the Sweetwater Enter
prise.
Dispatches from various points show
that cholera is dreadful in the central and
southern portions of Prussia,
See advertisement Of T. G. Boyd in
this paper. Also, legal advertisements
from the Clerk and Master, and the card
of DR.. l.. l.. Coleman, headed Tennessee
Medical Infrmary.
We have on hand a good supply of
cards, bill and letter-head paper. If you
want a neat card, bill or letter-head print
cd, call at this office.
We are prepared to do all kinds of job
work, neat, quick and cheap. Give us a
trial.
The Enterprise-the best advertising
medium in East Tennessee.
All who read the Enterprise are highly
pleased with it.
Charlie Lotspcich was in town last Fri
day. He always comes in when it rains.
Hugh j. Fry has sold out his stock of
dry goods, &C., to T. G. Boyd, Esq.
Godey's Lady's Book for October has
been received. A better magazine is not
published in the United States.
There are hundreds of men in Monroe
who ought TO take their home pa
per.
Knox county wants school teachers.
Col. IL. B. Yearwood, the President of
the Monroe County Agricultural Associ-
alton, is the right man in the right place.
Uunder his management the Society is
bound to be a success.
On the fourth page is a column for the
Read it.
Read all the advertisements. DR.. J.i
G. Ayers new advertisement appears in
this issue.
Mr.. N. G. Vineyard has a contract with
the f. T., V. g. G. r. Il. to furnish Ave
hundred cords of wood.
The Circuit Court adjourned last Sat-
Boys don't bring any more cats. Old
john says he has got a good supply.
Sweet potatoes are selling in this mar
kct at 81 cents per bushel.
We understand that Mr.. Conner has
opened the hotel and is prepared to en-
terrain travellers.
The Enterprise offers inducements to
advertisers.
On the first page of this paper will be
found interesting reading.