The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1871-05-10

cal 81 as furs ace, for manufactpr-
AZ - frost at ClarksvIlie
So 'N'0' " lie damage to vegeta
- "'a a.. d for East Tennessee
;.,n e South Is steadily
- a. - - Jar,sT Brown, eight years
az. - file, fell from a horse
40" broke her arm.
a ".a 70 I'D car builder at Chat
s'ie -, npted tn destroy him.
-, by cutting his throat
- a,AvitIe Banner has be l.
n r all d is now "a forty col
III > - re convicts from Mem
,iary last a Ieceived at the penit
'i"i9 i">s ~~R.
II pc cDGkrie' of she Back t.
Joneeboro'i @pPe7''
ne Ddicktowin refnory il turn
ing outaoPut seven thousand pounds
OF pure copper daily.
L ne COUNTY site Of the new conn
" OF HOUSTON, has been located Il
place k nown as McMillan's fietd.
Col. IN b. B. BrownIow, of Knox
Viile, IS p ne of the incorporutors Of
The ieXpIs Pacific railroad.
Sever ty-fve or eighty men are
at WORK ION the Fed raj C0ur,ho' So
and Poft Office at Knoxville.
Haywood county mode-tly claims
to be be third IN tn STATE "a o
wealth land commerce f.pn,ri me.
Ihe| Paris Intellipeneer reports
the , bring crop OF ban5e~ in Henry
couh1 J as unusually Large.
% oi stands Of corn and q fair
PRO pect for cotton are reported in
Hak wood county.
- Hnst has made its appearance
| in the wheat IN some sections of
Montgomery county.
The wheat crop in Roane and
Rhea counties, has been ruined by
the recent rain, and is eaten up
with rust.
a rattIesnake was recently killed
near Rogersvile, which measured
three feet aud seven inches In
length, and had nine ratties.
The first ripe cherries of the sea
son have appeared in Memphis,
and were grown on a farm in Fay
cite county.
An infant child of Mr.. Johnson.
who resides near GreenevilIe. was
killed few days ago by getting a
grain of corn fastened in its throat
The GreeneviIle Sentinel Of last
week. Goeth for the Ben Butler Ku
Klux m emorialiSts of East Tenues>
see in good style.
The Chronicle modeztlv claims TO
have large, daily circulation 'haD
all the other Knoxville papers
com bined
A COLONY of farmers frem New
Jersey, comprising about a bun
dred miles, is about to settle in
-AoT&aH county
Many Rutherford county farmers
are complaining of rust in their
wheat, and in some localities the
crop will be entirely ruined.
Some party in Knoxville is ad-
vertising fer two live Kangaroos,
for which he offers an "enormons
reward" He wants them for the
Knoxville Industrial Exposition.
On the 27th inst. the voters of
Sewer county, are called upon to
decide whet her or not the county
shall take stock in a Narrow Guage
Railroad, 20 run through that
county.
Each county in this State is en-
titled to send three students to he
State Industrial College at Knox
vile, free Of charge. Has Ham
bIen no students to send ?
The GreeneviIIe Sentinel urges
immediate action npon the citizens
in Greene county in regard to the |
building of narrow guage rail
road from that town to the iron |
furnaces south of that place.
Nashville will be a gay and fest
I'VE city this month She will be
The centre of attraction. She will
have the Races, the Exposition, the
Sunday School Convention of the
Methodist Church South, and the
Bishops meeting of that Charch.
Jack Low, popular livery sta
Die man of Knoxville, has Just
struck oil, by accident. 4 relative
If his in England died a shor'
ime since and left him the hand
ONE sum of about $4,000, which
We learn he contemplates going
or" this Summer.
The e st Tennessee Industrial
Exhibition will take place at
Anoxville, May 25tb. Amongst
tber attractions they are going to
ake a genuine fox and deer chase,
With a hundred hounds opening
heir music for the edifcatioa of
ha thousands who will be there to
es.