The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-01-08
New Advertisements.

Notice Of dissolution Of Messrs.
Lee, Taylor & Co, of Lynchburg,
and the new card Of Lee & Taylor
Brothers. We bespeak for the new
firm a liberal trade from East
Tennessee.
The card Of the Turley House
should arrest the attention of tra1-
eIers. Mine host. Tom Cain, keeps
a number one house, while the
genial clerk. John Smith is always
found busy catering to the comfort
Of his guests.
S. r. Freeman, Calhoun, Ga, de-
sires agents to sell fine pictures.
Read the notice of valuable house
and lot for sale in Morristown.
Look at the new advertisement of
DR.. G. T. Magee. He has a splen-
did stock Of goods and sells at fair
prices.
Cooter & Co, dealers in general
merchandise, Chucky Bend, Ham
blen county. Tenn, have a card in
our paper to which we invite the at
tention Of our readers in that COM
munity. They keep a good stock Of
goods and propose to sell as low as
the town merchants, thereby saving
you the trouble Of coming to town
to get merchandise. They take all
kinds Of produce in exchange for
goods.
". Van Huss & Bro, have an adj
yerUsement in our paper this week,
to which we invite the attention Of
our people. They have first-class
stock Of goods and propose to sell
them very low TO suit the hard times.
They also keep a full stock Of fami-
" supplies. Go and examine their
stock and we have no fears but that
they can please you in anything you
may want
Attention is called 70 the card Of
Cha=. DucLoux, wholesale tobacco
merchant and produce broker Gay
street. Knoxville. His stock is very
large and complete, and 1Ir, ". ".
Leftwica. hi- agent, being an old
Vi~-ja-a fo1aeco.ist Of twenty years
experience. We feel safe in saying
thar his stock is among the best
When our merchants want a supply
Of chewing and smoking tobacco let
them give this house a trial.
NassH-. EDlrors Some time
ago i heard e gooj deal said about
putting q petition in circulation in
our comfy, asking tie next Legizla-
ture to. enact a law to suppress. to
some extent. the sale Of ardent
spirits. and at the time I thought
tlat something twas 10 lie di5.'-
have looked and waited in vain for
tile petition. Has il played out.
Are those who profess 70 Re Chris
tlaas afraid Of tie Whisky Ring
or have they eoncluaeu L4ar MEM
reraace s. not such 4 great evil ar
aI9 ESQuIEEE.
We are happy to inform our cor
respondent that such a petition is in
circulation in our county. and hope
Le will have the privilege Of signing
it. And not only this man. but
every one who has tie good Of or
county and State at heart. If it IS
not presented to YOU. hunt it up,
my friends. and let us have the long
est string Of names ever sent to the
Legislature from one county.
The first number Of Tie Record,
a religious newspaper published
in the interest Of the Presbyterian
church. has been received. 1t is a
neatly printed paper and reflects
credit on the publishers, 3Iessrs. Q.
Z. Smith & Co, Knoxville, and IS
edited by Rev P. d. Cowan. 1t is
issued monthly and the subscription
IS only 30 cents per annum.
We were in knoxville a few days
ago and stepped in at Cowan, Nc .
Clung & Co.'S, where we found bust .
ness going on brrizkly, as we always /
do when we 90 in there. Judging
from our own observation we would .
say their bushes was always on the /
increase. The reason: they do bust I
ness in such a manner that all who .
begin to trade with them never stop /
but continue their custom, because
they say they can do better by ira
ding with this house than anywhere
else.
Very often persons want to know
where they can buy finer pair Of
boots or shoes than can be found in
our country stores. Go or send to
Lewis & Jackson. Knoxville, where
they keep constantly on hand one
Of the finest stocks of boots, shoes.
hats, trunks valises, railroad bags,
etc, to be found in any market.
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Arthur's Home Magazine.
The January issue Of Arthur is
on our table. 1t takes, with this
its New Departure for a
higher level and a broader field -.