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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

UNIFORMTTYI ~ TEXT-BOOKS.--The
Ilamllen County Teachers Institute
lISld an interesting meeting On the
2Sth and both ult.. at which, among
other things, the committee on text
books brought in their report, recon-
Iaending tho following books for use
ia1the public schools of tie county {:
Mebster's Speller, (Cor the presently
McGullie's Readers Rays Arith-
metics Holmes Grammars Mitch
els Biographies; Holmes History
of the Unitcd States, and Eclectic
System of Penmanship. Great una
alimity prevailed.among the members
ofvthe Institute, though the discus
sion OF the report took rather 6. wide
range. In view. however. of the APP
proaching Superintendent Conven-
tion To come off at Nashville. the In
stitute thought it prudent to recon-
lnit said report, which will be called
HiJ,fot final action at the next meet
me, on first Saturday in january,
1874,
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RUTLEDGE.

ANIMATION N SOCIAL -eIRGLEs-L0ss
TO THE BAcHEEoR's cLUB-MAR-
RIAGEAND REcEPTIoN-A SURPRISE
AND. ANOTHER D1ARRIAGE-Mo
/ COOP THINGs-cLosING ADVICE.
RUTLEDGE. Tenn, Nov. %, 1873.
! - DEAR GAZETTE Our usually quiet
village has been considerably excited
during theprcsent week but as long
as it brings us so many good things
to eat, we say, let the excitement
continne: s----.--.--.--. .------- :
On Tuesday morning, our worthy
| Postmaster, L. W. Lowe, left for
parts unknown, whereby the . Bach.
eIor's ChIB7 lost an eflicientmcmberl
! We next hear of him. on Wednes-
/ day morning, near Strawberry Plains,
when he broke down-wcs mean his
buggy with his BRIDE The
PERCEPTION at Rev. L.W.a loves, on
"Wednesday evening. was the Begin
ming of the festivities.
The old folks, and the L" Rutle1ge
Amat enr Band" had been Eifvitcd to
F,Dr. j. P..rLeggs, TO 4 reception. as
we thought, on Thursday evening"
but what was our surprise. while.
waiting to hear supper annoanced. to.
see Rev.sNK. III Smith enter tle par
Tor followed by our worthy and es-l
teemed Deputy Clerk and Master.
Vim. G.Reatl. with Miss Laura A..
I-cgg, when the rights of matrimonyf
were celebrated before we couidsre-
alize that we were not dreaming-.
whereby .sthe Club" lost another'
member
After doing Justice to the good.
things prepared for the OCCASION, and
spending a pleasant evening ~gcner-
ally, the company dispersed, we'll
pleased with the whole affair.
The yonHg folks{and the two new
ly married couple had been invited
ITO spend the evening at the residence
Of Mr.. Il. *. Cunningham, where
good things had again been prcpar-
cd Tor them And hcic we must
stop, for were VIC to attempt q de-
scription Of the beautiful young la
dis present. or the enjoyment of the
evening, we would utterly fail. Suf-
fee to say. ALI went merry as a mar
rfa9c bell" With word OF advice
to the remaining tacO of the Club"
to-wit: Go thou and do likewise.
we close. hoping some one else will
marry soon Yours, truly,
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THANKsGIvING.-T Thursday last.
the day set apart rs one Of Thanks.
giving and Prayer. was most rigidly
observed ly the people Of Morris
town business Of all kinds was
suspended throughout the entire day.
and large cong cgations assembled
ut the Methodista and Baptist churches
where services were held. in the
former. by Rev. John Boring. and in
the latter by Rev. j. NJ. l.. Burnett.
The discourse Of Mr.. Boring was one
Of great power. and was peculiarly
suited TO the occasion. The hearers
Of Mir. B.'s sermon were, no doubt.
ravorahY impressed with the effort,
and much good will result therefrom.
From q freud, who heard Mr.. Bur
nett, We learn that his sermon was
delivered in his usual impressive and
forcible style. containing many beau
tiful and eloquent thoughts, and
giving to his listeners much to reflect
upon inthcir Thanksgiving dcvotions.
The day was one to he remembered
hy the christian and church-going
people Of our town.
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c0NFtDFNcE RESroRED-

Tie We1., Cloeee2s- DiSpersert-Spaif
4 Comedies he Amerfcas Uttimatttn
! The Tii1ginfuS not Soak. but t
Fl be gireA up.
.NEw YORK, NOV. PA double.
loaded editorial in the Times treats
i of peace as n forcgone conclusion,
and praises what it calls the good
tcrIper and tact of ADMIRAL Palo
and Secretary Fish, in having effect.
led it. + It adds /. "There can he ne
impropriety in stating that Adniral
i Palo has -endeaToreft, by all means.
] 70. bring about :s.Ireaceable solution.
/ without forgetting. fora inplhcdt.the
I claims of his own. country y 's.s..z
| a Hefultl dispatch says, a''Seere-
/ tafy, Fish has no doubt the. Spanish
I G government Will be.ahle' TO. enforce
orders for restoring the. Nirginius
TO the United Sites. Colonial
Minister Sober, now in HaYana will
personally see that the ORDERS of
+ the home Government are carried
out" All the Washington specials
in the morning Journals unite in as
serting that Spain has conceded to
konr demands and peace is assured !
The 1T'ibi9te' 5 Dispatch says !;
'-Phe dis asch deciding the grave
question whether there shall be
peace or war between the United
States and Spain was received by
i.AIn Fish tonight and communicated.
to the President and Cabinct"
1t is of a most satisfactory charac
ter and comedies all s-thc demands.
as heretofore stated were rs follows:
k1irsts theireleasor Of tic officers and.
crew Of the Virgihius yet living
= Second-The return Of the Nir-
ginius.
Third4The salute Of the flag and
provision for the families Of the
slaughtered captives.
/ The only reservation on the part
,of Spain is with reference 10 the
firing Of the salute TO enable the
future investigation to be made.
tThe date for this salute has been
fixed at 2jth Deccmbcr. to provide
for the contingency Of Spain in not
being able TO enforce the promised
concession. The work of naval con
struction is not TO be interrupted.
The Times Dispatch. in addition
to the above. says Spain also agrees
to bring to trial and punishment the
officers who perpctrated the horrible
butchery. .I
Madrid, Nov 20.-Thc Spanish
Cabinet has agreed to the delivery
to the United States Government,
the steamship Nirginius and all
persons remaining alive who were
captured with her, leaving the ques-
ton whether the seizure Of the YES
sci was legal to he settled hereafter
by a mixed tribunal. The question
whether damages shall he paid to
families or relations Of persons who
were shot, is also to be settled ina
similar manner.
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10 'WhiteGeld," the newsy and
entertaining Morristown correspon-
dent Of the Press and Hcy0kl extends
this cordial invitation to all the read
ers Of that paper: .i..t
Come to the Morristown Fair next
autumn We mean business. Such
4 gathering of the agricultural and
horticultural products Of the land.
stock. in fact, specimens Of the in
terests and industries of these five
counties viii VIC collect here rs will
surpass the most vivid cOncep ions
of Mr. Charlton himself If the
Spaniards must be- cudgelcd-we
don't expect to BE disturbed about
it. We are going to have the big
9est the grapdcst Fair ever held in
East Tennessee. and We will not
make much fuss about it either.
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MoRRIST0WK M1RKFT:

FOR TIE RETAIL TRADE
Comic cents.
Wheat--Sl 20 to Sl.50.
Oats-50 cents. Demand light.
Bacbn4-to'to re. per pound.
Lard-10 c. per pound.
Flodr-S3.5O to $3.50 per sack.
Corn MeaI-0ld. % c. per bushel
New, Soc.
Chickens--10 to 1 c. apiece.
3 Sweet Potatoes-40 c. busheh
Irish Potatoes-40 c. bnshcl.
Butter-20 0. per pound.
Eggs-15 c. per dozen.
Feathers-45 70 so e, per pound.
Dried Peaches-l's 6 TO 20. per h.
Salt S225 per 8 bushel sack.
Beeswax--25 c. per pound.
t4axseed--4l to sl.l0 per ba shel.
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KNOXVILLE NOTES.

/ KNOXVILLE NOTES.
THANKsGING DAY-ITs DINNERS AM
DIsAPPoINTMENT5- AP PLH-JAcK II
DEMAND = HELD STEADY MOVE
MENT TO ASSIST TIE DESTITUTE
TIE CUBAN DIBRoGLIo-E. d. FAIR
ETC, ETc-
-~kSoXyIL.LE.s Dec. 1, 1873.
DEAI&A G azEr1E Thanksgiving
day With its joys and its grievances
rs numbered with the things that
were Many were compelled to ac-
eept-tAe =sitaatienenctdihes- as-usual,
t ut Home. OIL of refuse or offal--such
rs we'll scraped spare-ribs, second
hand bach bones, beef sausage seas7
ohed with chitterling fat, with pump
kin. apples and peaches died in the
ruff for sass-whilc bankers and ring
tlastcrssilad ample supplies Of tur.
Keys, canvas-backs, phessants, salm-
on, and q long ihte of other oyoQz
delicacics,
i was promised coil squirrel and
grouse-Gor the occasion ;but Il never
loved tree or flower but that some
+ gertIid not disappoint me-. / ex-
pected my usual supply of apple
jack from IN honest old hard-shelL,
but he informed. me it was iInpossi-
bic for him to spare me quart as he
only had three JcoTeIS, which he was
keeping Cor the associetion. 1t was
ever thus from chiIdhood's hour,
I've seen my fohJest hopes fFustrat-
ed. .ra..- ta -,<
+, Our eharitably inclined arc having
meetings without number, and are
appointing committees by the score.
arc preambling and resolving to
aid the poor But preambles and
resolutions, roar, wont feed worth a
cent. But buttons are Gle
giant, both for fool on raiment.
Speaking Of poverty reminds me.
that q poor man, with poor kin, is,
generally speaking" worthless;
but he is the only manrwho can, with
impunity, violate the revenue laws,
for the reason that he affords such
poor picking for a michi-ytader, his
trial is short and dccisive-imprison-
ment for q f.w monfhs-swcar out.
and that's an end of it.
The SpanisII-Cuba imbroglio his
resulted in 4 lix-up without war, cx-
cept rs Tie disalectcd, who may see
proper to object to the trade between
Grant. Sicklcs, and associates Of the
first part, and CASTELAR, of the sec
oud part who, it is said, has bargain
ed to the parties of the first part the
Cuba plantation, the difference be
tween the price ACTUALLY paid and |
the supposed price, to be divided be-
tween the sad parties. $5O.000,0O0 |
IS said to be the amount thus appro-
mere nominal amount not !
worth lowering about; but they that
see proper to jOwer will be clIastiaed.
The +. ID. Fair Association are
again trying to officer the concern for
another grand entry but L fear the
concern is too dead to skin. Your
people are too consancd detcrmin-
ed to establish your Genital Fair,
and arc about to take all the wind |
out Of our sails. But you IIamblen-
ties ought to have applied for a de-
nit or grant from the E. d. +. Asso-
citation, and not presume to work
without it. BIG Ike.
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JOHN ", PAXTON,
IEI0ml Rpnthic Physician,

n RESPECTFULLY offers his services in all its
II branches to the citizclis of Knoxville and its VI
entity and hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit and receive a Share Of patronage.
q DR. J.. returns his sincere thanks to his former
friends for their kind patronage aud hopes to merit
a continuance of the same.
Residence and Office corner Of Main and Locust
streets, Knoxville, where lie may be found, unless
professionally engaged.
Prompt attention given locals from distance
on any of the railroad lines. octS
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W1NrER NIGIrr A1IUsEMEN rs.-Wc
learn with pleasure that the young
people OF Rutledgc have organized
an association for the purpose Of Civ
inc the citizens or that town series
Of winter evening entertainments,
consisting Of charades, tablcaux,
etc. This is most crcditablc to the
Intelligence and industry of the
young men and misses OF Rutledge.
and is fit for emulation by the.young
people OF our own town. Our excel
lent young friend, Prof. McClistcr,
no doubt has been the prime mover
in the RutIedge preparations for the
winter nights 1t is right that he
should. Teachers should identify.
themselves with everything Of gen
cral character which tends to elevate
tn. people where they are located.
II there arc no Iyecums or reading
clubs, or societies FOR mutual inn
provcment, it would be well to or
ganize for these purposes, and thus
DC so quietly and effectively helpful
as to become Indispensable to the
place. Hard work, with lnodesty.
pluck and real worth will win every
where. No community is ever over
stocked with persons possessing
these characteristic. And no COM
munity could more ably support an
association Of til S kind than our
own AIorristown. win not some
one put it afout?
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bail awaiting trial.
There's them that eats till their bursting,
Ard them that drinks till their blind;

-Th res them that eats till their bursting,
Ard them that drinks till their blind;
And them that's snufln' and spooney,
I3ut the best Of all TO my mind
~ere the sober, social and gentleman
~ members who participated in the
pleasant reunion at pcttagrew' S on
Saturday evening. About nine o.
clock the guests were ushcrel into
his dining room where tables were
spread for the accommodation OF
all in the lRndsomcst modern style.
The entertainment was confined err
1irely to cdibles, aud was not only
reche,uAe i'll alpcarance and quality,
but developed the high degree of
perfection attained by Pettagrcw' $
chief or cuisine. We spent an hour
discussing the viands, and left just
as the post band concluded its
iaoRrth-music: -
49, ,Opossums forever! hurrah, boys, hurrah
Down with the taters and up with the slaugh +.
For Won rally round the rossUns, boys!
Wen rally once again
sa shouting for Ptttagrew and Possums!
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La,lies Dress Goods at q great re
dllction TT the new store of L. Z. &
G. Z. Specl. :aafaaaf
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SERIOUS FEACAs.-Nathan Stub
blefield and Samuel IIuHmaster, boys
respectively aged about Is and Il
years, while hunting near this town
last Saturday, became involved in
some boyish dispute which culminat-
ell in lIulTinaster' 5 approaching Stub
Fblefeld TIRES cningly with an open
pocket knife i'll his hand, when Stub
blefcld struck him n blow across the
head with the barrel of his gun, fell
Jag him senselcss to the ground.
IIuffmaster was brought to his home
IN town and Drs. McGhcc and Neil
son summoned to his aid We I'M
derstand the wound is a serious one.
StubbIefeld was arrested, and is on
bail awaiting trial.
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A large lot of Albums, Frames
GhramOs and Cases at Schleiers gal
ltry, Morristown. Tenn NOV. 9TH.
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We want to buy 4 ,OOO KslESh-
els Of CO3-9t for which We will
pay the highest market price ia
Goods at the lowest cash prices.
/. 4. & G.. 4. SrEcK.
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PERsONAL.-t' ol. j w. Clarkson,
the popular and we'll known Com
lnercial Traveller of he house of
Pcnni'uan & Bro, Baltimore, spent
several day in our town last week.
He represents one of the oldest and
most reliable hardware houses of that
city, aad is fit representa- ve
Col. McCutchcn. Of the house If
Butler & Bro, Publishers OF School
Books, Philadelphia, Pa, and Col.
J. w. P;'ulttt, agent for their publ i
cations in Tennessee. visited our
town and gave Us a call last week.
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The Morristown Gazette.
Wednesday,, December 3, 1878.
E.T. Va. 4 Ga. Railroad Timetable.


r., Va. 4 Ga. Railroad Timetable.
Trains arrive at, and leave Morristown as follows
Arrive. Leave.
Mail train. west 9:22 a. M 9:2ia- m,
Nail train, east, 2=O9 p. m. 2;2o p m
Passenger train, west, s:49 p 1n.a sef s:s0p. m.
Passenger train, east, G:l3 a. N. G:l4 a. mi
Way Freight, west, 2:ls p. Ta@ 2;4o p. m
-S1say Freight, cast, 1923 a. m. 1910 a. m
- i
l5efnoIu natl. Cumberland Gap Charleston Re r.
Daily trains Sunday excepted) leave Morr1sto''n
atz2s45, p. m Arrive at Wolf Greek 'tf ';o'' r. M
gitsg,trn51,, have Wolf Greek at 600 a. N AFTlYe
at Slorris.own at 9:12. a M
1-ez-M Ezsrus T.sYLon, wALaEs Co, san Bnild
~ ing. arc authorized agents FOR the MoRRIsTow
q 1AsprrE in the city Of Baltimore. af-
SOME .BEAR.-Mr. s. X. Living
ston. living near Panther Springs,
cut his field a few days ago a
sTifackberry briar measuring 10 feet
90 inches in length.
.ss-9'ESL vIDI,. yIcL-'rhe following is
"a model specimen of a model farm
er's business talk:
@s=s-a LEADvALE, Nov. PC. 1873.
ar Mr. I fELNs have just gathered
q fomr hundred and fifty bushels Of
Ncorn from six acres Of land.
-sa- Yours truly,
c. L DUNN.
Who can bcat-it:
awmlT IT WAs.-The numerous
gfFfenTs Of T. J. Russell, who were
lsssbecomin& exercised and uneasy at
-ffhc sudden change i'll his disposition
and habits, on last Thursday. have
become modified 10y the announce
lnent that it was an eight pound
young lady that he observed thanks
giving with.
FLUsH-Our hymenial list this
week q" stretches toward the crack Of
DOOM The matrimonial market is
re frpshingly buoyant and animated.
The motto of al parties seems to lie:
Long nights coming on,
1a And cold, stormy weather;
What's the Of going it alone,
Whom two can 90 it together"
- CAUTION To EMIGEANrs.--A Dal-
las, Texas, correspondent Of the
Chattanooga Commercial cautions
emigrants TO Texas from taking tick
cts via the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
to North Texas. Chattanooga ticket
agents are accused OF imposing upon
travellers by mi@rcprc cnting the sit
uation OF the road. There is aH mn
finished gap of thirty-two miles that
will not be completed before Spring. 7
f. Insured Ills HAND.-Oh Monday |
evening. while Mr.. Pleasant Rogers
was engaged III blasting rock on the
farm Of Capt. J. c. Hodges near
this place, & blast Was prcmaturcly I
Iii ~charged, by which his left hand
was seriously Iasccrated by hand |
drill passing through it. The hand .
was also bssdly burnt by the powder.
DIR Nelson. who dressed the wound,
thinks it probable the hand is disabled
for life.
~. S----
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M "A RRIED-

At Strawberry Plains, on Wedues-
day, 10th November. 1878, by Rev,
/ W. IL. Smith. Mr.. Z. W.LowE, OF
/ Ruttcdge, Tenn and Miss KATE
,LEGa, of Strawberry Plains, Tlcmn.
You have lost your good in this country, dcal
| --s.s Kate; trft .fi 1o[tls
We esteemed you quite highly you know;
But such company you have been keeping of late
That now we consider YOU Low-Ui.)
And Mr.. Lowe (your forgiveness we beg,)
It's d lesson experience teac: .es7
/ That when lInanputs OF. an extra LEe-kG),
/ IL can't wear tile same Oh breeches. -
At the residence Of tho bride {
father on Wednesday. Goth inst. by
Rev. W. II. Smith. Mr.. ID. w. SUI.
Ll:NBARGER and Miss LIZZIE OwENs
all OF this. county.
~ The printers tender their apprcci
ative thanks for the bountirul supply
of good things accompanying the
above NOTICE
- o. & May tiistractins thoughts destroy
! The holy calm Of sacred love-;
May all their hours be winged with joy,
Which hover faithfItl hearts above"
At the residence of the brides fa-
Their. Or James z. Lcgg. on. Thurs.
day evening. NOV. 9th, 1878, by
Rev.FW. IL. Smith, MIR. W. G.. READ
and Miss LAURA LEGG, both of Rut-
| ledge. Tennessee.
The yorjng Read s a wonder indeed,
We think him perfect riddle:
He knows the laws and viii plead your cause,
on play youa tune the fiddle.
He'll shoot at a mark, or smell Of a cork
But, if You ask him to drink, he is OFT:
lie had studied surgery less than year,
When he took his l,reccptor's LeG(;) of;
The old man Eaid as he scratched his Head,
IIe'rather they would have waited:
But William showed, it was badly BEAu'p,
And must be amputated.
Miss Laura had hean tserenaded
SO often by williams string band,
That she thought when folks liked it as they did,
They ought to keep rnHsie on hand.
With music she maids u bargain
And one that is not very loose;
Aud she nov has a small Read organ,
suited to family use.
AT the residence of The bride 5
father, in RogersviIle. on the evening
of the 9th ult., by Rev. j. w. Bach
man, MIR. + ID. Powell and Miss
MoILIE RILEY, all of Hawkins
county
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WANrHD.-10.0OO pounds ofhorll.
for which the highest market price
will be paid, in goods.
l.. Z. d c.. +. SPEcK.
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NON.RESIDENT'S NOTICE.
In the County Court, Hawkins Co,
Tennessee.
DAKER ARNOLD. AND WIFE,

lIALiNDA ARTIBUllN, ct ais
TT appears from the allegations in complainanta
bill that john Artiblrli az the dc eiidAnta I'm
the case. j. non resident Of the state OF Iennes-
aea SO that the ordinary process "a Jaw cannon 20
Clark a the Count Court u Hawkins county tnat
pubiiea oIi be luaae for four successive weeks, m
fn the tuwft or AHarTihtown, Iennas&ees nohAgang
said defendant to appear hcfore the county court
I'D Ios,.rs,fti Hawkins county, Tennessee, or
before lie fas Monday 81 iierenlhcr ISIS, % an
sWer tl4r aa3a bill. en- the saue Nll IT, taken 49,
ssrfrsl al Set Town for agaff4tYs TX naFte to
Lin. 30 - A4-AAoA FsN1tO.feS = ~
ods DIV prs ttt IS
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Powder Shot, Lead, Caps Horse
and Mule Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails.
&C. just received by L. p. & G. +.
Speck. at tile AIurphey corner.
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Y

DR.. sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver CONF
plant, Constipation. Vomiting Of Food, Sour St0m-
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn, Law Spirits, &c. In
thirty-Gve wears failing 20 cure the most obs
stinatc cases. Sold by druggists generally. EAR
I45 Eighth ST., N. \. Circulars mailed appicA-
tiVn q - 4w.
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-sleA'ESI. vID1, yIc1.-rhe following is
va model specimen of a model farm
er's business talk:
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New GooDs.-L. +. & G. f. Speck
have just received Il fresh supply Of
New Goods. consisting Of rl4test
styles of Prints, Gloves, Hosiery,
Dress Buttons, Trimmings, White
Goods, &c. Also, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes, all at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Produce.
FUNNY Sheriff L lmondson low
led on the steers of 4 citizen of our
county the. other day, and when
about to drive them away, the citi-
zen came ont and shot the Oxen
the Sheriff hauling the beef to town
ap,l selling it at auction. The man.
who put his foot into mirror at
Knoxville. the other day. is invited
to come over --HorycitIe Republicans.
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@Monry Saved Is Money Made"

= You can. save at least % per cent.
By Buying your Dry Goods Of all
kinds hon L p : G. i. Sl,ccll
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The trersx is eentraIS heated Main Strt ct, in
the business centre of town. and is most desira-
BILE property for HOTEL or MERCANTILE BUSI-
\ ENS in q heaIt hfui and splendid climate I'M
SURPASSED by any in the world. Our Town num-
herring about 600 inhabitants with three splendid
Cllurches-Presbyte AIetl Odist aud Baptist
with MALE and FEMALE SCHOOLS unsurpassed
b any ON the continent with students from almost
every state i'll the South situate on the East Ten
uessce Virginia 4 Georgia Railroad aud at the
crossing of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston Railroad. As miles cast Of Knoxville.
This is a NEST Desirable house and Will be sold
~ TERMS OF 8 AIsE-olIc half cash i'll
Clledp- advance, and balance in twelve months
with ntrcs from date of sale. If the party desire
it, will also sell the entire furnishing of said prop
erty. J.. M. DICKINSON,
mao nnas PROPRIETOR.