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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-28

On Tuesday last. thesnow was t"e -, :,
inches deep Oh the hills bordering Tue
New River Valley.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-28
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE.

Agent Publ. Libr. Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, XIV
August 6-lm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-28

Hon. William Allen, democrat mas
been by majority of over 700, eiecteo
governor of Ohio.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-28

S 4 P Q L I @
for Cleaning your House will save the labor of one
cleaner. Give il trial.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23
Humorous.

When Il giIi falls in love with an Iln-
lurili lIi>hmam. her heart always goes
pIi, Pat.
lhc latest p"clical contribution
l"ung m,n. spar, that raising hustle
Indcn not - single "pape.
hat Woman : htd an awful tussc
/" G't h"I~rlf IN shape
The Danhuuy Ncrs calls Pub docs
aud Modor> the national pai, o. doc~'
\ frank c0lrl~c has sustained one and
will ahair Ill, other
thc rrp"rI lhdt the Mod"c Indians
had been engaged to pat whoups ou
,Hrrcl~ "t army stores has pern CON
trddictrd.
\ teacher AT Il public school recently
asked hoy which is the highest digni-
rIrl ut the churh. After looking NJ
and down. HoIth. east. south and west.
;Itr boy mn"ccmtly replied. The
arathri 'nch.
Tailcyramd. being hothcrrd on one
nocaSi"m. hI man who squintcd aw-
FULLY. with several importumatc uucs-
iinn> concerning his leg. recently broken
replied. Iii is quite croOkcd as y0u
>cr
What time is it. my dcal p asked Il
wife nt hcr husband, whom she slr>-
p"ct"d at beng drunk. but who was
ioiug his hc.t to lock sober. "Wcll,
my darling, can't tell : 'cauSc. yuu
~cr. there aIt' Two IIaI.'t> on my watch.
."d each points 10 Il different figure
and don't know which 10 hclicNr
\ ,;cinraI. l,iil ~iuiogist h;> discovered
nat t"t3a"r" smoking lay boy Inter
I res with The molecular changes coin
ridcut with The development of tissues.
aud makes he blood rnlpu>clc> oval.
,,ud irregular at the edges. ANY parent
81. thus ascertain if his bul smokes hl
.HrirN taking uut u handiul of his
.'ln"d "oIpn>clc~ and observing their
'd9'>.
\ ~'n""I boy being requested tu :, rite
composition upon the subject of
Pms. produced the following: "pm>
ac very useful. They have saved the
li\"~ "i Il great many mon. women. and
"hil"i"n intact. whole families" How
." asked the puzzled teacher: and
The hoy replied. ''Why. 10y not swallow
M them. This matches the STORY of
thc other hoy Wh" defined salt as the
-tntI that makes p"tat"es taste bad
NhrH Nou don't put on any
W" iIHN" -r."iI u.tnl iaIN men taud
&"nl"H '". ion that uHttcr.J IN our d.,,
and gc. .ri;tti"n. but We do thi.k that :,
lrtlc the latest indi, iduai So. ever did
meet Is Il certain haiu-hraded. oldiSh
gentleman. Wh" lives somewhere in
Fourteenth street. near the Fifth Ave
nur. Standing he other da> with a
friend at tho ,"uthcast corner of Broad
WY and '"u square. waiting for Il
Fourth .."milc omnibus. upward bound,
y" noticed ihc subject of this paragraph
crossing the street. v ith his arm in =
ling. Turning &" our companion. who
WAS well acquainted with him. we asked
WHY, what liz The world has happened
Ia Mr.. --'s arm ," "Oh. nothinp at
al. was the reply; 'hc only wears it
ma sling because he is too lazy to Swing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23


.aJ BuSincsS HDu~cS in 81. .JohHSI"Iy.
Agricultural r"',l> and Hardware.
HARVEY 4 HASkEIG- Hoyt's Block. l.. t. ST
Ar"th"caiic,.
BINGHAM BROS. N". :. B,uk Block. Main ST.
, EANDALLN sos. Randall. Block Il. K. ST.
Attorneys at Law.
EEIuUN \ NAY N". = 2t'tlrd"uiin Elk up stairs
j WILLARD. Main st. over Hall Il Fletcher :
l.-, I;,al Estate ig"k"r
O. q, .rE Bank Block Main street. Prompt an,
careful attention given l." every kind uf lrGa
uu-.rrs-
Books and Stationery.
uuElRpA 4 HOWELL. Culrrlonian Blk Main 81
Baker, aud Cnnf"ctinnrre.
CROSS ( MATTHEWS. Main Street.
Barbers.
U HmA ACE>IONF Union Block Main Street
Boot, aud SHOES.
lH>>cI~ GALLAGHER Ward Blk. K. X. st
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
.luIlN s NDu':E Bank Block. opposite 81 Johns
u.rt 90 .r Il, '-I "a Ready Mud,. Clothing, Hats
ruH tgi.~ cents furnishing Goods. etc. etc
CInthin.. for Wen and Boys.
IAI. tAIEBA ANK> y GO. fairbanks VIlla-'.
or"r;,,,y. Glass and ~t"n" Ware.
B. s. I. FAIRBANKS & co. fairbanks Village
tarreting. Paper IIamginss. Window shades
L y I. tAIEBANkS \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dentists
. l.. PERKINS. Calyi"uiau Block Nam Strsot
d " WARMER Union Block Main Street
,,;;.. p.
MATTHEWS & PETTENGILI., Eastern Avenue.
IIry Goods. and Ladies' Fancy GOODS.
q. IL HALE. Avenue Block, X L. Street
\ T. FAIRBANKS X CO Fairbanks Village.
prv Gonds uous.k.,uIu.. Good. rt,.
HALL ( FLETCHER Slain Street.
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e. nan prn,rurp III, S.,
, n rISn,Tr Era,,l..-, pI,cl, tin.
C,ni,, ,.ro,.or;..s and rrui,.
NJ CnnE . rn L,s,..r, ,,..,r
IRA uApvrv I-,,i,,, I.l,,L u,i, Str..,
Iu.. u,ruf,ct,r.r
~ Tobp.burv FIJI, Works ann PASSENGER p,rnr
,;r,,,..i,.s and .-Eccuin,- Go,d,.
p n = FAIREANKSS ca fairbanks NiIlar.
Unrres. RoI,.s and u,nnket..
& " COOK F,st.rn \y-ru.
Hotels.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

WIN 'lt ar ol NlfIuoll> person con
sclous of setting "A lofty example to so
ciety.
Society may not come up to III,
standard" she seemed to he saying t,
herself. "But have done my duty
nevertheless, and thankful am | :"
The commencement of the service
commanded attention. and Tablocl
was beginning to feel more comfortable
III Ills mind, when, as the congregation
rose To the singing. Mrs. Tahlnck tool
occasion To whisper over the little girls
head:
why, father, what makes YOU swca
So? Your shirt-collar i all viltcr
down to ii wet rag" Which pIcas;rn
hlt of information did not prove parlic.
ularly refreshing tn the Deacon.
At the close Of the morning >rivic,
he seemed to he summed "I regarded
with suspicion even 10y his best friends
and he went home So inrcu>c,i and hu
Initiated by the wrongs and Insults ht
had received that no irTsua~inI coul,
Induce him to return To church in th,
afternoon. Aud when. the next day
Brother White and Brother Morse ra!I
ed on him, they found his temper ia ;
remarkably intiamable state.
II SUPPOSE you are await. Brcthel
Iatiock." began Brother White. III ,
deep, cr"aking tone. that yoIr nam,
is coupled with great scandal III III,
community"
One which threatens To hIiuL th,
church into di>repuDc and maize "uI
protpsscd religion u hN word" adder
lp,,fhn,. h,,,.-, in.
And we hear y"u don't deny.
croaked Brother White.
"But that you have even confessed
the deed" pipcd Brother M"i~,.
"Deuy - broke forth lahinrk
''Conte,sed As if WAS the glcatrsr
criminal undcr Gods canopy RtIg
ion? | do confess myself Il sinner huI
trust I've as much grace rs hey hdr,
who magnify my fault and iri.,crut,
and insult and wrong me. alru seem tie
tcrmined to tr:imple me int" rh, dust
for single slight offence -
I'VE did not expect Ia hc met ~ hi,
spirit. said Brother WEitc.
"A Slight Offence - repeated Bl"thr,
Morse.
YES :" exclaimed Tahl"rk - sly
" >''Ei' 'ti'i' ION l'''''" II" '"' "l
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man 1t l. liaholiral -
''lnhuman - repeated Brother White
and looked nj Brother Morse
'Diaholical :" echoed Brother Morse
and looked at Brother White.
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theil own eyes. ne! may ne a @r"'l
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

Tahlock. IN see him" And he stalk
cd on; of the stable.
Presently Cobus heard Il shrill voice
calling. and. proceeding toward the
house, met Miss Siiumcrtom. with her
bonnet and shawl om.
"AiH't going, lee We - said Coblls.
That truly am |. replied the lady
with great decision of character cypress
cd in her prim lips and sparkling eyes.
Il won't stay in the house another day.
| wonder how yoI can"
Il aiu't fool enough to Iua:lel with
my bic"d-amd-huttcr," was the young
mans practical lcioimcr.
But. if not for the sake of your
hrcad-and-buttcr, should think you
would want to keep vour good name,
said Miss Simmcrton.
My good name ," Cohus stared
"TrulN - She exclaimed. For. if
You stay and work for such Il man. it
will soon he said that You are no better
than he is. Like master like man is
the old saying. I'm speaking "mly fnI
your good. Cobus. People will surely
thi"l, yOu are employed to assist him in
his nrfdIinus practices"
Me" Wrath and amazcmcnt cloud
grinmci gImll. "Only think of nae
oiicctin t" bcim' called NO ncttel'n
Deacon Tahluck IA man should IL
"erli PROUD 4" BEN compared with u
week ago. Don't it beat every thing -
Its very >IupriNing," replied Miss
NIiilih't'"f. %" KNOW N"u haven /
more thHh hall hrl1cNrd the untn ali
ai"hE' bUl mop" N"H are satisfied
NOW.
val 'hlnh ""Eilt L" ne Scli>t ne
mas l'>i "Nhe" ul-shlh what amounts
l." hc me same thlm%' pity MS VIE.
>'lh ",''H- carefully;
~" ii" l. from 'ht n"''"h' "i my
"''i'' |HSN' i'u tn' i'''S an" Nc' II
wa, 'N"''i'i 'i,''' 'LlH H;'u "!lt eN'ltlhs
n">'Ir>I gave "ri al iSi'''l"'' III l.
"iel!l"I. utr1"ini' '"blls; ANA S"llI
AIN h'" it' NE a'r-Nh NAT ana
/ N"h' "i L"" VIZ my tiuhh. hlh
I II Pa'kcu. az ready ana now, "hlS.
want on l" tahe II d"N II I" Mf. Ken
dover l"l me this evening. lo-mur-
Tow L. sunday, You know. am going
/ t" t"h" mp my abode with rcSPrciHbi"
people. t"hiIN.
Ahh sue departed. leaving IN" \"uh%
man III very "epleN>t" ahd dubious
liainc "t nln".
Nt.tHNH' VII. ""l"'h called al ms
htl%h''"r 'dhr"thtl : ana, not ilndhG
llln ht h"ihr. walked on INTO The VII
iaEt.
TN tht way ne met several acpiant-
An'''N' WI" he iahrlrd treated hIm very
>liahgei}. One Crossed The street rs II
/" a\"lh hlih. IL WAS brother heh""-
N'l. Il warm lll'ilu hllll'li".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

I '''''' ~ " iiAihS' = wv hit'' ipl'lli'l ON
brother. I'm auAiou, to make repara
! ton
Not such Il dreadful thing? Hey
reparation Hey? You think differ
cnt from what | do, Brother Tablock
and different from what tie community
does. Brother TabIock 1t WAS an aw-
iul example for II protesting Christian
To set before the world - added Cd
brother. with slow aud solemn empha-
SIS. AS for rcpIratiom. make repairs
ton To Your own conscience and to the
church. That's all ask
''Odhrother! Brother Odhrnther ;" eX
claimed Tahlock. in utter 1mazement,
"Nou- you ast"Gnd me, | can't under
stand the position you take, I'm | the
worst sinner in the world Good heav-
ems brother. | anI nNerw hrlmrd and
brwildcred. Am awake or dream
iug?"
Il hope you will soon he awake 20
the full wickcdHe>s of Your WAYS. for
N"u don't seem to hc now" said Od-
brother. III his mos; pomdrlorrs mannc
as h" turned and logged on.
TablUck attempted IL speak 1gaiu :
but. ch"kcd hl the >inirncc Of his emo
ti"n>. he strobe away from the hug.
dull. unreasonable brother. vilhout .
WO!d.
Reaching home. he n,a,j, Il full coli
t,.Ssiun of his fault to Mr.. Tahlpck tn;
it had hccu committed iii hej absence.
after she had gone with the children to
spend Thanksgiving week with thG:r
audparcmtS. and hctnr, hr started to
bring them home. "Whrn | wa> LETT
to my own evil inrlinntinus .ii,i the de
vices of the Devil. groanrd the miser-
ahle Deacon.
But Mrs. Tahlock. Il mild fn,givng
woman. who Lrlic,rd in her husbands
genuine roodrr>, of hralt. rotwith-
standing his faults. rndra, nrrd to con-
>ol,. him.
II am very solry ,ou vclc hrtra, ed
into such an iudi>crction. were The
only words She uttered that sounded
like rrproach. We all have our fail
iug>. l"u arc NOT going I" lnsc your
good name just fu, rhi>. Il cart lie as
bad a. You think. You are excited.
OF course. since You area deacon of the
church. You must rHpcrt such = matter
will make some little uoi-,.. hut il will
soon blow over. | promise We. Really.
come 10 thiah. twas no very serioii.
fault. father"
At that vciN mu,n,.nf. in an admin
ing bed room. va, tuhus. the hired
man. With a pain of wrudrrtrllv share
ems un1.drrtulIy near th, u1rtiiinu
He had come in fu ,Lyu,o, hi, coat Inc
tnIc ,rniI,,r tn car, Niss Sinne,rn,,..
frank ,w:Iy. and hi, ,,i,iosity ,w,L-
r,,cd by tLr sound of ,ui,.s in Mrs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

these was Squire Edgccumby. and he
being present. said he first heard oi rh,
affair through l;rulh,I E,mdnycl
! Brother Rcndnvcr. Oh being questioned
SAID his wife told him: and that she re
ccived her information from ti"l
I oughly reliable person. who told hrI il
confidence that Tablock had leo, nml,
carried eff the hams. and rnurc:,lc,
them Iii his celini-waN. hGI ri,rt he had
actlIally confessed the theft Tine uamt
of this reliable person Wd> ururludcd
and HcndoNcr answered. with ~"mt
hesitation.
she made my wife pIoa,i~,. not to
give her authority. but >nppo>r
must say il was Miss -iminctton.'
At which Sister >immcltuu'> lcdtur,
/ cleaned Wild ami grim.
rs the >lamder cnuId h- traced to mu
other reliable source. hat lady WAS
now called upon 10 relate ~ hat she
knew of the attain. She c.iughl hcI
breath. rose to her feet. and glanced
her eyes from the flashed lailnck tc
/ the calm presiding deacon.
What know. ! know of my own
know ledge. aud not from lfr;Isiy.
thankful am |. | ddm't mean t" make
/ tronhlr hut what 1 told ! told il! >tIIrt
est ScrrcSN to one or two. possibly thic,
"r tour intimate friends. and how il even
could go amy further j. la me a M, >rrll
But it was the truth. il have cars ro
hear and Il mind I" understand a>
think my worst enemies will allow. ~
ii general thing. thai | have.
''PleaHc come +" til" point. sister.
said Brother W hiIc.
''Wcll. The truth l. lu>t Tins. - ! ii,.
and breathe and hope t. hc saved.
Mrs. Tahlork had gone With tu" ct th,
children to visit THEN giamdflrhrr ant
the. Deacon was going with tn, nthcr
children to spend Thanksgiving" with
them and bring them home a4d Wa
keeping house Ton Mrs. lahl"rk AiI
| remember il ~ well - rcIu-Iil,cI
ANYTHING in my lite and lm blessed
with u t"IrlahlN good memory. thank
tlIl au |. 1t was the morning the Dca-
con was to >tHIt. and ! wa~ sew ing u
button on his Miss ~imuciinri hcSi-
tatcd at >hilt and said garment. il
the >ittim"rn0u. vhtn Ire pI~-,..i
through. hiuging fist "rr ham ANA
then au"rh"l. and hu@ rh,n in th,
ccllaT-WaN. Now itJl W.>;I au,fhiu.
vtly strange. and kept ga vita ul,
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I'I "a. mem IA 'iI' '''''''''"'' ",'' VI
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eel ia Il great hui, 10 ~cr the Drdc"n.
and told him l. 70 IIghl to his loom.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

" hen Il gili tails in love with an un-
luril> lIi>hman. her heart always goes
pit PAT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23
Business Directory.

N.ulr. Business dnd LoraiiOM Of the icml-
.ag BUSiRcSS HoH~cS in 81. JohHSb"Iy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23
81. 5ohn5bmp Galedonian.
rumIsHEu EVERY FRIDAY BY
&. VI. STo NJ. ~ co.

rpa,itr soldiers Monument. st. John,bur,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-23

'lokNEf AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Barton. Vermont
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19

Colonel Fleming. State Supprinten-
dent of Public instruction, has for.
Warded to DR.. Sears, Trustee of the
Peabody Fund. awards for forty
schools in different parts of the
State. for the aggregate sum of
$4,000. One-halfe Of this amount
will be distributed at the middle of
the school term, and the remaining
one-half at the close of it. Other
applications will be forwarded as
soon as the State Superintendent
can make the awards. Press and
Herald.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19

COFFIN. MARTTN & Co.-The old.
est Wholesale Grocery House in East
Tennessee. we believe. is that OF
Coffin, Martin & Co., Of Knoxville.
whose ATTRACTIVE anHeuHeement is
gixeR-iH- te.ttay;s -GAzfsrTE. In-cssll.
ing the -attention-of- eur readers to it,
it is almost unnecessary to say a
VOID in commentator of it 1t is
one Of the solid institutions Of the
city, and has been so long and IA
vorably known to buyers and sellers
as to have already fully establish
ed reputation for the integrity and
honesty of all the business transac-
tions of its members. Located in
the centre of the city and occupying
one of the largest and most eommo.
dious houses in it, this firm offers
to the country merchant, or any one
elseQ facilities for procuring any
goods in theiE line on as good terms
rs can be had anywhere else. 4Iax.
No BHreiasss their goods for cash.
md the greater portion Of them.sinee
-set-in,-at greatly reduced
prices. they offer to the trade larg-
II and better selected stock Of goods
han ever before, at prices to suit
he stringency of the times. CThe
'roprietors and their assistants will
C found affable and accommodating,
nd will take the utmost pleasure in
their goods to all who
lay give them q call.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19

FINE FRUIT.-We are indebted to
NJ j. w P. Elliott, of the house OF
Hough & Co., Knoxville. for a liber.
al sample of several of the very fine
varieties Of green apples. from the
College Hill Nurseries, Ohio, for
which they are sole agents. The
fruit is very fine indeed-espociqlly
delicious is the Talpahawken variety.
We have forgotten the price per bar
rel, but that and good deal of other
about the old and pop
nlar house can be profitably men.
toned through our advertising col
umns.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19

Notwithstanding the railroad mud
die has been settled. we will lust
again remind our brethren of the
Press at Knoxville and Chattanooga.
that the Rat hos yamoused.-He,,-
old and Tribune.
However successful or unsuccess-
FIJI the II. o1'd T. may have been in
proving itself a prophet in regard to
the withdrawal of the night train.
no one acquainted with the facts will
deny that it is the best ruf' terrier
on the line of the road. In the name
OF all the dogs at once, what more
rult it ask?
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19


FURs.-Earnest & Briscoe, in ad.
dition to their very large and com
plete stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, House
Furnishing goods, etc. etc, have by
far the largest, most beautiful. most
wearable and the cheapest assort-
ment of ladies' Furs and wrappers
ever offered in this market. A hus-
band or f.ther, lover or brother. who
wouldn't go his last dollar to secure
so desirable and necessary an adjunct
to the comfort and attraction of his
feminine idol, such biting days as
we are having now, is beyond the
DaIes Of respectable censure.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19

Tie card of R. NJ. Doll, General
Commission Merchant and Manu-
facturer's Agent, at Knoxville, will
he found in the GAZETTE of this
morning, Mr.. Doll is doing a gen
eral commission business, and is
manufacturers agent for a number
OF popular and valuable articles.
He will give prompt attention to all
orders and consignments.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-19
Wednesday, November. 10, 1878.
TT. Va. 4 Ga. Railroad Timetable.
CIneInnalI. CnmberIand Cap 9 CharIeston
PrnIfIe.

Future fancies Christm~ S tul KEYS
Chesnuts are plentiful in the town
A heavy snow storm. of an hour S
duration, last Wednesday
" Santa Claus and kris Kringle'
are billed for Morristown on 25th
An acceptable and appropriate
present for the New Year at 50 he
MoRRIsTOwN GAZETTE
The Ginning mantle one now
resolving to enclose two dollars for
the GAZETTE.
Read the capital letter on our first
page from \ jefferson County
ClOdhopper." Will he not continue
his favors?
One car load of cattle and two Of
stock where shipped by Mr. Young
from this place, on Thursday, for
the Southern markets.
An Academy Hill man stood guard
the other night over his chicken coop.
with a double barrelled shot gun.
TlIe result next morning. at chicken
call, was, all tOld-full number
Sam. ii. Jones. Of Memphis. form
crl y member Of the Legislature. |
contemplates removing to Knoxville. |
In many respects it would be a suit
able place for Sam.
FFhc new hell for the PRESBYTERIAN |
Church has arrived and been put in
poSiti on. 1t weighs eight hundred /
pounds and cost $500. 1t has a good
tone, and SO far as we know the par
ties most interested are satisfied with
it.
The most independent looking
COW we have seen for some time was
the one we noticed the other morn
ing with two cabbage heads in her
mouth and nigh unto a bundled feet
of what had once been a gate lodged
upon her back as she made her exit
from the disputed territory.
The clever boys Of the Southern
Express Company'S Office, at Knox
vile, G0fts us daily more indebted
to them for favors JHn0y% though
they may he. they are all clever. nc !
commodatimg. popular dno Ii TO take j
care of amy mars fifteen wards Of
calico, an SIGH, we don't care who
he is. u
Remember that Friday, December 1
,. is the day appointed for prelin-
mary meeting Of the Farmers and
Mechanics of Jefferson. Cooke. Ham
cock, lIa wilkins. IIamhlcn. Claiborne t.
and Grain ger counties at the Court Il
House. rrth;s place. for the purpose al
of etlectin@ an organization Of The :,
proposed Central Fair. Prominent :"
representative men will he in attend III
ance and you are invited personally Ill
to be present. tv