The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-12-22

This is the season of the year for
house-keepers aud headesof families to
be reminded of the necessity of supply.
ing the 1arder with household conven-
fences in the shape of something good
to eat and feast upon during the holidays,
and there is no better place in this t65gvu
to do this than at the store Of s. e. Jar
nagin. There you will always end those
geutlcmanly aud polite salesmeu, Billie
aud Dick Jarnagfn, ready and.an1io,is %
show you everything in their line 81. hu'
siness. At tllc present time their stock
Is fun and complete, comprising family
groceries of every description just in
from the Eastern markets, and offered at
prices TO suit the hard times Sugars,
COfees, Syrups, Bacon. Lard. Meal, But
ter, Eggs, etc, etc.stare constantly kept
in store Ia cOnnecfion with a-laEge
stock Of groceries, Spence has a varied
and well selected stock of Ready Made
Clothing, Boots and Shoes for gents and
laEotes, boys and girls, all of which nc
pledges TO dispose Of as low as can be
lad in this market. County paople. will
fhdsat this store a ready place to dispOee
Of theiF eountry pfod ace, eitherfor cast
Or for goods ASK fpf What YOU Fant
and may not see, and fhese gentlemen
will serve you to the best of their ability.
= Morris 81 Smith received and paid
cash for 900 dozen eggs last Saturday.
They haze shipped more tha Toe bar:
sels, ~ c raging % dozenC per xbqFeI. We
believe it is susceptible of demOnstra-
ton that the poultry and egg business, is
worth more to East Tennessee than the
wheat cfep.z But what becomes uof all
the money for itg
sE57l 80 7sfigL 8a9aV g-tavFc
B6r A suitable Christmas present
would be a dozen ofsthoses beautifQl
Handkerchiefs at ]. r. Taylor & Co.
Since Congress met one bill has be-
come law, viz: the bill extending the
term ofthe Alabama Claim Commission.
The House has passed tour bl1ls which
have not yet. been acted upon By the Sen
ate, viz: Bills removing the political dis
abilities-ef samuel Ceoper,s Robert Tan
sill and pszBs Conrad, ofsVirginia, and
a bill donating cannon balls to the La
deg Monumental Association of Allie
gheny county, Va.
B- "'Now let the wide world xag as
it will, we'll be gay and happy stIfE''
Why? Because those tive men, John III.
Dickinson e Son, have added to our town
what has long been Heeded, q day and
night market, 4vlaereSoae can take their
basket and be supplied with table deli
cacies of every description. The Major
understands how to have his meats butch
erred, and this is One-halt toward having
your meats paIatable,1 oGall around and
you will always find accommodating
men to wait upon you. Don't forgei
the place, attic store formerly occupied
by Dr. Magee. staas SOFA a5,se .s5.gsss
Il - Commanding to-day the schedule
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad win be slightly chang
ed. The Chattanooga train win arrive
at Knoxville ten minutes sooner than
heretofore, and the passengers, VIII take
dinner 1T Tire Akin House there; instead
of stopping at Cleveland, for a. that
meal. Without disparagemept- to, the
Cleveland houses, through passengers
win find Scott and his associates of the
Atkin House the most accommodating
hosts and best of caterers. ..-
''Was it not to- see the maiden;
zF5ee theefacc of laughing water,
SaPeeping from behind the curtains, -
4 With her stylish hat and feathers,
that made Charley so eager to be adj
mitted into his sweetheart S spHesenee
the other night? OF course, and chem
too, he felt Il certain pride to know that
size would be the most charming girl at
the ball, land why2-Because sue had
purchased her wardrobe apparel at the
emporium ofU. r. Taylor & Cos, Where
q lady can fad every article to complete
her toilet, and at astonishingly low
prices "a. err>t,tL }a1n~t. ,.>.l
= Last Saturday we awcEte Sc find ice
in our water pitcher, fee IN The bucket,
and our boots frozen to 10 degrees be
low zero. In fact it was a pinching day
throughout. By sunrise the boys and
young men were on the lake IN IRE rear
of our office, and for several hours cut
the pigeon " ing and many other fancy
figures On-the frozen-surfaecA-@4-~ -
.E The reason J.. r. Taylor &
co. sell their goods 50 rapidly, is, that
they are content with small profits, -
6-Om young friend 5ohnfF. lyle,
formerly the popular Junior Of Pehce &
Lyle, of this place, but who has been
u resident of Washington county, and
successfully cultivating one of its best
farms since last spring with bis A9ifeI
are spending the holidays witt relatives
and friends in this vicinity. "a pleasant
visit to them. A
.bgR Asfull SassoFtnoht of Gents
aud Boys Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
j R.5Taylor,6 gCo = =
THE city of Memphis has been ag-
Rated over the social evil question. Let
the Blpf City authorities appoints COM
mission to visit Knoxville and confef
with some of our city fathers if they
want light on this. vexcd question. y
Knos. Chronicle 4 Perhaps the recollec-
Iections. of its own delights might epa-
bic the CzSojiSele ma ITO gixe some fight
on the subjcct.-KeDal1his AppeaI. Yes,
and if the Chronicle man is burning with
anything not patent to thcpublic, let him
10 the front and out with it.
7 gB-If thcehildren waBt anything for
Christmas enjoyment, let them have it..
Yru should make them happY at least
on CHRISTMAS gay Ut. maSee mas eve
rything for their enjoyment, at his new
drag. store, and yfilFselT SO cheap you
will not miss 1t. ? 4 "a II "A =
- Of ali the valued contributors to
the GAzETTE-S2d no country paper has
a. more intelligent anil interesting corps
,tian it has2our Warrnest .s'artiality and
is extended to articles sept US
from the pen of lady friend. Her
pieces, though heavy and long drawn euS,
are seasoned exquisitely with all that
can strengt then and recdpeTate the phys
cal and mental mind of old and young.
Her last contribution. in the shape of
about thirty pounds of sausage meat, in
cased in shucks, was per SC the most val
ued and entertainin literary c1mpoeitiou