Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-16

houiu pe plSsaOIe, whereas, Ill the
present state they can hardly be
said TO be so. I'D o.
The Lodge of Good Templars
at this place is about squelched,
not enough members, attending to
form a quorum. We understand
that vigorous measures will be
persued to revive il.
Capt. Robt. Carter brought in
abig hog yesterday which weighed
$50 pounds. d Capt. Carter is the
champion hog-raiser in the county,
having taken the premium on big
hogs for six years past.
TO show that great men will
differ even on small matters, we
-quote the OPINIONS oftwo wise men.
Zoroaster says, when in doubt
abstain But Hoyle says, when
in doubt trump and take the trick
Do very well if you haven't suit
The Union Landmark SAYS
tha1 the Telford Grange ManLfac-
tory is likely to prove a failure.
We are surprised and disappointed
by this statement and hope it may
be / mistake. We had supposed
the mar nfactory to be q fixed fact.
What a fine mark for O centre
shot with roman candles the j. G's
would bed We don't commit our
selves but wouldn't mind seeing the
thing tried. 1t was only the Con
stable that stood between them and
an ignominious defeat Tuesday
night. }
Tom Self has another supply
of toys. The lot he received last
week was exhausted in so short q
time, he was compelled to make
smother order. He has everything
that the juvenile heart could wish,
Let all the children remember
Tenn i iH3Hauor aa on .oiiu
| VI r--l sGT hos u0itr.gi a - III. La.
We sec that the city dads have
had the printed laws of the corpor-
alton posted up about town, with
the section forbidding the shoot
ing Of firearms, and the burning
offire-craekers ander penalty OF
Imprisonment marked round with
black lines.
Mr.. C. L. Sewer, after supply
ing the town with ice through the
summer, has a large amount in his
ice house vet, or did have when he
had 1t cleaned out to receive this
years crop. This is the only in.
stance, we believe, Of ice being pre-.
served here through the summer.
We have received from Nash.
Wills n copy OF the Soathera Indus
tries, n small sheet, published
weekly, in the interest of immigra
tion.9 Live men nave hold of il
and we judge from the first mum
Der that they will make it a "pow
or in the land" in its peculiar prov
incs. We wish 1t success.
1t will save considerable an.
noyaneei ii those who intend keep
ing open house, Christmas wouls
hand us their names in time fol
publication next week. There j:
nothing Objectionable in the plan
while it would be q decided con
venicnce for caners and receivers.
At stated Communication o.
Nolichucky Lodge. Nc. 1913, (Rhea
town the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year;
Jesse r. Earnest, w. n.
John Scott S, wv
JSMecafeb, j. w.
S. Crawford, Treas.
A. N. Shoun, Sec'Y. '
Chas. S. Earnest, s. ID.
W. p. Reeser, ]. ID.
Robt. Dukes, Tiler.
The tramp whose arrest fol-
keelnng seven dollars which b,
claimed to have found on the
streets, had his hearing Thursday
and was Jailed to await trial before
the Circuit Court. His retention
is simply cost to the county with.
out any return benefit, and we
move that he be released.
-"Music is q Heavenly Maid
sang some festive cuss, but when
that Heavenly maid" assumes the
eharacteEistics of Jolly party OF
"b'hoys," perambulating the streets,
one vociferously complaining to his
darling that he is 'grow-ow-ipg
! DID," while another pathetically
asseverates that Love it makes a
man feel SO peculiar &c, then that
'Heeysnly maid" is Invested OF
msny of her charms But when
she assumes the garb of that brass
horn, whose melliAuous notes are
SO constantly resouhding in our ear,
he is anything but q Heavenly
o. aid then