The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-24
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1a = John Rhea, of Williams, thinner.
man & Wilson, has but no, we won't
tell where, he 10 noW.si e4as 3'nbibow
d +-Silas Flournoy is announced as last
at GreeneEille.g e Calamity enough for
one town. e# -tHa 1snfs "a 9z813iq
'a'-Dr. R. B. Owens. who has been pro
fessionally absent for ten days at the
sick bed of a relative in Hawkins, re-
turned home last Saturday. - To-
N ~ Work r exclaimed a negro yester-
day, q do you suppose I'd work when I
can whistle off BlHHuffmaster's dog and
catch a-possum fn5half ahsheur !"
. eAaW2M. Beardefl, Of BeaTdens & Nc
Teer, Knoxville, spent a day in our
thrifty little village last week, and we
are glad to say the VISIT proved mutually
pleasant and advantageous. sate15
: - We hope ola Bald viii vii put on
his prettiest behavior to-morrow night,
no odds if another hin should .qpakeand
eEupt its long contracted lava in his
neighboThpod. aaltu nsaH .saai
Walker, the missing Allan Ia Justice.
twas at Morristown, East Tennessee, when
last heard from.--O5L (Ga.l lE7s0esiyer
When was tIaat1e and which one of the
Walkers ? Id2isd u sssi tssl
a late New York press dispatch
announces that Mark NJ. Pomeroy, edi-
tor of Pomeroy's Democrat, has gone into
bankruptcy to the extent of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars -- 20. -
[, = Rev. G, r. Carroll the new station.
pastor of the NJ. E. Church, South, of
this place, has arrived and taken charge.
We welcome him to our midst. He will
preach next Sunday at Economy church.
We learn that the epizootic prevails
extensively among the horses of CIai-
borne county. We have several eases in
our own town, but no serious damage
has resulted from its effects, so far aswe
have heard. g a9H57 2fiis st4 a -
Green Parkev, of Claiborne county,
passed through our town, few days
since, en- route from North Carolina,
where he. had disposed of drove Of
horses. He represents stock as dull sale,
cotton down and money very scarce )
~ ], G, Smith, formerly of this place,
now engaged in the marble business at
visited our office few days
ago. Charlie is an industrious, worthy
man, number one mechanic, and de-
serves success in hi slime of business =
The 4ge states that with two or
three exceptions all the members of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
who were discharged some time ago from
the employ of the East Tennessee, vir-
ginia and Georgia railroad, have obtain
ed situations and are faithfully at work.
-. Rev.yR. w. Paddy is stationed at
Head of Barrons Claiborne county. We
learn that last Thursday night he preach
ed to a large and attentive congregation,
and at the close of the sermon about
thirty mourners gathered at the altar.
The meeting was continued 4
2 s-The Good Templars Lodge, No. 2s4,
of this place, is in a most prosperous
condition, numbering. we are told, about
one hundred members The ladies, es-
pecially, deserve the 81 star of honor
for their Hntiring. zeal and devotion to
IT'S prosperity. =, - i
= Messrs. g.. B. McCrary and j. M.
P Flynn, of this town, have each in
pen nearly side by side, two overgrown
pigs, weighing now about 800 pounds
each. Look sharp, gentlemen One of
you will be minus a hat. Jehosaphat (!
don't we wish them hogs belonged to
Murph. Bewleyf You bet
- Thanksgiving day viii soon be here,
and craekeelewhat1a time for misses at
boarding houses--fors bright eyedilittle |
girls and rosy checked boys, whose ex-
oectations associate the event with Santa
Claus. Drive in your apple carts-feast
IN the fatted duck and gobbler-and re-
member the printerls u l5s4 a'slet IS
sAD'ye hear, you pestle grinder Of the
ErdSd and D,ybo1ae 8 Is your life worth
10 cents ?" Then make another raid on
our Hawkins County Department, burg
arize half dozen more items at one fell !
,woop, and your next Of kin viii hay.
"a opportunity OF rising to sudden and /
afiuence BY receiving that
amount of treasure in loyal greenback
And you in the cold, cold ground 'blnd! |
= Last Sabbath was the regular guar
;erly meeting. day of the Methodist Epis- /
sopaI Church, South. Rev. Mr.. Boring, I
P. E, occupied the pulpit in the fore /
noon and preached an appropriate and /
eloquent sermon after which the Sacra-
nent was administered. Rev. Mr.. Price /
sficiated ct the eyening services. The /
Indications were that the meeting would 1
De protracted.
Our geniaf ana erddite young friend,
Will 8. Dickson, Esq has returned TO I
he quiet of his elegant apartments at |
he Hurley House.s His visit TO the viii /
age of MooEesburg was unexpectedly |
by quips and qairksin theme
rotations he had charge Of, but he final !
y. came cut victorious made the rifle,
and 'ceptin' il fly,f viii cage the bird |
Bravo, Earragansstti @ i.aA
1t is an unfortunate aud sad predic-
luent for great State TO be IN, but il /
s no fault OF State Treasurer Morrow |
fiat he has to make the huniliating /
statement in q recent private letter that |
since August, 1875, to date. our re-
seipgs at Knoxville have been just 81 ,04O |
u currency, while IN West Tennessee,
md at Nashville, i has not been much
more, while our current expenses
amount to over 800, boo