The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-03
PRApTLR.
= Beautiful autumn
- Indian summer in its shimmerfng


- Gone again over the Buncombe to
ECocke3 has Johnny Rhea. REPRESENTING
mighty good stock.
=. Three new orders of publication
from the Clerk and Master of Claiborne
county are published in our advertising
columns.
Half dozen very fine young mules
from the upper end of the county passed
through town Monday for the farm of
Col. VIM. II. Turley, at McMillans.
The Morristown GAZETTE has a
Hawkins county department edited by
L. L. Poats Helms is an enterprising
journalist and gets up one Of the best
papei ; in East Tennessee. He deserves
success. -Iones6orO Journal.
Mrs. sallie FORESTER died recently
at Kingston, Tenn, in her Goth year.
She was the oldest inhabitant of that
vicinity. .s.otg..5e
From. st Louis to San francisco
without change of cars is the latest rail-
road improvement promised.
Living is cheaper than it has been
for many years; if che. could only get
the money to live. ON as cheaplyea.a s
"A Georgia Judge has just decided
that an officer who shoots man whom.
he is trying to arrest for a petty effenRe-
is guilty-of murder ssl4 e@7i
--Bismark is. IF the opinion that Ger
man sailors are the best ia the world,
and that their lives should not be imper-
illed by unseaworthy captains and YES
sells. H 81
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin
has recently decided that the whipping
of child by public school teacher is
an assault and battery, and that an often
ding teacher may be fined, as well as
held answerabIe for violating the digni-
ty of the law.
We had the pleasure of a call last
Saturday from Capt T. D. Ellington,
travelling agent and correspondent of the
Press and Herald The Captain has at
tended all the fairs that have been held
in East Tennessee this Fall, and his re-
ports of them have been highly appre-1
ciated by all interested. We are graft
fed to see our old friend in position
where he can display. his industry with
honor to himself and profit TO his paper,
i "A. child's bed should slope little.
from the head to the foot, SO that the
head may be little higher than the feet
but never bend the neck to get the
head on to pillow. This makes the I
child round-shouldered, cramps the veins
and arteries, and interfereSi with the free
circulation Of the blood Even when q
child isseveraI years old thepillow should
be thin, and made of hair, not feathers
= GreenerfUe E1ttel1Fgeneer.s Ee
There's forwardness for you'll man
who hasn't been benedict more than a
month gravely issuing a recipe for the
fashioning of little cllildrent Ridiculousl
We won't try it! No one should try it,
They'd as we'll try recipe on the same
subject from Charlton or Kirby.
jacob Benjamin, aged 30, rich
pawnbroker of Baltimore, died recently
from erysipeIas, which was produced by |
the use of hair dye. The deceased used |
the hair dye on his whiskers, and it Irri-
gated his throat He then shaved his |
whiskcrs off, when erysipelas set in.
AT Hackettstown, New Jersey, Sat
urday morning, JAS. Riker shot and kill
ed his two sons, six and ten, and shot at |
his wife but missed. He then shot him
self in the head. The wound is not Sc
rious. Riker was arrested. Domestic
troubles led to the crime.
We have been negligent in attention
to two of our valued East Tennessee ex-
changes. We should have noticed before
this the removal of Coleman and his In
dependent from Knoxville to Maryville.
He has been in Maryyille month or
more, and we hope will find the change
and morally advantageous
We have an innate respect for clerical
editors, and real their sheets with interest
and reverence, regardless of what world.
" and earthly hobby they peg. away at
The Maryville Republican, of which we
have frequently spoken as a paper of
more than average responsibility in ev-
cry respect, is now issued semi-weekly. +
It is the only paper published in the
State edited by colored men, and is con-
lueted with degree of ability and
gentiIity that reflects credit upon lis ed
tors and their race.
During a recent visit to Messy
Creek, it was our fortune to be the guest
Of an old friend, Pryor f. Yoe, Esq.
Since a former visit, the Esquire has
made great improvements in the apart
nents and appearance of his hotel prop
erty. Itpresents now TO the visitor a
ZEAL handsome style of modern architec-
.ure The fine broad porches around
he building add much to the pleasure
IF guests, and we venture that he viii
ind occupants from abroad next sum-
ner for all the rooms he has, The /
Squire is famous for the supply Of sub. +
,tantial and elegantly prepared good II
hings always found on his table, and
We know of no. hotel where guests are
reated with more hospitable attention.
We say this cheerfulIy, Notwithstanding
he experience We have had with the
Gsquire's breed of Berkshires and ban
ans. -f...5 go
p. S.-If Wheeler, of the 'Erqld and
Dry5one doesn't come to time on the
california wine that he destroyed,
Squire, only let us know hHa 6a8. +
Counterfeit Money. |
Messrs. Williams Zimmerman s. Will
on, of Knoxville. furnish their patrons,
" postal card, with the following list