The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-26
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Earn est y BriseSe's- -
Miss Dora Dickinson departed last
Saturday, with her uncle, Me- Ander-
son, for Barbauryille, Kentucky, where
sl10 exp edtsitoispead the simmer months.
Fresh, New Styles of ealfcoes, best
brands, at SPEcK's, for 81 cents per yard
4 = Secretary Fish has forwarded. to
Coy. Porter the resolution adopted by
Congress 4uas ting every equity LA
every State to select some gentleman TO
deliver a. speech on the Fourth of
July, embracing itsentire history. This
is a good idea. and ought to be acted up
on The history of the State could not
be written in better way.
-lsss Domestic3 Paper Fashions for
sale at EARNEST & BRIscoE's.
Hon r. Nixon Van Dyke, of
Athens, announces himself candidate
for Senator from the sixth Senatorial
District. 1t is such self-s9enificing ex-.
perienced and wise men as Judge Van
Dyke whose integrity and wisdom are
now wanted, in the State Legislature
We trust not only that the Judge may
be triumphantly elected, hat that other
districts may make similarly wise selec-
TONS.
Earnest 81 Briscoe's. is the place to
buy good clothing cheap bought very
low for cash. ..er1tis7
-0ne of the neatest and most orna-
mental signs yet displayed in our town,
can be seen hanging in front Ct Dr.. Ma
gees drug store. The entire work was
excepted by ouryoang and good look
ing friend Mortimer Thompson, son OF
our well-known County Trustee. Nor
timer is not out of his teens yet.., and
displays talent of the highest order in
the artsof painting. We Brtist our mer-
chants will appreciate. the spirit of this
young man and lend him their encourag-
ment. -
The Odd Fellows of Knoxville will
celebrate the anniversary of their order
to-day, "Wednesday, by the public ded-
icatit)n Of their new lall. Tuesday night
"a supper festival was given blythe Sisters
of Rebecca All of the city Lodges and
the E'ncampmcnt will participate in the
ceremonies, and the occasion will be one
of peculiar Interest to all Odd Fellows.
Many visiting members are expected to
be present, and no doubt a good delega-
ton will go down from Morristown
Lodge.
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advertisement Of Beardens and McTeer,
Knoxville. These gentlemen have a
mammoth stock of clothing, made up un-
der their. especial supervision, of the
latest styles. We have inspected some
of their spring suits and we know where
of we speak in pronouncing them hand
some and extremely low in price. In
the line of gents. underwear, ties, scarfs,
ETC., their stock iscompIete The mem
bers of the firm are gentlemen who have
within short period built up large
and rapidly increasing trade throughout
East Tennessee, simply because they
chants would do we'll to examine their
stock before buying elsewhere.
j.. u. & G., e. SPECK have received full
lines Of Spring and Summer Goods and
offer lInustal Bargains in Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Queens
ware, &c. Call and see them
- The Mexican war medallion badge
is represented as a modified American
shield. The material of which it is
made is bronze, from three pieces of ar
tillery' captured in the Mexican war,
and the manner of its execution through-
out is bas-relief 1t is attached to rib
bon-red, white and blue = fastened
superiority to bar on which are the
words: Natt07lttl 1ss0ciItion Of Peterans.
Any soldier of the Mexican viii be fur
nished with one of these badges upon
application to A NJ Kenaday, Secre-
tary lock box 81, Washington, D. G..
- I. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phil
adelplia informs us that on account of
the time necessary to engraYe the New
Portrait of Mrs. Southworth, on Steel
from a photograph taken of her on
q IF xrrI,s .I, d. -
with her Autograph under it, they in
tend placing in front of the title-p page in
each copy of her new book, 'Ishmael, |
or, In the Depths" now in press by them !
as we'll as on account of the great length |
Of the work, it making volume of over |
seven hundred pages, and large orders
pouring in for it, they have been forced |
to postpone the day of publication of it
in Philadelphia New York and Boston
until Saturday, April %, 1876, but all or
1ers received for it from Booksellersf or
News Agents viii be filled and sent
prior to that time so that they may re- |
ceiTe il blythe day of publication
? L. p, g g. e. SpEcK sell Choice Coffee |
Per'25 eepts per pound "C" Sugar 10 |
cents good Syrup 90; Choice Syrup 70; |!
Mackeral 81 cents apiece; Cheese, Rice,
Raisin', Ncii equally as low
I'VE have been shown the model of
IN invention recently made by two of /
our toWnSnlen CMessrs. Flynn and Led |
oetter,) whichih our opinion will come |
rapidlJr into general use, and will prove |
very valuable. The inventors term it a /
. Sash Hanger" By it, both the sashes |
Of a window are moved up or down by /
of a single cord, and the exertior |
Of force equal to one pound will ele- |
yate a. lower sash. of almost any weight, /
lr lower the upper sash, or do both at T
Jnce. The invention obviates the ne /
Jessity of the expensive boxing, weights I
End puleys heretofore in use, and sup +
withsa neat, ornamental de- T
vice, which may be placed on any win I
low with an, expense-the inventors say.
--of not exceeding IS cents. We under T
stand it is to be patented at once, and I
offered to the public. A model can be |
zen at the shop of j. M. p. Flynn, in
his town.
Fresh ground plaster far sale by Earn
st Il Briscoe. asf,
sB- The attention of the people is /
allied TO the melancholy fate of Mr.. A.
Noel, Of Greeneville, Tenn, who had /
us foot and leg crushed to pieces by a
wagon short time ago; amputation fol-
owed. 1t is, now ascertained by those
rest acquainted, that had he been usiag
he JARNAGIN WAGON that thing could /
lot possibly have happened 1t would
AVE been better to have given his farm
or JA.RNAGIH WAGON than to have any
ther wagon given to him The JARyA-
I'm WaGoN has been in use upwards of
wenty years, and there cannot be "a