Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
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AS we passed down Depot
Street we saw fi.e specimans of
Georgia waternelon at Rector
d Cos, which they will sell for
cash. Call and see them.
Virtue is its own reward,
and some people act upon the
principle that Labor is the same,
when they refuse to pay the
printer for his honest labor
Mr.. Scott Remine, of Au.
burn. Ill. is now on a visit to his
old friends in Greeneville. He
speaks highly of Illinois. He
will make a short visit and then
return. .e
= Rev. l. B. Self, will preach
his lost sermons, before leaving
for his homo IN Kentucky, at
the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
Church, next Sunday and Sun,
day night.
There's no place like home
No, and there are times when
we'd just rs soon be any place
else, say for instance when the
no ling pin is per!ormingwonder
full CREATIONS in an infuriated
wife's hands.
The man, whom the Knox
vile Chronicle, a few weeks ago
said, should be sicked out of the
Republican party, was nominal
ed TOR their candidate for Judge
at the Bulls Gap convention.
What a serious difference of
opinion. Why this tEusness.
The jail at Jonesvilie Va,
was entered by masked men on
the night of The Dist inst, the
compelled to open the door
and release Jonathan Wells a
robber; this is The second time
the Jail has been visited this way.
The jailor, Mr.. Ely offers $50 re.
ward for the return Of the prlso-
ners lice County (Va) Sell
The bones of Jerry Slusher
the East Tennessee giant, n now
on exhibition at the entennial and
attracting great attention, per-
haps, but not more so than the
marvelously low prices at which
VIM. F. Maloney is d~isposing of
his Family Groceries,
w see that every State
the exception of one is to
be represented at out Celebra-
Of the "Glorious Fourth
and that's the State of Povperty.
Now this is an outrage and we
propose that she shall be pro-
represented if we have TO
do it %ourselvs.
"A correspondent sends us a
of which the following are
verses;
Within the blue unblemished skies
The infant cloudlets cradled lay;
Now, when rocks are rockets;
dogs are doglcts and bulls are bull
let's, such poetry will be worth
five hundred dollars per bushel.
in the same stanza:
Like new born souls in Paradise.
All clad in white array.
Rather m(y)'stic souls, those.
Santa Anna, the venerable
Mexican Elk President, it is
thought, will pass through East
Tennessee, early in July, well
it strikes us that some person
up through here not long
ago. Let US see, Pom Dedro,
Podro, Dom Pedro, yes,
yes, that'sthe man -pardon--the
Emperor. Ugh! that sounds
louder than the simple EXPIRES.
ident, aud we guess there will
not be 50 many of the Curious
crowd to the Stations TO see
HIM as he passes as did to see his
Majesty.
"A man bearing the name of
Brummet was one day this week
engaged in cutting wheat for
Bullen ,father'of the late
murderer's victim. When he was
attacked with a fit of madness
and attacked one of the hands
in the field, who threw his Grad
die at him and broke his arm,
Brummet came up to town and
had his arm set, Mr.. Bulle EN- fol-
and had him arrested up
on a peace warrant. Sheriff
White in an attempt to arrest
man was seized by the
and it required the
strength of three men to exN
.xicate him from the m%aniac's
clutches.
Pryor Coleman has been
sentenced to be hanged by the