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p. ] Ptttman keeps Home made
Boots and Shoes, sewed and pegged, on
hand all the time. Has just completed
a nice good lot of ladies' shoes and
CATERS to be convinced of their cheap
ness, buy them. Call opposite Brown
& Wells, Main Stree. ssz- --s-
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81 wish were you about two hours"
she said with great tenderness. " And
why, my dear?'' he asked with consider
able interest. Because, she said, toy
ing affectionately with his watch chain,
" because then.I would go to Tate's and
buy my wife new dress and pair of
his superior ladies' shoes"
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EB The Trustees of McMinn Academy,
on last Monday, elected A. W. Main, as
Principal, and Rev J. G. COwan as
teacher of languages, etc, in that insti-
tuition for the coming session We hope
these gentlemen will make the Acade-
my a grand success.
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~" The Hawkin County Depart
ment man of the MOrristown GAZETTE,
(can't some of this name be amputated
without danger to the dear patient?'O-
GTeeRertVe IIatetkgeRceT.
To accommodate you, yes! If you
80 ensmaH " your N-teAige1aeer much
more it will be necessary to amputate to
enable you to print the full g name
without marking it " to be continued!'
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HoIlOway.s pins and Ointment.

For Scurvy, LeprOsy, and cutaneous
diseases they are unriyaled. In places
where these maladies are prevalent, the
cures are marvellous, for the expulsion
of pimples, blotches, &C., they are I'M
paralleled, and as cosmetic the Oiny
ment stands unequaled. Sold ever
where. 20 cents per box or pot
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gEOne of the resolutions of the
Town Republican Convention declares
that the Republican party is not yet
finished" Well, that's so. 'Tisnt
quite finished yet-but it will be in 1880.
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~ Fred Ferry, the fellow who so
mysteriousIy escaped from Sheriff
Blevins at the hotel in Morristown some
months ago, is in Jail at McMinnville,
waiting for the Virginia authorities to
come for him.
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We are very grateful to the people of
Hamblen and adjoining counties for
the liberal patronage given us in the past,
and now offer beautiful stock of goods,
fresh and new, remarkably 1ow-dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes, gents
Don't fail to examine goods and prices.
May 2, 1877. ]. III. TATE s. Co.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
B. W. ANDERSON VS.. JOHN TRENT.

i A N ORIGINAL. ATTACHMENT
- having been sued out by the plaintiff
against the estate Of the defendant, before A. j.
Dons4dsons q Justice OF tho Peace for Ha1nblen
county, Tennessee, retur able before Justice of
SAID county, It being alleged in the adaVit for the
attachment that the defendant has absconded, or
so conceals himself, that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him, and said attachment
having been levied by the Sheriff of Hamblen
county ON one hogshead of tobacco as the property
OF the defendant, and said Sheriff having returned
said attachment before the undersigned with his
endorsement thereon. 1t Is therefore ordered by
me, that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the YOUNGSTOWN GAZETTE notifying said
defendant, John TreEt, to appear before me at my
once, IA ND ErissoWn, Hamblen county, Tennessee
ON TUESDAY, the Goth day of JUNE, 1877, and
make defense to the plaintiffs action, or 1t win be
proceeded with Ex-PAKTE. This May II, 1877.
A. J. DONALDSON,
Justice Of the Peace for HambIen county, Tenn :
May 16. 4w.
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J. H Tate s. Co. know the wants of
the public in the line of Cigars and To-
baccos. They keep the favorite brands
at the lowest prices. ~
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EB-Judge G. w. Heiskell, of Mem
phis is in Rogersville, to spend a few
weeks of the hot weather with his
friends in the mountains. Welcome!
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DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice of
medicine thirty years, and
fora long time was demon
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College of Geor-
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
a nd are free from all
Quackery.
He has succeeded in
combining in them the
h eretofore antagonistic
qualities OF a strengthen
ing, PHrgGtiUe, aud a PgY-
Gfy51g tonic.
Their first apparent eff
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
to properly a ssimilate,
Thus the system is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
Excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
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[NI THIS CAUSE IT- APPEARS

s. For the Spring trade Pittman is
,makinga good lot Of fancy Webster Tie
and Centennial Buckle Shoes, lower
than ever before. 1e
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-11

Good, better and best pillow shoes at
on Main Street. Produce of
all kinds taken in exchange. s
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CB Hon. John A. Mckinney will hold
the next term of the circuit court at
M0rristown.
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Died.

Departed this life, July 0, 1877, LoULA
F. MINIS, infant daughter of NJ. J. and
Mary A. Minis, of Leadvale, aged two
months and twenty days.
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Money may be scarce with you, but
remember that J. Fl. Tate & Co.'s prices
are in proportion to your purses.
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A new and beautiful line of Spring
Dress Goods just received by ]. Fl. Tate
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Boots and Shoes of every style and
quality at J. II. Tate s. Co.'S.
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Go to ]. Fl. Tate & Co.'S. for New
Goods.
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Those beautiful prints at J. Fl. Tat,
& Co.'S. are extremely cheap.
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In Chancery at R1tIedge, Tenn.

In Chancery at RItIedge, Tenn.
J. LII AsIEY, and Others,l BILL II
,wARHAM EAsLEY; lsT Cross BILL.
and Warham Easley VS.. ]. i. Easley, ct. al.-Bin
S 9 and Cross Bin for collation. Of advsncements
S. aud settlements of estate OF Warham
- s-.rs Easley, Sr.
MNFTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
from the cross bin, which Is sworn to, -ths.
the defendants, Miller Woodson Easloys !. X !
Lacy, LouisianA Lacy, Ahab Bowen Mary Bowen,
Albert and Cordio Malone, and the other children
of Elizabeth Malone, whose names are unknown :.
Mary Easley, Adaline Knighton, ID. y. Knighton,
another child of William Easley whose name and
residence is unknown; the children Of Warhan
Goodwin whose names are unknown; Catherine
Brooks, Eliza Addison, - Addison, Lucretia
Patterson, - Patterson, are non-residents of
the State of Tennessee, that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon them. 1t Is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks In
the MoRRIsTOwN GAzETTEs Newspaper published
in the town OF Morristown, Tenn, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear before the
Chancery Court at Rutdedge or before the 3rd
Monday OF October. 1877, and make defence to said
cross bin, the same win be taken for confessed
and set down fof hearing Ex PARTE. June 18th,
1877. sessassssef c. r. GROVE, @ - NJ
VOL IL no. IT-4w. ~
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ROGERSVILLE, JULY IL, 1877.
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Mirrors of all sizes, and cheap, at y
FL. Tate s. Co.'S.
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tsst TATE
EPSON sP RIM 6,
Near MorristOs0n, East Tenn,
THOS. TOMLINSON,
FOR THE SEASON OF 1877.

Having leased for the current season, this well
known health resort, we are now receiving and en-
pertaining visitors at REDUCED CHARGES. The
Hotel and appurtenGnces have been renovated and
placed in superior order, and VIII be so kept and
maintained during the season.
Our table win be supplied in accordance with the
tastes and wishes Of our visitors, but Country
Fare, prepared in the very best style and with .
view to the wants Of the invalid needing food ~
once palatable, nourishing and restorative, espec
ally in the line of the production Of the dairy.
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HMinerar Hill Springs, !:
. sBEAN'S STATION, -.
GRANGER COULTY, TKNN:1;

This well and favorably known resort Resort for
health and pleasure is situate nine miles from
Morristown, Tennessee, from which point they are
accessible by q line of
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PERSONS TAXI on FLzsE,
WORTH EHEn wzlaAT N GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, ky.

LOUISVILLE, ky.
Aug. 8, 1878.
DIR. Turf Dear Sir :
For ten years I have been
a mar yrto dyspepsia, con-
stipation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the rnateria mediea for re.
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought to my
notice. 1 began their use,
and the first dose gave me
such relief that I continued
to take them. ! am now a
well man, have a good APP
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared,
and / have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. /
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON.
They are perfectly
harmless, can be taxi
en- by young or old
without restraint of
diet or occupation.
PRICE as CENTS.
OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK.
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODSi
NEW GOODSl s NEW GOODSl
CHEAP AGOODSl CHEAP GOODS!
CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!
AT j. Ell. TATE & co.'s.
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line Table e. T., v. & G. R.R.
T. O. g O. r. r.

e., q. O.. ~ g. X. r.
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-Sundays
excepted.
Arrive at AfOrPistoWn $50 p. m. Depart 7:25 m.
Arrive At Wolf Greek. u.2sa. N. Depart 2:30 p. m.
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HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT.

L. L. POATS, EDITOR.
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TATE EPsoM sPRING

Is conceded TO be one Of the most powerful and
curative OF al the Mineral Waters. We confident
~ assert that il Il without superior. and for the
truth OF the ASSERTION refer to the thousands who
have, in past seasons, from every section of the
country visited and tested the virtues of this wa
ter: These are our references, and willing
Water ahipped 70 al parts Of the United States
In new Iron Hoped Poplar Barrels at IS per bbl I:
IN gallon bottles, rs per doz.; in quart bottles,
At 81 Is per dox 1.-TWO dozen bottles In easel deliv-
cred IN depot. sTerma cash. Remit by Post Once
order payable ct Morristown, Tenn, or by Regis
tered letter or New York Exchange to Tate Spring,
Tenn. Have shipped over 200 b5ls. during the lAst
year $50 va MS-aMa Aa
Comfortable Hacks, and q daily mail win run
from MoFristown 20 the Spring, 10 miles, during
the entire season.
will take great pleasure in promptly answer
ing all letters Of inquiry.
Z e A THOs. FoAfLINsoN.
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oFFICE----
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK.
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Comfortable Hacks.
s Different Mineral Springs,
Rheumatism, ScrOfula,

Maldrial or other Blood and 5ksn Diseases.
THE HOUSE, GROUNDS AND FURNITURE
in good orderr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
DIR. SHINES CASE.

large number OF spectators assembled in the cx.
afternoon to listen to the which ex-D Deputy
Coroner Shine, of the First ward defendant tho
charge, II viii be remembered, was pointing pistol
at ono Rikcr aud using threatening language
The day previous DR.. Shine voluntarily surrendered
himself, nesriug thai warrant had been
Duty paroled him until the formal exam NATION.
sons present were Detectives Fold ana oconnor. Ut
the District Attorneys sice, VINO seemed 70 takc
strange aud mysterious interest In the defendants
movements The mystery however, was
piaiucd BY DR.. ShIue's counsel William +. Howe,
who when Justice took his seat launched out In
strong language against the compia nant and those
urging him to action.
'lherc sit tho detectives" said the counsel, point.
ing the men from tho District Attorneys Office,
.armcd with warrant Tor DR.. shines arrest rho
complainant Understand, In Violation OF ~. right and
justice this morning appeared before the Grand Jury
Ing that the already under examinat
police court Its villanous outrage" shouted the
counsel, bringing his hand down on the desk with
bang ut shows deep scaled malice and so contempt
for this Court"
fhe complainant, a young man, hung his head
gated by the magistrate adu,tod having gone before
the Grand Jury and done as alleged he did not, he
SAID INFORM tho Grand Jury that the case had gone 70
tho poIce court.
Justice Duty remarked that the proceeding .
reflection both on the who issued the war
rant, Justice Smith, and himself; but he would, OF
course, bow to tho action oil the Grand Jury.
Tho prisoner was thereupon given over 70 the
detectives, who took MIN before the District A.
torncy. Tina, Official released him on 81 o01 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
LOWING AT YONKERs.

ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE PALIsADE BOAT
The ANNA, regatta of tho Palisado Boat Club came
of at Yonkers yesterday afternoon, the prizes
being gold and silver medals presented by
the officers Of tho association. As usual tho
event attracted large number Of spccta-
tors, tho steamboat Fort Leo, chartered
the OCCASION being laden almost her guards with
relatives aud friends OF the mombers, Che greater
part being ladies'. Owing to the surface Of tho
Hudson, occasioned by stiff breeze, the contests ara
ranged take place between the senior and JUNIOR
SOULS espectively were postponed.
The first for double scull working boats and
open residents of Yonkcrs members OF the PAIL
SADIE Boat Club The course was from point nearly
opposite Mount ST. Vincent TO Glenwood, distance OF
miles. In this contest there were three entries.
Alter gong the nrs mite Of the boats pulled
out. The race, alter spirited contest was won by D.
Fisher and T. Rider. Time, Ism. Sos.
Tho second event was between the eight Dared
barges Resolute ana Pallsadc, mile ON the
word being gwen the crew OF tue last med barge,
using stationary seats took the water nrst and thus
gained slight advantage over their competitors. This
was only temporary, however, AS tho crew
Of the Resoldte, IN sliding seats after few
strokes fully made up the slight deficiency. Both
bar2es kept abreast of each other untii half the
hd been gonc over at which time Pail sados
pulling 40 aud tho Resoutes "a strokes per
minute. The Resoutcs, however, slowly forged
and continued to cnghen the distance between
herself ana inc Paiisaue untii arriving at the STAKE
boat. she passed three lengths In advance
OF the latter. Time, 5m 91ss
The third race was between pair-oared gigs, a
mile course. Tnis WAS won Ivy the crew composed OF
y > Leo, how: e. q. shaw, stroke, and Z. Logan, Jr,
Time, On los
The last most interesting OF the occasion
was between the iouroared shells NJ. +.
Rowe, Uncle Ben and II. 1. keyser, over "a two mile
course After the boats Kept well together
for " cw hundred yar1 when the last named craft
commenced 10 drop ushinJ ana was bnaly dis,anccd.
the oner two crews appeared about equally matched
muscle and endurance the shells cutting the water
speed unit within quarter OF mile Of
stnkeOoat, when tho NJ. h. Rowe put spurt snd
this placed hDr bow few inches IN advance of
that OF rival and nnay passed the inning point
about three feet ahead. Time. lin. as.
The Commttee OF Arrangements was composed OF
Mcssrs. NJ \. Rowe, a. 4. Kcyscr, T.. A. jackson,
William n. King aud II. b. Starr. Judaes--V. q. Au-
dubou, Carmansvillc Rowing Association, and William
McFsriauc, Vesper Rowing ana Yachting Association
Reeree--.John ". OIyer. TimcKe epcrs-M. Free-
boorn, Duuniless Boat Club, and J. Marion Pollock,
knlcKcrpocker Athletic Club.
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BASEBALL.
HARTFORD VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VICTORY
FOR THE FORMER

HARTFORD VS.. CINCINNATI VICTORY
FOR THE FORMER.
The attendance at the Union Ground yesterday to
witness the first gamc Of the season, in Brooklyn be-
tween the Hartford and Cincinnati clubs, was smaller
than 1t has been at any other League game in Brook
lyn, this season, not than four hundred specta
tators being present Play called at four O'CLOCK
with the home cIdb, as Is the custom, the bat
The lrst two strikers were easily disposed OIL next
two, however, were permitted TO reach their ON
errors by Foley ana Meyerlc Ferguson closed the
inning by going out at Grst base. The Cnciunatis
then went IN for their nall Of the inning Pike hit
sharp ground ball to START who stopped " prctty and
beaded OF PiRe at first base. Manning hit hard line
ball 10 Carey and reached first on the hit but was
thrown out at second by Allison to Burdock, Jones 60
ing out on bound to Allison In the second inning
the Hartfords scored three runs but ono
ba hit, Mcyerles errors giving all tho runs
10 the HartiOrds. In the third, fourth and
fifth innings the Hartfords added three
runs To their Tho Cincinnatis retired Ia
SUCCESSION up TO the fourth inning wAcn they
two runs, neither OF which earned. Pike lcd oil
for the Cincinnats IN the sixth inning with three
base All. Naming reached lrst called balls and
Jones followed with another threc-basc hit giving
them two more runs and bringing the up TO
within wo runs OF that the Hartiords Ia the sew
enth aud ninth innings the Hartiords did Iemcn-
dous batting, making eight clean hits, with total of
eleven, and scoring six runs closing the game fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely is again absent at Saratoga on bries
vacation. The executive duties in tho meanwhile wall
be performed by Alderman Purroy.
An ordnance is pending before tho Board Of Alder
mon prohibiting ''auy owner vsnder or retaller OF
charcoal fish, fruits, vegetables brooms woodenwms
xindling wood, or owner or driver Of any junk
cart" from blowing any horn other instrument N
the discharge OF thor labors
Tue Common Council estimates for 1878 have juss
been IN TO the Board Of Apport comment BY Clerk
Twomoy. fnc sum OF Sll< 500 s asked Tor the year.
The Aldermen Will not meet again until the nrsS
Tuesday ot september II II not probable that their
'R ng'' investigating committee will commence work
before that time.
A rooul has been prepared by the Commissioner OF
Public Works At tue corner OF Grand ano Centre
streets Tor the purpose OF testing Vie ulunLrasas
power Of gas supplied W ths city.
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A NEW RACE COURSE.

PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS TO BE re-
OPENED AND NEW TRACK CONSTRUCTOR.
The lovers OF horse racing In this section OF the
country will be pleased to know that the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds, near Parkvc, Ia l., are to be recon.
sructed and that the brilliant asscmblagcs there IN tho
past to be lar ecpsod by the dazzling gatherings
OF tho future. Some eight or ten years ago tho Fair
Grounds were naugura,cd, and tho Prospect Park
Fair Ground Association, composed OF a humber of
Brooklyns most wealthy citizens, constructed
tho track. Notwithstanding tho grounds wero
difficult TO reach, except by private conveyances large
crowds we're attracted thtner by the appearance upon
the track, at different periods, Of such we'll known
stcppers as American Gir General Butler Goldsmith
Maid, Mountain Boy, Judge Fullerton and Lady rhorno.
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A SAILBOAT REGATTA.

regatta will take place on Sunday, August 10, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, from the Atlantic Docks Brook
lyn the to DO sailed for two fine gold medals Tho
entries for Whitehall boats, sails limited 10 six
teen yards, from boat stationed at
Hamilton terry around Robbins Reef Lighthouse and
return. Boats be entered up 10 one hour before
tue start
Among the entries are the celebrated whitehall boat
Gamecock, commanded by the veteran boatman Pat
rick Collins also the new boat Scud just launched,
copmanded by Captain Quigiey likewise The saliboat
Clipper, Captain John Mason. The dls. medal viii be
gwen To the boat making the fastest time over the
course ana the next 10 lhc bes. managed boat Twenty
entries have been made thus lar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18

FAVORABLE WIND AND WEAT Their.
Splendid Shooting by Many OF the Mem.
bers Of the Teams
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE herald. ]

NEWPORT, H. l., August IL, 1871
The long talked Of challenge match between a team
OF five from the Philadelphia CLUB and an equal num-
Der from the Narraganset Club took place this alter
noon the grounds of the latter, this place.
The Philadelphia Club, as announced IN the HERALD,
challenged the Narragansett Club July. The clia
lengo was promptly accepted, and yesterday set
Tor the match. The visitors arrived On Wednesday,
and with tho Narragansett team had sepa-
ratio practice match Yesterday, hut the scores
oil each were not up TO those recorded TO-
day. The victory has been won In very sub
stantal manner by the Management team who, at the
close OF tho twenty-lourth round, had killed six more
birds than their opponents, and, Wow OF this fact,
II not deemed advisable to shoot the last round,
tor the visitors had chance OF winning the match.
Tie Phiadciphians bird ahead in the second
aud third rounds, and on the fourth the teams
EVEN. The Narragansetts led on all the other
as