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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-05
What Hampton Body Servant Thinks Of
the President.

Columbia Is. c. Correspondence OF the
Charleston News and CourieTJ
Gov. Hampton's faithful body guard.
"Uncle" Billy Rose, who accom-
panied him throughout his trip to-
illinois, reached Columbia yesterday,
having left the Governor in Atlanta.
Billy left Columbia rs Uncle Billy,
but returned as "Mr. Rose the latest
and most sincere and enthusiastic con-
vert TO Mr. Hayes policy. Mr.. Rose
says Rockford, Illinois, rcmindsh him of
Liberia, which place hc visited some
years ago. The points of resemblance
which struck Mr.. Rose were two: "He
was the only white man in Liberia,
and the only black man i'm Rockford"
He depO~es further, thar thc darkies of
the Northwest treated him with AZ
much distinguished consideration AZ
the white people accorded to the Gov
ernor. He was introduced to Mr..
Hayes on the train, and had short
conversation with the President and
his wife, i'm the course of which the
President remarked that during the
war his brigade captured body SER
want of Gen. Gordon, who remained
with them some time and was very
much liked by the soldiers. "Ges,"
said Mr.. Rose, "but YOU were not
smart enough to capture me-" Billy
has seen service. He was the body
servant of Gen. MaXcy Gregg, who
was mortally wounded at Fredericks-
burg, and remained with his master
until he died. Billy's reply 10 the
President caused IA smile all round,
and the conversation is now laid up i'm
Billy's memory among his chiefcst
treasures He makes no secret Of his
own inmost political conviction that
Mr.. Hayes is "mighty fine man"
Billy was made the recipient of high
hat vile i'm Louisville, and he now
wears this as souvenir week days
and Sundays alike.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-05
Grim Satire.
Baltimore Gazette.

The people Of Louisville, said Mayor
Jacob in his address of welcome to Mr..
President Hayes, "prOud OfthCirgrand
statesman, 'Old Harry of the West
who uttered one of the nOblCst Scnti-
ments that ever fell from the lips of
mortal man: Il would rather he right
than he President greet ioyousIy his
disciple.u We are bound Ia suppose
that the Mayor of Louisville made this
comparison i'm good faith, but il really
reads like grim satire in print. Hayes
a disciple of Henry Clay-Of the man
who would rather bc right than he
President! Never during all the
troublOus times of last winter, when
Republican madness threatened toseat
usurper at the point of the bayOnct,
was the voice of Rutherford B. Hayes
heard in protest against that outrage.
He was dumb when the returning
board conspiracy reused the scurn Of
every honest man; dumb when il was
proposed to force the cOunt-in by Pres
ident-prO-tem. Ferry; dumb when
public opinion demanded the electoral
commission; dumb when the Republi-
can cOnspiratOrs urged the rejection of
all evidence of fraud; dumb as an
oyster to the end, when the eight-by-
seven laid the stolen Presidency at his
feet. Not once did the words of Henry
Clay rise to his lips: az would rather
be right than be PTCsidcnt.n Well
did he know what sacrifice those words
implied. 1t Is grim, cruel, cutting
satire to say that this man, whom
chance raised to power, is the disciple
of Kentucky's fuvorite son; and we
are not surprised to learn that Mr..
Hayes "did not reply" If ever, i'm
the course of his life, he has felt the
sting of conscience, he must have felt
it then. For Mr. Hayes is the first
American who has shown that he
would rather he President than he
right, and the name Of Clay will he
held i'm tender reverence by the people
long after his own shall have been
consigned To oblivion. Let old Ken
lucky greet her Presidential guest with
all due courtesy, but let her not forget
hereafter the unfathomablc gulf which
yawns between the patriot and the
pretender:
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-05
Where Is Nr. ThasnP'

A Nashville young lady, now a
teacher in one of the public schools of
Knoxville, i'm letter to her father in
this city, referring 10 the Presidential
reception i'm Knoxville, tells this
amusing incident:
While the party were at Mr.. Dick
ensOn's on Friday evening to take tea,
Mrs. Hayes took upon her lap little
girl, daughter of n Southern lady.
The mother told her that she was sit
ing on the lap of the Presidents wife,
when the little one turned to Mrs.
Hayes and asked, "Where is Mr.. Til
den?N
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-05
Hendricks and Tildsn.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

"Please state" said Thomas II.
Hendricks in horse whisper 10 a re-
porter, Immediately on his arrival at
New York, "that my health is superb,
feel ten years younger than l did
when boy and my muscle and appe-
how did you leave Mr.. Tilden?" said
the reporter, with considerable in
terest. "PoOr man, poor manv said
Mr.. Hendricks shaking his head.
"AIere skin and bones, hectic flush,
"A horrid cough and all sorts of dread
ftII things. He may live to get home
but he's fading away, fading away,n
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-05
COLUMBIA
HIGH SCHOOL
Columbia, Tennessee.
7. F. SEWER, Principal.
H.B- EDMISTON, Associate Prin

rbe, first term of this school will open in
the College Building on Monday, Sept. Bird,
lS77 Tuition from $500 to $500 per month,
<accortiiou TO advancement. An incidental
fee Of sI. 90 per term Will be charged each pu-
nil. All bills due at the end of each school
month. For pupils entitled TO 6enent OF
SCHOOL studies. For circulars containing
further information, apply to
r. r. SEWER, Principal.
or RI. IL. EDMISTON, Associate Principal.
Aug. 3I.lS77,
, 1877-02-17
TOWN TALK,
NOW THE DECISION ~ RECEIVED,

Sptctat 0tspafch IL Tie Tribune,
WAsnta0ToS, u. e., Feb. lB-Thu decision
In tho Louisiana russ Is accepted BY everybody
as tiual and conclusive VI tl,s whole Presidential
controversy, md while many Vi tlro Democrats
cannot he said to b. disappointed with It, thcy
are 3ouo tltt less Indignant. Thu IubbIes nt,l
corridors Ut ttIu leadlnS hotels aro tillc,l thu
evening with e1v!tcd politicians, discussing tho
eYcnts Ut tho day. Thu Republicans, Ut cvur.c,
arc highly elatc! Eur tl,e ttrst time stnee tho
I'll OF November they fccl " though nil daubk
Ut Goy Hsycs' inauguration lind been
ErInovcd, anA so tho Victory for
whtv1' they laborcd - long anu 30
ears,estly, aul which hAs been 10 tardlly arsprd.
I'd to them, Is t!nally wun. Tic Dcmocrats, on
tltu other hanu, ase uxCited aud tnutgnant. A
few OF thetn would undoubtedly be glad to re-
soft II the ntost
E4rksun MsAsuass ::
to preycut tho Republicans from enIoyiug their
Y!rtorY, but It IL doubtful Il u sufficient number
gan bo rallied fur this purposr. Some Of tho
molesuto Democrats evcn .Aru very bltter 10 ae-
cus!ug tho Republicans Of bad faith Ia connection
with thu appointment aud urtion OF the Cvu,-
tnfsslon. They say thut II was understood by
thoss wlo fsa,Mc1 thu. bill, uud BY
lts principal supporters III both Houses tlxt II
tho questions Ut Issue were submitted to Cot..
mission tilat tribunal should take Into uonsIdce-
atIon solne paEt ef the eylucncs, 1t least, UPON
wh!ch they baaed their caso, and tl.uy anu.unce
to:uixht thrlr liberalization u least tu put
upon rreorl
4 pKoTksr
showing tho bad faith os the Republican n,em-
bers Of the Cosnu, isston iu nut living up Ia sbs
agreement. Aumoes are lu circulation this
evening Ut Democratic gatherings md couler-
rncea In differnnk nufts If tlJn tjtv
, 1877-02-17


,r5Ta M ,ontEl u9defStAnd youf
hsY4Enr rnnh r+,t"h "a! tnht tho Con1misstou
hsvn fn3n+htn-i ss!ustes 5ou oneseos Jou
.jnd~s ~ 70 u!8o'
Iust{e.E ES TM Hf.
rithdraxn' cal" '"o 'aotfon '8 tasa
Cnmnfsaio{S9 g
bers al IL s;es IS s.,,,, ~ taaa taIec mem
the rr,nrt tn9 .GI n,.f. "e spPo'ntsn 70 prepare
r.. ~ nn.E9 .oulsianA Case, and that re-
CommIssis>, nro,<t H., ..., A., ..,!
that Sad bet,, s9G ,o cn'u .net .e anesao1
aintssabity # cvfIcnc mi h. hnT,r1,t H.. "
now onnht r. o., int ~. "n ..,n. lo tney
Then. or, rnnt,1n ~ f'n-n-nis.ta ~ tuo e.ae.
Commfss5nn a. s.an ~o"'''''ss1ohcr 1ios1' 1os
f,~ ,,,,,t..e;a 'Sio sEtHEE esssloa
Commissioner ravpc mnvct. that ,,o han. +.
allowed carh titlc f.; :, ,i,irh ~ ,m.ta ~, - 20
by the {:nmni.sfor. '''s'' W ''a@o arguments
f:omtnf..;"nas u"-a.,a ., A..
pursued yesterday giving fur nntl n t,aN hours
~ t,s.S sasn n".s ~ Argue tno wholc question wa
, 1877-02-17
Mr.. Hewitt Gives Assurance
Of q Gratifying Char
acter.
The Democrats Win Accept the
Result as in Honor Bound.
How the Decision WAS Received
In Washington, Now York,
aud Elsewhere.
Senator Kelly, Of Oregon, Makes q
Lame and Leaky Statement.
VICTORY.
THE HIGHT PREVAILS.

THE HIGHT rHEFAttE.
w..u,naroa ] n1 n - w ~ T." ~ HTIc,o-v % =, ,,,t
r,.. ~, - ~ - ~ w. ' ;..."r's' -.
. in1 ~!!' o. Inc AnSs'nn people, unm@taSao'y
been th,rar,cd hv corrunt onI d..trni,,v nan .,
oss' t""".N" " eo'.aps u''a oes',n'.s 'non'
rca. tho a"
snnrarrd IN ,nvron III, fr,n,, ,n,i, ~. non,n.
M aptsatsa a ~ 9n".ap sns Iu1usot UNI" lug uenio-
ernts. flushed T1th apparent satcccss, moved tho
reference OF ccrtai,, dtsnutcd ouesttons tn mn
1SI,.".~.a1 Ta.,,.',. r tr,'' t,s t. ~. w - -
~ 1855 ~, .':,, asvaoo t.n' -, ~
-. ,n"sa o',t nos '.''a' ~" ~ w.. ~ "'ta ~. ~
'ss,,,., 'ss .os - "ua'1 .nsas' a."t .aa. .u0 e'ao
49, s. eS,.. 49,, '.tn AassAo.u :" '.' ."o
"sna..1 - 49,. 49, sc.,t.'', "o,e ~. .atA .,
s.,. Htt n'opo.su :. t1.oaua'' ~ tao ~.
!e'y a1opteo ~ a"u nsS p'"se4 wy" '"e
''aaa.soooA. "..ns =. scees'eo Ioe appsosa. u
I"t psaos"At oa TUE 'o'st GoAa'1Fs*
l"., Hn'sa ''aanea W. ~ was approved pY tno uem'
t1na' ta.'. 9 .ususes y u aeaatoss ana "spsg,sa1a'
..,' s' o.a :. 'e>o!'Su n'"lot.l1 VI .nc oe"o3
e!a.s .s. o13 ,1 ~ eet 1ou.o ., eonssss l'egs.- ,
.,a.s. .,... .ts"tt' ." - teM .o.n' "ao W." ~
~ ~, s.lsnI.nAoa ,"sh aat'ns s"o 1cesat pont-
Nas e'.'a,e.' ""u wa " aa'o pce" n's ocs'o'
IVY " o'aso nau ho ocon e!ce&eu, "ent " ~"
" suo1n't ~ sno ".u1' VI t"o W. " '"v t'"e.,
aa .a'G oaee "'su a's '.uo' ~ 'ssn.'"t. ,.e"tt
taea .1aac socoeo on 10o pfopo'eo ptan' IN
.n.en ~. w u sa'a:
mesats ~ aH, ~ ,isp pr.sia.n as ~ ~. ~ y H.
Dsnoerate .da that It Is messure to make iiayes
rss:ilsnf: can 9ssatsr trihate b Gsid u shs .b;
ianEiy desi.ss ,sst 1T an no. I" ~ ays H.,
allowed myself to rprcni4te on thu sr4ult, except
tttas poth cansidste1 earnot eunS ~ that tao n1a
nd tast. wh,ie lbs lsuTer. Of cYi II W.T. wi th1;
10 assFted ths conssltutun, and ths !s.rcs for 1t
~ ~ op9tas mlna wheh - - ette.tial t. ths ,ts'
crties, viii not b. wcstfmrI Or dsstsossS.
When the Electoral Commission decided, after
hearing long arguments fruu, cuioeus counsel,
that Congress could not 70 bcli1li tho !egtts-
mate returns from Florids, some OF tho Demo
cratic NepFvsentat,yes'
AApn wnr FACES.
while others expressed tho hopcs that the dect.
siou On tha Louisiana returns would be mora
favorable TO them. payld Dudley Field ulone
, 1877-02-17

COMMITTEE TO DRAFT THE REPORT,
:, JUSTICES Miller snd Bradley and Representative
Hoar we're then appointed q committee to lratp
tue sepoEt uf tho decision. With trtci state
mcnt Of the reasons therefor, to bc signed hy
the members agreeing thcrclrl, and TO be- traos-
initted othu joint session Ut the two Houses as
REQUIRED fI BY tnc Eleetural nrt. a recess Of
lor drafting the rcpoTt. which, upun the reas-
eeinb>!DE of the Commission, was presented.
ana after being read was elgncd by sIcssrr. Mil
It,, Strung. Bralley, Edmunls, Morton, Frc
Tho report Is to tho following effect:
Ths Electoral Commission having rcccIvd Certain
M Fsaaot. S,a pspefa nn'Srs T. be certificates
e.ran zee s liz 81 na
;he '.ms aad bus dselasa md doss hereby decide
;sa;': "i;: f.: t. }s''fif f;::. ';ss:
sstesss C. of wa s xss! sasas nasa Il 'h
tail state. which votcs IRE ccrtided l,y .a, pcr.
sons ~ appears BY certificates sanmfascl To- tic
eail cunmisaluu nnt herewith r:tnsncd. nra tho
s yots. piosllcd fut by Tho Constitution Ut tsc
Cnssd States, and thai TIC sumo rse lawlnly uba
for Rutherford i. Hayes. Ut the Stills Of THO for
r;;es.issot ~ sight !oles tot W!li!aa, + WhstsT
The CDnIn,i.stun also deciden md scu,rts tltt
The eight persons arst !eforc. na,ci were in1y nn.
pointed EcctosB in and bY the Stnte Of fouEr!1na.
THE 6AUuSD ur III, NEei.jOS.
ttatcA briefly IL substAli ally ~ follows:
That II IL not coniiusela IL 60 into the estdcnca
d.tHH4e n ~ thu MpCrs osHIed By tho President
o! tho sthafo ln the pfcso Ut tIt TWO uuacs to
prove that other 1trsuta tfan t!to.o regulatIy
ctrttheta by tic GovrFut nf tits ttatr Ut lui4aaa
70 and aecoldlng to tho differentiation and doeata.
t!on Of their appointment: In other words, 10 10
behind tho certificate Of the uUyrrnor, 20 far ~ It
4 founded upon ths action Of thu Returning
Board.
The report will also statc that tho Com1nts.
sou could not rcc,ise any evidence to st,uw tuat
any Electos was ineligible Oh the 1tli Of No:
ycn'ber, tic day 1t tlic election, oil tic ground
that Il was mt essential to show that an Elc--
tor was eligible Oh that day 10 long
IL he wus sllCl'ac when l,e cast hls
yoto in ths Electoral College, and tho fart
appeats that tic alleged !nriidbo Electors,
HrcwstcF amt Levlsrci were chusru Il, It'll yasat..
ecies ra1tsc.l BY their own aosrncu from tho Col
ltGe, utd there was no allegation of tho incligt-
lalIty at thu time they cass tlcIr yutc. 'rlio
Conitntsslnn remained In session until o'clock
when At' ADJOURNMENT to y. IL. tu-nlorrow was
While tho Cunnlissiou was In secret session
rcrnarks wcrc 1nade by Messrs, Morton, Thur
fnan, Garfield. Dayani, Edmunds, ilunto,,, iluar,
and Bradley, this last nnruc.l rosing the dis.
cusslon.
, 1877-02-17

baby SHOW!

Tho National Association OF Fanciers will hold
BABY Show in the Exposition building MONDAY
and TUESDAY Of noxt week. from = to o'clock
In tho afternoon. Tho following liberal premiums
Will bo offered:
For the hAndsomest and healthieet. looking hoy
Or clrl baby over months, and under 10 months
OF age:
Frat Prsxc, Solid Silver Cup. ya1us.+ .".s25. 90
Second Prize. Gold Coin. TO- 90
Samr, over 10 months md undcr 3 years Of Agc:
First Prize. Solid Silver Cup. fa1uc.. %
Second Pfixo. t1old Coin 0fn.................. TO- 90
For tho handsoEcst and hca1thfest. looking pair
Of twins ovaF months and under u months Of
First rtixs, Handsomely Carved Black NAL
nut Child's Donblo Bedstead. fauu. ...+ eo5. 90
Second pFIzo, Cold Cotn................... 10. 90
Same. over Is months and under 3 years Of ago:
First and second prizes san1c 40 above.
For the 1ncst display Of children Of ono birth,
not less than ttlplcts, under yoars Of age:
oo!uNo!H...t..t. w
The judgng will be done by balluts. Tho chill
dren receiving the highest number Of votes will re-
cuive tho prizes.
Comfortable quarters will bo provided for tho
lItttc ones. No entry fec charged.
Entries received up To- Monday noon, Fob. 10,
By g. j. WAitD. Secretary,
Exposition liulding.
, 1877-02-17

md the vote upon It announced.
TUE DEMOCRATS Loot nork
when they learned tho result Of the frat Vt
these yotcs. For aone unknown reason they
hid been gontident during klc whole dsy that
either E4muuds. Of lto4r, or Judge Bsad1ey,
would vota In favor Ut admitting evidence IN
one Of thesa points, but wien they raw
that ihe vote stood ~ In the Florida
raae, q tu 7, aud realized that the Commits
sloR hal liylled ta Atcorlauct with the political
sympath!es Of tlle meHlbers, they kno" taat
thsy ha4 nothlng u1uro 10 hopa for. The ke'
publIcans who lia.l bcca unab'v to conceal their
anxiety felt ~ though great loaa had been
lifted from thslr shoulders, aud they
couLpa'r uaLr auF sIlow Tasa
In thur eountcnunce4. All other questions that
had been settled BY tho commtsaiou wsse pra~
llutusry. The decisions In the Florida cass
were encouraging tu the Republicans,
md equally depressing to the
Democrats, lsxauac the latter had entertained
great hope4 that IT,, Iaw tn he case Vt Floridx
WA on thc;g aide, anaa that II might 6s ~ d.
clared bY the Commission. In the Louisiana
cast they depended inore upon the equities,
but cyen when Florida had been decided ag4lnat
thetu the Democrats, though temporarily dis
cour18ed, still hoped that tho now points which
Sney FA4oA 3E1auet sua aeRa4ItJ ot k1o Tctusn4
from, Louisiana might ba fsvorably considered,
and might turn ths scalo In their fayor,
Tonight tho Democrats hare give up Ill hope.
Ths law which they thought might be inter-
preted In thelr favor In the LouisianA cass Wa
turned agsInst them in the decision upon tho
Flor1as seturas, and
TIE LAST STRAW
At which they caught haa failed them 30 Dis
eusted wsFe they With the rulings Of tho Com
mtsston that thsy even refused TO ".
cept tho poor privilege Of making an
additional argument Of III hour Ia length ou
, 1877-02-17

TEE
COMMON
SENSE
TRUSS

VICTORIOUS over The whole world. Medal and nj.
ploA awarded Il tho Greatest Indupsrs1 Exhibition
the world has ever known. Tho Enttcd Statts Centen.
niat Report on Awards:
For originality In utc Of the mechanical arraDga.
ment for securing proper place and permanency Of
position 10 the Pad and direction of tho retaining
force Of The sprng.
For excellent Workmanship and qnalIty Of mate.
rails. htness Tot tho purpose intended; ctlenpness
and durability.
Approval Of Judges OF AwaFda: Z. u. Wnr7E,
II. u. ". 1tnrH, II. D., Surg. Gen. saxonY;
nr. EnEsr SosFItkecnt; J. II. THOMPSON, 4. M..
II. u.
Adapted by the limited 8tatca Government aud rsun
tries In Europe for 9otdlefs and reusoncrs, ~ the
hest in tho world.
Surgeons all recognize The fact II the only Truss
that positively cures Rupture ur Parker gives per.
sona, aitentiou 10 adIuatne: rxperitncn Of nfteen
JesEa. and kuasnntecs Satisfaction.
Manufactured hy nAtfrLETT. BUTMAN TAR.
KEE. ontcd ~ sate.st.. Chicago. Elastlc Stocking
onh Bf cur krteihlttt.
, 1877-02-17
EsANTA.
PAN I 8

Made from the follow
ing well-known Cassi-
meres, EQUAL in every
r e s p e t to Custo m
Work:
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08

The A9sculus Hippocastanum, or
Horse. Chestnut, commonly known as
the Buckeye, is regarded with great re-
verence, many persons carrying it in
their pocket as a kind of amulet. 1t is
a native of Asia, and was introduced
into this country about the middle of
the sixteenth century, and is altogether
worthyo high regard, as it possesses
wonderful curative properties when
used for Piles. If afflicted with that
disease use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment, so cents a bottle. For sale by
w. p. CARRIGER.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
Ask. Yo,,rseIf- these Ouestions.

Are you a respondent sufferer from
Sick Headach Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart? Have you
Dizziness of the Head? Is Blood cir
culate badly? Have you a Cough? Low
Spirits? Coming up of the food after
eating? etc, etc. All of these and much
more are the direct results of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now ac-
knowledged by all Druggists to be
positive cure, 100000 bottles were
given away in the United States through
Druggists to the people as trial. Two
doses win satisfy any person Of its won
derful quality in curing all forms of in
digesti0ns Sample bottles 10 cents. Re-
gular size 7Jcts. Sold positively by all
frst-class Druggists in the United States.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08

Florida.

Athrong of sufferers with coughs and
colds, annually go South to enjoy the
ethereal mIldness of the land of flowers.
To them we would say the necessity of
that expensive trip Is obyiated by Com
pound Honey of Tar, which speedily
vanquishes the coughs and colds Incl
dent to this rigorous cline. For public
regimen of s'pebbles and sea shore;"
clearing the throat until the voice rings
with the siIvery cadence of a bell. Use
Compound Honey of Tar. Price so cents
a bottle. For sale by w. p. Carriger,
MorTistown Tenn.
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Jos. II. McTeer.

This gentleman, so well known to the
merchants and people of East Tennessee,
succeeds the firm of Bearden 81 McTeer
in the extensive clothing house at Knox
vile. His Spring and Summer stock is
very large and complete, was purchased
at reduced prices, and his customers
will have the benefit of his intelligence.
While at Knoxville, last week, we had
an opportunity of pricing, his goods, and
were astonished at the low prices laid
upon them. A man can get a good and
suit anywhere between SO
and $50 as he may select. Everything
in the clothing line for gentleman can
be found at his store as low as anywhere
else in Knoxville or in the State.
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A GARD.

I have just returned from cambridge
and taken charge of my shop, at the old
stand, where Twill be glad to meet al
who may favor me with a call. Having
a full and new supply of all kinds OF
material necessary, and also, having rrc-
cured the services of a practical woi&-
man, [ am ready to meet the demands
of all. l return my sincere thanks for
past patronage, and hope, by strict at
tention and good work, to be favored
with a continuance of the same.
Respectfully, THEO. A. SALVO.
Morristown, J une %, I877-tf.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
HOTEL and LIVERY STABLE.

The undersigned has LEASED the
Dougherty Property, in Whitesburg,
and has thoroughly renovated and reft-
ted the Same, and is prepared to accom-
modate both permanent and transient
guests. His tabble will be supplied with
the very best the country affords. In
connection with the Hotel a Livery
Stable is attached, where horses can be
had at any and all times. Charges mod
crate. Will also run a regular Hack
Line to Rogersville. Drummers accom-
modated in any way. 1898 e
A. TEL. KIRKPATRTCK
WHITEsBURG, Tenn. v10 n49spd1sqr.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
Ice Cream.

Parties in Morristown can be supplied
with ice-cream from Mr. Peter Kern s
Saloon, Knoxville, by forwarding their
orders; the ice-cream will be sent in
'freezers. the tfreezers" beng return
ed the day following. Visitors from this
section, when in the city, should call on
Mr. Kern, on Market Square, and re-
fresh themselves with Soda water, Ice
cream, Fruits, &c Our country mer-
chants will please remember that Mr.
Kern is the leading wholesale Confec-
toner in East Tennessee. If.
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Special Notices.
A Needed Warming.

The country is being flooded with So
called Relicfs. Everybody seems to think
they can make one, and, knowing the
great popularity of Dr. Harris Great Re-
lief. they attempt to deceive the public
by painting off on the people mixture
having none of the virtues whatever of
Dr. Harris Great Remedy. We warn
everybody to be careful and get the gen
uine Harris Great Relief.
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j. H 1lATE & CO

have just received from the East
ern Markets a Large and well Sc
Iected Stock of Goods, and are
prepared to offer to their friends
of Hamblen and adjoining coun-
ties, some Rare Inducements i'm
Prices, and they respectfully So
Iicit those in search of Bargains
to call and examine their Stock
and Prices before Purchasing.
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To Our Customers.

Necessity knows no refusal,
Your wants must all be supplied;
Take warning, and see us as usual.
Before your money is applied.
Remember we stick to the old adage,
OF quick sales and small profits toos
And think of the other advantage, 81
Ofselecting from a stock nice and aelo.
In buying we have practiced economy,
And recommend the same to you5
For tisathe duty of every family,
To know we are selling close too
So don't fail to cali in to see us,
When you are passing our way
I on viii ind we are really solicitous,
To show you we mean all we say
J. III. TATE & Co.
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GB The wheat threshed in Hawkins
county this season is of unusually fine
quality: The yield, however, is very
small. If large crop is sewn this fall
and enough garnered to make bread for
the county until another crop is harvest
ed there will not be much left for mark
ct. The corn crop is promising.