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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-14
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PROPRIETARY
M EDICIN ES
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lie the 1oIfoicia0 re,ssesftss, hts sole dts-
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ts .fiesfed fs tho rotsspsiso quantity eI
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II will eradicate from the system every faint Of
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Aliens Strengthing Cordial

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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-01-24


er felt In the Senate Chamber Of the
nation. Tennessee viii have cause
to be proud Of him. as one of--her
repres entatives in that august body !;
and as a Fennessean We expect to
share this pride, and to have our Boz
som often warmed with it as we
shall witness his triumphs over our
enemies in that polemieal arsna.sAs
a TeRnesseaB, We repeat, we shall
participate in this pride OF feeling.
while now, as an East I'ennessedn. we
mourn the injnstice which has been
shown towards our section OF the
State, in the defeat of Hon. D, M.
Key. y. Z. H.
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The Required Answer.

RUssELLvLmE, TENN, Jan. %, 1877. r.
To the Editor of the dorristown Gazette
In your last issue 1 find an inquiry ad.
dressed to the Sc County Commissioners. y
There are no such officers as County
Commissioners; but thinking perhaps
was included among those of whom the
inquiry is made, shall state what /
know about the matter. When the
schools of 1875 were starting, / inquired
| Of the Directors of the Morristown dis
trict if they were going to have school.
/ was informed by the Chairman, Mr..
Morris, that they had become somewhat
involved by carrying the school of 1874,
and that they intended to use the money
of 1875 in paying off the Indebtedness of
the district, and in building a school
house. Again, when the schools of 1876
started, inquired after the school in
Morristown. The Directors still thought
it best to build a school-house before at
tempting to have a school. So much
for toky there has been no free schools in
Morristown for the last two years, so far
as I know Those who will take the
pains to consult to law, willfind that the
Directors have entire control of these
matters; the County Superintendent can
only GdUise or recommend. What has be-
come of the money is q question that
ought to be easily answered. The Trus-
tees books show what amount Of money
has been paid to the Clerk and Treasurer
of the district, and his books ought to
show what amount he has received and
what he has done with it. The law
gives any citizen the right to examine
the books Of the Clerk and Treasurer at
any time, and Mr.. Brown will doubtless
take pleasure in exhibiting them to any
one when may wish to examine them; or,
what would perhaps prove more salts
factory, make public exhibit in the
columns of the GAZETTE, showing the
financial condition of the district. The
people of Morristown ought to have,
must have, good public school-house;
ought to have, must have. good public
school. VIII not the Corporate author,
ities lend helping hand in this matter!
They can do something if they tciU. Let /
them think about it. am glad to have
people ask questions about school mat.
ters 1t shows that they are not entirely
Indifferent about schools; that there are
some who feel an, interest in the subject.
If we, the school officers Of the county,
are careless or negligent, inquire after
us; ask us questions. and if we are not
able to answer. promptly, your qass-
tons, zee ought to be. tssu~
.s8 n. III. SHERWOOD,
--- Cnnnfv Snnerinfendenk
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County superintendent
Hotel Arrivals.
AZ THK CAN HOUSE.

AT THE CAIN HOUSE.
The following are the arrivals at the
Turley House for the week ending Mon
day. January %, ls77s {. 80
FL. w. Holston, p. F. Voc, Noisy
Creek; M. Ell. Dick, r. e. L. BrazeIton,
Will III. Dick, j. j. Sawyes, Maj. j. III.
Meek, B. NJ Branner, New Market; T.
! O. Fellers, j. G. Duncan, Martha King,
M. Burger, W. w Leftwieh, G. n
Branner, Ell. G. Branner, C. e. Luckey,
John H. Rhea, n. e. Sutton, s. &c. Dis
mukes, Mrs. j. y. Scarborough, Knox
vile; w. A.. Patterson, N. fC.s5 j. W.
Funkhouser, ID. w. G. Senter, w. W.
Moffett, co. J. A. Rorrex, j, j. Waters,
VIM. Williams, j. ID. Templen, Geo.
Allen, Geo. Dennis, Geo. Williams, w.
Martin, David Proffett, Cooke CO. r.
M. Mckee, GreenevilIe; w. g. Read.
COT w. G. scruggss WaFrensburg; G..
O. Nenney, Ell. II Cain, Jacob Miller.
RusseIlYile; Ross Smith, Bell Buckle |;
G.. M. Lfndamond; j.. wv. Heard, Il. d.
Fulkerson, Baltimore, Nd; w. G.. Lind
sey, c. III. Sewers, j. A. Eickels, Bris-
toll; Ed. Peck, Chas. II. Peck, La.s T.
w. Helm, Big Lick. Va. +; j. A. Kenner.
RogersvIlle; Mrs. Paterson, Clifton: w.
". Hale, Minnesota; w. A, Haston, Va:
w. +. Morris, Bird epgFti Mrs. M. Long,
Nashville; Gen. John Portrum, Willow
Bend: q. NJ. Lunthican, Calhoun, Ga
Mrs. CloWd, Va; w. Parkinson, Gaines
vile, Ohio. AfEF
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We, the undersigned, would respect
fully present TO the people OF M0rria-
town. our patrons especially, and thn
public generally, the following: After
carefully weighing the opinions and ac-
tons of the best business men i'm the
country, coupled with our own observa-
ton and experience, we have reluctant
ly yet cheerfuliy determined 20 do awaV
with. the whole credit system, and sell aa
we buy-for cash. We do this reluct-
antly, knowing that il will cause cousid.
cradle Inconvenience and trouble at first,
and yet cheerfully, because we shall be-
enabled to put our goods down to q
point that 1t was impossible for ua to
reach tohen selling on long, or even short,
credit. We shall at all times keep &
market open for every class Of saIeahla
produce, for which we shall PAY CASH.
We are satisfied that this course win
result i'm good to ourselves and our pat
rons. It is apparent to any one who win
consider the matter that il la impossible
10 buy goods for cash, taking the extra
expense of books and collections, the
misunderstanding and mistakes attend
ing long running accounts, and sell 10 az
good advantage as for cash In hand.
Quick sales and small profits, fair deal
ing, and reasonable appreciation Of our
desire to serve the public, is all that we
ask. q a. saa, nrfi MI
In consideration of these facts, notice
10 hereby given that on and after the lse
day Of March, 1877, we shall sell for
CASH. All parties owing ns, or the
old firm of Brown, Crowell III Co., whose
accounts we assume, win please mako
arrangements to close their accounts,
and will say that in payment for Same
the highest market price will be allowed
for any kind of saleable produce. Z
Respectfully, 1874 / 19Y0
I BROWN 3 WELLS.
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We are pleased to chronicle the
cheering news that the idea improve
ment" has struck some Of our enterpris-
ing citizens broadslde, and they con-
template, at an early day, erecting aaat
and substantial buildings. We under
stand Messrs. Harris and Townsend viii
Immediately push work In the erection
of dwellings for each, and that othcfs
have announced their intention to fol-
low. This Is the grit and spirit we like,
and hope the idea may catch and spread
until every vacant Tot In town Is 6Gnus
pied with either a new dwelling or store
house upon it. Improve
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a GAlTRD.

To all who are suffering from the er.
rors and indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a, self-address-
ed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH It. In.
MAN Station d, Bi5ls House, Ncap York
Nov 15-6m
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His withdrawal -, however, absolute.
FINAL and unconditional. Should
time prove illat I am wrong and
That the majority Of the Democrats
in this convention are right, no man
In Tennessee will be more gFatified
than myself. Should a different re-
suit, however. follow our action it
will be my Consultations to know that
1 have in this struggle preseryered
IN a high conscientious discharge OF
the duty which deyolyed upon me.
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The People Want PROOF.

There Is no medicine prescribed BY
physicians, or sold Druggist, that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN SYR0P for
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease OF
the Throat and Lungs. A proof Of that
fact Is that any person afflicted, can gee
q sampleBottle for 10 cents and try ita
superior effect before buying the regu.
lar size at 10 cents Tt has lataly been
introduced In this country from Ger
many, and Its wonderful cures are aston
ishing every one that use it. Three
doses will relieve any case Try ih Sold
by G.. IT, Magee. a
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THEY THAT READ MAY
LEARN.
the Seven Springs Iron g. Alum
3iiFl Mass t ag

IL
I take pleasure9ln commending The
'tSeven Springs Massn 10 all who may
need simple and efficient remedy for
The ordinary ills Co which flesh IA heir.
To some of my friends IL has been in
valuable as tonic and restorakive IL
know one case OF FemaE liable recovery
from Chronic Dyspepsia. Itis pana-
cea for sick Headache--both to cure
when it comes. and to prevent IL saken
Ia time. One great virtue is, &c Is not
bad 80 take-not often true of physic.
Respectfully, G.. r. PHRcR.
) No one can read the ataave testimony
without Feeognizjng the Importance, al
such remedy. Every family needs and
should use this Mass. The cost Is moth
ing compared TO its virtues For f.
males dc cannot be Too highly recon-
mended. This Mass n for sale bF fiji.
a.. Wiseman, Druggist, Danville, Va,
aud by druggists generally,
LANpRUM u LITCHF'IEIaD. Pros.
Abingdon, va.
Oct 11-tw
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siessrs SANFORD. C.an0e,gaie & Ausrs..I

For the past few yeats have been af-
flicted with habitual constipation and az
ter using various remedies without re-
lief was induced to try Harris Anti-bil-
lious Discovery. take pleasure in stat
ing that am much benefited by its use,
with every indication OF obtaining per-
manent relief. Respectfully, nc,
E. nv. PARHAAE,
.f.s Merchant, Market Square.
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Morristown. Tenn. Jan. %, 1877.

HOlIowayss Pills or Ointm0nt.
-Scrofula or morbid deposits in the
lungs, joints and Tissues. These medi-
cines have rendered this disease "a less
formidable scourge than formerly TIC
has been incontestibly proved that I'm
Scrofulous affections they have affected
thousands of cures. Sold everywhere.
twenty-five cents per box or pot.
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CARTER MOORE = AZ tho rssl-
dcnee Of the brides father, by Rev. D.
r. Smith, Mr. O. w. CARTER, of Creme
county, and Miss FLoREHcE MOORE, Of
this lHamblenl county.
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Fine Watches and Chains as T. a.
Burgner's, cheap.
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TIE VOTE E0R sENArOR

= liz 4A4 a OAs e1@@~H - a O@~r
"a The following is the vote of the
75d and last ballot for Senator for
the short term. Senator Key was
re-nominated by Senator Arledge
Thursday morning. and Hon, w. c..
Whitthorne was also placed in nom
ination. The last ballot had Thurs
day. (the list stood: Bate. g.;
Whitthorne, 8; Bailey, "a; Key.
As. Mr.. Bailey was elected on the
second esd ballot Friday, by this
vote
For Bate Representatives Dodson,
Lands, Neal, Quarles, Tillman, Tolley,
Wilson,. -
For. Bailey-Senators Cahin, Deaven-
port, Fulton, Garner, Haw kins, Mad
dox, Nancy, Martin, Milliken, Ragland,
Reid, Ross, Thompson, Trousdale and
Speaker MeAdoo. Representat's Boon,
Brandon, Brown of Maury, Bullock,
Coleman, Collier, Cowden, Day, Den
ton, Douglas, Enloe, Fisher, Ford, Fra
zer, Frierson, GaFner,~ Goodpasture,
Goodwin, Hanes, Hendrick, Houston,
Johnson, Laurence, Eeech, Lyle, Man
SON, Nelson, Oldham, OvertOn, Perry,
Peters, Phillips, Porter, Simonton,
Smith, Stokes, Thomson, Travis, Wash
ington, TaIiaferro-55.
For Key-Senators, Arlege, Carson,
Chambers, Denny, Flanders, Lloyd, Re-
mine, Shield, Smith and Webster. Rep
resentatives Baker, Bearden, Brooks.
Brown of Meigs, Cannon, Donnelly,
Duggan, Freeman, Graham, Gregg, Han
cock, Hawkins, Hill, Jerolds, Key Kin
drick, Lavender, Lowe, Mahoney, Nc
Rogers, Savage, Shepherd, Tate-3S.
Necessary to a choice, 81. -
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Go to E. 8. Burgner's for everything
i'm the jewelry line.
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T.. S. Burgner has just received a
varied stock of jewelry for the trade.
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All kind of repairing done In neat
style at E. s. Burgner's.
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TIE LAmAR HOuSEs
KNOXVILLE, TENN.


Southwest corner Gay and Cnm-
berland Sts.. I'm the business centre
or the city.
MY aim will be to keep in Che fnr
tuFe what Kne4Ellle hes long Needs
af7 a
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Special Notices.

Z. $. Burgnor. ''Old reliable" Jswelsr.
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BTorristown Produce Market
Who'll MHATlE PRICES

Eggs, butter and wheat, always brinE
cash in the Morristown market.