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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-03-14
TIE o4BTNET

The following named gentlemen
have been selected by President
Hayes as Cabinet Ministers:
William NJ. Evarts, of New York,
SECRETARY Of State.
John Sherman. of Ohio. Secretary
of the Treasury.
George w. McCrary. of Iowa Sec
rotary of War.
Richard NJ. Thompson, of lndian'
ma, Secretary Of the Navy.
Charles Devens, Of Massachusetts,
Attorney General.
David NJ. Key, of Tennessee,
Postmaster General.
Carl Schurz. of Missouri. Secre-
tary Of the Interior.
All of whom have been confirmed
by the Senate
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destiny in the future-Mr. Hayes
canshardiy be thought to be aiming.
by his conciliatory policy, as indi.
Gated in his Cabinet and other ex-
pressions, to kill off the Democracy.
Indeed, the idea is too Quixotic to
be entertained for moment. No,
no, we accept his generous kindness
in taking Judge Key into his Caoin-
ct as votive offering to the South
and pledge of his good intentions
that lie will be the President of the
whole country, aud as sach, we thank
him for il with our whole heart, hail
ing the act as a harbinger of better
times. II.
NASHVILLE, March 7, 1877
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.

a slight so-cGIIed cold qciJG ofttiSnes
lead to a serious cough, tcHicIi, asncdred
for on. badly treated, mast haze bart one
1resstEt-it mast eBe1stts0te ia settled case
of RROKCHTTTS, on. aUlldt Is qcOFse. the
deadly CONSUMPTION. TO all suffering
from hGrasSi9sg cough and erpectOTdtiOIS,
IRA CHEON offers sound, reliable, and
permanent relief. 1t 0stg0Le7lfs eePectO-
ration, and enables the patient to eHPeE
that terribly septic deposit, 4CItfeIt, If left
4cittolst jatdiciOtts treatment, must COM
91sssnicdte its poison to the eesicISEdr sab
and tsItinsates only i7I am early and aass-
xi9saeIy death. IRA CHEON has equal,
aeaec1t less superior, and its 9CtIE noe
only rens0re the deposit, thereby d1OrctfS1g
great relief. but heals the 1sGentbrG11e and
zeGTes the patient i9s possession OF healthy
lang tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, or st~
@OtfEes. $3.50.
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PILES. HemOnhOids!
PTEON.

Many causes tend to produce fHfs gafsa4
fssL and distressing state. The blood fs
retarded fst It's return The too frequent
qGse Of drastic 11ftggGtiges tends to- produce
cOasgestiOga of the bOereLss torpid action Of
the ItUes, and numerous other are
the source Of this plant, and hitherto
9s0fIstlag edfectss0E has been presented 90
the public, sclaiclb 4coekLd rapidly eELEewfot
symptoms and ultimately oFoCe effect
Sre cure. Ia PILON zoe hGec a remedy
aChich mot only acts almost INSTANTLY, basf
1rtLE TeHsore tee largest tRe9750Ss o. the parts
(EitesJ by Qbsoq.ptf02a, and many eClso
haze received not only benefit, batt haze
been radically cured, haze been assured
(prfor to esst1sg this treatment By emf
menu surgeons that the only 4aeEief then
eue9 could e1pect In tifes eg0lEld be by ana
the body By a procedure sr7sScgs 7aecessttGt-
ed the knife. This remedy has been halted
4CitTs delight, aud q 9aOqC prescribed bY
many practising pliysicf0sss, sOlaO are cog
ssiS0sat OF dts merits, as tIse only k3s0egaS
sure cssre for PILES.
Prtces Fifty Cents per package, or SIN
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Something for the Farmers.

MoRRTsTowN, Tenn. March 8, n.
To the Editor Of the aIorristown Gazette:
Through your paperI wish to say to
my farmer friends That if any of
them wish to be convinced of the propric-
ty and saving of the Iron Beam Double
Shovel and the Tongue plows, if they will
cone to my place think can convince
the most incredulous of the economy of
using them on the farm The Double
Shovel plows can be had Of Hlrris &
Wfiteside, at their Hard ware Store in
hlorristown, just as cheap as they can be
had at The Manufactures, and save the
trouble anliisk of deiing them and
sending the money. | am surprised
that | never found out the utility of
the Double Shovel before. Now that
spring is upon US, it is slime TO be up
aud doing.
Yours respectfully,
MICHEAL MYERS.
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~ The Lancaster. Pa, LlteZli-
gencer puts up his Democratic Roos-
ter with this inscription: Not dead
vet. | crow because my candidate
has $4,000 majority on the popular
vote and 1876 electoral Aotes on an
honest count. lie who would
STEAL the Office OF President against
that majority would steal me from
my rooster"
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CHATTANOOGA.
General Satisfaction at the Con-
firmatiOn of President Hayes
Cabinet.

CHATTANOOGA March 10

CHATTANOOGA, March 10-The
news of the Senate's confirmation of
President Hayes Cabinet is receiy-
ed here with general pleasure There
is special rejoicing that the conserva-
tive craftsmanship of our fellow citi-
zen, Judge Key, has met with such
exalted recognition. and all express
confidence in the sincerity of Presi-
dent Hayes intentions as expressed
in his inaugural, and wish him God
speed. JAY TEE.
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~ The stables of the Anderson
County Coal Company, near the
railroad shop were burned Tuesday
evening about o'clock. There were
four horses in the stables when
the fire was discovered; three were
released, but one was burned. Cause
of FIRE not known. Loss, about
$500. The fire companies, by abund-
ant sluices of water, put out the fire
SO as to keep it from spreading.
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TnsoIvent Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of Henry
Overton, having been suggested to the
Clerk of the Coaniy Court of Claiborne
County, aud an order made for me to
give notice and advertise that all persons
having claims against said estate are re-
IIested to tiie thcia uutil the Clerk of
said court on or before the sixth day { f
August, 1877 or tin ir claims will be for
ever barred. This March, 6, 1877.
A. ID. OVERTON,
Admir- of Henry Overton, decd.
4w
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- While the New York Legisla-
ture has killed the bill permitting
women to act as school officers, H.
linoise has tried the experiment, and
pronounces it, after three years
trial, a success. Seventeen women
have been elected county school
superintendent under it, and some
of the very best school officers in
the State are wsmen.
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T The Lebanon Herald

~ The Lebanon Herald says
a bill introduced into the House
of Representatives proposes TO re
fund all money heretofore collected
as tax on dogs. So-but how about
the unfortunate CANNES that. under
the operation of the "ojous law, :"
have been iniously and ''un-
constftutionally" shot or flung in the
creek?
"Can legislators animated bust
Back to its mansion call the 1eeting
breath?
Can Houston's bill provoke the silent
dust,
Or statute soothe the dull cold ear of
death:"
Sca'cely.
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DYSPEP STA.
GASTR0N.

GASTRON IS @ safe, speedy, and post
fiUe care for that most depressing of all
s1se1ltS, and "a brief course treatment aUtEE
restore the digestice organs to their 70TfS-
time strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and i1lfeSti1aeS. The
saeTCOWs irritGbiIity of literary and GLE
persons pursuing q sede1afaTy life SS
speedily removed by this agent. Tho
stomach Is restored to health and the KEY
3sOte of the system sCiIL once more respond
67s the per OTDsa9ace of labor.
Price, One Dollar, SsG large bottle, or
efz bottles So.
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MoRRisqowN, Mar. 10 1877
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In he Circuit Court Of Hamben County.
Francis Sunderland VS. James F Sunderland.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEAR
"a ing from eomplainant's bill, which is sworn to,
that the defendant, Ja es F. Sunderland, is a nom
resident Of the State of Tennessee, il is ordered by
the Clerk that said James #. Sunderland be re-
quirea to appear before the Circuit Clerk of Ham
blen county, to be held at the court house in
Morristown the Bird Monday in April, 1877, and
make defense said BILL or the same viii be taken
for confessed aud the cause set for hearing Ex
PARrEE TO him. And that this notice be pub
hshed in the MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE for four sue
cessive weeks. This 18th March, 1877.
T. q. CAIN. Clerk.
by GEO. s. CROUCH, ID. q.
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w Six United States sena

u Six United States Senators
whose terms began Monday were un'
able to take what is known as the
"iron-clat" oath of Office. These
gentlemen, who happened to be on
the other side during the late war,
were Coke, of Texas Garland, of
Arkansas; Harris. of Tennessee ;
Hill, of Georgia; Johnston, of Vir-
ginia, and Ransom, of North Caro-
lima. To these the modified oath
was administered.
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WE TFLLL GET UP AGAIN

Old man, Judge Jerry Black, in
his address before the Electoral
Commission talked thus to the Re-
publicans:
At present you have us down and
under your feet. Never had you a
better right to rejoice. Well may
You say, I'VE have made a covenant
with death, and with hell are we at
agreement; when the OVERLOOKING
scourge shall pass through, it shall
not come unto us; for we have
made lies our refuge. and under
'alsehoOd have we hid ourselves"
But nevertheless wait q little while.
The waters of truth will raise grad
ually, and slowly but surely, and
then look out for the Overlooking
scourgc. The refuge Of lies shall
be swept away and the hiding place
of falsehood shall be uncovered"
This mighty and puissant nation
will yet raise herself up like a strong
man after sleep and shake her irwin
chile locks in a fashion you little
think Of now. Wait, retribution
will come in due time. Justice
travels with leaden heel but strikes
with an iron hand. Gods mill grinds
slow but dreadfully fine. Wait till
the fioodgate is lifted and a full
head of waiter comes rushing on.
Wait, and you will see fine grinding
then.
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Yours respectfully,
MICHEAL MYERS.
Meeting of Board of Trustees.

Please say there will be two-day'.
meeting at Economy, two miles west OF
Morristown, on Saturday and Sunday
the 9th and 18th of May, 1877. Dedioa
ton exercises on Sunday. Rev DR.
Sullens and Taylor are expected to Off
ciate All are invited.
D. r. MILLER,
Sec. Board Trustees.
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~ A bill providing that the pay
of special judges be deducted from
the salaries of judges whose places
they gil, has passed the house.
Should this bill become a law, it will,
it is said, result in an annual saving
of twenty thousand dollars to the
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~ We want it distinctly under
stood that the country press" has
full liberty to copy paragraphs from
the MORRIsTOwN GAZETTE without
giving US credit. We write for the
public and are generous. Help
yourselves gentlemen. We have
nlentY left.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-03-14

UConscientiously believing that
Mr.. Hayes was not lawfully appoint
ed President of the United States,
Judges Clifford and Field, of the
Supreme Court Of the United States
refused to be present at the install
Iation ceremonies.
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U Gen. Devens, whom Mr.
Hayes has nominated for the posi-
ton of Attorney General, is now on
the Supreme Bench of Massachusetts,
and is said to have served creditably
in the Army Of the Potomac during
the late war.
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Married..

In this lace, at thc residence Of the
Rev. Mr.. Waugh, on the Gath nlt., Mr..
FRANK SULLENBARGER to MISS MoII.IE
ANGLE All of Hamblen
May their happiness be continued I'M
til atheir little souls are waited DER the
ri.ror.
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" The Packard authorities who
have had Weldon accused of at
tempting TO assassinate Gov. Pack
ard, discharged him Friday. Bail
$1,000.
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How They Scuffie over Sherman's
Place.

COLUMBUS, o.. March 10.-Benj.
Wade. Govern n Noyes, Stanley
Matthews, Aaron F. Perry and Gar
field, are competing for Sherman's
place in Tie Senate. Noyes expects
a foreign mission, and will throw his
strength f Mail hews.
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rHE AR0YE REarEnr1ge Il

THE ABOYE REMEDIES IRE
thorough i5s the eradication of tie differ
eszt and vas-5oses nzaEedfes dessonsSnated.
and the result of patient, searching.
Eab0rfoss, and scientific fslUestigatSoiss
ez9sbrGctasg q period Of aladAlg FEARS, Sss
-EssEroDe ard 447Etessie0.
r the specific directions are COMPLIED
s0ttls, thousands Of patients egiu bear aDff-
ness to their reIattre asaerifs, and corrob-
crate every assertion TF7tere there ara
many complications of disease. and pa
tie5lts so de8ires DIR. CHAEDLER acfLE
sreat by letter II mecessnrg
Descriptive and Explanatory Csrc4s-
Tar Of the Gb0re remedies sent Ga asecefaoe
Of stamp. IT the ROPRTETA,R-Y
MEDICINES are aa0t 0ls sale at WQasas
parffeataf druggists, send orders c.
DIR. CHANDLER,
145e Broadway, Eew-WcrR civ.
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TIE GOTERN0R.s sTAFF.

Gov. Porter Monday evening ap-
pointed the follwing gentlemen on
his staff:
Charles J, St. John, Quartermaster
General.
VIM. c.. Brieu, Inspector General
Alex. 3. Upshaw, Commissary
General, with the rank of Brigadier
General,
S. B. Ayers, A. D. C.
J. Z. Bloom, A. d. c.
Thos. II Cooke, A D. c. with the
rank of Colonel
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PROPRIETARY
M MEDICINES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
Late Physician TO ST. Georges and ST. BarthoIos
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. Elizabeth's, etc.

4fEer gears of the most saborious re-
search aud Investigation, and after, the
practical application S3s tre0tnle1ttO tHoss-
sands of patients, Geo. Chandler, A M.
BID, 9lOt0 presents to the Aaaericd1l otEb-
Tic the IoIIotoilag remedies, hES sole dts
coreTy and property, the efficacy of IcIttcIE
IS dtteSted IN the VOtu0linOuS quantity OF
testimonials, the unsolicited offerings of
sttfeTilig and discouraged patients, tcI.O
hare not only 9-eceiCeG 9-etieT and belaefiE
from their continued stSe, 6JGt hare beeIS
radically cured of ailments and chronic
complaints, scIttch have been Gdjltdged bB
the most e31at3Ge5at physicians as h0PeIeSss
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Died.

On the 10th inst, Mrs. - EVANS,
wife of Thos. Evans. died at her resi-
dence in this place, after lingering ILL
ness.
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THE MORRTSTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, MAR IA, 1877.

- Tennessee bonds closed in
New York yesterday at AZ for both
series.
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n The New York cotton market
was quiet yesterday, middling up
lands closing at II 7-16@12 9-16.
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~ Gold was firm in New York
yesterday, opening at 1853, adyanc-
ing to 1853, and closing at 1851.
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We are pleased to notice that our
townsman, DR., Carson, has sufficiently
convalesced as to be able to walk about
town again.
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VIII T. Helms, of this office, viii Wis
it Knoxville and the lower towns Of
East Tennessee this week, for the pur-
pose of soliciting advertisements and
statistical advice for his Directory. The
Directory will be printed on card board,
size, 29X36 inches, of the most substan-
tial Bristol-board manufacture. 1t will
contain the names of rail road stations
and distances, between Bristol and Chat
tanooga; the Masonic, Odd Fellows, Good
Templars and other orders; the board of
Mayor and Aldermen of the incorpora-
ted towns along the line of the f. T., Va.
& Ga. r. r., also remarks on the fertili-
ty and productiveness of the soil of the
various counties, in which the DireotO.
ny will be largely circulated. In the
centre of the Directory, large and at
tractive calander for 1877, will have
position. There will be several hun
dred boards struck off, and a supplement
made to the edition of the MORRIsTOwN
GAZETTE, thus affording business mon
most appropriate and profitable man.
ner to introduce their business, as each
subscriber of the GAZETTE will receive
a copy of the supplement. Several cop
les of the Directory will be neatly framed
and covered with glass and be placed i'm
the prominent hotels along the line Of
railway. Business mon should take adj
vantage of this opportunity, and place
their cards of business in the East Ten
nessee Business Directory, as they will
not have again, soon, such an excellent
chance to advertise their business.
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Grant is now the. sole surviving ex-
President. = ~
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Many of our citizens are making a
general cleanup about their premises
This is sensible, and they all should see
that their yards are cleared from dirt
and filth.
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Last Sunday was one of the loyeliest
days we have seen for many months.
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3 We regret to learn that the condition
of Mr.. ]. B. Leach is no better.
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Judge John A. Mckinney passed
through Morristown last Saturday, on
his way home from Nashville.
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An ample amount of Migrants can be
had in Morristown on short notice.
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Several communication are left over
fort next issue, owing to the want of
space.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE CAIN HOUSE.


The following are the arrivals at the
Cain House for the week ending Mon.
day, March 18th, 1877:
w. II. Maze, Tenn. w. T. Betterton,
John A. Rhea, f. S. McClung, Knox
While; r. S. Warren, La; G. NJ VestaI,
Baltimore, Md; G.. II. McKnabb, New
Port; 7. A. Eckcl, f. G. Helm, Lead
vale; Jas. E. Carter, Asa Hazen, Knox
Vile; J. S. Lee, Whitmen Works; n.
w Quarels, Talbotts; b. p Huff, Big
Lick, Va. wv. A. Horne, t. @. Swats,
Knoxville; Jas. II. Cameron, Spout
Springs; J. r. Mitchell. city; r. Roberts,
VIM. Glen, co. P; j. Nichols, Marshall,
n. c.; E. j. Peck, Messy Greek; JAS
Scruggs. co. S. w. Shields, Marshall
Ferry; III. G. Mccall, Ala; l. w. Jose
Ian, Philadelphia, Pa; Dan Cox, CO.,
]. d. Noe, Whitesburg; j. L. Cain, So
cial Circle; J. A. Scruggs, P. Scruggs,
Knoxville; Mrs. Peterson, New Port,
II. NJ MeKeldine, Athens; ". IL. Wiley,
SaltvilIe, Va; l.. l.. Walker, Baltimore,
Md; J. w. Jores, B. d. Jones, New
Port; W. B. Meek, fremont City, Iowa;
G.. L. Larkln. New Port; DIR. III. III.
Martin, Carriers Depot; JAS. p. Evans,
CO.; G. L. Anderson, RogersVille Junet.;
II. w. Shields, MarshalPs Ferry: A.
Cushing Y. Gushing, San Francisco, Cal,
j. G. Taylor, Marshall's Ferry; q. l..
Louans, New Orleans; w. F. Betterton,
H. o. Mccall, Ala; @. III. Sewers, Bris-
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A thin sheet of snow fell in Morris
town last week.
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Frequently liver complaints, jaundice,
lumbagO, rheumatism, bilious eruptions,
etc, arise from the scrofulous faint; in
which Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass is a most effectual antidote.
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The General Assembly have put off
tho collection of State and county taxes
until the 1st day of October next. All
taxes going to municipal corporations
will go over to the 1st day ofApril next.
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Ar rHE vIRe1NIA HOUSE.

John H. Boyd, r. B. holland, n. c. ];
M. Huff, Tenn; Geo. Alexander, Texas;
w. c.. Waterman, Va; H. G. Selan, N.
Wells, N. c.; r. G.. Chapman, Va; J.
johnson, w. H. johnson st. Charles,
Ark; Miss Lille Rogan, Rogersville;
G.. Holston, CO.; Sam Cowan, Tazewell;
J. p. Jarnagin, co.
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The travel over the railroad, of late,
has been unusually heavy. No doubt
this is partly caused by the many office
seekers enroute to interview Hayes for a
fat position.
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Croquet will soon be fashionable.
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We had the pleasure of making the
acquaintance of Mr. H. G.. Mccall, of
Alabama, last Monday. He is interest
ed in the well-known Tate Spring pro-
perty, and, we suppose, is here on bust
ness pertaining to it,
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Local Noies and Other Ne,cs.
Friendshipis full Of dregs.

PITY, the fenderest part of love.
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We learn from a gentleman in this
place, that a new Baptist paper will
soon be issued either at Morristown, or
Messy Creek. He says that enough cap
ital has already been raised 10 publish it
twelve months What of the Reflector
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The popular air in boarding-houses is
said to run on in this style now:
Hold the forks, the knives are coming,
The plates are on the tray;
Shout the chorus to your neighbor,
Pass the hash this way1''
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We regret to announce, with much
affliction, the sudden death of Mr.. John
Andes, who died at his residence in this
place, on Wednesday, the 9TH instant.
Although a citizen of our town but a
short time, he had endeared himself to
all with whom he had become acquaint-
ed, and was recognized and respected as
an honest, upright man and good citi
zen. We hope to be furnished with a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-03-14

We are in receipt of new and yalna-
BILE work from the National Pub Co,
Philadelphia, entitled, illustrated His
tory of tho Centennial Exhibition. =
by James ID. McCabe. 1t is a handsome
volume of 900 pages, printed and bound
in elegant style, and embelished with
nearly 400 fine engravings of buildings,
exhibits and scenes in the great exhibit
ton. 1t is issued by subscription only
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