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binder OF Connecticut leaf. rolling II into cyin-
drcal form az he docs 40. From hls fingers the
bunch either pnsscs To the mOulds, N II In In
tended that perfect uniformity shall be given !:
or tQ the rollers y II II IL TO be entirely hand
sand for the smallest cigars NJ To 1893, for the
,arsrst. That If. they receive those wages hero.
hut the employers against whom the strike In
ma 'ntan"d only paid 81 to 81. Is per thousand.
ngminst a 80 tn " before the strike.
The" rollers" are those who next take the
crude cigar as IL comes from the hunrhmakrrs
or the mould, and finish II by putting on the
outside wrapper. ruttl M ~ the proper length
Thnr" ar i here Pig Of them 70" Womrm rb
ar" recognized here. for nearly onc-hnlf oi these
skilled lnborers are women. who do IA good
work ~ the men. are paid "a high Sages, and
earn Ms much per week ~ they no rapidly do
their fingers NOV" that ono can scarcely follow
them in the manipnatlons under which the
Irregular bunch becomes the smooth. oven TIA
percd cylinder, finished at butt aud point, whirh
Gun pass ~ perfect cigar The principal
the wrappers. Each half of u tobacro lcai of
those selected for this usc-is expected to FUR.
nsh one wrappcr; cut no Two wranp'rs Frs, are rnt
rcntly. that tells the roller how 20 run mo
keen edge ~ his kuif, through loat IN az sorts
OF -rcmingly irregular nnd rtckhet y'' Gun.
ningiy- devised and cautious ways W got
that ,rrt VIII IA has, the nn.st tNurt
particular bunch to which he IN about tO apply
II. They all work very quietly. lh,re u no
noise. save when tnl.c , is dropprd VIZ ,,,a
ds-kA-uulr Ivy boarn pnrtitionngs on long
tnhles Nobody whistles or sings or tolls stories.
Even the women are silent u are too busy io
t,lt aud urcclv raise their heads TO look ut
visitors Whp pi-s b. w.. ~ the I'VE long tnrs "
th,-r e,.nt ioi.rs. Four m'n-one 81 them
". ia % tand'red head are tusS about Ia" great
ur ~. squeezing ten thousand lunches at once
iulet % moulds To perfect their shape. and the
ri krt they make IL the only loud noise in all
Oh hir. er " ied room. Tn, rollers wages arc
a. M ~ 80 ie"r thousand for tn" small ~ cigars
o. .fGG', 'nr the lnrlest, and they earn from
q ii rt4Hrt Hfi L f la Ina
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Nrw Yong. Friday. Jan. 1l.-Recelpts o,
beetcs to uiv we're 10 loads 1,Sli head making
tot p n,7i7 since Monday. AGAINST 8 ~ tho
resi- onding time last week There further decline
III prices and dan and weak market ot the
choicest steers were sold NJ loRsiic. n toiress 81
hs to the cwt. but luts u dress aS rs
side nIure for prn" lots. while ordinary very good
steers RANGED from et,c 10 dress - ~ ar pLc..
dress 90 NJ Three ui West cssed ecf
nVcd part u winch changed hands at 6e@1c n, and
som ct the pUurcst went a. Iuw Hs iiss,c e. h.
Receipts II sheep aui lambs 2ji, loads, or
100 head makin- total oi iS6,2 since Monday, sgant
l3l~ tor the time ltst week sale. slow and
common 10 ordinary stock ruled lower. Poor to prime
sheep ranrcd rom tsc t. b. AN AMI car loads OF
chuice hnc wpoo shD eU. ia ns average, sold at
a. .aeAt'i 80 y 10 rs resls cuvey.
Receipts ni hos were ~ loads 1924 head,
making total of ~ IN since Monday AGAINST Il 40
The sHue unie last week Market weak and prices
airntiiun on from yesterdays rates Good hive hos,
holiins tor s4op 10 ~. remlin'd unsrld and the
hHhcst hd was - 81 t dressed hogs ruled du AZ be
o., 4 Il. for heavy and Ight weights
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W fISRIED.

PArM-RRTSNFR In ttis citv ON r., ~iay Hth inst .
az th' residence W ~" hfir ltrnts, lN tie Rev VI
l'Aa ami Che Rev , u, SOFA h,ndcs. Mtnnts Baum TO
sstIhla trunn,r
tAMERoN-'ARY On Tuesday evcn'ns. IAN , At he
Chuf.l ul tie q. 90 she ph'ri RrHukNn. hy the Rev
Wuntm EY oi Phuidcl pNia assisted hy ihe lleV J A.
ffdf'-f, u u Rector ut - peters, and the R'V " B
toiuWtl. Rector Of the church Of the tpud ruiv I'd
Donald stuart Cameron 81 Auce katherine, youngest
da'-iisr ui thr Hon T. Cay. aIl o l. ruuAIffl
iAk~li-t EANrTON On Wednesday. Jan q. u the
rrt.f,ie' % 10 II J. trluIt'. - 20 uN.. NV York
'tth. uN i' Re- ~ hHstnf. 'suIuIa wand trAmpfan
NnNu.r-t dau-hisr 600 Che lion Aarunt Nard brrz ~
liarr
wARREN-RAYSOR AZ water Mil. Long Island. IN
W"dr, ~lAy. jan - hy tAe Rev. Andrea ~intiuI T.. =
warren {" Nlrit Htr~f. dtn.h'rr Oh I'll, l,t' Naita1
Raynor AL y, Water Mil LoA- Island
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Hank onlcer. Elected Yesterday.

West Side Bank George Moore President
John Nuiori, wee President, john " n BOILER
Cashier
Hanover Neuouh B,nk- James Woodward p, Il.
don't H,ulsr " lbku, td-luvr
nc,, nth ini NitinlHl RiN- GEORGE Nunta-u, Pros.
iirnt. " u GraiN .lncr
ltclur binA irc'h Campbell President. Fhcneler
hcaicsionc, Vice President. Robert Huck 'a-lurr Nr
'auphr - NJ tnii oh,t bank lre-licui u tins oty
,Mriy in'n NM.n' ba"A-d Scnoy, r,esd,nt,
Nattoua cay Bauk-Mpscs Tnylnr. President. ID Pal
lnrr, tfsller
National hinh Of the Republic Robert II Lowry.
Ford. ti.hirr -
Malm' Naiiond Rsnk-lsmcs d Fish President; sid.
ivN Hr"rn Cashier
yNTmml 'aYnF Banks Oomstcck President,
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DIED.

BINGHAM ON Tuesday the 18th inst. A'm >Honfns
hngl in, widow of saulur Bingham. IN tie Jtn year u
her 4-p.
fun. rl from the residence Of her SON. Leant,r Ifai
Il, Wet w 80 Av Mott n wen sunday i3th. ~ O'Clock
Coorih In wcss Flaitu'h On Wedne SHAY Jan ..
Ri,hHiI tnuprr. IN thr 80 year oi MS age
Relatives amt friends invited 10 attic nd ms al
on saturday. the l2h lu>t At o'clock r. NJ rom his
lane
az tRN ON Fday Jan. II John J. Gcary, in the +5i
wear ol hls a.r
Relative, AMI friends respectfully invited % si,end
the frf.,rl from m late iicncc. 2di From. -,
bronelsu. IN SuudaN. ian 49, at O'Clock T. VI.
nfkNih lin THURSDAY, jan TO- VI pnc am iuis Nary
G.. WIfc of Tlunia, n. Grrty
TIL mineral wil take place rom her late residence ~
lHst in o., ON SUNDAY lAh INST. ~ hdif past ociuCk
Attui.
"a kNlE ON Thursday. 10th INST. Ann Gutn.e. vie
Of I>aa nufhrr. iu tho +hi year nf her
Fun rt num her late rc,d nee ~ Watts - sunday,
18Th At ~ u
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1MtSEuINTS
Olympic Theatre.

The programme presented at this theatre
last evening was sufficiently varied for any
hodys taste ]. NJ Lalin swung the
Indian cluts very dcxterousy. stephen
O'Donnell and John Flynn wrcstled coll
lar and elbow. and two pairs Of Frcnchmen
struggled with each other In the Grgeo- Roman
fashion. Emil Kcgnicr wrestlcd tho trained
bear Leni Prot Mcclellan and Dooncy Harris
gave scientific sparring exhibition that brought
down the house. Mr.. Ira Paine illustrated
the difficulties and the possibilities Of field
shooting by firing at glass balls that were
thrown across the stage in the various positions
encountered by the sportsman In actual ex-
perienrc. But the most striking feature of tho
performance was the rife shooting Of the Crcs-
ton Brothers" and Madame Crcston. They shot
roiainre out of each others hands and mouths
aud on each Others heads. taking aim with the
rim" upside down that Is. the igger side up. and
backwards. aiming hy reflections IN n looking
s"s-. Ih.y shot also IN other difficult posi-
tions. and Madame Creston snured n candle in
her husbands hand with r bullet. The most
startling shot OF all was one that shattered an
apple in the mouth OF one Of the brothers while
~, ne was s,wslnsnei head down. from a
arross the entire width Of tho stage. and fral:-
m"nts If ltato that flow into the or. h.stra cir
ri" lrov'si that real bullets were us ii. and not
IN which thc brothers. Mmc. Ccston an /
her mule son. about or years Of
hEF. stool IN row. the hoy on a stool. with
potatoes on thnir heads. A cooked rhe hat
previously been placed in position and aimed
and one ~ the brothers, firing at the support
% which this rife rested. caused its dlschu rye.
The bullet struck tho row Of potato-s on
the row II Cr'ston heads. and brought
them all down. Il was good climax 70 the ex-
hibition. hut audible murmurs showed that the
audience was not entirely satisfied Ia see the
"hlli subjected Ia III" Ieril Of such "A feat. If
the adult Crcstons " .sh Ia risk their Jaws and
skulls for - much week. probably nobody
Will Object hut thcs should not be- permitted TO
MAKE TINS Id submIt u the nime .lnnger.
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troop Of distinguished members Of the
Lotos Club last might filed out upon the stage
nj the Park Theatre rs Iurymen in the murder
cnsc Of Laura Wd'rtns. They were marshalled
by Mr.. Dan Bixby The bin announced them
as distinguished. but il failed To stat" whrth-
rr thoy were distinguished 10y this act
or were Il lstinguiShrd before. The orrasinn
was the i.hOth performance Of " Colonel Sell
l'rs. and It was further mcmorialilnd hy the
S,lirTS 10 the ladies who sat in the pnrQurilr
To. night Mr. hammond will hN pMyrd " Sol
drnp H.
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The fertile brain Of Mr.. Jerome Hopkins
devised last year new form Of entertainment
appropriate To the Christmas time and which
was then received with such favor that he has
repeated It th.s year under more favorable con-
diion- ami with the benefits resulting from
former experience.
This entertainment was given last evening at
st"inway Hall AMI consisted - tableau- alter
mating with music. Tho taheauS were taken
from the GOSPEL narratives. and sisted If
such SUBJECTS e. tn" Annuuriaiion." Angels
Appearing To mo Shepherds 90 Tho Three " i-r
Men and the star Tho Madonna and other
sinilur pictures. These were skllfnlly posed
ana grouped Ia aframc work. 80 As 10 give. with
thr hlh 81 strong cnlorpd lights, exceedingly
preity and picturc-liAe effects Tn. stage was
M-i"iully decorated on either side being a
Christmas tree. The musical portion If the
programme WIS rendered 10 the satisfaction II
the audience by Mr.. Iloukius. Mr.. jameson
Miss Wood, and Mr. Homer Bartlett. Tn"
proceeds Of IN" entertainment ar. devoted To
the fund for the Orpheon Free schools.
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A PECULIAR EXPERIMENT.
,uryru SCHEME or INDUSTRY PUT nv
PR1sIICtL OPERA ZION.

a.. Manufacturer Wiling to Further the
U.nc.t Erdeavor- OF tho rgarrinL rrs-
,rrtrni Organization scrip he strik~rs
Mtnistura, with Portraits and Autograph
Thu Cigarmakcrs Central Organization
factory In Vcary street IL not "a IL was az first
.dvcrtlped n cu6poraiiv" concern. ltis but fair
m a,y that il has not been claimed IA such by
ns nrnirctora and managers. hut innsmurh AZ
IL hna hccn looecly written about and spoken VI
a. cooperative the error NAV M well be- cor
totof row. Although IL does not posscas that
eharacirristic which would lend so much in
terost Ia Il IN The cyee of every ono dcsirous Of
witnessing improvement in the conditions ~
lo,or it's sysrm il n novrli, we'll deserving Of
attention. Tho idea Of starting IL upon n really
eoor ratvr rlan was fully canvasscd. and not
ariioi AGAINST until after mature dnibcration
II was believed that wore it managed upon the
system OF combined partnc rship ana mutual
shnr'ne 81 profits among those engaged in it,.
m tendency would Boz to bcgct IN their minds q
feeling of emancipation from the cares and
lukcN rnucss in their consideration NJ tho in
rrcst- ~ their lcss fortunate brethren. and nj
he eanir time. that Il would crgcndcr jealousy
among the latter. and thus. IN the end. prove n
rausc ot di-cord. 1t not indeed m element "
disruption. Ia their now compact and iratrrnal
on'on. To avoid this danger yet s"rurc for
al sorno share ~ tic advantage ~ be-
gained by q stron. treasury t. sustain ihcir
lnitrd oGlrt4 'ur the alylnr mont Of their
Interests. plan was devised by which tie "m-
uloycrs profits ON u certain portion Of their
nbor should go t. swell the funis ~ their
,reanisation. 4 manufacturer. Mr.. NJ NJ.
smith, was found who WIS willing ~ further
hrir "ndcNor. He proposed q pat hi- factory
30 rllrS' 81 y thas N.9 ult h' hp-
pointed ly th" Crrrmnh're Ccnfrui OrganiSst-
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There was no performance" at The Broad
way Theatre last night. Mr.. fcchtrr being tom
porariy ndisposcd. ulacnrd at ihr box Office
announced that he would pos lively appear to-
night Al the matinee. tins afternoon
" Lemons" will be played.
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Dir IfED,

HANN ARii-in the CITY of New York. ou the hrh
dav January. ISIS b, me lion Gcorse barrett jas
Wee 81 tnc Nuprvm, Court. flrtrd N. Hay ward from
Lwu HAYWARD CUSTODY OF ehlIt,n awarded &C. PLAN.
IN 'Au,e. adultcrA.
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Road joe Towards now story. "Thc Wall
sif' I s'hem"r ~ No - oi the A'e lot iNn'usi
I'm
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Tie & 'rnan steamer Poncrania sAilcl yes
teriay ha,ug on ho,rd Max Winter. who was arrested
several daysAgo ~ the Instance of The Austrian tonsu
on charge OF sWinihnS merchants ~ Vienna our Vi
lLLLLuA
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The New York Boys WcoIy has n remark
NillmuS-.tfr
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Arrived-fWpAY. Jan H.
g .lhamhra Mcihcny. - Johns NJ.
= ttntia. ~tntth. Phladri uhIa
- Neptune. Berry. Bp~io-
S-',uc. Gicadcll. IN"rponl jan and Qucenet. I'd
- Australia. Rant. London.
barN Re- -alu~. llu,t,. Br,hrn
BARK iali.mau, Biigrs 81 Mart "
bri- ltnnir A Cheney. Arvy. N'w orleans.
S,hf nB break. MCKAY. - Lucia
Alst TIE fltst vHsaf'
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Was awarded the manufacturers Of Benson's
Caprne Porous Plaster Al the tvnicuia over all com
4
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Scarfs, tics. handkcrchiefs. gloves. nne ,'ress
shirt. uuhersits, drawers; reduced prices Johns
I'm 10 Grand It, alsO ~ 9TH aN corner -oh sI-Ad
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But thanks to Elliott. his Carbolic snuff for Ca
urrh put Iie Amois ihuse Mhoaie we'll 21e.-Ait.
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Won at Last will hr given this afternoon
nuA .or We last Nmr thi. evening Or Monday VI L..
i'l NailIo" a. 10 icap "al ia M> Awiu Dat"
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MIRINE TvTTcLIfG ENCR.

| stSftruRK ALNAssc-rUs
sun rise. 1900. - sun 50 Noon sct4.. ~ 20
| Hf.n wAUK--fius tsN
Sandy Hook ~ 800 i4fAlt ~ Hell Gate. o 10
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a ,,,., t,,,, r .Is,S S Gown N.o.s.r
NV. Coco. Collins Is auite 81 .-aol with Tint
arsan-'n"nt. Tor the ~ 81 ptid hm IL NOR,
H. hd- PRACTICALLY put a. - in a >,,>iL- bans.
titHn perfect honesty utt SUCH u.-Iu H.
i..lty AZ has been thus far shown in IN" 'arry-
l'.- o.t 10 "a" -ch"m~. and iu"r" dos bot, up-
/ tr any good rrU sln Why THIS ft.t rs should
MT h"",i" Hn element" i puw-r for o." organ
rition. IL can. Nh.i pushed =, 4i- fun capacity.
On those. Averaging -, m rNu-.h. IS % ~ iA"
lr.srnt rates "i wigss pail -Nu 20 average
strikers u4k from OUTSIDE marufi"turrrs-fhe
proft is about g. i"r thousand. ai .,Ne cost OF
tobacco ahor. interest. rem. fu"l. bo.es sta'nl
% that goes m commiss ms To- Mr. Smith--who.
eh.n they have bought his factory. Is uud"r
contract 20 take from them ms their AZ nj TWO
hundred thousand per week or L. other agents
hey would stAl have i75p profit on hall
million. OF cigars. The mnna.en., al
property. ~ the t'earmaEers' Central
'r;'nAaiion vii he vested IN con II. tee
W." - "a '"nipnhy' 4p.ratng ii as trustees ipr
Ii" hs@r'm nn. II tne ant Ip.Luns Of Tie"
'Ni he itlrimhnI hy tne volume of Orders re-
ff' u ul 10 the l1in 90 this month. II VIII prob
f''y boz d"'n'i advi-'.bl" to csttni IA rnolher
r-Hi ri.Nn factory upon the same has = as ill.,.
IrH-rti unr a. TINS ons has not space Tor much
'lf- m'ut. The cigurmak' - arc work M
i.' mon VINO have reputation 10 make. and
if-i-''ih~- material, and syer'ing all their
,eih Certainly Il Will not De thelr fault If the
''tli Tor in'tr goods does not. nj an early
.t '-- .lat M second lat rs. and posi-
f's'n ufu"i-. II Viii w. no wild dream. then.
imagine IN ille raar future two results the
''' iIs' % "rf 90 rrH"ti"iy rprp"rativ" lp4us-
'i.r NhN lin'iurr. through th" division
.'-4YNn- - accumulated profits beyond all
r'lN'r. m"uis o. Observation-Disclosures 49,
OF t'I il 'r ''iiuu upon "A solid basis - a
rN ~" rivalry {" ih' individuHl man
i''f Nrn-, whose ol','lnair T. -stnn e
'- Ni wages has cDrrrrd the WOrkmen
~ M neetss measure for self
A-.rl r. r.yi-itins:t the factory NJ y Nos,y
in b. lu fuil operation. n realization
il"inuh1fiHl hive 81 in iustry.
.r Nfl IL WAS enabled 10 view -
ni 90 mentally contrast them with
~ hNi-- system ui work against
a. ,.Hr.i. the nrst by the ofil,e
i1.a'"p. and Tia" storrropm
'I- ~" "th"r- hy the various
nI" space roinn47 10 he til-
10 Nl-i o. l't.-- tp Whlrh the tobacco is
INK unpackrd IN the nto X
.' IHmpN ulug IN the easing
"n"r new. and not perfectly
.- --0'H'd a, 10y being piared whom
.' '.i-'- INis &c not done to the
'mt.","d for tle illlcra. Lat
N'i Nnt'lcut -sod leaf used for wrap
preparatory stag Il pass = To
s'rlpprls,' VINO are on the
lh are thii} Az" 81 them. II
f any required 10 per.
@tr liay are 5lmply required
."f oii PACK the diy!d j nalyes
l.i- "i lr rH 'h, If Tor binders or
.rlt' - N,m together with two OF
Us ftlfH.i u rhpldly without NJ
'li'-' -'L anil ,lth small waste NImliy
i..' in.fn' r} in"r hrnWn fingers in NE
81 ii'i. 40 % 'l-rs trinrr 'he STRIKE.
""'k.i'r. though tho.r work -
MI ll'' "' 10" Nh" other pr"'"--"-
t... ' fi" ni rs remuneration dr-
l. -,
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Euslntss ,loiltts.

II he catch II. t viii do good Thousands ~
p'oi', VITO have nv-icV.d ,ui. and u-is anti they
have hecnne dan-, ~iil rush a. almost
trutn tor relief THIS !. whs ~n many 'Nicinrnis are
tsi hN the sufferers tn 90 fuur dru sst iuN bottle
~ WfSTAES BAiSAN OF WILD CHERRY. and use 10
with 1,ncc IL will t,. 30 It ant Ultimately
cure IL - no straw, itisrcshr. w,lltfied nOId OF 70
II AMI h. saved.
Fnt! cent, and 81 bottle solL by all druggist.
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Hip Disease, Contracted Limbs, and Curved
spin. b" cured without sur1irai fauun,
pam confinement Heavy aud oxl~n,i,e supporters
d.-cardrd No charge 'ur tS.iuiuItun nr Mann has
had ultrN years Ofi.c iii Wet Forty.
nrst street saturday ant suAdV iorcnl0n- only.
The Hest Remedy for thildren while Teeth
n f.t. ~f o.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-09-11

tocracy in our midst. We do not
believe they are willing t. SUI ,ort
a CLASS OF rich men among them vino
pay no tax while they toll to feed
them. As long as United States
bonds are untaxed this is exactly
the way the machine will work. Poor
folks and land owners will have to
labor year by year that the rich may
draw their interest in gold. Poor
folks will have al the taxes to pay.
while the hora.holder will 60 scot
free
This is not right, and the Demo
cratic party does not subscribe to
any such doctrine. We say let all
the people bear an equal burden.
Let the bond-holder pay tax the
same as the land owner, and let all
people be equal.
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Powerful Natural Remedy Prof. Hardin, ".
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thoroughly reftted. Fare and accom-
modations first-class. Skillful resident
physician. A M. DAVIES, Prest. b.
A s. 1. Springs Co, LynehbuFg, Va.
Mass sold by M. GarFigef, Morristown,
Tenn. ju96 791y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-09-11

UP to the present time there is
only one announced candidate for
Representative of Hawkins county.
There are some half dozen or more
standing back waiting for some one
to ask them to run. Well, this is s
favorable time to try experiments.
The next session of the Legislature
is one Of little or no Importance. If
the State debt question is ignored,
as we presume it will be, there is
nothing left TO be done. A few
county lines may be changed, few
unimportant laws passed and the
regular appropriations made for
carrying on the State Government
and that is all. This is a good time
for the boys all to run. 1t does not
matter which one is elected. Come
out, fellows, we want II of you all
in a gang.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-09-11
Special Notice.
10. NLcTEER.

10. McTeer will sell goods at wholesale
cheaper than they were ever sold before.
Country merchants can buy goods from
him as low as in any of-the Eastern cit
les. Get your goods at once and save
freights Terms the same as Eastern
houses. Don't fail to get the prices be-
fore you buy.
10. McTeer has in store the most COM
plete stock of Spring Clothing ever
brought to Knoxville.
10. McTeer has just received a full
line of white Shirts. Price from so cts.
up.
A full line Of Black Cloth Goats,
Pants and Vests at 10. McTeer's.
A good Flannel suit, at 10. McTeer's,
for So 70.
A good fit or no sale in the Merchant
Tailoring Department, at 10. McTeeI s.
A full line of Gents Scarfs, just re-
ceived at 10. McTeer's. INCH ID
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-09-11
Liver is King,

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper ac-
ton, all kinds of ailments are the natu-
raj result. The digestion of food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. 1t has been
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequalled in curing all per
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symp-
toms that result from an unhealthy con-
dition of the Liver and Stomach. Sam
pie bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively
sold in all towns on the Western Con-
tinent. Three doses will prove that it
is just what you want.
For sale by w p Carriger, MOrristown