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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
A. Morris, of Baltimore, Nd, and Ginnette Bal
ley; william s. Ellis, OF Georgetown, d. c.. and
Mary McAulif, of Prince George county, Md.
George NJ. Bats and Margaret Ann Redding:
Squire Moore and Annie Brown, both Of War
rentOn, Fauquier county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS
7 GUIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune


EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS n,
At NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AUGUST l2rH.
1S79,-1l1th MONTH"; DraWfne.
Louisiana State Lottery C0nspasN,
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Char
table purposes in 1858 for the term OF TWenfy.
1vs Years, to which contract the tnviolsble faith
% % ~S,c SSais S peaSed VIII capital o. q
$4,000 IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMRER DIS
TRIBUTION viii take place monthly On tie second
IseSoay ~ nsper scetes or postDoHes Look Ct the
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PRIZEA
CapitaI Prize 600
CAPITA Prize. 1000
Prizes Of e2's6o. ..................... ZOO
Prizes OF 1000. .....................,,. 5000
~ 6IlAee OL l0,0U
1IiAeD "! l0sUW
zSW 6rizee OF OO......................s..s l0.WU
W. 6rlAce VI 1uUO
APPROPRIATION PRIzES. 80
Approximation Prizes Of 8300......... 2700
approximation Prizes Of 2O0......... 1900
EXPERIMENTATION Prizes Of l0o......... 900
1857 Prises amounting to $40. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at an
pr9pinent points. to whom q liberal compensation
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
TO the Home ONCE in New Oreans
Write clearly stating full address. for further in
formation. or SEND 0rf e: <. DAuPHru,
r. .. Box 009. New Orleans, Ia,
or No. $40 ssFHSSsa : ". S6sI nsx kk'rk'
1908 New York ave.. WashinGton.
AH our Grand Extraordinary Drdci,.gs are under
sfSss ( EaEEF
jy94w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER was enlarged May
/, 1879, so that every bottle now holds One-fourth
more than formerly, while the price remains
the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

n HIRD GRAND
FAMILY EXCURSION
BY THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE EX'
CURSION COMPANY,
BLACKIBTON ISLAND,
On the JANE MOSELEY,
SUNDAY. AUGUST Sd, 1879, a. 8 80 a. M, sharp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

Tickets IS cents (children under 10 years and ser
wants freel for sale at Saheller l. -
stevens National Hotel drug store En99
6owards drug store, corner 7th and
l sts w. Harbin's dry goods store, lth and Pa
ave: east Cropleys drug store. lilo Bridge at
State rooms can only be secured Of Mr. s. n Hi.
VIM DICKSON. President.
W. a. SdO6I, secretary ty30-4t
re PINEY POINT AND RETURN. To-.
L rs cents; children under 6. free. IT,
between and IL, Is cents. Tickets 6un8ee n
positively limited to 800 adults and
90 children THURSDAY, August T. on the steamer
'na S2S.a. \. y MH HRPTEncK Managers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

FIRE TO DAY--To-day at one O'Clock the lum
Ger shed formerly used by Cottrell Brothers, on
lEolana avenue and G street, between ID and
80, was burned An alarm was sounded from
Dox IL, aid the IRE department responded and
extingushed the flames. The loss Is about $500.
The shed was owned by Mr.. w. w. Birth. It
boys were In the habit OF frequenting it. It is
thought that 1t was set on fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

GRAND FESTIVAL FRANCAIS.
FETE CHAMPETRE
Under the direction of Prof LOUIS SCHNEIDER
and Mr.. JEAN n. PERRIARD at LOEFF- a.
L LEI GARDEN. on MONDAY. August Atm,
Music by the Marine Band, full Orchestra a
Prizes for Dancing, Shooting, Bowling etc Tickets
free. ~ 'ee
Stages, free to ticket holderr from corner Of New
York avenue and fth street
First Prize for Bowling EIGHT DOLLARS CASH
jy26-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

The Poor Mans Remedy.
Quirk'S Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious RENE.
dy. Sold by every druggist. Price rs cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

THE SHOOTING CASE YESTERDAY The col
ored man John W. Drummond. who was shot
In the mouth yesterday by pistol in the hands
OF Mr.. F. w. Burrows. jr., had the ball extracted
by Dr.. Walter yesterday, and Mr.. Burrows was
discharged, as it was shown that the shooting
was entirely accidental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
TFTY MILES Fob Is CENT?.
DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO GLYMONT AND RETURN.

The elegant steamer W. W. OOROORAN will here
after make DAILY TRIPS TO GLY- .GTn
MONT and en- Intermediates points.
and returning about 3 80 p. m. Round fare Is cts
The regular Saturday evening excursions leave at
returning at p. m sharp. Fare. 25c ty191m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

RUCkINGHAM'S SELECT EXCUR.
- SIONSI
EVERY "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
TO
MARSHALL HALL,
ON BOARD
STEAMER CITY OF WASHINGTON
Tickets rs cents. including one plate
Cream ~ 68Ae =
Boat leaves Ferry wharf at z Is returns at d
O'Clock: Positively no liquors sold on the boat
e Tickets for sale at Bucklngham's, SCI 7th at :
$50 st.; 1(24 It'll st. 1890 14th st and at the boat
a First-olass Brass and String Music iy3S.Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ACADEMY OF THE 6AORED HEAR
OF NARY.
DOMINICAN 6IsTERs)

WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK
THURSDAY. JULY 81, 1879
Tickets, rs Gents children free
II tomorrow is q bad DAY the above will ha poat
poned unit, fursber notice T
Refreshments and Supper sold on the ground for
he benefit Of the Academy fy265f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

BuiOusness, Headache and Impure
| Blood,
each OF them done away with, If you will take
Qlirks Irish Tea. Price Is cents per package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

IEEUo OCCII
Heirs OF John Smith to j. T. Gull part lot &,
so. COG; =. j. F. Ennis and w. Ill. Ward, trls.
tees, to Matilda Madison, lot 10. So 1899; -.
lot 10, So. 973; $4,000 Union RR. Co, to Metro
yolitan r. X. Co, lot PSI, In Beatty and Haw-
kins' addition to Georgetown, and part lot on
Fayetee street, sth and Madison streets; =.
81 319 $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25

Inter NbIegung eines Gibes. aBSomotp's
g~eiiti9er 3ultano DOT Dem Iooe gang nors
mat ipdr.
9tr ser GtraBe sipiiden Naiian nno
gangenidipaIbad liegen Die 9orfer Nets
tcrt uno 2aufcnfeIDen. Gr1teres
bat nur 500, lebteres aber 1900 Gtnpo91
ner. a3;piidm bsibeu Wcmcinben beltcDt
lett utDorbenfli6er !3eit, ipie mir bnrb
ben rytbein. &urier" crfabren, cii leltlaz
mer Ocbraltd, g~cnannt bic TalOrferb ooer
TalorfirmeB. Nuc orci Sabre am III.
Nu9uit B. S. mar Die Triit ipicocr I'M -
3ieben Die &aufenfelber cine Stunoe ipcit.
trob ylegen pDcr Souncnbibc, na6 0tcttcrt,
i'm auf Ser oortigen ScIOfur ben gauset
Sag billourh 81 tan3en unb ben Yooct
neblt alIem QGabstbum barauf 9rilnolt6
5u scrtrampclu. 0as Seltiarnite barait
lit, bab Die Oeidldoigtet ipohl cin iaureS
@eiibt MAIDEN, iid) abcr ben llniug gcfnl7
len lalien miiiien, ipcil CT chen ell altebrz
piirOiges JtedJt Der 9auicnfeloer ut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
Nermii1tcS.

Seit Der neutrality-suspicious. Bez
itGti9un9 ocs Strafurtbeils gcgen ben
Wtorrnonen JteDnolO5 lpc9en GieIfp il
berei limb Die DC ormonen ir arpfer
Nufre9ung. Sic batter beitimmt ertparz
tet, oaB oas 8unOeSgeieb, mcI6cs Die Gtelz
tpeiberei in ben Ierrttorten nit Strafe be-
brobt, fir Dsrfaiiurgsipibrig erfldrt' tuerz
ben purbe. Sn bieier @riparturg aez
tduldt, ergeben tic iid III ben ipiitbenblten
S6impfereien uno 0robungen nit berpaifz
meter Nufe6nung 9egen ben Suno. So
ricf i'll elmer Breoigt Der 9ropbetenlo6n
Soc S. Smith: yOie Wformouel bobct bis
lebt inter benz Orrfe elmer &ne6tldaft
gelebt, tpie iie ute Gin NoIt der 9Sclt erbul>
bet bat. Wtr baben bis jeBt allies ~crtragen,
aber Die 3eit lit gefommen, 100 ans bic
gtotb 9ebletet, nit 9Saffen / II Scr
0dnb fir uniere 6eimotb, fir uriere
Geliglon Su fGlnpfen uno ipcnn'S lcin muB,
3t 1terben. QSir iilo cin frieblie6enocS
Solf, aber td ratbe 9t1en, Die feline y8afz
fen uno 9uIper beitbcn, ii0 oicie Gcrt6eiz
olgungSmittel 10 balb ais m0gli6 anslz
ldaften llno tpenn ibr gSaffen fault, oanu
fault MIR Die beiten."
= Die Staot ct. Soiepb, Miilouri,
iuarO neulid auf @rulb cines Dor Dem
8unocsfreieseribtc pom cincm @l1ubiger
Der Staot ertpirtte1 3a9Iun9surtbeils
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
Graf NcrrartS.
(Gorreiponbsn8 OeS ~Scrlincr 2oscblattS".)
Wten %. SuIi.

CGorrelponben3 hes ~SerIincr Gascblotts".)
Wten %. SuIi.
Seit einigen Wo6en ablDrbirt cine oal1a
ungctp0bnli6 gro6e S9mub> Nffaire QIeS
Snterele Der OffcntIi6cn Wleinuna in llnz
gdrn uno aud in Oeiterreid, ia, auBerbal6
Der Monar6ic bat Der SfaIoal 8eadtung
gtfnnoen. nno TT Dcrbtcnt OteieIbc III boz
Dem Utdbe, oenn CT i6eint iih su einem
pOlitildDen @reignilie bon nod unbercden<
Darer Sragiueitc austuadlen su tpoLen.
un0 CT ltcfert 9leidSeitig Gin merftDuroiges
ieltianes &ulturbiIo.
Dor bcil1ufi9 pier Woder ipur6e Dor bent
Wiener 2anOesgcridte oer Sroensi6tpins
belzBro;cB Shfueiber= Sonnenberg perz
banoelt. @S Uar BEL oemielben gu Sage
g%etreten, baB Der 8iseprGiiocnt oes urgaz
ridden Mbgcor0nctcnbauies, @dbrieI
y. SardoD, fir bebeutenoc @cLobetrdge,
Die su vipobltbGtigen 3tpeden" geipenoet
Deroer %lollteH, Sr0en uto ionftigc Qus>
seihnurgen ben Spenocrn jill pcri6affen
Deriprah. 8ds in bieler Gidtuno mirtz
lid gei6ebcn ilt, tuurOe bisber niGt FLAIR:
gelc9t. Die gauge Qn9eIeSenbeit 6cs 6errn
-. Gorabp trat aber aIs6aIb in oer Ointerz
grunO, ais Der oppoiitioncae SoIrnoliit
SnbanR Nsbot1, Gin nod iunger
Oidnn bon flcdenloicm Character Mno
Sp6u zines iebr %nambaften ungarii6en
NnrlamentaricrS, in ieincm 8latte vOfoz
gparorsSa9" gegeH Den Staats ietrctdr I'M
MtiniiteriMm bcs Sngern, Ornicn 8ictpr
3t6Ds 6crrariS, Die gntlagc erbob,
Dieier, Der 0raf, babe un9Ieih mebr auf
BEN @etptilcn ais 8arabp, benz ct lei bel
mebreren y@si9Giten" bet6eiIiSt, tueIAsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25

7 m Z
bic aIlerbelte MeoiSin
fir GiSpspiia
tn0
EewtOu, Y. s., 81. Dtdr; 1877.

Eeptou, e. s., 81. Dtdr; 1871
Serrr s. u. 0tepen5.
gSertbcr Soerr! - 9iod .inmal crsr,iie i'd bic IeSer,
nm iene 6lritin BET Wtcbi5incu, bd5 NEGETINE Sr
prtilcn. Ills i'd por Spet .>abrtt oet V'br1ldD oe3
FEGETINE nit 10 iegenSreiAcr @irtun9 bt9dnr,
s%lautt;n methe Nrtnl'Oe, es lei MIR Der D1Tctt t,ncs
Stim Ilirmittet;, pcr buio m;cbsr DorIbet i:iu NM mid
III mettem alten Siitato fallen pero:. "a CtutSe, luel>
DIE mein iriiber tin3elanots3 Sctant6 lo;eu, c1tnlo oells
len n,0b;c zen, 10 ibretbe i'd nobmals, I'M ibre 3pcif..l
in oieier Oinlibt su l0ltn. Get ib Dor ndbeSl Spet
Sabrer nit Dem Gc6rante o5 begnnlt.
bob: tb bis CUR Gtnnoe 5u9enomncn, t0 %ertrehe lit1
wlcoer meiner alien @tinnobctt uno ldscibe m:ine
9&itotrseriteluu9 benz NEGETINE SIT. Sor Sipet
cubreu mar ib 10 bcrabaetpmntit, ME mlt nur ietn
iGnu. N6t lfouate lang mar i'd ans Sctt geieiie't,Hno
edt Acr5ie, bic 81 ben 9eld'dIcltcn otelcS Stoaie' idD:S
len, hatteH MID bereIIs aIfacJeben. Sie ld9tei, tD
bate ntebrere Srontbetien, oarhntcr ShptnolI9t,
Der5trdntbeit uno cli6c onocre niht minotr Mn)eils
bare, NIB t1 muIe lcrben. Ea6 nbcr,
bas i'd ais levte3 9tcttrn95mtltcl perludte, brIbte
mid mtcoer aui bic Gcinc, uno ibrn perooufc id rlcin
SebeH. Scit mcin 5uitano lib SIT beiiern 6e9unn, u,s
tcriuarf tb uneine Grantb&tt elmer ocnauel Eriliun9 uno
tauO, Dag ODSpepitd obcr II perD1utt6 tcit
allen meiuer Z pmptomcn SI Grunos lag, uno icintr
iano ib, DdB Inter ie lcdIS Srarfbeit3idilen Iiinf ole
9&trtau9en ~oerieI5tn llriad dc iiuo. s&cnn SIC ~Aobruns
i'll Ntaqtn utbt sr90rtl uerodnt lp;ro, 10 ptro lie eirte
i~autsupt, aiittae Ntaiic, we,9e in bus Stat c,rtritt nuo
ourdb oIele5 mad alien Sbeilen res N0rper3 9eiibrt
miro. IN Naige octlcn tre'ea in ciri9cn oocr III outn
Sr9ancn bcS N6fpcrS GrautpeitS ipmplome aui, nuo,
pcnn bic llriode nidnt bcietii5t ptrp, 10 e%utwideln lid
pteie Spmptolme nit Der 3cit su or9Untiden &ranthci>
ten. SD Ea5c bu5 III mctiteri ci9encn
SAIL ether grinoli6eu Grobc nnterporitu, ebtIic III
ben 6duen utcler Mcuner ee:aanttu, ano i'd crfunnte
oarin Die ~allerbciIe Nteotsiu iur 0papepiil ooer Suot9cz
lttou, Su ocren SnmptontcH IN Der 9te5c Der OIanbc 9z
bort. buS man an elmer unbcilbaren oraaniihcr &rants
belt letpe. Sd bin in ben Stdb en- @oiiStpun, @eare
uno Mention in bieem Staate (N. 81 roohl b.taunt
unp tunn iir a1e oieic Nusaben nnw;berleeli6t See
weIie 6ribriu9cn. gerr bin ib bere;t, oIc ihrtittidcn
Nnlro9:n ir Nc3ug ali ncinct Sail pber ben @cbruub
bes FEGETINE 5u beanimorten.
Auiribtt9 Der Sbrt9e
Il. :. y urbef,
@enn VEGETiNE resclmdbts mad Der Soribriit
gebl ubt miro. 10 lDiro c5 e,te liberc uno idleuniSe Sur
oer . pspepita bcpirftn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
VEG I: 7 I'm Z
fitr Nitbuta.

btl0oelpbt a, ga.
Serrr S. r. StepenS.
M5ertber 0err! = Mdbrenb Der Ictten iiuIsebn Sabre
Iuor i'd in 6cn Ntonottn ltai uno Stunt nit Nu = Ia,
lpc pie serSte cS nenncu. bebaitet. sd lit idmer oas
BET umo beiano mid 10 etemb, ouB i'd inner nit yroucu
ben AufuIten enisc 3euiag. Mdr smpiuDt MIR ben &s<
btaut be5 VEGETENE. Sh scbrnuAte Snci 6ias
i6en, eDe ib pen Nuiaa cruartele, nno blieb 9dn;li6
bamtt ~perjdont. sd bin benz VEGErTINE Su
9roBem CAN'T lerpflldtet.
Sno. :. SalIinaer
HOS Vretu Ctr, VbiIn.
VEGETENE bat Gauitnocu. Die lang uno l9wcr
gelltten gobcu, ibre gelunobeit m,eoer 9c9rDen.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

The death Of Professor Broils, OF
St. Clair. Hawkins county. is loss
to the whole community. He was
actively and energetically engaged
iu a good work over there, and had
succeeded in building up one of the
most prosperous schools of a high
character in East Tennessee. He
was young man of rare qualiilca.
tions for the work be had underta.
ken-he was exerting power al To-
huence for good in his neighborhood
and had life been spared him would
doubtless have made an unusually
useful and honorable citizen.
So many of our young men Of good
education. good business quai,fca
tions and good family connectious'
from whom their friends AMI the
community at large are expecting
much useful work, make failures in
the commencement o! life and seem
to be utterly incompetent or. Il ahIe
TO find employment in any Il Cful
channel, that one always feels Ike
taking the working young man h>
the hand and bidding him God speed
Prof Brotis when he BEGAN al
enough TO labor did not wait fn, i,
profitable situation. did no. sit il d q
shade add wait for some one 70 {. me
aloug aud offer him q large alta
for small amonn' of work, but he
took right hold Of the main busi' ess
Of life and went TO work Ike an
earnest man. Selecting the BUSH. ess
of ieachine-ahhongh a mere ouln
he was not satisfied with a com.
mon school. but bending his whole
energies 10 the business in hand he
vas successful and in a short time
people began to talk Of his school,
parents in search of good institu-
ton and an earnest competent teach
er for their children sent them to
him, and St. Clair Academy soon
had a reputation far and wide. Num-
beers increased at every session d
came to the village 10
which the school WAS located. As
citizens of Hawkins county we were
all proud of the young man. Brolls,
while he was living, and We unite in
deploriog his death as great pub@c
loss.
We have not written this n Gn
obituary.; others have 'duse hal,
perhaps. better than We ceui'L i'm
our object is to call the career of
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17
To Business Men.

Advertising in the NoRRTsrowH GAZETTE Is
racoTuiaed by business men, having faith in their
for their goods . wide recognition Of their
Wn inertia.
Advertising IN the MoRETsTowN GAZETTE impels
inquiry and WIN en- the article offered Is Of good
qusIfty ana 1t = fair price the natural result is
increased sales
Advertising in the MoRRIsToWx GAZETTE u 2
permanent addition to the reputation of the goods
advertised, because It is permanent mnnenee,
always at work in their interest.
Advertising in the MoRRIsToWN GAZETTE is the
most energetic salesman, addressing constantly
the public in the I'D terisers interest, and cease
lazslv At work seeking customers from all classes
Advertising In the MoRRrsTowE GAZETTE pro-
ducss trade for, even In the duIest times adyeT-
ssrs secure by far the largest share Of what s be-
ing done.
Advertising in the MoRREsFowN GAZETTE en-
Dhatie eli y pays. The paper is popular elid mas
bona-hds circulation OF one thousand. It Is READ
v the gubstanisl business and agricultural class
- Of ISIS section besides being the ofheal paper o.
Hamblsn Claiborne and Granger Counties
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
will be opened up for business now
in a few weeks. The city of Cinciu-
natl has sixteen millions of dollars
stock in that great road, for which
the bonds OF that corporation have
been issued. What effect the opeu-
ing of this road is going to have on
East Tennessee we cannot Just now
see. Il will certainly bring our
stock raisers in competition with
those Of tho great Northwest, and
we should think would have a ten
dency to lower the prices of horses,
mules. cattle, hogs, &C., in this ceun-
try. It will also bring dowa the
prices Of corn, wheat, oats, rye. hay,
sc. The finishing of the road may
give Cincinnati a great boom, and
It may also help Chattanooga a lit
tie, but it don't look to us as if it is
going to be a good thing for the
stockraisers and grain growers Of
East Tennessee. But. then, we
don't know what may happen.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

this young man prominently before
the youths Of our country. Work is
The business of life. 1t is what God
made men for. An idle man is a
humbug be is OF no use to anybody
IT anything. The earnest worker is
the one who makes the world go.
/ All the great men, all The useful
men, all the men who ever achieved
fame or fortune are those who went
10 work early in life and stuck to it
until tie prize was woa.
We see numbers Of strong, vigOr-
GUS, sensible young men idIing about,
apparently waiting for something
worthy OF their attention 10 turn up
or be offered to them. They seem to
be unable TO find the place where
they are needed. and thus they spend
wears Of their lives in cOmpar alive
uselessness. 1t is to this class we
desire 10 call the attention of the eX-
ample Of Mr.. BroiIs. He did not
wait for anything or anybody. but
moved right ahead. II he could not
command large salary he took a
small one and kept climbing upward.
This, after all, is the only road to
success. Industry and activity grow
upon us, and the more we labor the
more we are enabled to perform.
Idleness on the other hand is grow
ing, and one day spent in listlessness
calls for another day Of the same
kind, and another until the energies
are all lost and the journey of life
becomes a dreary, tiresome road TO
an uuhonored grave.
In such a country as this there is
too much to 10 for Anybody to be
idle. Men Of pluck, men Of energy
are needed everywhere. In the cit
les, in the villages and in the broad
and fertile country there is work
waiting to be done; profitable, hon
orable work. such as will place mon
ey in the pocket and happiness in
the heart Our advice. therefore, to
every yourg man is, wake up and go
to work. If You cannot secure a
school TO teach or a situation in a
store, 90 out in the country and 60
TO blowing. grubbing making fences,
cutting down trees. cleaning np
field aid planting seed in the
ground. Whenever a Young fellow
establishes reputation in y neigh
borhood as an honest. industrious
worker. his fortune i half made. He
las onl, af.er that TO stick to his
calling aud .ndcl Evidence is sure to
follow.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

THERE is no liquor sold in Rogers,
Vile nov by retail. The last estsb'
lishment closed out few weeks
ago. It can. however. we hear. be
bought by the quart at one place.
This, however, will cease the first OF
January. The Supreme Court sus'
tains and enforces the four.mile law
in every instance. Those who de
sire to live in strictly temperance
neighporboods only have to go 10
work and establish good schools IN
der q charter from the State.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

MAJOR II. III. AIKEN has purchas-
ed a steamer and is going to make
an honest effort to navigate the
Holston river. We hope be viii be
successful. Twenty-six years ago
toe experiment was made and failed.
This failure causes . great many
perso. as to predict failure again. But
Il shou ID be remembered that the
last quar-, 'er ola century has brought
about grea.t changes and improve
ments in naA yigstion and steamboats
as we'll a. in everything else Be
cause the Seas Sandra,'' the ELLEN
White" and the MARY Mckinney"
failed to navigate the upper Holston.
successfully is no reason why a
steamer OF an improved pattern.
drawing not more than half as much
water as those boats drew, with a
new engine of perhaps greater pow
err. should not be entirely successful.
We shall aot predict further until
1t comes /; and even if the little
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

SEEING the advertisement of Peter
Kern in last week GAZETTE reminds
US that last Christmas this gentleman
sent us a box Of "hOllday goods as
a treat. We wrote little paragraph
at the time thanking him for his
kindness, but somehow it escaped
the compositor and failed to appear.
Mr.. Kern's establishment in Knox
Vile is one of the finest of the kind
in the United States or any other
country. His house ia real show
worth going to the city to see. His
goods are all of the finest quality and
good enough for anybody. His
clerks and business employees are
polite, attentive. quick and know ex-
actly how to wait on those who call
ir--nobody ever leaves the house
disappointed. In this matter we
speak from experience. because we
once called there, an entire stranger,
NO one in the building knew who we
we're. or what our business was. and
we were as kindly treated and as
politely spoken to as-if we had been
worth a million of dollars and had
come in to buy Peters entire stock.
We can very cordially recommend
Mr.. Kern's house and goods to every
body wanting goods in his line. If
you deal with Peter Kern you will
not be cheated. He is a square.
man with level head and heart
in the right place.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17

steamer Maj. Aiken at present owns
should be unable 10 run. we shall
stlll contend that one can be cons
structed which will answer the pur-
pose. and il that man, Maj, Aiken,
lives and continues to own the Rog-
ersvilIe & Jefferson railroad. he will
navigate the Holston river from the
bridge to Kingsport. The thing eau
be done and he will do it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-17
The Norristown Gazette.
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
Eas
L. L. POATS, EDITOR.
L. L. PoATs. EDITOR.

IN Tennessee it is q misdemeanor'
punishable by fine and impfison-
ment, to sell Intoxicating liquor to d
school boy. Saloon.keepers had as
we'll look out and watch as well as
drink.