The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-11-05
Local Notes and Other NerCs.

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Local Notes and Other NerUs.
| Indian Summer.
Out-Almanacs for 1880.
Thanksgiving day is looming.
Transplant your house plants.
Education brings immigration.
Tradesmen are thinking of holiday
presents already.
A few flakes of snow fell in this To-
cality last Friday, but not enough to be
beautiful.
There's not a colored painter in Nor
ristown and yet they are all gentlemen
of color.
Lives of great men all remind us
that you can make yours sublime, by
going to Earnest 81 Briscoe's to buy
goods cheap and fine.
Get your Job Printing done at the
GAZETTE Book and Job Office. New
additions of the latest style types are
constantly made.
There is a painful scarcity in our mar
ket just now of hay and other rough
ness for the feeding of stock during the
coming winter.-RnO1. Chronicle
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Capitalists and employers can give
the poor no help so acceptable, no
pledge of friendship so grateful and
lasting as a free school-house.
Oil City DeTrick:-"An exchange has
an article on How To Run a Newspaper. ,
This should be read only by editors,
as every other person in the world knows
Just how newspaper ought to be run.
We have received the first number of
the Students Mirror, a new educa-
tional sheet Just started at Newport,
Tenn. 1t is neat in appearance and
sprightly in tone. A. B. Smith, pub
Usher; A. Barlow, editor The new en-
terprise has our well-wishes.
Mr.. Jas. K. Lawless is adding neat
brick front to his dwelling in the East
End. He has also bought and placed in
his sBddle and harness shop a new pat
ent collar stuffing machine. Jim is
bound to keep up with the good times
just ahead, so the suffer is his "boom. ."
The oyster boom has set in. The
Good Templars of this place lead off
Wednesday night with a grand supper,
when hundreds of the salty tribe will
pass into nothingness. Let everybody
turn out and contribute something to
good cause.
We have received the second number
of the Bristol Reporter. handsomely
printed and carefully edited weekly pa
per just started at Bristol-on-the-Lineb by
w. M. Burrow. We wish il a prosper
Gus journey.
The County Court day stock sale last
Monday was not as we'll attended as the
previous sales have been, and but very
little stock changed hands. There was
but little stock presented and buyers
were scarce.
A runaway team of two mules and a
horse caused some little excitement in
the neighborhood of the GAZETTE last
HA'hhRJ HAOthAh6 IOllhldltll TIC team
was checked before any serious damage
was done.
There is plenty to do now, and nobody
need be Idle. Don't say you can't do
this or that; go to work and learn how
to do what is necessary to be done
for an honest living. Every
young man should fit himself for bust
ness. Don't try to get living without
doing some sort of work. If you cat
bread, earn it. If you are too lazy to
sweat, don't eat. Chattanooga Chronicle
ROlla Ryan and his father gave one
of their excellent and popular elocution-
airy entertainments in this place last
night to fair audience They
were en- route South to their home
ROlla is a genius. As a facial artist and
persOnatOr of character, he ranks with |
Sol Smith Russell. Come again, Rolla. |
We will always greet you with a good |
house.
The rebuilding of the magnificent Nc |
Kendree Church, which was burned in |
Nashville Sunday night, is to be com
as sOOD as possible. The loss
out side of insurance, is estimated at
over 81 900. The american,
after thorough investigation, concludes
t was caused by a defective flue from
he furnace. There were services in the
church and the congregation left at fif-
cen minutes after eight. The fire was
discovered shortly before ten o'clock.
DEATH OF Mrs. THOs E. BIBB.-Our
ntire community will sympathize with
capt. T. E. Bihb, of the N. G. r. r.,
n the loss of his excellent and aimable
wife. She leaves four children, a son
nd three daughters. The youngest
laughter is only 3 years of age. Mrs
'ibb was a pure and lovely christian
VOman, and, in the words of our best
alculated to know, sis now in heaven .
Ter i'll health has been of loGg durc.tion
ut only month or so ago sbs returned
rom visit to her mother ct MOrristown
Bristol Neaos.
The attention of our readers is called
the advertisement elsewhere In the
-AzETTE to day of Zimmerman, Condor
Bro, successors to Williams, thinner
ian q Co., wholesale grocers and deal.
RS In tobacoOs and cigars. The house ,
so well known and appreciated by the
ublic that it IS almost supeFfluous 80
" word in its commentator, Its {
ade extends all over East Tennessee.
nd the greater portion of the surround
" States, for the business qualifications
the firm are supplemented with great
ersonal popularity. Their store reseaa-
les busy mart, with its many fAoors
led to the ceilings with boxes and har- | Z