The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-03-17

| C6uLS.
The fell-destroyer known as the gam
of fifteen" which has been creating sucl
Juror elsewhere of late, has not ye
struck Morristown. Why dent som
one introduce it?
We call attention to the house anC
lot offered for sale at Leadvale. Lead
vale is a thriving hamlet on the Bun
combe road, the headquarters of gooC
trading and moneyed community. 4
bargain can be had in the property.
The HOlston, we are informed, is con
siderably out of banks this, Tuesday
A large amount of drift-wood is passing
down at a rapid rate, and farmers ar
taking precautionary measures to pro
tect themselves from loss.
Observe the new advertisement o.
Peter Ritter, Knoxville, and if you wish
anything in a tObacconist's line, either
in large or small quantities, send YOU
orders to him, and they will be satisfac
| JOTlly uIl6Il III CNC1y ICSpCSS'
W. S. McCrary, the live merchant
over on the railroad, reports brisk
trade at his stand Of late. He has just
added to his stock a splendid line oil
gentlemen's hats and caps; also a
nice variety of ladies' trimmed hats.
He has a house full of goods and in
vites every one to come and see him.
Farmers in need of Agricultural I'm,
plements should not fail to read the ad'
vertisement of Geo. Brown, on our first
| page. He is an extensive dealer and
! sells none but first-class machinery. His
prices compare favorably with those of
| the factories. Go and see him when
you want to buy a labor-saving machine
of any kind for the farm.
Acting upon a recent suggestion of
| the GAZETTE, the County Court has had
transplanted in to the court house yard
! one hundred young shade trees. We are
pleased to notice this sensible step on
the part Of our county fathers. If these
trees are properly cared for, when fully
grown, we will have the lOveliest court
house grounds in the State.
Read what the "old woman" has to
say aboNF w. H. Parker & Co, Blythe
by, we must apologize for the personal
looks of the old lady. She has just been
l, Nf
rheumatism, through the virtue Of DR..
Fulwiler's sure-cure liniment, and has
not vet recovered her usual vigSr.
Hence, her uncouth and dubbed up"
appearance.
We have recently added to eur Job
Office several fonts of new and beauti-
full job type, and are now enabled to
execute job printing in the latest style
type, in an artistic manner, and as cheap
as it could possibly be done IN Knox
vile, Nashville, or anywhere else. If
you wish anything in the line of print
ing, from small business card to a
mammoth poster, send US your orders
and they will be satisfactorily filled.
DR.. Il. j. Speck has recently leased
the spacious and conYenient room over
the posteff1ce, lately occupied as the
law office of Messrs. Cannon & King, |
and had it remodeled and arranged es-
pecially for his use as dental surgeons |
office, His former patrons and all 9TH |
ers will find him now more than ever
before prepared to receive them in a
style moro in keeping with the progress
i've elegance of the age.
For the information of physicians who
desire or propose to attend the annual
meeting of the Tennessee State Medical
Society, at Knoxville, April 5, we pub
fish tho rates of fare on the railroad lines
ST this section;
The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad will sell excursion tick
cts from all stations, including the Nor
risJown branch to Knoxville, April
and 6, good to return until April 10, to
physicians and their families.
Again we have the satisfaction of pre-
3enting to our readers the card of w.
q. Curtis, JeWeler, Knoxville, which
will be found on our first page. Mr.. G.
8 practical jeweler, and carrys con-
family in stock a large and handsome
inc of jewelry. He stands in the front
ank of KnOxVille's trustworthy bust
nen-a man of sterling integrity and
Inblemished reputation, and his house
S widely and favorable known through
ut East Tennessee. When in Knox
lille give him call.
The self-hiving bee apparatus or
invented and to be pat
nted by Mr.. Joseph Williams, of Rocky
prings, Granger county, advertised in
mother column, is certainly an inven-
ion that should attract the attention of
ee-keepers and raisers. We have been
ssured by gentlemen who have tried it s
nat 1t fully comes up to all that is !
laimed for 1t, and that to those who {
eep bees it is an invaluable invention. ,
cad the inducements given in the adj '
and then try farm right.
Is it exaggerated? The Knoxville
dispatch is responsible fer the statement
lat five men, living in the vicinity of
ar neighboring village, Talbott's Sta !
on, ate 151 eggs-over two dozen for ]
lch man-without intermission of time. 1
t last accounts they were still alive, ,
Re would treat this with incredulity
it were not for the fact that we have
ad demonstrated before our own eyes v
hat the human stomach is capable of l
lrviving. Why, in this very town, not !