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The people Of RogeraYilie GelsbFa'
ted the Christmas holidays this sea-
son in a quiet. rational way. The
young people met 81 various places
and enjoyed themselves as only
young people can. The egg-nogg
department was dispersed with en-
tirely. Almost every one was sober
all the week. In fact there was less
drinking about town than at any
Christmas in the last thirty years.
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Taken In the Act.

Sister Jones called on Elder Smith
few evenings since. Being a next door
peighbor she entered his study unan-
ReaRced, and was greatly shocked at
seeing him taking q drink from . snss
Picious looking bottle. He NOTICED
her look of inquiry, and said sfThis,
Sister Jones, is Tabler's Portaline, OF
Vegetable Liver Powder, the only REM
edy I have ever found for the many
troubles arising from disordered LiF=
or. can recommend it." Price SO
cents. For Sale by all Druggists.
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a DEMOCRAT OFF THE DEMO

URAIG.
General Buffers Faneuil Hall Speech
What is Democracy? The right
OF the people to govern themselves.
to make their own laws, and have
equal protection. Do yeu know OF
any other Democracy than that? Do
you know anything better than that
Democracy! I can answer to every
shibbOletb of the Democracy. | was
O Democrat when Frank Bird was a
conscience Wing. Twas Democrat
when Josiah @. Abbott was = prohi-
bition Free Soiler. | was Demo
erat when Josiah G.. Abbott MAS q
KnoW.Nothing judge. vas a Demo.
crat when John Quincy Adams was
q Beacon street Wing. I was u
Democrat when the order vent forth
from State street to Lowell TO put
up . placard that any man that voted
for the Ben Butler Ten-hOur law
should be turned out Of employment
/ would as quickly put in prison
civilized bulldozer in Massachusetts,
- shotgun scoundrel in Mississ'p.
pi. Rqu3l rights, equal protection,
equal burdens, equal powers. equal
duties under the law TO ell men, lie
my Democracy. IL any man has any
better, let him go and lind 3 warrant
for it where he can.
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London has n population of some
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If people continue to doctor by rule and
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the head, throat and lungs. Office, $50
S. Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
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The wGlnut lumb Der business is
booming in HAKkins county this win
ter. Men are riding Rll oyer the
county buying up every tree that
can be found for sale. 1t would
aasn that the supply Of this valua-
bile timber will soon be exhausted.
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PETER KERE'S Christmas box
came to hand ell right. fog WHICH
that kind.hearted gentleman and
successful merchant has the thanks
OF the entire family. That man de-
serves all thH good tuck thai has
come to him and more. We hope
the end of 1880 will fnd him still
Honriahin0
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Cause and effect,

The main cause Of nervousness l. Ia
digestion, and that Il unused by weak,
ness Of the stomach No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bitters To strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood, and keep
the liver and kidneys Hclivp. Ia carry
of the system. See other column
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Sufferers with Rheumatism, Lame
Back, ETC., who have had all the
pleasure of life destroyed by these
sad Affections, can again enjoy the
light elastic step Of perfect health;
and experience permanent relief BY
using Coussens Lightning Lini.
ment, the only pnfailing remedy
fOs Rheumatism, Lame Back, Neu.
ralgia, Sprains, Bruises, etc. Price
SO cents. For sale by all druggists.
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LEATHER,
Saddles and Brides,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HAVE RE.PURCHAsED

NWE HAVE RE-PURCHASED
w the Tan yard proEdTty ia 4lofeistQwn,
shall continue the Tanning business Having q
large Tan Yard, completes in every respect, and an
ample supply Of bark, with skillful wOrkmen, We
are prepared to guarantee satisfaction.
We keep on hand, and for sale exchange for
Hides, SOLE, UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHER.
Pay cash for all the Hides brought to us, if de-
sired will have Hides tanned on shares.
We manufacture and sell at lowest prices, SAD
DIES, RRIpLES, COLLARS and HARNESS Of
"a We also manufacture and sell BOOTS AND
SHOES equal to any made in the country.
We Bark only, for tanning, aud have no
patent process.
We respectfully solicit share Of the public
patronage,
w. Mcfarland 81 Sons.
August /, 1879-au2Otf
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MAJ. AIKEN will have to exchange
the Harry Helm for a lighter boat
eff ct arst you don't succeed. try
try again." Major. The thing ca q
be done. It may DO Uncle Sam will
lend a helping hand some Of those
DAYS.
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Yet those days were marked by many
pervading superstitions. Among other
things, twas believed that at midnight
on Christmas eve, the OK in his stall, the
stag in his lair, bowed their knees in
alteration. 1t was supposed that gifts,
when tho giVsF was unknown, came
from the fairies, beautiful, gentle raEe
! of tiny beings, who, when not engaged
in their good Offices, dwelt in flowers,
or, of mOonlit nights, danced in circlets
upen some velVety piece of sWard As
people became more enlightened, the
visits of these spFites became infreauent
and finally ceased. In their place came
queer little cid fellow, dressed in furs,
who E" shook when he laughed, like a
bowl full of jelly" 1t was thought
this queer elf came from the North, the
land of the fir aud licheR, the aurora
and the iceberg, as he rode in o sleigh
drawn by six tiny reign deer. His sleigh
was laden with toys for the little ones.
For years has Kris Kringle fulfilled his
mission yet he is becoming aweary.
He Eays the children deny his existence,
and what with mechanical toys and |
choicely illustrated books, they SAFE lit |
tie for his NOah's arks, lollipops and |
dolls and that the coal fires make him |
sick, the narrow CRATES destroy his furs, |
snd that when he starts home his clothes
have most internal flavor of sulphur.
Yet the gentle, odd creature bears no
malice.
He commends to your rem entrance
the printer, whose paper adds so much
tG the pleasure of your family Preside
more especially the printers Devil (of
the GAzETTE) who now speaks to you.
The Devil taught Faust printing, on
condition his children should always
and employment in 3 printing office.
My grandfather is not nigh so blaok az
he has been painted; aud when you see
me, his grandson, with a smeared face,
believe me, It's but busted idea, the
cuticie OF = chQice thought. Like all
my brothers, am an excellent fellow
when / have my own way. In this day
Of days, remember sluan6erfng genius and
gFYE THE DEVIL HIS DUE!
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A Ladyas Wish.

ooh, how do wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said lady to
her friend, HYou can easily make it so, 1"
answered the friend. "Howg" inquired
the first lady. "By using Hop Bitters,
that makes pure rich blood and bloom
ing health. 1t did it for me, as you
observe" Read of it.
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The last account we had from
Jesse Nichols w&s That he was in q
very dangerous condition and would
probably die. II he does it will make
Gonr murders for Hancock in 1879.
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If ''tha best people in the world"
should get to lighting up yonder in
Maine, what will become Of the sin
mere in the south?
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IT. 70 going round in the papers that
the Use of'kefoasiie as a gargie is sure
cure for diplheria
Michigan has q dog tex, which pays
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1850.

Yhe peW year pow upon pe promises
~ be one of more than usual interest.
It is Leap Year, which will make it at
tTGctive 10 the marriageable ladies. II
will probably be the most exciting Presi-
dental contest the country'has ever seen.
Another thing which will give pTomi-
hence to 1880 will be the large sales and
growing popularity of SYmphyx, the al.
ready renowned Cough Remedy.
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w.vop r. Mitchell; Aldermen-GsO. A.
M ITcSrutt 8 B. Noe, VIM. Mcfarland, J. X.
Ia~IaSS. ] II. Bewloy. REcoRDER-9eorge Liv-
@-1.to1 Ag1EaHAI-Jan3eB Norris.
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Timetable ROgersVilIe q JET
RaraOn Railroad.

Trains ssars ROgersvilie daily SUNDAY excepted
"a "a, arriving at RogersSile Junctlen ~ . ::
!, making direct connection with the Mest-Ooone
Mali train upon the 2, T., Va Ga. hk, which
arrives in Knoxville Ut l1s09 3. M hetnTnlhe-
leave ROReraVins Junction At ps M, aILeE the At
rival Of the Eastern and WRsteFp=boHpd trelRntsr
and arrive az RogaEsVine ut p. m. FaFtiea gong
e RORarsVile from th0 West win take tbe SEesSI@t
erafn which leaves Knoxville at As o. IA.
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|tOUNTY.-slts by quorum first Monday IA ev-
Howsi RE0.. Chairman; Il. Williams, Clerk.
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THER COUNTY OFFICIALs.-H. Loop.
} Sheriff and Taller; W. H. Parker, Register
J. z Thompson, Tax-C0llSctor ana Ifl nus n n
AZ FherFood, County Superintendent Of Pubic
instruction.
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REDFORD. VA ALUM AND

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In the good old days of Merrie Eng
land, the festival of Christmas was uni
versally observed. On Christmas eve.
the Yule Log was burned, accompanied
by quaint ceremonies and through that
night the Waits would pass from house
to house singing Christmas carols; doub-
ly sweet from anticipations of the com
ing day. Christmas morning, commem-
oTatiVe services were held in chapels,
whose interior Was o mass of eYeFgreens,
the raw tints of which mcllowed under
the twilight of the interior and the rich
eoIOrs thrown on them as the suns rays
softly stole through the stained glass
windows At the great manor houses,
the afternoon was devoted to a generous
hospitality and athletic sports. Through
the crowd wandered handg of mummers.
Three of each group were dressed to
represent Robin Hood, Maid Marian and
Friar Tuck; the rest wore head Mosques,
Indicating birds or beasts, and INDUCED
in the toughest horse play.
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C,TRCUIF.-Sits LIST Monday in December, April
and August. James o. Eose' Saase' 0eoFSS
q Crouch. Clerk.
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COURTS.

C,HANcERY Sits srd Monday in January and
u July. Il. G. Smith Judge dOnn A"tPn's'
Clerk aud Master.
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O O. F.-MorristOwn, No; 1es-lst, and and
- - joss MURPHEY, n. @.
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LODGES.

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II dav ave0inC 4 O'Clock, every month, In their
han. at the Masonic ACADEMY building
J. Z. THOMPSON, W. N.
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A. q o. s. @. R. R,

D.ux Frsisht and Passenger Trains-8upaayS
excepted. 1890
Arrive at MOrristOwp Gas p. m. Depart 1O;LS n In
Arrive 1T Wolf Creek l;SO P. M. Oep~h' 'O' r M
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DoYAL. ARCH CHAPTER.-srd ThnEsdsy in
X, avs-T month. JOHH MURPHKY, II. p
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mrNICIPAL BOARD.

o. G. T.-Morrissown, No. 2s4.-Mests eve
Monday evening.
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rIEIeHTs OF HONOR - MorFistown. No. ga.
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- - r A LOWRY. D.
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS
TO PAY DEBTS.

W. B. Mitceell, Admir- of NJ. H. Stone, vs. Eliza
beth Stone ct al.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
m that the defendants, Henry Massengil and
wife, Mary Jane MassengilI, and r. M. Stone are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee 1t is Or
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN THE MnRRIsTOWN GAZETTE, a newspaper
published in Morristown, Tennessee, notifying
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1st Monday Of February, 1880,
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ton or the same will be taken for confessed, and
set FoR hearing eG-parte a. to them Witness my
hand at office, this 18th December, 1879.
dec. "a, 1879. 4w j. s. DOYAL, Clerk
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GAzE7EE oARRlER,s ADDREss.


Cold on His cradle the dew drops are shining:
Low lies His head with the beasts Of the stall;
Angels adore Him in sumber reclining
Maker and Monarch and SAVIOUR Of all
Say, shall we yield Him, In costly devotion.
odors Of Edom and offerings divine
Gems OF the mountain and pearls Of the ocean !;
Myrrh from the forest or gold from the mine ?
Vainly we offer each ample oblatioa
Vainly with gifts would His favor secure
Richer by far Is the hearts alteration:
Dearer to God are the prayers Of the poor.
" And there were in the same country shepherds
abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock
by night; And, 10. the angel Of the Lord carae
upon them, and the glory Of the Lord shone round
about them and they were sore afraid. And the
angel said unto them, Fear not for behold /
bring you good tidings OF great joy, which shall
be to all people. For unto you is born this day in
the CITY of David Saviour, which is CHRIST TIN
LoRD. And this shah be a sign unto you: Ye
shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes,
lying in manger And suddenly there was with
the angel multitude of the heavenly host prais-
ing God, and saying,
Glory to 0Od IN tho highest; and, on earth,
Peace, good gOI t0eoGrd men,"
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The Morristown Gazette.
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT

/. L. POATS, EDITOR.
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