The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-22
OUR ADVERTISERS.
Where to Have Your Watts
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ur regular advertisers in order that |
hey may be kept prominently before
he public and that any one who may |
reed anything in their line may know
where to find it and with whom to deal.
IN this connection we desire to express
1ur sincere regret at the seeming In
difference manifested amsng the bust
aess men of MeFristown in regard TO
their business prominently be-
fete the public Men who ought and
are able to advertise don't spend a dol
lars worth in printers ink from one
years end to another. And yet these
very men expect and demand much from
their local papers. They want railroads,
tswn improvements, capitalists, emigTa-
ton, and heaven only knows what all,
and if the newspaper man fails to give
all these topics undivided attention he
is severely censured, and often gross
ly insulted, for having neglected du-
ty. We have net the patience to give
this idea the attention it deserves; but
we do say the penny wise and pound
foolish policy Of the business men of
Morristown is as injurious to them and
to the good name of the town as it is
illiberal and unjust to its local papers.
Take up che newspaper of any enter
prising town, half the size of Morris
town, and yen will find Its pages we'll
filled with paying. advertisements Then
visit the t0wn in person, and you will
find prosperous and enterprising peo-
ple--their local journal rejecting their
progressiYeness. Butwe are depressing.
We invite attention to
MATHEs & NOE.
Any one who makes a visit to the
busy store of Mathes s. Noe will not
only be convinced that they are live
men but that they DO an immense bust
ness in selling dry goods, notions, etc.
They also have in connection with their
store 3 shipping department, in which
they handle all the poultry and eggs in
the country that they can lay their
hands en-, for which they allow the high
est cagn market price. Several hands
are kept constantly employed in this
branch of their industry in receiving
poultry and eggs and packing same pre-
paratery to shipment. One Gay last
week this enterprising firm shipped
South eyer 1900 pounds of turkeys, and
they said it wasn't mqch Of . day for
turkeys, either We wish them con-
tinued success in their business.
wM. wILMETH,
Notwithstanding the amount of time
he puts in in talking to his customers on
various interesting topics. Wilmeth still
holds the fort on Main street and sells
as large quantities of family groceries,
boots and shoes, as any merchant of his
capital in town. He is building up a
good trade for the simple reason that he
gives coed bargains.
$. w. M'CRARY
is another dealer in dry goods, groper-
les, boots and shoes, piece goods, hats,
etc, He is also headquarters for a full
supply of holiday toys, candies, nick
hacks, ETC., which he invites an inspec-
ton from the public. He sells goods
very loW for the cash.
]. L. HOWELL, N. D.,
is our resident physician who gives his
attention to all diseases. His charges
are moderate.
THOs. J. sPECK, D. D. S.
This gentleman is well known to our
citizens and throughout East Tennessee.
He purposes to do nothing but the best
dental work at reasonable rates,
LOOKOUT BANK.
1t transacts a general banking bust
ness and is a State depository. John
Murphey, President; R. Z. Rice, CASH
Ter.
NOE & MILLER
are frst-class undertakers and furniture
makers, hence they are appreciated and
largely patronized by the public They
are accommodating and prompt in their
business transactions.
BROWN & WELLS.
This house in point of trade and en-
terpTise is unsurpassed by any in upper
East Tennessee. They enjoy large
patronage from adjacent counties and
sell to their customers at the lowest cash
prices. They deal in dress goods. dry
goods, glassware, china, teas, canned
goods and groceries.
CURTIS, HULL & WITT
These gentlemen have recently start
cd new and important enterprise which
promises to be of inoalculable benefit to
this town and section. They are manu-.
featuring farm wagons, buggies and
ph@tons, and do all kinds of repairing
in their line on short notice, Their
motto is Best Acknowledgements YORK
manship-lewest prices.
W, P, oARRIGER.
Dealer in pure medicines. patent med
icines, chemicals, perfumeries, drugs,
paints, oils, toilet soaps, etc., therefore
if you need anything in his line give
him q call, Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
DIR. t. T. CARSON
A reliable and practical dentist who
will pull or look after your teeth. He
charges reasonable prices for work.
M'FARLAND & SONS.
Manufacturers and dealers in saddles,
brides, harness, boots and shoes. They
receive a good patronage, employ none
but tirst~class woFkmen and sell their
goods at reasonable cash prices. Orders
BY mail promptly attended to.
MoRRIsToWN MALE HIGH SCHOOL.
This institution offers unsurpassed ia 4
,ilities for educating the youth. r. 4.
Lowry and 81. NJ. sherwo cd, Principals.
D, P. ROWE & co.
Another solid enterprise which stands