The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-03-31

town.
Col. ]. NJ. Meek was in town Thurs
day last,
Miss Ida Kyle, of Whitesburg, was
shopping in the city last Friday.
Hon. Jas. Il. Randolph was at the
Commercial House Saturday night.
| w. S. Dickson, Esq, has gone to
Mooresburg on professional business.
The editor has been absent since last
Thursday in Virginia, visiting his-chil-
dren.
Mr.. W. s. Paulett, of Baltimore, was
in our office a short while last Wednes-
day.
Miss Eva Montgomery, of Leadvale, /
spent last Wednesday and a portion of |
Thursday in the city.
Horace Baker, of Greneville, is visit
ing his sister in the city, Mrs. Judge !
Robert Mcfarland.
Miss louie Franklin, belle OF our
neighboring village Leadvsle, spent last
Friday with friends in this place.
Mai. Geo. H. Groves, the ef1cientand
clever Clerk and Master of Granger
county, was on our streets last Saturday
Nat Nelson, our young friend Of
Warrensburg, was circulating among
acquaintances in the city last Wednes-
day.
S Rush Hazen, the active representative
E of Louis & Kahart, Knoxville, was In
: town last week talking groceries to our
3 merchants.
e Judge Gee. Brown, of Knoxville, was
= at the Gam House last Wednesday, on
g his return home from a trip to Cooke
e county.
Il Mr.. Gee. White, of Rogersville, and
Mr.. G. r. Matthews, of Athens, are new
lS statesmen in Messrs. Earnest & BriscOe's
store.
Mr.. W. r. Rogers, of Chattanooga,
= one of the livest railroad ticket agents
in the State, was registered at the Cain
: House last Friday.
~ We were pleasured with a brief call
a last Saturday from our affable young
friend, Melvin Barton, Esq of Chatta.
n nooga, formerly of this vicinity.
Of Mr.. J. IL. Herring, appointing agent
n for the Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
IL chine company, was on business visit
We to the city last Thursday.
= Mai. Vesper Dorneck, of Nashville
% State agent Of the Southern Mutua
v Life Insurance Company of Kentucky
&c is in the city stopping at the Gair
House.
n Rev. Jehn Boring, presiding elder o
no the Jouesboro' district and formerly o.
IL cur town, made US a very pleasant visi
ma last Friday, on HE return home from
&c trip to lower East Tennessee.
of Our young friend, W. B. Nelson
o., who is temporarily residing with hi
m uncle, near Warensburg, has been ii
town several days past mixing will
friends and acquaintances, and gave u
ms q pleasant call.
Among the arrivals at the Cain Hous
- last Friday and Saturday were, Geo. 5
-. Jones, Jas. S. Allison, Baltimore J. Il
tile Hensley, Knoxville; J. F.. Leuk, Sewer
The vile; Hon. Allen s. Tate, H. NJ. Peck
for Rutledged; VIM. Hipshire, Thorn Hill
ace DR.. r. S. Tidwell, John H. CrOziel
: Beams Station; John w. Voc, Moss
DDS Creek; John K. Shields, Clinchdale.
rie' A bevy Of ladies, consisting of Mr.
us;- T. F. Leach and sister, Mrs. Price, Mi
!, as Girtrude Hicks and sister, Miss ELL
are and Miss Mollie shannon, paid the g.
DDS. zETrE most charming visit Monday {
a a-S' last week. We are always happy to
New honored with the presence of the ia
Ong ones-ths "emblems of Gods noble
ON work" Call again, ladies.
that Mr.. o. A. Miller, agent in this Sta
flu for Pearls Art CraiO, made our ofi'
g. a call last Saturday. He has OpcnC
a studio at the Commercial House
this place and solicits class of pupils
en- His plan of teaching crayon drawing
his entirely new and said TO BIC easily u
ems uuired. We have examined collect,
In of drawings by his former pupils, aft
lty, only one lesson, aud must say they a
nds as wondrous as creditable.
Anu Mr.. John II. Tate, who has been
ra' citizen of our town for a number
'ely years past and one of MorristOwn's mo
'"'" cleverlY known merchants, has reno
ave ed with his family to Panther Spring
1T in the lower end of Hamblen, his forE
Is er home John, old fellow, we sh'
II miss you, but when we call for the l
anne turns Of the bloody First next Mover
Gus Der, mind you, we don't want any bu
INC doing.
-; Very cordially did we welcome t
presence In our ssnctum last Wedn'
- day Of our young friend, j. Grin Rio
a. of Thorn Hill, formerly of this plaC
He was on a visit to his fathers famil
Grin is in the merchandise business
the prosperous valley beyond the mOu
ho. tain, and is having good run of trad
-cial LATER, by grapeVlne-Sipce the ADO
or a was written, we are informed that
tlon great calamity has befallen Orin-t
tE1. advent into his household last Wedn
s in day night Of fine, plump baby-gi
ago, balancing ten-pound weight He
n. longer sells goods, but INVITES egel
Ola body in that region to help themsel'
earn free, gratis, for nothing. 1t was
5 on much for the poor fellow he's go
'iSi' wild with-jOy.
At last, by the timely aid Of I