The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-07

visitors were IN IOWn.
The "Morristown and Cumbe
land Coal, Iron and Land Compan.
was registered by the Secretary
State, Nashville, last week.
Ifgou aoant good hat at tie very lO'o
price, 90 to tie neao store Of BeaOley & Rigg
Mr.. VIM. Lawrence, of this coul
ty, brought a wagon load of ver
fine turnips to this market last wee
One left at our office waighed eigl
pounds.
The BIountville Star is proud b
cause, for the first timein years, Su
Ivan county paper is par. Thel
are not enough county warrants OF
in circulation to pay the ordinar
tax.
TIE nea0 store Of Bescley Dc Riggs as ofe
ing great bargains ~ all kinds Of Dry Gooc
ana DF6SS GOOd6, IfOtL('hB, &c.
An Electric Light Company ha
been organizedin Chattanooga, wit
a capital of $4,000, embracin
some of the wealthiest men of tn
city. Forty lights are to be takel
in the city Twenty are alread.
secured.
The engine to the passenger train
on the branch road to Wolf Creel
was capsized and damaged at tina
place on Monday of last week, by
the breaking of the turntable. For
tunately no one was personally in
jured by the accident.
Don't forget hat g0u can yind eUerytdtn!
an the Grocery line at the ne0 store Of Bsao
ley 6 Riggs. Try our cheap coffee.
Behm's Commercial College, Chat
tanooga, is the most thorough and
practical school of the kind in the
country. Young men who graduate
in this school will be able to keep
books in actual business, which is
not the case in schools using text
books. Write for catalogues.
nov30 ct
For his own use and the benefit of
his guests, the proprietor Of the Cain
House has purchased and placed in
the hotel Office one of the large and
handsome fire and burglar proof
safes of the Cincinnati safe and lock
cOmpany's mandatory, of which
Maj 10. Grigsby is local agent.
R. A. Lowry, Esq. now dresses
with a cane. 1t is a handsome, ele-
gantIy finished souvenir of the Nor
ristown and Cumberland Gap rail
road survey, and he handles it with
the graceful ease and "to the manner
born" style that Hon. VIM. McFar-
land does his cigar
MEMS and Boys Boots and Shoes, Of the
gery best grade, can be bought Eoaoer than
erer before offered at the new store Of Bea0-
leg Dc Riggs.
By actual count the ninetieth
crank arrested in Washington since
Garfield was shot, turned up there
last week His name was Fits and
his crank consisted in believing he
could cure Guiteau of his fits of in
sanity. He was sent west, with an
intimation that a rope would have
precedence in curing Guiteau's fits.
Thanks to Col. J. NJ. Bewley and
John Lawrence for a bounteous sup
ply of very superior spareribs and
backbones, on different days last
week. We paid Lawrence for his
and received Bewley's as evidence
that he was so busy slaughtering he
had no time to write the advertise
we expected this week
Just so. We are satisfied. Since
our last issue hands have been en-
gagged laying pavement on the side
walk between Gregg & Co.'S estab-
lishment and the bridge, and it is
now passable We thank Captain
BARLEY for this handsome and per-
manent improvement-and that
covers obligations to mayor, alder
men and recorder.
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w. p. Gillenwaters. of Rogersville,
has removed his family to Athens,
where he has purchased handsome !
property He goes there to give his
children the advantages of the East
Tennessee Wesleyan College. Col.
ranks with the fore
most lawyers in East Tennessee, is
4 well posted politician and an affable