The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-20

For Sale-a new Mendelssohn Ju
bilee Organ. Cheap. Address thi
Office.
DIR. Jas. L. Easley, a well known
physician and citizen of Graingel
county, was found dead in his room
at the residence of Capt. f. O. Tate
about o'clock, a m, Monday last
Supposed from apoplexy of heart.
Magistrates can supply them
selves with blank warrants, printed
on good paper in neat style, at "a
cents per quire, by addressing OF
leaving their orders at the GAZETTE
office
Mrs n. A. Mcfarland, who has
charge of the elegant hotel at Beans
Station and the Mineral Hill Springs
we learn has large and well pleas
ed crowd of guests. The irrepres-
sible, ever active Major Grigsby is
her agent at this point.
From the Spectator we learn that
Capt. r. F. Powell, Of ROgersville,
and MIR. Frank A Moses, of Knox
vile, are arranging for reunion OF
their old regiment, the SD Tennes-
see, Confederate, at Rogersville:
about the goth August next
At called meeting of Morristown
Lodge, No. -, /. O. o. F., Satur-
day night last, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term:
John Murphey, N. g.; j. G. Mathis,
V. G.; w. IL Smith, Sec; G. w.
Noe, Treas. Meeting nights, End
and 9Th Tuesday of each month.
Ashes are said to be sure death to
the army worm, and have been tried
with great success at POtsdam, n.
Y, by Lorenzo Norton. He sOwed
the ashes on a strip of land when
the dew was on, and at night the
ground was literally covered with
the dead worms.
Andy Daley and Will Dick, col
ored walters at the Virginia House,
engaged in a fracus in the DINING
room of that hotel Monday and
circulated china and glass ware in
a most prOmiscuous manner for a
few minutes. They were each taken
before his honor and fined.
The Bristol Courier says the COM
mittee appointed to settle with r.
P. Eanes, late Trustee of Sullivan
county, have reported him behind
in his funds from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Court passed an order instruct
ing the Chairman to bring suit
against Mr.. Eanes and his securi
ties
The Chattanooga Times wants a
live man IN every town on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad to take an agency for its cir
culation. The Times is the largest
and Invest daily newspaper publish
ed in East Tennessee, and can be de-
Hvered before night the same day of
publication at every station on the
line of the road. Address publisher
of the Times, Chattanooga.
The body of a white woman,
mangIed and almost naked, was
found lying dead across the railroad
track, one mile east Of Rogersville
Junction, last Friday evening. The
corpse was recognized as that of a
woman residing in that neighbOr
hood. known to be ofunsound mind.
but no satisfactory conclusion could
be arrived at as to her death. The
most prevalent opinion was that she
had been murdered and thrown up
on the track.
The thermometer indicated the
temperature in the shade for the
week as follows: Monday, July
18th, 90 deg; Tuesday, 18th, 81 deg;
Wednesday, 18th, 90 deg; Thurs
day, 14th, 90 deg; Friday, 18th, SO
deg; Saturday, 10th, 81 deg. These
observations were taken at b o'clock
D. m. each day. The thermometer
was located in a large room twelve
feet from the wall and suspended
about midway between the floor
and ceiling.
Quite a number of gentlemen, la
dies, boys and girls enjoyed picnic
refreshments and amusements at the
cave near Talbott's Station, last Sat
urday. Among the participants
were Col. o. G. King and wife, of
this place, the former of whom re-
marked, as he passed by our office
handlinp the neglected reins of the
inevitable lone mule behind which
he sat. with the solemnity of a man
who had put himself out side of six
green apple dumplings; 4" coming
home sick, from a big pic-nick r.
The new and attractive card of the
Cain House which embellishes our
advertising columns to-day will not
escape the readers attention. 1t is
an excellent photograph picture OF
one of the most complete, convenient
largest, best kept and most popular
hotels on the line from New Orleans
to New York. Just now Mai. Cain,
the proprietor, is IL his glory His
house is brimfull all the time, and
none of his guests depart dissatisfied.
Without the Cain House Morristown
would be a Nashville without its
Maxwell 1t is hostelry of which
we are all proud.
Complicated Diseases.
A prominent gentleman in Cerro
Gordo County, Iowa, writes us that
he finds Kidney Wort to be the
best remedy he ever knew for COM
plication of diseases. 1t is the spe-
cific action which it has on the liver,
kidneys and bowels, which gives it