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, 1881-01-16

BASEBALL 11IANS-
Fnrrell will probably Captain the Providence
team.
The League contracts require the players to
report for duty april l.
Mathews will alternate with Ward as pitcher
of the Providence Club.
If Jones is roinstated at the next meeting Of
the League he will probably DO secured by cleVe-
land.
7. r., cIty-Hatneld's throw of baseball has
never been beaten. The distance WAS 13 yards
foot ~ inches
It is said that Jim White has signed an aRree-
neut with tho Buffalo Club that he will not be
required to acr as catcher.
Mccormick vii! go into training with 3 G1aPp
next month in Cleveland. 1t lo0ks as II Ciapq
would he the regular catcher.
Brouthers is spoken of as the drst-baseman
OF the Troy nine. In case OF his engagement
Connofs would resume his old phace at third base.
F. z. Bancroft, the manager Of the Detroit
nine, has reopened the Bancroft House. Worce5-
ter Mass, and will run the hotel until the season
for ball- playing commences.
The Enmet Ball Club will give entertain
ment next Saturday evening IN Uhl1chs Han
for the purpose of providing funds TO put Inc
Club in good shape for the coming season.
In answer to correspondent 1t may be said
that the best record ever made in running tho
four bases was made by Gore, of the ChtcaRos.
at San Francisco The time was 14a seconds.
Patrons OF the gnme IN this city will regret to
had charge Of the grounds Of the Chicago Pa! g4a
Club for the last SIX years. 3ir. o1oors died
Thursday evening from severe ATTACK OF
pneumonia
A correspondents wants to know 1t tho Tecum-
sch Club Of London, Ont. ever won the United
States championship In reply tt can be stated
that it won the pennant OF the internahonal
Association in 1871 in contest VIII n the Ale ss
and Buckeyes The Tecnmsehs won fourteen
games und lost four.
The Providence Journal says the salary list OF
the Providence team for the coming season IS as
fo1lows: Ward 3, Sloo; GrGss: s1 @ tan enn S
Mathews, SLID; Baker. 500. Total. s15, ,l75.
The twelfth man has not yet been sec1red1 @ Dut
his salary will probably not exceed 600.
has depended so exclusively upon the pitching
and catching thnt the occupants OF the POSITIONS
in which this work Is done have, been compelled
to'bear almost the whole burden OF the contest
The belief is now that next season there will be
more batting and consequently more beidtng, 20
that general excellence rather than brilliant
play ing of Two or three individuals will bo re-
quircd to render team strong.-fale Neacs-
| Tuesday was witnessed by over 1.5oo people,
| The nine ot which Guth was pitcher beat the
| nine In which Hiltwein pitched Guth's nine
@ Hiltwens IT. % nine @ mad made Il rus, Il hiIs. and tums
| here bereafter every Tuesday afternoon. wea-
tie ana ice Ice nnes will os pay
Phillips, b.; Quest, b.; Williamson, b.: Nc
es!en gs4 / 8 dst5s Pss dats s,q F. a
Clark, b.; Hach, L f.; Merrill, c. f.;Monel +. T.
and amateur players, and viii attract 4 large
! attendance.
, 1881-01-16
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODUCTS-Hero Irregular Liverpool re-
ported higher prices for meats whlle Inc 'ocl nos
market WAS easter The las~named tact prcsallea 70
cause decline in pork and lard. but theS feoctoo
when it was found that scllers were not froa Al do
pressed quotations and thut meats were eom2 on
freely for export whto curers we're bidding up ven
for hams The export dennnd has bcen active
during the whole week. and relatively better prices
for have encouraged pacsers to make mess PORK
less freely though they sold several thousand barrels
SATURDAY. Stocks nr6 understood u be lixht 70 Eu-
rope The packing Of this c1t} s!nSI ~. % o. ,,e o
Inst year. nnd Z l32o 5fI do two years ago u...
Mess PvnK-nscncd i7'ac nef - ~ FT;dny Id1 snies
osla; l.0U brls seller March r. <lag 3!i2; s. 2 s ano
lU brs seller April At IGta - o.. at ~ ~
seller Januafy; *ssS seer February; <13s'h seller
March: and <l:-D for ApFl: 49,. .,o.a ,,,v 4,ec
LARD-Declined 10c per 100 !n:. ono cnseo ona5 -s9o
below the latest pricos Of krlaa{. sale1 wets &
PoFted of tes ,nd seller s se m9a5a g. s Is
Ga5s5u%. Total, a5SG is. The MARKET elosSd s e,
ssst tf1a7 st % spS sD e ssSi '
MEATs-Wefe in very good demand for e5pots:
whilo domestic cuts we're offered quite lreGiy ~ ~
packers, mixing the market someWhaL HLeEnta1 ~ ~
tone sales we're reported o. ~ ~ q atn4 u sno1:
short Fbs at h75Ss3 seller February. Sis71ss615
seller March: and sleh seller Aps 2N 6odes d 1onH
9 seaf; e I n S6 614es eesss toas @ 10
Cumberlunds Mt <5 boxes y e. aa ~ ~
6u lbs green hams fl6 lbs) partly a. soV aWo pcs
DO III lbs} ut 1c; and l0 e. sweet-plekea nan 4
~ m s q os er
otherwise speClted:.
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regard to actual weight and wheu the IN nco,,.
lon certsin quantity is handed oyer os1H !, oek
Bank of England or TO the Mint where il - - ,t q
DO realized except ut sacrifice, which i e.us aaos
ally considerable On account Of lshtnessa aosss IS
authorities, however. are not tuvarfshi, p 2
gamers, for it is stnted BY Mr.. r. q. Hi K ~
intondent Of the Operative Department ~
Royal Mint TINT the purchase Of dit adh.stas y
TO gold costs 20 less than FIJI per I0n, ,do sos
The delicate calculation, it is said. was nsds
washing coin. which proved that the losss 4
weight on 1000 soyereigus wns GQ8 o13nrs - u. q
0. 043 on 1000 half snrereigus. ~
, 1881-01-16
HUMOR.
IL

A botl at less than el2 degrees-A gum boil
It does not Improve potato to have specks on
its eyes
The man whose lager went the Hropg way said
he had IN ale in his coughin.
Aman who is always hunted by the Sheriff
may be chased, although not always virtuous :.
"Ths is pretty big bill of air. said splcer,
when he received tho architects account for
ventilatinE tho Office.
Somebody says that q fashionable Boston ban
ouct consists of two beans sluck on b air-ptu,
readings by Emerson, and talks by Alcott.
We never yet came across genuine Egyptian
mummy that appeared in my way to be IN q
hurry, yet they are Invariably pressed for time
What q merry sound the scrape OF the snow-
shovel has upon tho morning air! Esp ec1ailY II
YOU are snug In bed, and somebody else Is doing
the shovellng!
said Spurks 1.-The gentleman is lfar,' retort-
cd Weaver. Apparently there ara several new
kinds OF gentlemen.
a rcd headed man recently attended mas
ouefadc wrapped from his head to bis heels In
brown cloth and with his head pafe. he repro"
sented lighted cigar.
synonymous or epposit terms2' 5cholar--"op
post." Teacher" Give an example" Scholar
-" Progress and Congress-
AGeorgia boy who wrote to Santa Clans for
popy was wise enough to add: st 'Poscrtt-n he Is
q mule Pies ty his behine legs" They know
what mule is in Georgia
your marks Chariey-'' Yes, paPa; It Is high
else eit he'I I'll Keep a !. On that way forever.
"a pair of worsted slippers" remarked Jones,
az he picked himself up from the icy Walk ana
rubbed bis bruises. to Pendergast- who was en-
gagged in the same laudaole undertaking:
r+-u
, 1881-01-16
SPORTING NEWS.

e,., 1o1 naorhorn street, has Td{ldce's
onitu' 81 .s III othor enortIn1 n,ib-
Monthly tor Januar5' ano I'LL oooA 'f' ''1o
locations.
r.,, ,os r,rcboq qnd the brood maro
Mr. - H. heeao n1' ~ ~ - sid,av hv
Phyllis, by Phaeton. dam Lass VI o'ouo'' ~
Knirht Of ST. George.
,,.+ so,a rbo etorv orfrtnated
BadGcrG1t1 Is no1 uc'&1. 1ae sss s.,as,s1r u,
from the fact that tue mare WAS eel'ou'" 'A1'
and not expected 10 recover
The sem;-annual story to the effect that Jcn-
,1a ffoifnn ia To soon be on the turf again, has
hecn started BY Wisconsin paper. The Red
Cloud item will be along IN week OF t"o'
ch.caro will have some representation In the
oeahastssr s1a,iis,n rnce With vottaire. Pied
1 + tnnrra Chinf ami Ronesetter among the
4,- rhiu ct1r n,rht tn canture that $1,000
' etu. .ete' 'AA" e''' ~~e
pu'se' A..
A Chicago gentleman has become me o"net
OF 2 yearold colt by Dictator dam oy A!mo4., H.
second dam by Zenith, third dam E.'kies.n, ~
Gray Eagle. Col. Richard W. est. OF GenEAtppt"u, p
Ky., who bred this colt, says tnat II - = u uu1n
trotlcr,' and one OF the very best ne ever sa"'
~, ,,h, w ronle. of this city, has sold tn q
vi 1un -, ~ No,v Vor~ r,,e yreli.known trptrers
allo VIII - n Trn,,hodonr Far S500O They
cutGuku ..au i - sietnr and cannnt fail To make
are nIotnel % 4,I.st.nn'nr au teams in tho couu-
one OF tue sit5 Loe record NJ a:a and
-. odt.s ,. hos shovn the nhitv to do q mile
itVu uoaoou1 u +;so Iu 0Ao"o @1o
! III ene satne e'u47"
The Rochester Driving PhfK Is tne AIst ~
, 1881-01-16

C7Nt3frdf C0fnMttttoL
Mike Healey. aged ~ brother Of the 5.,,,.-
OF the Albany Building, went down to ~ .skl
latter on Tuesday evening The two bem. .
the sixth story together. left the e!eyator e
moment, and the car slowly settted to tha -
tom of the shaft Mike, 4 few moments az ~
started into the car, as he supposed, and. 49,,
horrIied janitor rau down stairs. erpectn,4 - 2.
pick up tho mang!ed romans OF bis brof,h.@k %
and was surprised to find him alive aud slms..
unhurt on tho top of the car. He had ~tsa.sss :
sd down the Ms rest 81 tue a way Se
his coat-sleeyes being tho most material dsss "
age sustained. This young man once fafi ~.
the bottom Of tortY-hve-foot dry veIl, ~ sns
was taken out alive
, 1881-01-16

I0TkdVf2 CNE fFESy-
Among the minor disadvantages Of banking
may be Included the losses incurred By bankers
London banking establishment there is paid
away often nearly rs much As slo0 per week on
account OF short weight bullion. and the ave1nge
this be the loss at single branch Of one single
bank, what must be the total loss to the banks
silver is freely received from customers Without
, 1881-01-16
Special ptypdtch to The Chicago Tribune.

BOSTON. jan. 15.-To-day has been one OF the
most active of the week in the local stock mar
ket among all cilsscs. There WINS good buying
ut ull points, and tho tone generally showed a
slight Improvement over yesterday The rail-
roads attracted most attention. Chicago, Bur-
liug1on s. Quincy opened strong at 160, in until
c,pRtion OF favorable action by the Directors on
the question OF increasing the capiMl stock and
1t tlucttlntcd nearly all day between that ngnre
and l7b. When it bccnme known, after the
Dnurtl, that no action had been taken in the
matter, the stock dropped to l15t with l74 bid
Atchisor also fell Off under the conflicting In
Of shareholders, and closed at JAG, with l45z bid:
Louisiana s. Missouri took one Of its periodical
moves upward, selling largely at from II to l5!s
for the common and 33 for the preferred. San.
dusky was also strong on good buying, and
again wentabove 10, touching l95a with lo:4 free
j. bid, and closing ut 1Sai. Wisconsin Central
r. r,mAined strong, and WIS very active. a block
cf 6D0 sold ut 2aai, and smaller amounts frnc-
ton under thar figure. The preferred was
Did 6id. Chicago I Western Michigan de-
clined from 70 to Tts. Mexican
Central blocks. new, advanced from W6 to 105s
GtllOx. Pullman sold at l44; Union Pacific, llVGD
119!s; Central Iowa second preferred, SO; CON-
mon. IS. Other changes unfmportnnt. Bonds
showed great activity. Large numbers Of Hart,
ford s; Erie IS changed hands ut 53a1GtA, and
Wisconsin Central 81, seconds, found ready pur-
chasers ut G,5i, point lower than Yesterdays
closing figure Eastern 413s touched 105, but de-
clined to l14. Burlington &; Missouri 6s, nom
exempt sold at l9t14, decline OF two points;
Atchisou first IS, E3is, against Es}H yesterday;
Milwaukee g. ST. Paul, Dubuque Division, 108a.
against 1oGas.
, 1881-01-16

ctea9. annted 81 MG5 loose and s65 bnxed; CumnsF-
lands, 5si1o bo1ed long cnt bans nr fsGi ayersse;
pckled hams quoted at s@S4c 1oF lo9i' "'
green hams, tnrne hveraRc }s9i3sG; .ikn.afc for
Bacon quoted at 514c Tor siSaAxn for haIns
all canvnsed and packed. ~ -. r,ax. ~ 5G7a CO
tor extsn mess and slG0Di7W for hans "1ta aaie "a
hrtY ha au4 xik.U I'll
, 1881-01-16

WASHINGTON. Pa-, Jan. i5.-The cremation OF
the body OF James Hamilton, late of Greens-
horo, Green County. Pa. took place yesterdny.
Tnecorpse Was brought to 1his place the night
before last in sleigh. and was accompanied by
three Rentlemeu and three Indies. friends OF the
deceased Mr. Hamilton was a stone'sare potter
by occupation, and his establishment turned ene
Iorrest vessel ever turned in an American pot
xefF.
, 1881-01-16
THE CENTENNIAL ENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 1i-Thc Directors OF
the Permanent Exhibition have decided 10 rec
outmeud to the shareholders that the SHOW ne
closed, the building sold, and the affairs OF the
concern wound up.
, 1881-01-16

in tbo hou market and partly recovered after
wards in sympathy with wheat The latter was
tun,e during the greater part OF the dey, the
falling snow removing some fears Of damage to
tho winter wheat. 1t strengthened later under
more disposition to cover a part of tho line Of
shorts existent in London. Corn and
oats were very dull and very
steady. and barley was nominnlly stronger.
Ness nork closed steady, at $3.50 seller Febru-
ary and s13471: for March. Lard closed 21=o
lower, At $3.50 seller February and Ss.9oGs.a.!!z
for March. Short ribs closed ut $6.ast: for
March. Spring wheat closed &c higher, at 1otsc
seller February and s9Yc for March. Corn
closed shade 9rmer, at 37Ac bid for February
and 4o,ic for May. Oats closed steady at 3l4@GD
3fs;c for January, 311tQI3l5sc for February, and
ASK Go35sfc for May. Rye was neglected, at 6ss:c
for Februar ~ md 89Ec for March. Barley quiet
and rasv. cash selling at s1,o5, and futures ut
~ ~ a,. ves5, ~ ~" rta... ~ . ood 81 nv Feh
$le91lV' Tor feoruary NO: - ant oo' ~, .a.. tso
runry No. =. Hog we're fairly active and casy'
ot II 7cn4 nj for ljeht and at $tTG5.50 for heavy.
ra,tI. ,scre on;ct ot sa tor noor to choice
eattic "cse 4ul.s ~ e,.,o4- sr. ,,ooda
In tho market Tor staple ara lancS otS sooas
there WINS continuance OF the qu'etude "n1cn
, 1881-01-16
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce IN tu.s cHs
during the twcnty four hours ending a. c'oeA
Saturday morning, with tho corresponding ns
ures for year ago:
, 1881-01-16

The value of the sales made on mo tnlGase9 ,as,
stock Roard for the week ending Jan. 4o' looi':
amounted to ss&s,ea7; for the previous Week:
SJ0S61Q.
, 1881-01-16
Money market easy 9

Money market easy at sos, closing at 5. Prime
mercantile paper 5l13
Sterling exchange, sixty days, dull at 4es!s;
demand, 1904.
Wright s. Wood, financial agents for South
Horn Silver Mining Company, announce tho
closing on Thus sday, 30tG inst, Of applications
| for first issue Of South Horn treasury stock.
, 1881-01-16

Corresponding week last year A.5fQ5i1.75 2tss7G-ii
Local snlcs of securities included $4,000 Chi
cago g. ST. Paul IS ct par. Transactions on the
Chicago Stock Board ran up to S3000o0. There
we're sales OF SO, 1910 Chicnro, Milwaukee i st.
Paul I per cents Dakota EHtcnsion> at 130; s45,~
0o0 do : per cents Hastings s. Dakota) ut llSts
seller 30; $150,00o Chicago, burlington s. Quincy
Railroad per cents at Mas@9l1: 81, 900 Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy Ralroad S per cents at
1O6Q2lO6,s: sl0,00O Burlington {; Missouri In Ne
braska per cents at 9l!l seller 10; 5000 Jack
eouyi!le Southeastern per cents at 103: $4,000
Wabhsn, St Louis & Pacific 5 per cents ut a5aG
ISL; 5000 West Division City Railroad per
cents ut 107, The following quotations were
nude.
, 1881-01-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Jun 15.-An assessHeent e. mas 1I.s
been levied On Consolidated Imperial VI " eens'
per ahnre.
, 1881-01-16

The Usefulness OF a Committee Clerk
"A vell-known Washington newspaper man.
nne Of the Senate Committees last year. The
Committee was one which had very little work
, 1881-01-16

Government bonds were more active. In Chi
cneo, District Of Columbia 1.G5s were 104A bid
and 105 asked; the Is were 1l3as cx. interest bid
aud 1l35s asked: the 4:.s were 11ess bid and lls4
asked; the IS l01: and 1015s and the Is l0las e1-
interest and 10l.i-
Foreign exchange was quiet with light sup
ply ofhills and no quoublc change in prices.
Chicago bankers reported the country de-
mand for currency heavy again. but the move
mcnt on the whole in favor of the city. New
York exchange was :5c per $1,000 premium to
par. Loans were easy Mt 5Gl7 per cent
Tho Chicago clearinghouse Executive Com
mittec decided yesterday that hereafter clear
ings should take plnce nj $3.50 o'clock, instead Of
|. II o'clock, as heretofore.
The clcarings Of the Chicago banks for the
+ week are reported as follows BY Manager D. 4.
, 1881-01-16

et;,, there was n moderate amount doing, and
rood feeling noticeable. Quincy advanced to
tx, Silver Islot was strong at 3se3', nnd FRANK
lin remained steady ut 17i4.
Ip the 1Vfster7. Associated Press.
p.o.. n, * 1st,inr stocks closed:
, 1881-01-16

LONDON, Jan. I5-Consols, 9s 9-16; account,
9sA.
American securi1fes-NeW IS, 103A; AIS, 116;
Central, 6sN; New York Central. Isl; Eric, Ssh;
do seconds, l08; Reading. g.
PARIS, Jan. l5.-Rentcs, 84f 55c.
, 1881-01-16

SHOULD l.. d ST 3lu31t
derA ctc47rs.l ct'a1s.
, 1881-01-16
BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. l5-2::D p. Introduce Exchange
quotations:
PROVISIONS India mess steady Mt 9fs
Bacou-Short clear steady at lis. HaIus-Long clear
steady at rs.
CuEEsE-Auericnn choice frmcr ut 66s
GRAtS--Wheat stcndy.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 15-ll:a0 H. -m.-FLoUR-99Ca-
Observation-Disclosures, S Gd9es Id; spring. 10 70
G9s 3D. whtte Is 3dSIs; club Is 9d5las Sd Corn. as
Gdt55s 63sd.
pnoy1s1oSs-Pork, 66s. Lnrd. IS. ...-.-
lIyEKpool4 Jan. 1a-CorToS-Ftrn Mt 63s96 LII
sales 10000 bales; speculation and exports, LUZ;
An3rcan 9,lm
PROytsIoSS-Bacon, short Cfear, Ais.
TA11ow-Ffno American. SIS Cd; refined, l0ad-
ANTWERP, Jan. 15-PETRoLEUM-2sf
Tho following were received BY the Chicago bonr
OF Trad e:
LIVERPOOL Jan. ISL: 80 T. u1.-F1our, 9s8los. Win
ter heat as 6d@. lDd: spring. IS I'd 49s vi wntkc -
gid l0s club o. Ills ii. Corn, IS GdoSas 67sd. fofk'
irvzRroo1, Jan. 15--N Nhont-Sos much doing; rod
winter Is Id; No spring, IS sd; No. do, as Corn
strndy Edeb5s sid. Cargoes on cons-N neAt aHu
corn ID moderate denannd. Arrived7M neat-BuyeEa
ind sellers equally indsposed TO business Corn h1
10 arriye-NhcuI and corn quiet and steady FofK.
Ea;s. Lard. sss- Bacon-i- C.. 59t; e. aImeE ana Is
higher at 4s. Talow steady and firm At ID adVance'
LONDON, Jan. 15.-L1EERpooL~-Wheat inactive;
white Michigan, as ID: Western rcd winter Is ID.
Corn firm. MARK 14ASE-Carroes on coast" neat
4 pause but apparent changes in prices. Eofn.
mure disposition TO bug. Cargoes on pnssage-"neas
quiet aud steady.
, 1881-01-16

DosroN. Jan. l5.-Mining stocks closed:
, 1881-01-16

sAS
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14
GIRGHTT COHRT

His Honor Judge Rose and the
Hamblen county bar, with visiting
members from other counties, occu-
pied the court house last week. The
business was of the usual 'snlal of
ense character in the main in which
there was nothing worthy to be set
down as an ''item Verdicts were
in the main not guilty" The
somewhat famous case of "The State
VS.. J. B. Alsup," was taken up early
in the week and finally disposed OF,
mot guilty" The charge in this
case was "mmder" defendant
having been indicted in August,
1874, In Granger county, for the
murder of one Marion BaIlenger.
Four trials had been had in Grain
ger county, two resulting in mis-
trials, and two of verdicts of guilty
of murder in the second degree. The
case had been twice to the Supreme
Court being reversed each time on
the facts. 1t was recently transfer
red to this county. The case was
ably handled by Hon. J. NJ. Meek
assisted by Capt J. C. Hodges, for
the State, and by Messrs. Shields
and Shields Of Granger, and W. S.
Dickson of Hamblen, for the de
tense. We understand that COM
little i'm the way of Grim
inal business was left on the docket.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14
WILSON'S KNOXVILLE TEL
EGRAPH COLLEGE
Located West Side Market
Squres Four Doors from
Kern's Up Stairs.

We the-undersigned having fitted up
a fine suite of rooms permanently in
this city, with all the necessary facilities
for the requirements of a complete
knowledge of the art of Telegraphy,
and having secured the services of an
able corps of teachers who were former
ly employees of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, as proficient operators
who are under the immedient supervis-
ion of Prof. E. I. Wilson, practical
operator of q years experience in the
employ of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
We feel justified in asserting our
ability to teach the art of Telegraphy,
Science or Electricity, use of Switch
board, running of wires, ETC., in COM
plete and satisfactory manner to both
sexes, having separate apartment ar
ranged for ladies.
The rapid growth of telegraph bust
ness and consequent demand for opera-
tors has made the opening of this insti
tuition a necessity. We would especial
ly call the attention of parents and
guardians to these extra good facilities
for obtaining for their children or wards
a knowledge of profession that will
secure them always q good living with
put slight effort. The College will be
opened day and night the year round.
For further particulars address
E. |. Wilson 81 Co,
oct 26-3m Knoxville, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14

At Chattanooga there is at pres
ent an overwhelming demand it
is stated for iron ore. Compe-
tent judges state that there is at
present demand for one million
tons of ore from East Tennessee,
North Alabama and North Georgia.
The chief cause OF the great de
mand is the desire of the furnace
companies to stock heavily with
surface ore in fear that the supply
will become limited, and in this
event tunnelIed ore will have to be
purchased. The price of pig will
correspOndingly advance on ac-
count of the increased cost of min
ing the latter. There is also very
great demand for coal by the many
industries in that section, and the
mines are sorely taxed to supply it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14
Santa Claus at Leadvale.

To our readers in the vicinity of
Leadvale we would say, you can Sc
cure your Christmas tricks at
Rush Oaks drug store He will re-
ccive and have open for inspection
this week, full assortment of holt
day goods, embracing an endless
variety of toys, candies, cakes, nuts,
oranges, figs, canned goods, etc.
His goods will be fresh from the
factory, and the very low price at
which they will be sold, will enable
every happy father to make glad
the hearts of his little ones Christ
mas morn. Watch out for Santa
Claus in the show window.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14

Hon. John Q. A. Remine has re-
turned from brief visit to his fam
lily in Greene county, and may be
found at the Tate House. He is gen
eral agent for the famous J. 1. Case
manufacturing company, of Racine,
Wisconsin. This company manu-
features steam and horse power ma
chinery of every description, and
has won great favor wherever intro
duced. One of the latest and great
est improvements of the age is their
new saw mill, which Mr.. Remine
has now on exhibition near the old
machine shop. Two similar mills
were shipped last week over our
branch road to be used in cutting
lumber contiguous to the French
Broad in North Carolina. The mill
is pronounced by men who have
tried it to be the most durable, the
cheapest and best saw mill ever in
in this section.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-12-14
one Experiences from Many.

II had been sick and miserable so
long and had caused my husband so
much trouble and expense, no one
seemed to know. what allied me, that
/ was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame of mind
| gotta bottle of Hop Bitters and
used them unknown to my family
| soon began to imprve and gained
so fast that my husband and family
thought it strange and unnatural,
but when / told them what had
helped me, they said "Hurrah for
Hop Bitters long may they pros
per, for they have made mother
well and us happy. The Moth
Ell. Home Journal.