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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03
NORRLsTO WIS PROGRESS.

you are asked the question, sis
Morristown growing" answer
promptly that she is. The town is
literally booming all over. Real es-
tate is in demand. Building lots
are bringing immense prices. The
saw mills and lumber men cannot
meet the demands of builders. Such
ar impetus in growth has never be-
fore been given to the place. AL
ready there are five new DWELL
ing houses in course of erection.
Jas. A. Carriger, Jas. p Carriger,
Mrs. N. G. Moore, G. NJ. Witt
and Isaac Foster are all build
ing new residences-some of which
will be costly and handsome struc-
lures. Others are under contract
and will 60 up as soon as lumber
can be obtained. Last week ar
rangements were consummated by
which VIM. Mcfarland, ESQ.,, will
erect, at as early day as possible,
a splendid brick business house on
the old Gill corner, where the post
Office now is. The new building
will be thirty feet front, one hun
dred feet long, and three stories
high. The first and second stories
will be occupied by Messrs. J. F.
Goodson and Jas. II. Shields, Jr., of
GraIr ger county, who will here open
a new mercantile business, with a
capital of $4,000 The third story
we understand, will probably be Sc
cured by the Masons for a Masonic
Hall. We hear of other substantial
business houses that will, at no
distant day, be lifting aloft their
massive bodies along main street.
Is the town growing2 We only ask
you to take q walk through the
place and look about you. Then
you will know this is not idle talk.
Our citizens have awakened from
their lethargy; they have openel
their eyes to progress and improve
ment, and Morristown reaps the
benefit of it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real es-
tate were made during the months
of March and April
J. A. Carriger and wife to Cynthia
e. Hobby, house and lot in 9th dist,
5000.
Grinsfeld Taylor to Mitchell Nor
wood and wife, q acres IN 18th
dist, $24.OO.
Emaline Gloyer to Calvin Shack
leford, lot in LIST dist, gift.
E. L. r. Stephens and wife to
John w. Long, 80 acres in 4th dist,
S165.75.
E. T. r. Stephens and wife to
Jackson Walker, 10 acres in At dist,
$4,000.
E. 7. R. Stephensa and wife to G..
p. Smith, 10 acres in 4th dist, 500
90. sE-a--
f. It. r.. Stephens and wife to s.,
X. Stephens, 80 acres in 18th dist,
$4,000.
]. III. Hamilton and wife to Pryor
Garland, A acres in 9TH dist, $4,000.
Charles Collins to Manerva Thorn
hill, interest in 1st dist, $780,
r.. Ill. McFall to IL. A. Wall, lot in
10th dist, $4,000.
A. B. Wall and wife to Leonodas
Fletcher, lot in 10th dist, S28.43.
Booker Taylor and wife to James
w, Range, 81 acres in 9Th dist,
$4,000.
ID. w. C. Davis and wife to +. B.
Davis, so acres in 18th dist, $780,
90.
w. D. Cannon and J. Y. Shields
to ID. P. Rowe, lot in 1st dist, $780,
90.
JAS. p. Cariiger to c. B. Holley
lot in 9th dist, $4,000. sS
J. G. Evans and wife to Geo. West,
26 acres In 9th dist, $4,000.
Geo. Livingston administrators, to
q G. King, lot,in 1stI dist, $328.O0. s
Jas. Il. GILL and Samnet Gill to
James TE~Shields, lot in LIST. dist,
$4,000 -
William FeHxnor to James NE.
Felknor, 553 acres in 8th dist,
100000.
NJ Cobble and wife to I. p. Haun,
3 acres in 18th dist, $4,000.
i. M. King to A. P. C. Belts, %
acres in End dist, 100000. e~- Al faE
B. f. Basher and wife to A. J..
Moorelock, 133 acres in 9Th dist,
S132.50.
w. S. Kyle and wife 10 NJ Rod.
Gy, reversionary interest, 10 acres
in 18th dist, $4,000. fA-ia
John Murphy ca nj. to Jacob IL.
Noe 1913 acres in 4tb dist, $4,000.
w. NJ Willmetln to John G. Math-
es, interest in lot in 1st dist, $685.
90. Is.'s
Willis Shiplcy and wife to Julia
A. Basher I-16nere in 5th, dist, So.
90. t8t - ..F ~
L. G. Cain aud aEife to- w. B. Me-
vim, lot in LIST dist, $1,000. 9g. !, u Va I
John Talbot to Martini Sunder
land, GOO across in Bird dist, S12e00,-
90.
Jesse HINT and wife to Jacob
Scales, l84l acres in Bad dist, ffS2.DO.
j. $. Williams and wife To = y. I
Noe, 100aaeres ina 9th Dist $l500! 90 |
Geo. Mcfarland TO En0ch Carter.
Al acres in 1st dist, 1885.
y. III. BidGd and 2wife 40 Geo. |
West aud wife, 81 acres in 9th dist,
s35. 90.
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The Cain House barber shop was
opened last week for the season. 1t
is under the charge of Robt. Lee,
formerly of Tate Springs, one of the
best and most experienced colored
BARRIERS in the country. The shop
has been overhauleda and thoroughly
cleaned up and is one the neatest in
East Tennessee. Two excellent bath
rooms are leading features of the
shop. Hot aud cold baths can be
furnished at all hours. Bob. prom
ises sharp razors, clean towels, rich
pOmades, &c. Give him a call.
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END OF Il STRANGE RoMANoE

END OF Il STRANGE ROHANCE
About a year ago THE GAZETTE
contained an account of the arrest
near Blountville, in Sullivan county.
of William F. Martin. Martin es-.
capped from the Lebanon, No., Jail
where he was under sentence of
death for murder, through the in
strumentality of the jailor's neice.
They eloped and coming to Tennesz
see were married. While living in
this State Martin was arrested and
taken back to Missouri. A Spring
field, Mo-, special to the Globe DEM
ocrdt tells the rest:
On account of the glamour of ro-
nance surrounding the affair, the
detail of the escape and elopement
of VIM. +. Martin with the Sheriff's
niece from the Lebanon Jail are
familiar to all readers of the Globe
Democrat, When he thus escaped
he was under sentence of death for
the murder of George Miser, and
his case was pending in the Su-
preme Court. The couple wer cap
iured in Tennessee, and Martin es-
capped again while on the way from
st. Louis to Lebanon A few
moths ago he was captured for the
third time at his fathers house, in
Laclede county. Some time since
the Supreme Court reversed and
remanded his case, and his trial
has been in progress the past week
at Buffalo, Dallas county. Thurs
day night the jury returned a ver-
dict of not guilty, and Martin walk
ed forth a free man to greet his
wife and twin babies near Lebanon.
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We have received a copy of the
Original English Chdfterbor from
the American publishers, Messrs.
Estes &Lauriat, Boston, Mass. This
is one of the best, if not the best,
childre 3 magazine in the world.
containi S2 pages, and 16 full
page illustrations each month. It
has a worldwide reputation, and
more than a million children in
England and America read It's
charming stories. To receive four
dollars worth for one you have on
ly to send one dollar directly to the
publishers, and they will send post
paid, ChGtter6or, and to every new
subscriber a beautiful steel engrav :
ing (1Sx24 inches, price 5000 of a
little girl puzzling over her first
sum, and entitled "Ought and Car
ry One.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03

Astronomers are now busily en-
gagged in watching the beautiful and
brilliant comet, of the first magni
tude, which with rapid fight and
amber trimmed robe is fast making
its appearance amid the flashing
fields of visible light. 1t may be
perceived by the naked eve about
the first of May, just before the
glimmer of dawn. 1t is now cir
cumpolar and will reach its perihe-
lion early in June, when this fiery
messenger OF the gods, with gleam-
ing gossamer train will span the
northern heavens in all its dazzling
splendor and glory.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03

Arrangements haye been made
with East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, and its branches,
whereby tickets viii be sold TO del
egates to the East Tennessee Sun
day School Convention 10 be held nc
Chattanooga May 18th and 18th, at
the rate of 8 cents per mile for the
round trip, tickets good from May
10th to the 18th.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03

Mr.. T. r. Burgie, General Agent
for the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine Co, has established
branch Office in Morristown. The
new Office is neatly fitted up in the
Office building next door to VIM.
Wilmeth's, Main street, and is in
charge of Messrs Ed. III. Edwards
and c. A. Lowry, two gentlemanly-
bearing and courteous young men
of Knoxville.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03

In our candidates list this week
will be found the name of Il. ID.
Craig. He is a candidate for Sheriff
of Hamblen county. There is prob
ably no man in the county who has
a more extensive acquaintance
among his fellow-citizens than De-
catur Craig. He was raised in their
midst, and is known to be a young
man of integrity and sober habits.
If elected he would no doubt make
q competent officer.
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Mr.. C. o. Hoyt, of the firm of
Brown, Wells & Hoyt, is somewhat
of a horticulturist as well as a mer-
chant. We were shown by him
Monday some veryfine and luscious
looking strawberries (the first we
have seen this season. which were
taken from his garden Saturday.
They were of Parmley's Crescent
Seeding Variety-an early and
most excellent berry.
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Pie indications are that we shall
hayFs this year one of the best grain
crops whe have had for some years.
There is also q very fair promise of
abundance Of fruit add to this the
fact TINT the sales Of. DR.. Harris med
icines, (Antibilious Discovery, Re-
lief, &c. } arc very large and incrcas-.
ing and we think we can congratu-
late the people on the most excel
lent prospect of healte and plenty.
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MECHANICS M TTONAL BANK
OF KNOXVILLE.
Knoxville Tribune, 26th.

The Mechanics National Bank
was regularly organized in Knox
vile yesterday, with a. paid up cap
ital ofS1O0,060.
Maj. Thomas O'Conner was elect
ed President; Sam House, Cashier
and r. w Armstrong, Assistant
Cashier. The following compose
the Board of Directors:
Thos. O'Conner, S. P. Evans, r.
Hood, B. r. Strong, M. L. Ross,
Frank McNulty, J. W. Lillard, A.
J. Albers, S. B. Luttrell, Joe T.
McTeer and James NJ. Meek.
The new bank is designated
State depository and will transact a
regular banking business, dealing in
foaeign and domestic exchange.
Drafts can be obtained here on all
the principal cities of Europe.
For the present the new bank will
occupy the old East Tennessee Ma
tional Bank building, and will be
ready for regular business next Mon
day morning.
Lit is the intention of Maj. O'Con-
ner to erect a splendid new building
for the use of the bank. 1t will be
built of marble or iron, and will be
one of the haDdsomest structures in
the State. He has already offered
large sum, S14,0 900 we believe, for
the property on the corner of Gay
and Union streets known as the
Round Honse. This figure has been
refused by the owners, and its is un-
derstood that the new bank building
will be erected near r. S. Payne's
new wholesale house or adjoining
Col. Meek's new building 0fcourse
the Round Hous corner would be a
more desirable location and it is
greatly to be regretted that the site
cannot be obtained. We would like
to see the present unsightly round
house torn away and a splendid
three or four story marble building
erectedin its place s,e
Maj. O'Conner has gone to Nash
vile for a few days, but will return
to Knoxville about the 10th of May
and hereafter make Knoxville his
home and place of business, invest
ing his capital here. We may ex-
poet to see the erection of the new
bank building commenced soon after
his return. lt.
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Mr.. Ebert S. MeCrary announc-
es himselfin this issue of the GA
zETTE as a candidate for the Office
Of Register. The people of Ham
blen county know him well and it
is not necessary for us to commend
him or say that he is well qualified
for the position to which he as
pires
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Knoxville Chronicle, of Thursday:
Rev. Fred Meller, preacher in
charge of the jacksonville Circuit,
HolstOn Conference, NJ. f. Church,
and his newly married wife, late of
New Jersey, passed through on yes
terday's train for Athens They
were married Tuesday night, by
Rev. J. S. Hill, at the officiating
minister's residence, in Morristown.
Mr.. NJ. BRENT accompanied the
newly married couple.
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Messrs w. #. Rippetoe and W. A.
BOyce have purchased the stove and
tinware business heretofore conduct
ed by ID. p. Rowe & Co., in this
place, and are located one door west
of ROwe's new building, where they
will continue the business. They
solicit a continuance of the patron
age of the old conern, and prom
Use satisfaction in every particular,
both rs to goods and prices.
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Daniel +. Beatty shipped, in the
month of March, 1908 Of his Beetho-
ven style organs, amounting in NIL
70 the snug little sum Of s90y27
Mr.. Beatty is but 33 years of age,
a self made man, and enterprising
10 the fullest Washington
On. J. Star, April, 1882.
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Friday is the day appointed for a
meeting of the stockholders of the
MOrristorn, Cumberland Gap and
Ohio Railroad. Important basiness
will come before the meeting and it
is earnestly requested that there be
n full attendance of the stockhold-
aF~G
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ID. z. Rowe & Co. have n new ad-
vertisement in to-day's GAZETTE.
We will take pleasure in referring
To this house in a more extended
notice hereafter.
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The Tennessee Press Association
will hold their next annual conven-
ton on Wednesday jane 81, at Bon
Aqua Springs, on the Chattanooga
and St. Louis railroad, 81 miles this
side of Nashville.
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W. ). Dickson, ESD, acted n spc-
eial Chancellor during the session of
Chancery Court at RogersviIIe last
week, having been chosen t0 fill the
place ofJudge Smith, who was alb
seat on account Of sickness. Judge
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The beauty and color oftlie hair
may be safely regained by nsing
Parker's Hair Balsan, which Is
much admired for its perfume,
cleanliness and dandruff Graduating
properties
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Miss Alice Pettigrew receives
new additions to her stock Of mil
linery every week. She has the
latest styles in everything. Call
and see.
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VIM. Donaldson, in the upper end
Of Hamblen county, has on his
place, three ewes that have nine
lambs and nine ewes that have
eighteen lambs. This is a Landing
statement, but it is true nevertho-
less.
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Capt. Hodges thinks the straw
berry yield will be bOuntifuL His
crop is very good The first of the
season will open here this week at
Is cents per quart.
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Hon. Daniel F. Beatty was re-
Gently reelected Mayor of Wash
ingtOn, New Jersey. This makes
the fourth time this distinction has
been conferred upon him.
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Rev. J. NJ. Robinson, Of Chatta-
nooga, editor of the American Bdp-
tisf, will preach at the Baptist
Church in this place tomorrow
Wednesday, night.
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Noe & Mathes, produce dealers,
have shipped over two hundred
cOops of chickens from Morristown
~ the past month. In one week
alone they shipped eighty-three
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The two saw mills now in con-
slant operation here are turning out
from twelve to fourteen thousand
feet of lumber daily.
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Money for a Rainy Day.

"For six years my daughter was
sick from kidney and other disor-
ders. We had used up our savings
on doctors, when our dominic ad-
vised us to try Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Four bottles effected a cure.
and as dollars worth has kept our
family well over n year, we have
been ableto lay by money again for
q rainy day. A Poor Mans Wife.
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To morrow night "wednesday
the moon will be ut its full. This is
regarded as a critical period, and
fears of n frost are entertained.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03

Brown, Wells & Hoyt have new
matter in some of the squares in
their checker-bOard advertisement
this week. Give it a perusal.
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A boy of FIVE months is astonish-
ing the people Of Madison, Ohio, by
walking and talking as well as most
children Of rs many years.
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And 10. the bonds are rended
That Strawberries are selling al
80 cents a quart in Knoxville.
That Newport has been reincor-
porated.
That the city now affords four
barber shops.
That business i'm the Recorder 4
court is not so active.
That there are more boys under
10 years of age in Morristown using
tobacco than in any other town in
the State;
That if their fathers would try the
efficacy of a little strap oil now and
then it would probably teach Young
America that he is very, very small,
and that tobacco is a very filthy
weed.
That the poet now MARBLES of
May-the month of flowers.
That every good mechanic in
Morristown has employment at
good wages.
That there is a splendid field here
for more.
That suggestion has been made
and 1t is a goodone-thati il would
be fine idea for the owners of lots
in the MOrristown cemetery to have
them cleared of trash and trimmed Il
That most of them are in a bad |
condition in this respect at present
That it would make a great DIFF
ference in the appearance of the !
cemetery.
That the people are crying ga
town hall, a town hall, my king
dom for town halli
That Major CampbelPs monkey,
a memento of the late balloon show,
died last week of broken heart be-
cause he failed to find suitable COM
amongst the other mon
keys about town;
That his monkey ship was buried
with impressive obsequies-Majori
Campbell officiating-and the fol-
lowing cpitaph raised: f|.t.f !
Every monkey has his day
This had his and passed away;
His monkey days would be so brief.
That w. p. Carriger is
some first-rate improve
nents in his drug store-adding
'onveniences, repainting, &c.
That a gentleman remark the
,ther day, while socially chatting
With a party of friends, that "there
vas more happiness in an ounce of
than there was in
on of gold; !"
That there are n number of per-
ons about Morristown who will
-ery willingly take that ton of gold
IF his hands at his earliest conven- [
ence.
That it is now time for our ener- !
'etic business men to erect before j
heir places of business, good, sub {
tantial awnings, for the double pur-
ose of shutting out the hot rays of !
be sun and keeping dry the small t
pot in front of their stores when
he rain drops fall. t
Il
pened in the city soon.
That Hamblen has the fairest wo- 8
len and latest babies of any coun- {
2 in the State. &
That there have been several c
Ranges made recently in partner '
nip firms in the town.
That certain belle in the upper
nd of Hamblen has refused the suits
at least three young men since t
st Christmas. Q
That it is not safe to judge a mans
laracter by the umbrella he car !
es; g
That it may not be his.
That Alex. Moore does more to Y
approve the streets and support the d
'rporation than any other man in
Ie town. He is serving his third L
rm in the BARLEY gang.
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An invaluable strengthener for
the nerves, muscles and digestive
organs, producing strength and APP
petite, it Browns Iron Bitters.
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Smith, we learn, improves very
slowly, and his illness is of a serious
character. He is PROSTATE at Taze-
well.
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The Murristown Gazette,
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1854.
Local Notes and Other NeIcs.

Merchants report a fine trade
last Saturday.
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VIM. Mcfarland 4 Son advertise
for two good journeymen saddlers.
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How to Save.

J All hard workers are subject to
bilious attacks which may end in
dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger
Tonic will kill keep the kidneys and
and liver active, and by preventing
the attack save much sickness, loss
of time and expense. Delay at such
times means danger. Detroit Press.
See other column.
WANTED.-One or two good jour
neyman saddlers. Steady men, good
wages and regular employment.
80 Wm. Mcfarland Il Son.
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Mrs Alta Boynton, mothervof DIR.
s, A. Boynton, one of President Gar
fields physicians, and only sister of
Grandma Garfield, died ut her home
in IIirrm, aged sevenry-five, last
week
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EFT. Va. A. ca. RR.
A. a. O. &C. RR.

DAILY Frslsht aud Passenger rrains-sundays
excspted.
Arrive az MorrlaEown 6sl5 D. nm Depart lo.iS Am
Arrive - Wolf Greek. lsfS pm Depart ssiS y. I'D.
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For SAcriF:
We are authorized and requested 10 NnAounes
the name %
IT. ID. CRAIG
a . candidate for the ofEce % sheriG % HAmblsn
county, Mt the ensuing August sleetion.
wssrs authorized and requested 10 Hnnounes
The name q
w. III. MAZE
"A n rnnaiante for the ofhca o. ShariE % Hamblen
county Al ne ensuing August slection-
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job printing dispatched neatly and
cheaply nc THE GAZETTE Job ONCE.
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F5r O0ung OOurt Clerk:

Fbr County COUrf CLERK:
We are authorised and requested 70 announce
The name O.
III. WILLIAMS
a. . candidate for the once q COunty Court Clsrk
al the ensuing August election. @-
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s. CROUCH


For Circuit Court Clerk:
We A-s authorised and requested TO announces
the name q
GEORGE s. CROUCH
Aaa saadiaAte for the once % Circu.t Court cerk
of Hnmblsn eountyr az the ensuing August eiec-
ton
We are authorized and requested TO announces
tine name q
II. n. SHERWOOD
a. candidate for the once Of Circuit Court CLERK
az the ensuing August election. 10.
We are anfho-iEed and requested 10 announce
the name @
Z. ). MCCRARY
a. = candidate for the once Of Register % HAM
blan county, At the ensuing Angus. election
For Register:
We arc authorized and requested 20 announce
the name Of
4. G.. BRUCE,
aaA candidate for the once OF Register Of Ham
blen county ~ the ensuing August election
wsars authorized and requested to announce
the name %
PETER ALLEN
.sa candidate for the once % Register OF Ham
bl-n county. Election nrst Thursday IN Angst
lisa.
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Jas. E THOMPSON

For Trustee and Tar Collector:
We are authorized and requested 10 announces
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as a candidate f-r the oface % Trustee and Tax
CoIl.ctor @ HAmblsn county, al the ensuing
Au.-,..f LECTION tie.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-05-03
THEY SAY

That this is brief but sad history
of marriage:
A little kiss,
A little bliss,
little rfnR-its ended.
A little jaw,
A little law,
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