The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-10-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs c. E. Dunn, of Leadvale, visited
the city last week.
Jas. III. Harrison, ESQ, of Cscke
county, went South last Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Grove visited her home
in Granger county last week and a.
tended the TATE Spring Fair.
Mrs. Andrew johnson, of Warm
Springs, was at the TATE House a day
last week.
Capt. c. b. Johnson, of Lee county.
Va, accompanied by his wife, sister and
little son, spent Monday in the city.
squire Russell Wyatt, of the vicinity
of Tate Spring. Granger county, went
down to Knoxville Monday to be on
hand At the opening of the fair.
Mr.. @. A. Loury, the polite agent of
the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma.
chine Company, late of our town, but
now located at Newport, was in town
one day last week.
Conductor Taylor Williams, of the
main line Of the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia Railroad, filled Capt
TaylOr's place on the Buncombe road
last week-Capt. Taylor being unable,
through injuries re, eived in the recent
wreck, TO make the run We are glad
to say, however, that Capt T. had sufi-
GENTLY recovered Sunday to take charge
of his train.
We welcome as citizens to our town
DR.. w. A. Montgomery-late pastor of
the Baptist church at Chattanooga
and his excellent family. Through the
earnest efforts of the Board, DR.. NJ. has
been induced since locating in Norris
town, to assume the pastorship OF the
Baptist church here. We congratulate
our Baptist brethren upon securing the
services Of such ar able divine.
Maj. s. L. Campbell, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago railroad, returned last
week from n trip to Livingston, XIV.
lie brings the gratifying news that the
stockholders all along the line on the
north heartily ratify the consolidation
line and show much satisfaction over
the splendid prospects ahead for the.
building OF tue road.
Rev. ii. p. Waugh, of the NJ. E.
church, South, who has been on the
Evansville. circuit, in Rhea county, dur
ing the present year. is paying bis fam
lily visit in this place, preparatory 10
going 10 the Hnlston Annual Confer
ence of the NJ. +. church, South, which
convenes at Asheville, N. c., ON the
25th inst. We are glad to see that Mr..
Waugh presents his usual robust health.
and trust thar he may be permitted to
labor in his Masters service for many
years TO come, as acceptably ard salts
faetorily as he is now doing.
Mr.. w. NJ Murdoch, Of Bulls Gap,
Tenn, was in town last Saturday aud
favored Us with call. He had Just re-
turned from the Tate's Spring fair and
had along with him his beautiful dark
FLY that bore of the blue ribbon. We
had the pleasure of taking a look mt his
superb and blooded colt and confess
that il is the pretliest, the best trim
med and the best proportional animal
that we have ever laid our eyes on. 1t |
is II months old and is frem the old |
Copper Bottom" stock. Ithas carried |
of the blue ribbon nj every fair that he |
has exhibited it-also it has faced the |
most famous and blOoded stock on Vir- !
GINA soil and triumrhanlly bore away |
The blue ribbon prize. Mr.. Murdoch |
las been offer-d the sum OF $3.50 for his |
ard maichless flly, but -refus-
ed to take l.. II IL certainly beauty.