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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Die Gontratte fur Den Grbau Der
Sron &oao in Der 8dbe Der Yarn bsS
Serrn Gutter, iuuroen ana Rittwod
bonn Sberif in orei Oerf&ieoene Sbei'
Ie ON Srn. Gbrifian Beber ME foIsi
bergeben:
GrRe Settion su $50 per Qua
oiotfu6;
8weite seftion su $500 per Qua.
bratfus;
Sritte Settion su $3.50 per Guo-
oratfuB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

8ie Der Woreentban Die le@senbe
Notnr erfrifdt, erfrii@en Sr. Guguf
&onis's Sanaburser SrOpfen eas tronte
&orpcribfem unO brtnaen ueue Sraft
nn6 neues 2eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sas ueue 3rueit0dise 8adfeinge'
bdube. bas &err 81. 9 HsIomann on
Der 2. Strabe srridten last, i&rsitet
raid ieiner 8OIenbung tnt9egen uni
Dsripri@t cine 3ierbs Der Staot 3u per'
Den. Sr. Selbmann miro Ousfslbe aIs
@obnbaus tenuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
8inSer-SIte fsbr bilIia bel
8. &. % ertenS 8.

Bd6rsnb 9errS. Smitb unSSamiIie
i'm fibIiHea SbeiIe unferes @Ounts's
wobn9aft, lebten Snmftag auf Dem
6eI6e befddftiat tuaren. aerietb 6as
@obnbaus oesielben in SoIse zines
fdabbaften Sdornfteins in SIammen.
un6 brannte nit allen BARN f@ be-
fn6li@en Wobilar bic nuf Sen
Bo6en nieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Gin WeOiciuer bot eutOedt, 6as Da-
men nit rotben Staten f& su fet ee'
l@nlrt boben. 9onberbar, boB man
ni&t berausbetommen. bat, narum
Wdnner mondmaI rotbe Rafen baben.
Bir bdtten es germ sewubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Gin Sic 20mSlUirtbc!

SD made Burmit oil Die Qanbpitbc rraebenh Die dn,ise, NS g as
N9entur fur ben 9inneapoHs 8uOf ahen.Sineer lbernOmmeu hSks. Stfu
Binoer bat in ben lektu ;mt Sabren gang be0cutcno ben So1ua ekau<n-
IS ut nun aHgenein betannf, bab Der =. s. NpMIp StHSfaSsR-Sls4
ole Nnberen lbertrofen bat, 10 ba6 Die Uerf6isNensn 6ab;iFaa ten zen GrnSt>
Nai&inen aerotbiat waren, bieieu Sia6er gu tau6n une Nb eufebe bs s0h
an II bis Ia OerfdieOenen SOrtsn BON a9ai&inen sbraaAf Iira. Man ua
es fur ben SdHfer zine ihwere Nufaabe ieu, inter on birtca BeEf&ieSen1
cine gSabI 5u trefen, unO UNI bcmfebcn babel etpaS bthilFiA "a fsn. nh a
MUIR bemerfen. bB s. S @pphID. Der Obuaafieber III Der STinn,GpOIs 6aku1
lit, uo es mro wbi Se6em etnleudteu. od6 Der @IfnSer ot6s Sinosss kr
arobte @rfabrnna BARN aemadt BAT. sumuI ba or felt Der Isbten ernie gnss
Scrbeherhnaen gsnabt bat, nslde an feinem ouhercH asbrIHat BeroeH Aaf-
Oele por5lgibe Maibine lit an een fOlasnSu YIahsn Suissaeats 81
Sermann bel G.W eDer, N9Cnt; Stem +0aOen, Otto SG6rI. A9eRt, Ror1fes.
SNe. Iaeut; uuO Sbiro Grcef. Sadion Sriutmanu. alsat. Efs
9erren nsr6en imnner beret feu. Die @oSdge oHttr N4afdtne IN ,dgcn.
I'm 3abreiben 3ufpruh biht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Bie mir aus einem 4ribatidreiben
oes Serrn Garner. Der frIber nit Der
&idbOffden Sbeater Vtfsufdoft un.
iere Staot Ourd einen 8efu9 beebrte.
erfsben, bot berieIbe fd entfdIofeu
ont Sonntus. ben 4. SUM- bier cine
8orfeTune in Der GonurtbaIe au &C.
Sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Serr 2ouis &in&ebnl ipirb 6as Sang
bersnlgeu Ei@t ert am Yfnsftmontaa.
fon6ern f@on am Sonntas auf benz
6airpIabe abbalten. SIN Sale ober
u~nainfiges @etter eintreten foIte,
finbet Der Ban am @ontaa fatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

9srr Gbus &immeI, Der couIonte
@irtb beS Central SoteI's celebrate
sefteru Gbeu6 fsinsu 81. 0eburtstas,
Bel tueI@er 9eIseenbeit Die RitsIie6er
Oes @efansbereins nSarmonie" inn
elm Gt6n6hen braHten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Die @usen zines tIeinen Sunsen fin6
GROCER ais fein Wasen. @enn er abel
CRIME NepfeI sessfen bot, 70 tOmmi
ibm iein Raeen sr0ber Dor ais irsenb
etun8 in Der @eIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Myers SarfapariIIa. Sei
ueife BEL 3siteu. Nqe llnreiniateiteu
Oes BIutes tuerocn bur4 6iefes borjis-
lide Yrdparot in Surie entfernt. Sc
1T oas pirtiamfte Blutreiuieuussmit-
tel, un6 cine Nue0e Der @~efuntheit
un6 6raft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
I'm Gpmtraftpren.

Auaebote fur Die 3ieferuus Don 200
6abreu Sa&ties aus Der Gong Brand
ueroen bom 8orfker. = 8oned, bis
gum 5. SUM- entseseneenomtnea. Sas
nieorisfte Nusebot erbdIt ben @ontroft.
bic Gubre aus elmer @ubit.Saro gu be-
ftelIeu.
8. 8. 0eertens, Glert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Kan 2sie Die berdnoerte Nn,siae
uuferes bort6ellaaft befonuteu Groeeri-
Zen, Germ aSolpH 9. $rntot. in tiHfr
an6eren @palie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Bir mo@teR Die Nreun6e unfsres
BIattes bitten. uns ole su ibrer &ennt'
nib selansenOeu 2otal- uu6 GOunts'
Rsuieteiteu mit,ut5eiLen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Oamen-6ats f%pottbinia bel
8. &. Wertens.

6enfsr' unb Sbur-Sdut aus DRAFT
bon alien @rSssn. luerSsn nuf 1sfeI-
lung eema&t in Der W6LslbauoIuns
6eB Serrn E6eo. 8erener.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Ser Tnirs Nluk

febt ron nun an iehsn Scunias hem TnsIifam
jun u~HteTbdIiuus frct. Git beieu @ttr6nfs
ebenfaIs SGwtiIsr. nn6 eiHiburstr a6lt, &c.
fsHtrr SHinfen, 3nnssn, marinirtt Sdrinee,
aultrn, Garhtues, Icrie 9aHee Fne je6en
Senntag per pcrtien ia batsn.
RinGcpaI's Gornet SdHe nire irten Conn.
tag Ra&mittas crHjertiren.
SoIGe bic 5~anjfr6nj6tn Dienirs x. aHf
6en DairpInse IN seranhaIten sthenfen, fenEen
Die 5ale ju feEr nnHehmbarcni TTtiit miefteH.
Die Ruff nib tlhtfr;ri9urtrr irbr bldg lie
fern.
Inn eencistsn 3Hirru6 tittet
90uis RiH9esaI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Seirnths. GrIaubnisf&eine purben
ina 8erIauf Der @o&e bon Reeorber
Neber on 1errn & 9 MunbnilIer uno
Sri. SuIia u. S&RFer ousseHeIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

200 Subrsn Sadties aus Der Song
Brand entaesen ~ nebmen.
2. 3pei &iten. Die rinrn @ebaIt non
ie elmer @ubit-SurD bnlteu iOLIeu. 3u
befteIen.
8. s. @srtens. @lert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

@eiSe llnterpdf9e fur Samen uni
Sin6er binig bel .. :. Wertene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

8cr bic bette @usuobI Der Eeueiten,
f@onfsn, eefdma6poIIten8 Barren fau'
fen mill, mus u~nbe6inet ben 3otben
@tore borsieben. .. s. Rertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Spiten-8raaen fur Dannen uno Sin'
Der. arobe @usnnbL. bel
8. 8. 01ertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
RHau,tui

6rIberGui. &obIrabem nnb COM
merfraut-Bfonsrn better SorfeH, ietf
pom l. NpriI, Spdtirdui, Stirling,
SOmatot- YFan;tn sum l. Mai Bel
ST.: 9ILter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Ytrulanaer W0lksbIatt

Entsrsa e ne Post Onscs ut Hermann, No., and
e00040 tAGB rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

9srr Gbrif. KAHN last fem Bosn.
haus, oas i'm Iebten Sabre Onr& 6tuer
lerR0rt wurbe, wiebsr auf6aueu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

San6idube fur Samen, elsie Sbreab
10 Cts, f9war,e Seioeu 5ilet au Is
ste. bel 8. 8. RertenS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sil6sr.& obmen bon allen @rOBsn in
ero6er Nusuo6I fuo biuia su 6ab,n
BEL Gbeo. Beraner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
@ ctreibemarft

NrObHfteumIrft
GpTrigfrt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die ansrssbeutn Yrsile tUtrStn BON 9IahIsru,
InteiRtus TIM Sauf&l brjabIt.
Butter per pfane 20-25
| Gter per Dvsenb 134
Sef@lahtetes 9efu9eI.
5ibner per DuBfn6 Psi IS
Gnten / 500 90
@SuIe 25O-3 so
EnrfeYs - plumb 50-75
@etrodneie@epfeI per plumb SIS
phrfHe IS
RartcFeIn per 8uGbel 1 PSI 50
2IepftI, per BuIbeI 7O-SO
9rtebtln 5O-75
@eise 9Ubnen 1 75-2 so
@erdudertes Sleii6
9&inF.u per pfunb 12-t25
Seitenfift FLIP
S@uItcrn 7-8
S&naIi f0-114
EaIs 5-6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

ALI wool Bunting fur Sleiber nur
Is Cts, wcrt6 80 Sts. bel
8. 8. MettenS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Sic id0nfen uno beiten RI tune FIN
oct man nur bel 8. 3. Wertens.
B6dcmtIic6er Marftbertbt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
-stabtratns.S erbanbImnsen.
@Etra-8 eriammluns .. % slfai.
abwsfens: j.. Sou.d.

Nbweieno: >. 9ous6-
5trr 9usO Sropp wurSt gun BOr-
iber eruannt.
GaS gras auf Dem Bart wnree an
perm GRIP Sdsner ais Meifbietenbeu
fur Die SHmme bon $13 pertauft.
8ef@lohen tvuroe:
/. GnssbOte fur bic 9isferuno bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

gcrfets. Striimpfe unO Saf4eati@er
btHis bel 8. Z. Werttns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

9err $. $. 8uIe lit olIsini9er N0ent
fur ben Sceriu0 Selbtbinoer. Der an-
e%rfauut bsteu Grnte- Wafaiue im
Marfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

lluterbenben, ll~nterboien, S06en
a.i.m. biuiser ais ie bel
8. s. Metens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Neueite Wufer in Damen- nno Sin'
Serblten in erober MuswabI bel
8. 8. Ni erten8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

StrohbTte Ger neueiten Mooe fur
Serren uno &nabeu Ioebsn erboIten bel.
Gas. S ua9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Weine Ianoidbriae G~rf0bruns in
obissm 9tiddft befdbissn mid meiue
&unben nit Den befen @aaren i'm
Warfte au Den moali9it n~ieori9iten
Rrei1en bebienen su f6nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26
Detroit SrDnce Grmp.
dabrifanttn BON
Rnnumente u
fir
8egrGbniEpIGke:
Statuen, We.
b~aiIIons, Bufen

Ditle @sssuf6nbe
wsrben aus erIGuter-
tenn 3inf seerGen u.
eur@ cifIirtn, Eri-
ftaaiiIrrn unb orbit
ren trbalten lie has
&usIeben BON erau-
en- @rauit, mtI@tS
nd ME S~erGn6trt, bn
bic @ittrrnns friner-
let Ginau6 barauf
bat, unb hirlelbfn
baber nitt rURrn,st-
frieren Uber ;srfdnrn
unb rfrwrien ME
@armpr pher nnbrTt
@ieine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

SIstn6 rtl1t SniHrift pirb In erbabener
i&Sncr S&riIt u uentseISlt& einsssrEtn.
pTriie nitoristr ais 66nIi@e @rbeit aue
Stttn unh Soufrbafttr unb f@5ntr. tlebrr
s~InstennhtIt Serf&irbene 6Urusn pom 81 BIS
$1,000. pbricerapbirn unb GrempIare finb
BET eeni rtnttrsetHnetrn sur sInitt.
Refetn R6berent irenbe man f1 an
r. III. H~ASSENRITTER
assHt fur bic DerUit Bronze Comp,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Mein 9Rotto it: Sefe 8retfe.
SD betreibe feline Sauernfdugerei nno
bef@dftiee Niemanoen Sunosn fur
mein @ef@dit nufsutreiben. un6 bin
Der @nf&t, bab CUTE 8oaren unb
rsene Seoienung nur aHein Elm
Gef@dft recomman6iren foIen.
Mfon Iafe id Mot Der
bIlffeu ourd SereOe bon Reri men,
iuelde Elm SntereGe babel baben, seeen
mid Al orbeiten, fonoern Ii ber3euee
i@ ielb It, mo man nm beften unb
b~iuisften beOient wiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

3eueife NKuIfer in Damen' unA Sin
6erBIten in grober NuswobI bel
.. s. " ertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-05-26

Wene W1bm11@tne1l.
IL beri@irOrne Surtrn BON $4,000
nnfpirts.
Sbeile, Naoelu un6 Sel. Hepara-
tureu on 8dbmuidinrn wetoeu prompt
uno gut befor9t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. w. P. Gillenwaters was at the
Cain House Friday.
II. G. Kyle, ESD, was in attendance a
day or two last week at Chancery Court.
Mai w. w. Langhorne, Newport,
spent Friday and Saturday in the city.
Hon. L. F Leeper, of Wits Found y,
was in town a few hours one day last
week.
Freddie Gregg has gone on n visit to
his old home in Johannesburg, New
York.
Mr.. John G. Hclmer, of Knoxville,
is the accommodating and efficient new
clerk at the Tate House.
Hugh Gouchenour, late popular at
tache of the Tate House, spent Sunday
in the city.
Mr. Dan. Briscoe returned from the
/ East last week aud left Monday morn
| ing, ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. E. 4. Dooley,
/ for Knoxville.
John w Voc, Esq, of Knoxville, was
among the visiting members of the bar
/ who attended Ch0ncery Court here last
week.
Miss Matte Carmichael, after a visit
/ Of two weeks to relatives in Asheville,
/ n. L., TeluTUeu uOilae lhOIuay OF last
/ week, to the delight of her many ac-
| quaintInces here.
| Our industrious and clever young
| friend, VIII j. Jarnagin, Of Jim Amber
| sons grocery house, Knoxville, was on
n drumming tour through this section
last week, aud we are glad 10 know met
with flatteting success.
Messrs. Mort moT AID + Idle ThOmp
san, the former Of Knoxville and the
Ia ser of Swcetwatcr, both formerly
we'll known young meu If Morris ow n,
recc. spcnd several days here with
their parents.
CAsJHicle Mr.. n + Read, lie pop
ular aud well known dry goods sales.
mau, with Matt Nelson & Co fl last
night for MOrristOwn, Tate Spring
Warn Springs and other points III,
w u Tetgru ia a few days.
We had The pleasure If meeting on
our streets recently, Mr.. n. w Smith
archit CT and builder, # Chattanooga
Ia was visiting oar 10 n prospecting
with view oil future location amona
n. So mote it b..
We had the I'll asu Of " Icon.
Ing & our office Monday morning
Professor Frank Goodman, of Good
mans Business Colleges of Knox
willie and Nashville, and Secretary O
the Stale Teachers Association, HI
came up 10 make some arrangement
about the meeting of the Association
Angus. IL and IS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
DIcNuIty, LilIard & Co.

Tliis progressive house las certainly asvaacsd
the mercantile interests OF Knoxville; aud tr-.iny
i the aekno~ledzed "leveler" q high prizes -
wsl a. the leader IA low prices. The wouId-be
great commercial travellers from The East always
learn something when they undertake TO travel thr
territory canyassod By this firm
Baltimore has already chung her clothes on 4
hickory hnb,- and New YorE i afraid OF the
water
Col II. NJ. stNrles-the irrepressible CONNER
ciai representative Of this house. has carried tho
war into North Carolina 80 successfully that tie
chmoEd boys have moved back towards the
e'ast and asked leave 'to come I'm and change
their sample, hoping TO get their prices SC 70
viaed ~ 10 meet Kn0xyills half way At Leaf.
EeSulry. Lillard A Co are now opening up an
attractive lime Fan Prints, Keniueky Jeans, and
Dooskiasi Also insmcllso qnAntities q Boots,
shoes and Hate Al o. which they ofer TO ths
tr Vie A. niatchlcEs prices.
EsiGeiIbsr this is fhe only wholesale houss in
EnoHvilia tn. etniA f.sI stock Of fine Bach
caaaseNf, Sis. &c, and cuts them to suit m, +.
eAaA't 1t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.
Lerns IN. NJ Gazette. Julr a.

Las Vegas IN. NJ Gazette, July l6.l
Died, at 1870 yesterday morning, JAMES EDwARI
BROWSE, son Of James and Alice II. Browne
aged fourteen years, eight months and eighteen
days-one Of the victims Of the late shooting a
the jail
Eddie Brown young man of unusuA
bli ghtness and promise, good disposition and
kindness OF heart. He made many friends
among his young associates and even with Older
people who were brought in contact with him. He
was well behaved, respectful and considerate, and
his parents have truley net with terrible be-
reavement in his untimely taking of. Nothing is
more sad than to be stricken down in the full
health and vigor of young life, just upon the
threshold of manhood, when hopes are high and
all the world is full of promises. 1t is particularly
sad to the parents who through years have
watched and trained their child, building upon
him fattering hopes of a useful manhood, when
he shall become their hep and strength in age. 4
is deep affection, and the parents have the sin
cere sympathy Of all.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
RE1L ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James Marshall and wife to d. E,
Marshall, 81 acres in the S:h district,
1925.
Mrs. n. c. Moore to y. II. Arnott
lot in 1st district, 1925.
S. II. Riggs ard wife to s. G.. Felknorr
two-thirds interest in acres, in 9th dis
trict, $3.50.
E. G. Bruce ct al to w. b. Melvin, lot
in LIST district, $3.50.
ID. W. c. Davis and wife to w. B.
Melvin, lot in 1st district, $110.
H. Williams clerk sc. to w. G..
Taylor, undivided one-seventh interest
in the II Myers farm in list district,
$65.5O.
+. s. McCrary and wife to w. q. Lit
trell, lot in 1st district, S91.25.
Jas. p. Carriger to Samuel D. Noe,
| 10; in 9th district, 1913. so.
\. ]. Roddie to w. s. Kyle, 8 acres
in 11th district. swap.
Pleasant Horner and wife to /. N.
Beckner, lot in 18th district, 1925.
lNODL- Ii OA Gu 10 L. d AAusSCliB lOl
in 1st district, $3.50.
G.. W Taylor and wife to +. w.
Taylor, Sr., lots in 1st district, $4,000.
L. w. Ivy and p. b. Ivy to w. Nj.
Ivy, 200 acres in 4tb district, quit claim.
w. NJ. Ivy and p. Il. Ivy to l.. w.
Ivy, 10 acres in 4th district, quit claim.
L. w. Ivy and w. NJ. Ivy to p. 3.
Ivy, 315i acres in 4lh district, quit claim.
r. c. Black to Francis Hanks, acres
in LIST district, $3.50.
H. Williams, clerk, &c, TO Fannie E.
Newcomb, lot in 9th district, SlG0.
Marion Mefford etdl to ID. r. Carrot
son, undivided interest in a acres in
9th district, $3.50.
4. Rowe to Marion AIefTord, 90 acres
in LIST district, $3.50.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
MARRLAGE LLCENSE.

The following have been issued since
our last report
Samuel L. Lyle to Lille d. Richard
son.
James Eldridge to Murphy Moss.
William Stills 10 Addie Davis.
Samuel O. Gully 20 Marth a. White.
Isaac Heltou 10 Mary wills IA.
Ebert j. Catchings 10 Bette E!
Lundy.
William W. Legg to Laura A. Lane.
William Campbell "a Nancy J. Crox.
dale.
Isaiah Smith TO Charity b XIX.
W. II. Stools To Eliza Harris.
George w. Rice TO Mary l. Clowcrs.
Benjamin a Bcckner 10 Sallie Wool
George Ripp toe 10 Mamie Lynch.
Godfrey N. Cole to Alkaline Hauscl
NJ. g. Wilmeih to NJ. Z. Felknor
George W. Clarepce To Sarah March.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26

At Nashville last Thursday evening,
Charles Blakemore, young man, for
some time past following the occupa-
ton of a gambler. stabbed and instantly
killed Thos. J. Duling, son of S. A.
Duling, judge Of the Police Court. Al
though the occurrence took place i'm
mediately opposite the Maxwell House,
on Cherry street, not IA witness could be
found who could state who commenced
the difficulty or the cause Of it. Blake
more made his escape.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26

We invite the especial attention of
our readers to the announcement in to-
days paper of the Asheville Female
College, Asheville, n. c. This Institu-
lion, for the higher education of young
ladies, is one OF the best in the land and
offers excellent advantages to all. Rev.
L. p. Summers. Professor in the Col
lege, has been assigned to this portion
Of the field to solicit patronage for tie
Institution. His address during the va
cation will be Morristown, Tenn. The
next session will commence second
Wednesday in September. The Pro-
fessOr will conduct all who may desire
To enter the College to Asheville in
time for the next session. Let those
who wish 10 enter a first class school in
the most beautiful and healthy part of
the continent avail themselves of this
rare opportunity.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26

John NJ. Watkins, of the lower end Of
Hamblen county, has dug ITO bushels
of Irish potatoes this season from II
bushels of seed some Of them measur-
ing IS by Is inches in circumference,
and weighing p lbs. 1t is stated by
Mr.. Vert Watkins of TalbOtts Station
that the potatoes were so plentiful and
so large that his father had to haul dirt
from another field to cover them be-
fore they matureS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26

Mr.. S. l.. Huffma>ter, one of the
oldest and most widely known citizens
Of our town is no more. lie departed
this life July 10, 1882 after a protracted
illness, leaving a wide circle of rela-
tons, neighbors and friends to mourn
his loss. Thus one by one the old land
marks disappear, aud the solemn ques-
tion presents itself to each of US, "WhO
next ?" a very large number of friends
and relatives followed the remains to its
last resting place in the graveyard at
Liberty Hill, where he was inferred
with solemn religious and masonic cere-
monies. There let him rest until the
resurrection morn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
TIE COMTNG SHOK.

In another column of our paper to-
day will be found the official announce
ment of the coming TO Morristown On
Thursday, August 8, Of Maybury Pull
man & Hamilton's Great Railroad Cir
Gus, Museum and Menagerie. This
show travels by special trains, requiring
% cars to transport it. 1t comes to US
well endorsed by the press from all
points where it has exhibited. They
all pronounce il not only a big show but
one Of the best that travels. Do not
fo-ret the date.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-07-26
1 GooBER-GRABBLER GRUNeLEs

4 GOOBER-GRABBLER GRGNBLE
The citizens of this peaceful com
munity will read with surprise the fol
lowing description of their peculiaritiei
clipped from the Atlanta (Ga-) C0nstitu
ton, penned by correspondent of tina
journal, now or recently sojourning al
Tate's:
"The most di ect and about the oaly
way for Georgians To get here is by
| Knoxville, getting off at MOrristown,
where a line of hacks runs daily to the
| springs. Morristown is one of those
| celebrated East Tennessee towns of
small size, noted especially for its ex-
treme roughness. You needn't stop at
/ AorrisIown long unless you want to
encounter some of the toughest roughs
on record. The hotel and its proprie-
tors are nice enough, but Texans have
to take back seat in point of real dare
devil wildness when il comes to enjoy
ing a peep at some Of these people. |
expect TO see them again, some time,
but of course shan't say anything about
having failed to enjoy their hospitable
maners."
If this distinguished stranger met
with inhospitab,e treatment at the hands
of our people we and they deeply re-
greet it, and for them we tender most
abject apologies. Had this illustrieus
specimen of natures chivalry given
our town authorities timely warning of
his intended advent n reception no
doubt would have been prepared suit
able for a visitor of such Importance.
A banquet of boiled potatoes, stewed |
onions and branch water might have !
been spread-which, we are sure, would |
have been an agreeable change from |
the peanuts, salt bacon and eorn-dodgers
10 which lis palate l. accustomed. Eek. |
More would have been appointed n
guard of honor, and the corporation
lray place at his disposal as a convey
ance TO visit points of interest. Bur, he
came upon us unaware, like a thief in
the night,-or perch9nce in the day
found US unprepared, and this golden
opportunity has slipped away from us
forever. However ferOcious our people
may appear, we assure the correspond
snt Of the Constitution that women, chill
lren and imbeciles are perfectly safe in
heir midst. Moreover they have never
exhibited any special fondness for zeal,
70 he need entertain no apprehension of
being summarily slaughtered and eaten
houli he chance to pass this way
gain.