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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

BALTIMORE CoNFEREaCE METHODIST
Z. CHURCH. SoUTR.-Th9 subjoinet, are
TIE appointments. FOR Moorefcld Dis
trict:
Moorcfieli District-W. G. Ham
moud. L. Il --MooreGeld. ) Ferguson,
j Beatty, supernumerary Petersburg, >
u i!awley; franklin. L X Mark wood {;
'rcleNilie, > Z Fout, CRAB Bottom.
Z l. forreyson; Monterey, G y Joyce :;
keys,r, " h Wolfe; North 3rauca, To
10 supplied; Piedmont. i i Eagrs :;
Fr1- thur, 4 VI Uack!oy L'stonhuyg,
20 he supplleh; Fi!n:stoas, l.. { Mao
tin; South Hraroa, " Hammond:
Springfield, l. Hutt aud : j Pietsch :;
Hardy. to be supplied; North River, 4
Il. Hue; Morgan, to he supplied.
Stlunton. Il Smithson LewisJurg.
Il q Vardiver; Fredericksburg. j S
Hutchinson; Church Ei,l, East Ba!t,-
more District, w X Marshall; Kent,
same District. L G Ncvltt. We will
publish the iull list next week.
ITs Equal Is UNKSowN. "A Lowell
(Mass) paper, so we observe, cites the
case Of Mr.. p II. Short, proprietor oil
the Belmont Hotel, that city, Who sufa
fered with rheumatism for seventeen
ears without finding relief from any Of
the numerous remedies employ ed, until
10 applied ST. Jacobs Oil: II never
found any medicine that produced such
remarkable and instantaneous effect IS
it did" says Mr.. Short.-Lynos la,
Mirror.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17


Dir. GEORGE W TIrpErr, editor Of the
Point Pleasant Register, and 4 member
OF tue Legislature fran Mason county,
IS making pen sketches of the prolni-
nent ,ae mbers OF the Senate AMI House
OF beiegsles. for his paper. He thus
portrays Col. ALEXANDER MONROE Of
this County: The sketch in regard
to the Co!oueI. published last week, was
intenGeo, merely ss Il good joke. by tie
editor Of the Wheeling Sunday Leader !
No sketch % the prominent member
Of lie House, would be complete, tia;
left out the legislative vsteran from
Hampshire. LIS public life comuenc-
ed way baci; IN tAe heated times OF
Nh'ggery ard Democracy. he repre-
sentsd h's county in tbs old Virginia
Legislature, for 3 greater part OF the
decade preceding the war
Experienced IN every method Of po-
htlcul warfare, he has the discretion ana
capacity IL make Il tirsi-ciass pErty
manager.
In personal appearance he is vcry
much Ike Hon. Il. ~. y. Hunter, the
eminent Virginia statesman. Tue saU.c
low, but broad brow, heavy, dark. e. e
iashes, and massive heed.
As dehGtcr, he Is fair and ahie.
generally found graphing With a iir.
A"nu al The stcong points a. case
Discreet IL everything that he d"eg, he
always kGows exactly what he ougut
TO 90, and, consequently. when he &c.
turHa 10 his constituents, TT the close OF
a session, hu has, perhaps, fewer apollo
GIGS % make than any other MEMBER Of
the .-cgis .aiure.
Has views on any subject Justly carry
with them great weight Possessed OF
warm heart and considerable natural
temper, his discerning Judgment. never
theiess, enables him 10 keep both uuder
/ reasonable subsection.
Popular Doth aGiong the masses and
! bis Legislative associates, he has il III
his power TO accomplish much good for
the STATE.
though sixty-dve yesrs Of age, Meth
TT mind aor body shows any evidence of
decadencc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
WHENCE CORES THE UNI
BOUNDED POPULARITY OF

HtlcCct'S Porous PInSteyS q
Because they have proved them
selves ths Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure ssth-
ma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, and any local pains.
Applied % the small! Of the back
they are intp.I;ble in Back-Ache.
Nervous Debility, and al Kidney
troubles to thc pit Of the stomach
they are sure euro for Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint.
LLCO CK'S POROU S
= LAS TER s are painless. ira.
grant aud quick 90 cure. Beware
of limitations that blister aud barn.
Get ALLCOCE'S, the only Genuine
Porous Plaster.
FEB. II, 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

Wheeling inteIligsucer OHIO
ranks as 'he ,iirl State iu the Union
m the production OF maple sugar
The u.siug OF mapia.#r1y Is nov
.a0 uos Profitable hsuch OF tle bas-
iIa- and a.. year there aas decided
increase IN tie production oil -.rcp
Most ciit Is shipped 90 eastern cities.
Ohio produced, last year, between
four hundred thousand aud two hum
thousand gallons OF strip aud over 3
million pounds Ofsuglr. This years
crop "II. be about tns came.
IN a,I towns where newspaper is
pp5''stei. says a contemporary, every
man sayuIitiyertise in j.. even ifno.
ding more lgau car, stating bis
name and tas business he is engaged
~ r DOE only rir tla advertiser,
b,It Il lets tuc people ata Dbl tpncc
know that Ore town you reside in hl4
g live aaj Prosperous community oil
bas'u,-, mca IS .he seed is s9un.
so shall taa fruit roeowrcnsc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
NOW 10 THE TINE To SUBSCRIBE.

Tbs Versa PEoPLE HIS been from the srs, s7c-
coastal beyond anticipation N. ! Evening
Post
u has distinct purpose TO which II steadily
adberea-'aat, namely, OF supplau;ng ths Vi
c'D's papers Tor 'he youug With q papec more
attractive fs we'll az iuore whUicson,e Boa.
o. JaurgAl.
Tor AeatnesS elegance ofengrering, and coz
'enis generally, u - unsurpassed by euy pBb.
icauon of the &ind yet brought TO sur notie-.
Pittsburgh Gazette.
i's weekly visits are eagerly looked for, not
only by The children bat also by pattnis vh,
are anxious TO provide pure literature for iAe.s
eils anu boys. -Christisn ADJ ocats, Bv faic,
New York.
4 weekly psper Cor cLilicen which parents
n"ed MOI 'thr 10 let their children read ~ iss
family rcs,de.-iiart'ogd Daily TiDts
Jusi the PAPER TO take ih6 eye Hnc secure tho
suent'oa Of thu boys and sirls.- Springfield
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

Single Copies by Mail 8 Cents.
As an Advertising Medium.
"IiIE SUN"
by reason OF its Larse Circulation,
AND
icing universally Rsad, Is most Val.
uRbia for all Glasses OF Advertisers.
A. ). AbELL & CO, publishecs,
The san Iron Bull ling,
Baltimore, Nd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

With a contemporary We say The man
who can safely weather this weather
need not care whether the weather chan.
ges or not.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
II T. II NJ Is

hARPER'S YOUNG 9aoPLE( ca, -a
Ter Year, Postage P,epaid. / 20
Simple Numbers Four Goats each.
Tue Donnd Volume foe 1873, viii lie ready ear
iyto November Price, 50 CO. postage prepaid.
Cover Tor Young People" for iesi, IS cents-
postage, IS cents additional
Remiitancss should be- made by Post-Gfica
NonrY Order or Draft, 10 avoid chance of lose.
~ newspaper are not TO copy this ad yer-
tscnrnt viILesi The express order OF HAapsa
K PROTHERs.
hsdre'1 HARPER BROTHERS.
"9'tm"eF = 1851. New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

1t would be grstiiSiog 10 publish an
obituary OF our lamented and long es.
:eemed friend, FoRaAN lNsKErp, Esq
but. his request wss 'ssy nothing ABOUT
ne in the paper" Yet, We are told, on
his sick bed, with heartfelt saracstncss,
ho desired the opportunity to impress
on ell the necessity OF preparing, while
in health, for that destiny which awaits
ia all, 10 secure = "ifomc "a Heaven
Therefore. as he desired. we will only
sag Death found him relying ca an sill.
merciial Savicar. and wc rest sssurc 4
that our loss is his gain.
$l,Je0 per yeSr can lie easily made
at hcrne working Tor Z. o. RipGoUT (
Co.. 10 Barclay Street, New York -
Send loE ,heir Catalogue aud full par
ticuars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17


our thanks are due Hon. j. n. CAM
Dgs for pamphlet copy Of the speech
ol aoa. u. B. Vance. or North CARROLL
D., 90 Tie Tariff"
President ARTHUR has appointed d
$. LEWIS. United States Attorney tor
II, Western Disirict of Virginia. vicc
X. ,. Lu&rY
JOSEPH FAHXGTER, Esq, Senator
from Ills D,stricL in Tie State Legisla-
turs viii please accept our thanks for
legislative documents.
a petition for tbe pardon OF Sergeant
EAsoH was si;acd by 1000 persons in
Iu.cio. OHIO, GA Monday last.
The loss of property 10 tile B. & O.
E.ilrJst by tie accident at Toll Gate,
noted 10 our LIST number. will amount
vet up towards hundred thousand
a,.'aJs.
5ic. ALFRED MOORE, Of the vicinity of
,ij- place, lad on Saturday last, a
horse Killed 10y Tie upsoiiing OF his wa
ssn Wills engage in hauling saw logs,
President %RTuUR on Monday las,
row'0eted SaNUgr pAAroHforp to he
A,2rittu Ias'iee OF the Supreme Court.
Er. E!2nArD IL WELFLry. of Cam
l'r'~r.', Who Tor some months prac.ice
W l.o.e,,i"n =. this section. graduated
80 - @e1 cue @ Tue INT
'3 % -'1 . 'N''' III fa' '"'oFo on 'he
''.-', - e'"!s' our y"0"S iiao"
..... ..oo,,,l h...,i,,, o...,t.,.. -
-.-,. a..o.,a orar;n,,,,.s aa..'.-
49,. ..,1o ,ri.., o,no,ra :, o,oro.
.,,r.n
..,rr,o s,r.-D,vs .rrry,,vc,
A. ire sal. q. III, ,er.o,,I ,,nro,,v e
T. ,-..,s r,ox 5.,d :. M Cirn
,y ca "Wednesday Of ja~, week wepr-
a.-.,ana. almost ever, thiop sold fo,
gosl p-ices. Tn, attendance At tbs
s., v..s very large. be.rq uIacs, At
from I 500 10 :. eco persons,
Mr. K. C. PowxA.L, WHO has had
ct-rsc 81 q pubic school nn.North Ri
v,-, Sd ,bis County, the tenn having ex-
+.a. iyi, here Oh Monday las; for Far
rr".. lie desires 10 Improve hirnseit
'E attend ~ " h's' s'ao'! II that place.
y wee 'tcF.
-.H"i S'F's no'ee That &" severe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
EOMNEY MARKET.

HALriNoEE GUAiE HAEKEr-Tues-
lays rclbe. Va2 as follows; Longborry
wheat 81 IS aud prime Ful.z 81 50
Corn Waite SIS cts, AMI yellow ~ cts.
Ia Wjuchestcr on Tuesday las, wheat
vas selling &c 81 23r5i p per bush.
q, according o. quality.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
MARIs SEcn,

In the Presbyterian Church, in Pc
tersbu,g. or tbo 9th INST, by Rev. X.
Smitbson, assisted by Rev. j. l.. Shcr-
rart. Rev. ASnusu u. CAcKLEY, OF the
Petersburg Circuit. VI +. Church, South.
20 Miss ANNE GooNaU, Of thai place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
WIN TER ScHED ULE.

40 srd after Nov. 90 1891, trains will leave
t;,ssa Syrin; Run as follows:
EAST Bound.
No. 10. Passenger 1890. 1858 A. NJ.
NJ. -. frt IL FasSs r,.... lola A. NJ.
NJ. 90. Express, SOC =. VI.
no IL. Frei9ht 4 Passe'r, COL L. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
EZtra Freight Passg'r... A. NJ
No A5l Freight 81 Passeng ll.5s A. NJ.
80 J.. Patsen2er 2.4i Z. NJ.
ES23.4l 81 Extra Daily.
]. II. &. NORTON. AGENr,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

An extraordinary scene is now wit
messed ia Omaha. Two companies of
regular cavalry and one OF infantry
have arrived there IN response 70 the
Governors requis:tion on the Presi-
dent for aid 10 stop quarrel going on
between . set of employers and their
employees. Two more companies of
infantry & Il Gatling gun are expected
to-day. Ii cannot be pretended that
there IS 40 State militia available for
the purpose, since nine companies ar.
rived in Omaha on Saturday. Ne.
vertheIess, the Governor is using The
the regular army 10 settle ms purely
local debate. There does not appear
TO be any rebellion against the author
ity OF tie State, or any local insur-
rectioa threatening popular govern
ment. The dispute ID one on ques-
tons OF labor aud wages, such as -
frequently witnessed elsewhere. But
the reason why soldiers are brought
ia 20 settle Il Is indicated I'm the news
that the Burlington aud Missouri
Railroad Company will at ouce put
their men at work under dis military
protection. and in this way q crisis
may be prevented That is to say.
/ the regular army Is 10 be used 10 o.
verawe the strikers, and TO make them
understand that when labor resists On
employing corporation it may fluid
itselt under MARTA! law. There is
another purpose evident in this move
meUt. 1t Is sad iha; 'tlle rag leaders
ara 20 bc arrested, probably on a
charge or conspiracy, tue authorities
being determined to settle the ques-
ton ioreyer-by blood il necessary.
/ TO the army is 10 be called in and lent
10 q railroad corporation for its use in
shooting anl killing It's striking sm,
| ployees. IL tie Governor Of Nebras-
ka can do nothing better. when la
Dor troubleaIises, tEan TO shout for the
regular army, he does not know how
- govern. Even L il be true that
/ men in matters uifecjia2 their wages
aud bread grow excited and disord.
eriy, a,l the more should lie exert
himself to maintain order with his
own resources, and 10 arrange the
troubles on the basis OF Justice. Il
his brsincss IA Governor does not IN
cludc that, 1t is worth very little
Least OF al should nc throw all MS
influence and sympathy into one scale
calling ia Fe'.o:al trooi.s TO crash
the side Which has the least money
and influence. New York Sun
H9rch Il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

I.an3re,h's Garden Seeds-uuequai'-
eJ and nexcellcd--tho best in the mar.
fe, 'or s.lc ~ 7. " q. PANcLEg.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

Ciut,a Lodge. No. 81, A. z. & 4. NJ, meet
q. lie gcd Friday IL each month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

BEEyITEs.-lf some religious peo-
pie we know would prey on ihoir
Hcighbors less and their knees more
the world would be better oi..-La-
dies are beginning to substitute |. +.
instead Of T. 5 10 their letters. Ii
means, i forgot.'-A school teacher
IS said to he person employed 10
give parents i've hours peace and
quiet per dAy.-A fashionable belle
wishing TO be very severe on ri.al
said The only thing that wasn't false
about her Was tie whole III her stock,
ing. The difference between de-
iauIte: aud thief is very simple.
Onc steals enough 70 hire good law
ycrs aud the other don't.-A handful
Of common sense is worth a bushel of
!earniAg.-A man would very soon
get TO lie very much ashamed Of him,
self il compelled To Judge OF his own
character ~ other peoples esiima.
!lon.-.n the Criminal Court at Wash
ingioa, last week, The bi!l Of ex. 4 s.
si-taut Postmaster General Brady, in
Glcated for completely IN the star route
.'auda. WAS hXca at $50 Geo. The
otEer defendants were held to bail IN
va@lcTs sums.-Rhodo i.Iand has a
larger school income thau any other
state except observation-disclosures
five thousand specimens OF spiders ia
giass bottles have been arranged by
CAPTAIN Holden. OF Cincinnati
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
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ron ALL.
To Sell q H01lsehOIL fyficIe

To Sell q HOtlSehOlI Fyticls
? I'VE poor as we'll ~ the rich. th. o!8 20 we'll
e. .be ycrng The ui'e ~ we'll - tie tas-
band tIs young maiden 90 well ~ me yoarg
'p-l, So cir. rs r ii IS b. boy, nay iu5t =.
vel earn few do.lsrs Geo Honest empIoy usnt
re- 10 sii ar3aod Zoe house pnl wait Tor others ts
earn 30 ilr fhrn We can give ycI emelo,-
men' n.l the tifne, or dIriag rOur spare bouts
Only -tr4gs.inE. or .n your oV neiEhaoraooJ
among your friends end Acquaintance. ifyog
do -ot core iUr eu1loy msut we csa mari
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vii cost VA only one cent fJf r Postal cars
Co write TO- our Prospectus, aud 10 uag Is IA.
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DO not neglect tlis opportunity. You q
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05
TIE pREsBYTERY.


The Presbytery of Holston con-
vened in the Presbyterian Church,
at this place, on the Doth ultimo, at
u o'clock, P. NJ. The opening SER
mon was preached by Rev. j. B.
Converse, d. d., the last Moderator.
This was a thoughtful gospel SER
mon, on the subject of ministerial
Support" Rev. Isaac S. Anderson
was elected Moderator, and Doctor
Cline, of cambridge, and Captain
Patterson, of Tazewell, were chosen
Clerks. We were especially pleased
with the able discourse of Rev. G. A.
Caldwell, on Saturday, at 1 o'clock,
on the subject of Home Missions.
If we are not mistaken, that sermon
will ''bring forth fruit in its season"
Rev. ]. Albert Wallace, Professor in
King College, delighted and impress
ed his audience, on Saturday even
ing, with discourse on "Grace
Astounding" At the close of this
sermon the Presbytery solemnly or
dained Rev. Mr.. Milford, of Messy
Creek, to the Gospel Ministry. This
service was ably conducted by Rev.
d. F. Smith, of Newport The
Presbytery has received valuable
addition in the person of Rev. J. d.
Thomas, late of Wytheyille, Va,
and now President of Rogersville
Female College. He did effective
work, both in-the pulpit and on the
floor. DIR. Converse delivered an
able and unique discourse on Sun
day, at IL o'clock, in the Methodist
Church South, on "The Life aud
Character of Herod Antipas." On
Sunday morning, in the Presbyteri-
an Church, Rev. Jacob Smith gave
q discourse from Romans 3:28, on
Justification by Faith" after which
theholy communion was administer
ed. Night services were also held
Our people were much pleased with
this assembly OF Christian Ministers
and Ruling Elders. We hope that
they will come again at no distant
day. Rev. Mr.. Byers, of JOnesbor
ough, and S. S. Massengill, of Messy
Greek, were elected Commissioner
1 to the General Assembly, which is t.
meet in Atlanta in May.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05

~ OF the three children of Hawe
thorne, two arc living, Rose, the
wife Of Mr.. Eathrop, and his son,
Julian, who is now in Europe! Mrs.
Julian Hawthorne is at the old
Home, ssThe Wayside," at Concord,
with herseven children. Her daugh-
tors have all somewhat romantic
names, two of them being called
l'Gladys and Gwendolin. There is
something beautiful in the thought
that Hawthornels grandchildren arc
now i'm that home where he so long
lived and worked, aSthe most obscure
man Of letters as he himself said
lsin America. - Boston letter
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05

We have removed The GAZETTE Of
fee 20 the second story in the Van Huss
lIock, opposite the Post ONCE, where
our patrons will find Us ready to serve
them. All persons indebted TO US for
subscription, advertising and Job WORK
are earnestly solicited to come forward
and settle up. Our removal has cost us
considerable, and there are other claims
on US which are urgent. Please give
this appeal your attention, delinquent
subscriber.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05

Rnrn FnRHERY.

Ifa.N 3 fhltf..- IL : ~ l.
On the All, day Of last month afSrft q
man eRteredl the Lockout iBankra.na
requested alldanoob$3I8l .onila inoVe
1SufroStinsatt D. signed I,yS.pa9ia
Noe of GraingeF county and p ;. igB
Lloyd, of Hambtyeinnl.. en-, He EIlle TsPreSePt
cd himself 90 a Noe Hesgotu the
money and leftaln Mr. Rice, 5utale
cashier, supposed Che transactions to
be a legitimate one tfif wednesday
last, when Mr.. Lloyd happened to
step into the bank, was shown the
note, and at Shce pronounced it a
forgery. Tho eulprit was looked
up. He went from here to Knox
vile and tAepce to Black Oak Ridge;
in Knox eonnty,where Sheriff Mare
nabbed him and brought him TO nc
count for his misdeed. He proved
to be r. A. Daniel, of Granger
county, and is about 80 years of age.
He waiyed a preliminary examina-
ton, and now lauguishes in Ham
blen jail. The money was not re-
covered. Maj. John Murphey, the
President of the bank, worked the
ease up and pointed out the man to
the sheriff, for which he deserves
due credit
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05
PROCEEDINGS or TIE REPUBBf
GIN OONEENTION. %.

At Republican Convention of
Hamblen County held at the Court
house in Morristown, Tenn, on the
Sd of April, 1882, the following pro
ceedings were had, to-wit;
a On motion Mai John Murphey
was called to the chair and ]. H.
Trent chosen secretary.
On motion the chair appointed
the following committee on nominal
ton of delegates to the Republican,
State Convention to 7 be held at
Nashville, Tenn, on q instant, to
nominate candidate for Governor,
to wit: s ..s .s.ir..
w. C. Witt. J. A. Goddard. w. G.
Read, WA. Hull, and A. S. Brooks,
Said committee having retired for Q
brief time returned reporting the
following persons as delegates ia
said State convention, to-wit: ID. w
C. Senter, John Murpheys s.. J.
Couch, G. It. Larkin and J A. God
,dard. Said report, being so amen
ded as to embrace the namesof 5. b
i Noe and Orange Burks, was unan'
imously adopted. -
On motion it was resolved thai
sand delegates 90 uninstructed, anC
| that any number of them attending
said convention shall cast the entiN
vote af Hamblenu ,aoRRtS-ar But II
/ ease NO one OF Said delegates shall
affnnd thans ana. IN tina 4 ! font Hon
| YIN Rule Is hereby authorized ant
Ereqnested-t to cast said vote. -r{
| On motion our secretary is in
strueted TO furnish our RESPECTIVE
county papers with copy of thes
proceedings and request publication
Eof the .8amesla t1r s4 flr
Z On motion adjournment, subjec
to the call OF the the County Execu
4 tive Committee. a,i 4
Ls-g JOHN MURPHEY, Chrn. 3
J. III. TRENT, Sec. ,slr.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-04-05
SPRING MILLINERY.

Mrs. Lou Flynn would respectfully
inform her friends thabashe has just
received direct from New York, an
elegant assortment of Millinery
goods for the Spring Trade, consist
ing of Pattern Hats and Bonnetsi
French Flowers, Feathers, Wings,
Ornaments, &C., Ribbons, Ties, Lace
Sets, VeIvets, Sattins, Pushes and
Silks. Call and see. Prices reason
able and satisfaction in every par
-ticular. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. = iEsiGEJ -s
Mrs. Lou FLYNN,
Morrisown, Tenn.