The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-09-20
DR.. Oh. C. THOMPSON.


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Local Notes and Other Netos.
The GAZETTE has the best equipped
Job ofice, for doing sll kinds Of printing,
in upper East Tennessee.
While fighting the fire Friday uighi,
uncle Jim Cain sustained q fall some
eight or ten feet but fortunately was not
hurt beyond a severe jolting.
DR.. David Shields WAS thrown from a
horse last Friday and very painfully in
jured, having his wrist joint dislOcated
and being otherwise severely bruised.
Drs. Howell aud Nelson attended him.
lie will be outagAin 10 few days.
Rev. :. r. Payne, pastor Of the Nor
ristoHn circuit, van begin his last round
for the present conference year a. Pan
ther Springs church On Saturday and
SUNDAY, September %, "a. 1Ss2. The
annual conference meets October 25th,
At AsheVille, n. &.
The East Tennessee Dental AssOcia-
tion held session at Athens recently,
and elected the following officers: Pres
id.uL J. u. Lee, Chattanooga; vice
president, Henry w. Morgan, Nash
Villes corresponding secretary, W. r.
Fowler, Greeneville; secretary and
treasurer. +. A. ShotWell, Rsgersvills.
The llethodlst church 1T RuaseIlville,
which was damaged by . storm Of wind
some years ago. Is needlng repairs again
very badly. The building IL very large
and costly, and ought not TO be damag-
ed for want OF = roof. II il hoped that
the good people who worship there will
he able to make all needed repairs with
the hep OF frlehdS
A grand dress ball Is to be given st
the Cain House Thursday plight by our
enteTPrising new clOthier, Mr.. Geo. q.
Williams-being the closing AMI crown
Ing event Of his brilliant opening to take
place Thursday. All necessary arrange
ments have been made for a delightful
aud recherche time. The cOlOred string
baud OF Knoxville will furnish the mu-
sic.
h. IUsNm ~. Il
Jefferson railroad was changed last Fri
day, 1874 inst. Trims now leave Rog-
ersville at 7:l5 a. m, and arrive at Rog-
srsviIle junction $50 a. m; leave the
Junction at 80 p: IN. and arrive at
ROgersville 2s4j p. IN. Connections are
made NJ the Junction with the west
bound :rain No. l, on the East Tennss-
see. Virginia and Georgia railroad, and
with ne east bound freight, leaving
hOrristown at 9.4J a m
veupdr liuks the autumn months
will contfnte moist September viii
probably give rains and Hoods In West
ern Canada sad Ga Western and South
ern sections Of the United States. Oc-
tober viii BE much the same, with ear
ly colds ana snow falls. November will
begin the winter 1882 S3-a winter like
~ 10 Dc memorable on account of its
exceptionally heavy snOw-faIls and very
cold weather oyer the whole northern
hemisphere.
The most notable event THAI is an
nounced to occur MS week, besides the
speaking Of Gen. Bate. is the grand
opening Of Geo C, Williams, the zone
price" cISthfss AZ bis tnagnifeeut re
modelef AID reftted store-houss on
Main street. IL will be an attractive
and gorgeous affair, and our advise to
our readars in, turn out en- massa and
witness i. Z You will be doably paid.
Read tlie maErnoih AnnOuucepent card
On our 4fstpage- ItteIls all about "a.
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A pastor, Ia a eertain church, o1Sun.
day Of the quarterly nceiing, counted
seventies persons ssieep during the SER
mon Of DE Elder. IL 10 not aseertaIned
whether iheF Neie church memhers or
sinners, o. hywInauy rsmaincd a. home
TO enjoy their Sunday nap. The race
Tor worldly goods or indifference 10 re-
ligiOus worship mskes dull hearing OF
the gOspa and sleepy TorshfperS IN any
christian church. What could ys not
watch whhrne ono hour" watch
and prays'NSAHA@% > -A-@ - s
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A two Story dwelling house In south
Morristown, belonging to Maj. T. G.
Cain. VS. destroyed by IRE Saturday
night The Gre originated in the kitch-
en- about half past one o'elsek and
consumed the building very rapidly.
The house was occupied by Mr. John
Smiths family, who sustained quite
serious los IN the way Of household
Articles, sc. M. Smlah was absent at
the time IN Baltimore, having gone
there with cattle. The loss 10 Maj.
Cain is about $500. No insurance..
Our sstssihea grisasi and long contln-
ued subscrIBof.A WAR Easley, Esq, OF
Muddy Creek, Loudoh county, Tenn.
taking Il for gvunted from his knowledge
Of its surroundings, that Monistown
was fearfnlly short OF 'soId uncle red,
aud AppreciasiBg the necesAity :of such
an application justnow Go our backbone,
sent Us Lass week q ham that In size and
cure made IA lhso envy Of all who saw
IT, Hswever 10 ~ o1sy N OF about go
similar Onss he haste disy oss q. His