The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-22
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go PERSONAL. i5ass1ssI
Mr., Dan Brisooe was In Knn66sSSyiil,
a eonple.of days last week on busl
ness go : 49,. -. -. Z, ~. =. =
TAos. E. Oldham, of. KnoxEillo
spent Thursday night at 2thei Cain
House. p e's.sl7 sIf[E WITT
| ReviJes. Hin, principal Of The
M@rristewn Seminary ,phad a severe
attack Of illness last week, but we
learn j. new nesriY web :..z.sS5==s
r H. RICE, Esq, castie. bf lite
LoUkodt Bank. We regret TO learh,
is again confined to his room from
illness, not, it is thought, serious! !
/ Mrs SaIlie Adams, d wen HiitoSwii .
ana respected citizen Of isplacc,
died one day last week of cOnsump-
ton. She was a sister of Mr.. w.
| III. Parker "a
Mrs Wright, the blind woman
whom we mentioned recently assnf
fering from dropsy, is yet in a crit
ical condition, with little hope ofre-
eovery. -
Mrs. Col. Jas. II. Rumbough and
daughter, Mrs. Hill, of Warm
Springs, N. O., passed through on
Saturday en- route to Cincinnati to
purchase furniture.
Mrs. R. J. Carmichael has return
ed from Asheville, N. O. She has
rented the property belonging to
Mr.. John I'll. Tate, and has entered
upon the active duties Of housekeep-
ing. $780,. -
Misses Mollie Taylor and Kate
Harrison, of . jefferson county, late
pupils of the Morristown Female
Institute, spent Sunday and Mon
day in our town, the guests Of Mrs.
Prof. Miller. a.s. -
Rev. Jacob Smith, of the, - M. E,
Church, South, q martyr to the 10y
al Union ruhlans of Blounts county,
is lying seriously i'll, we regretlt to
hear, at the residence of Mr.. Ebert
McCrary, in this town. ... .+,
Miss Alice Formwalt, of Knox
vile, who has been visiting her rel
alive, Mrs. Margaret Rohr, at Bris- ]
toll, stopped over Friday with the
fAzErTE's family, and went on Sat
urday to visit friends in Jefferson
county.
Capt. e. o. Tate was taken sud-
denly and alarmingly i'll Sunday |
night. He threw up more than a |
quart of pure blood. DR.. Howell |
was called in and found him suffer
ing from congestion of the stomach.
A reaction took place, and at this
writing he is doing well, I
Mrs. John II. Tate has broken up |
housekeeping and is visiting her
S father, mt Panther Springs,
preparatory to joining Mr.. Tate at
Louisville; Ky, where he he's his
headquarters in the employ of the
United States postal service, on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Mr.. Geo. r.. Mcfarland, son of
our well known and enterprising /
friead, Geo. Mcfarland, of Panther
Springs, returned last week from an
extended trip to Richmond, Norfolk
and other eastern citiesr in the in
the cattle trade, which bu
siness he is giving his earnest at
|ention just now
Our good friend, Capt. J. III. Nor
rs, of Bridgeport, Cooke county, /
has the honor of being the first pat
ron of The GAZETTE to make de- |
post in our new quarters for our |
benefit. He called last Friday morn
ing and expressed himself pleased |
With our new quarters. We were |
so with his visit, and will |
cordially welcome other of our sab |
scribers who come ON his mission.
Hon. Robert Mcfarland, of the
Supreme Court, reached his home |
il this place last week, the Court at |
Nashville having adjourned on the
18th. The Court will meetat Jack.
son early in April, SO the Judge |
will have but q brief respite to min
de with his family and friends. But
In those few days he win be most |
welcomed by his eighbOrs
and fellow citizens of the county,
Tuesday of last week we had a
pleasant call from one of our oldest |
aAd most prompt subscribers, w: |
F Morris, of Bridgeport Fowler !
Sieited our town on business connec-
ted with his Touring mill, located at |
Bridgeport, Cooke county. The
character of -four manufactured at |
this mill is well established at home
and abroad, and is equal to that of
any brand on the market. He in |
fofmed us that. to a. trustworthy,
miller he would offer very |