The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-11-22
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Rev. j.. A.. Stubblefeld, OF Greene
vile, spent Sunday i'm the CRY.
Col. 8. r.. Angel, of Knoxville, gave
us a pleasant call Monday.
Mrs. IT. G. Cain is visiting her mother,
Mrs. KenEer, nc RogerSville.
IT. j. JarDagin, the affable and enter
prising merchant of Tate Spring, was
In town Friday last.
Rush Hazen, the widely known COM
mercial tourist of Knoxville. exchang-
ed greetings with Morristo Nn mer-
chants last week.
We regret to hear of the indisposition
of DIR. HI. &. Mccall. He has been con-
fined TO his room for some time, though
we are pleased to learn not seriously i'll.
Messrs r. Mcfarland, Jr., and John
Thomas, of the MOrristown Marble
Yard, have gone TO Asheville, N. @.
They contemplate establishing marble
works in that place.
Prof. /. Porter Daniel, the courteous
and scholarly principal of Talbot Acad-
envy, Talbott's Station, Tenn, was In
the city one day last week and made us
a very acceptable call.
Oscar Hammond, a skillful marble
cutter, who formerly resided here, has
returned to the city to spend the ensu-
ing winter, having taken a position in
r. Mcfarland, Jr. 3 marble yard.
Col. C. ID. Blum, of New Milford,
Conn, in visiting this section Of coun-
try, with an eye tn n permanent loca-
ton. He will be welcomed as citizen
OF our town or county. He is the guest
of Maj. Joseph Brown.
Mrs. ID. M. Key, Miss Emma Key and
Miss Kate Key, Of Chattanooga, Mrs.
Margaret Lenoir, near Loudon, and Mrs.
Fl. o. Lenoir, of Philadelphia, Tenn,
are visiting our city, the guests of their
relative, Mrs. Jas. A.. Carriger.
Charlie Rogers, the pleasant and pop
ular representative of Rogers, Cook q
Co., wholesale druggists, Knoxville,
was at the Cain House a brief while
Sunday morning, en- route home from
q successful trip to North Carolina.
Rev. G.. Taylor, formerly Presiding
Elder of MorristOwn District NJ. K.
Church, South, attended at the Method
list church, in this place, last Sunday,
temporary pastor in place of Rev. FL,
B. Avery, deceased. He preached an
excellent sermon at night from the text
-" Take heed how you hear"
Mr.. Oliver Chilled King, of Morris
town, chilled the blood of some of our
Stalwart friends in this place on Satur-
day before the election. Mr.. King 10 q
good speaker and used some able argu-
ments against Stalwart-BOssism. Lit
tie Alf," who the Stalwarts say "Skin-
ned the Democratic Lion" could not
hear Mr.. King but got up ard Skee-
daddled. -JoRGs6ore Journal
Mr.. r. M. Staples, the champion
travelling salesman of McNulty, Lillard
81 Co., Knoxville, with headquarters at
Morristown, is now making an extend
ed trip through the counties of Western
North Carolina. He is 0ne of the most
polite energetic and reliable statesmen
on the road, and never fails 10 give
satisfaction TO his numerous customers
or to increase the prosperity of his
house by rich influx Of trade.
Rev. G W. Simpson, the popular and
successful pastor of the Methodist
church at Morristown last year, speut
two days with his old parishioners be
fore going TO his work at Athens, Tenn.
His return TO this place was greatly de-
sired, and many of his former charge
feel that they ought to have stronger
claim on him than Athens, now that
Rev Mr.. Avery has died before enter
ing oil the work