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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-24
TnAeKDr ArRussELL H1L1E.
WHAT WHISKY AND A PISTOL WEE DO

! WHAT WHISKY AND A PISTOL WILL Do.
, Tie quiet and usually peaeeable
neighbOring village Of Russellyille,
six miles east MorristoWn, WAS the
scene Of shocking and disgraceful
tragedy last Saturday night, in VIII ch
Deaderick Couch, respected and in
offensive young man, aged about Is,
was shot and mortally wounded by a
whisky-infii ted wretch named Dow
Woody. The particulars, as we gath
er then, are these: Dow Woody and
his brother, william, botl young men,
living with their father I'm the vicinity
Of Russellville, and both known rs
reckless and da7ge q characters, had
visited a still house In the neigh bor-
hood early in the night and drank lib
orally Of the intoxicating fluid; they
returned on their horses to Russell
vile, in an offensive and warlike style,
Offering insults to all who came in
their way. Failing to find anyone on
the street or In the stores who opposed
their sway, they mounted and rode !
away, but were gone only a short |
while when they again returned to |
take in the town" 1t was now after |
3 o'clock, and negro minstrel show
which was performing in the village
had just closed; a number of young
men, among them Deaderick Couch,
had returned from the show, and were
standing in front Of the Nausb2um
store house conveIsing, when the two
WOodys rode up, with u UGH noise and
many oaihs. Some OF the young men
ventured a few remarks about the
belligerents, which were overheard by
them Snd which infuriated Dow very
much; at this instant, young Couch,
who was holding q stick in his hand,
moved aside from the crowd slightly, :
whereupon Dow Woody whipped out =
his revolver 50 Calibre-tOOk relib-
crate aim at Couch from rest on his r
arm, aud fired. The shot took effect
Just below the left eye, crushing the :
cheek bone and penetrating the heal, =
ranging downward in the back of the :
head where it lodged. Seeing the re- .
IUlt OF the fiendish act, the Woodys
lug heels into their horses TANKS and :,
fft. Young Couch Was removed to :,
rs home near by and medical stten- 9,
ion summoned. The attending physi- =,
ians pronounce the wound.mortal, but al
be young man was still living when ,,
ur informant left his home SUNDAY n.
Vening. Soon after the shooting. 10,
eputy-sheriff VIM. Miller summoned -,
party and went to the home of the nj.
'oOdys 10 arrest them, but only sue
.eded In capturing William, who was -
ought 70 this place Sunday morning .
ID placed IN Jail. Dow had left for To
rte unknown. Sheriff Maze was in ..
) saddle ali day Sunday searching rel
the criminal or tidings of his an
lereabouts. Other parties also IN Do
tuted diligent search for him, but Dir
no purpose. He was captured, how b
er, Monday morning, near Talbott's out
1tion, and is now with his brother in per
!. The citizens Of RusseIlvilIe are alI
d to be very much incensei over
S high-handed crime, and IL the par l
nlars above be correct they have mai
{ ground for IT. The sbooting inst
5 clearly uhprOvoked and the Grim piat
| and his confederate should re- com
We the EXTREMIST punishment Of the Mr..
:. cess
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GRAND LODGE l. o. @. r

The Grand Lodge Of the l. o. G. T.
met In Pythian Hall, Union street, in
Nashville, Tenn, on the morning OF
the 10Th inst. After organization, the
g. w. G. IT. appointed the usual and
necessary committees and the regular
routine of business was taken up. The
Grand Worthy Secretary submitted an
extensive annual report showing the f.
nancial condition of the Lodge to be
good. and the order prospecting. At the
last session of the Grand Lodge its in
debtedness was over 200. 1t is now
free from debt, and in a condition to
enter upon the work of another year
unencumbered. There were over two
tn ousand members initiated into the
order last year and thirty-four new
lodges organized, and this too, with but
little work. The officers elect for the
ensuing year are Hon. George II. Nor
gan, G. W. c. T.; S. Il. Parsons, G. W.
Counsellor; Mrs. E.. A. Welsh, G.. W.
V. T.; N. j. Gibson, G. w. s. and
treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Dawes, Super
intendent of Juvenile Work. The
Lodges Of the State were we'll repre-
'ented and all seemed to be very hope
tul of the ultimate success of the tenn
perance cause. A good deal of bust
hess of interest to the order was trans
lcted and plans for future work thor
'ughly discussed. Its the purpose of
he Grand Lodge 10 put some able lect-
lrers In the field and make vigorous
ght for the temperance cause the en-.
Jung year. Special attention will be
lVen the work in the Juvenile Depart
lent, under the supervision of Mrs.
'awes, who is an intelligent christian
ldy and a wide-awake temperance
.orker. The Lodge adjourned on the
lSht OF the 18th to meet in Oct, 1884.
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Monday evening Of last week, Repsy
Taylor, son of j. F. Taylor, Of Noes
Ferry, had his hand and wrist badly
crushed between the rollers of a cane
mill, which made it necessary to ampu-
tate the limb. The operation was per-
formed half way between the wrist and
elbow by DR.. David Z. Shields, assisted
by Or. r. s. Tilwell. The necessary
reaction was prompt and the physicians
have hope OF his speedy recovery.
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Mr.. Phil t. Moser. the well-knowr
artist Of Atlanta, Ga, who spent
several weeks in this and Jefferson
county last spring, making sketches,
and whose pleasan: acquaintance was
formed by a number Of our citizens,
is soon 20 be married to Miss Scoville,
an accomplished young lady of Con-
necticut, and granddaughter o. Henry
Ward Beecher.
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NEWPORT-Sentinez. 18Th

1t is now regarded foregone conciu-
sion that Newport is to have a brass
band. The requisite number of mem
bers have been enrolled and the instru.
nents have been ordered
Deputy Sheriffs A. J. Willford and
Il. T., Renner, Wednesday of last
brought to this place and Jailed Perry
Holt whom they had pursued and can
tured in the extreme farther edge of
Sewer county. He is notorious Grim
mai and was arrested this time on
charge OF robblng store in Greene
county.
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At 81. Louis, on the 18th, circuit AZ,
tcrney Harris made application for az
Injunction against Messrs. Moore and
Dillon, editors Of the Post-Dispatch,. to
restrain them from publishing, using
or destroying the shorthand notes Of
the Witnesses testimony before the last
grand jury, alleged to be in their poss-
ession. The Court refused to grant the
Injunction on the ground that il had
no right to interfere with the liberty
Of the press.
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The Holston Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
which met a. Chattanooga on the 10th
adjourned on Tuesday OF last week.
We Priat the list Of appointments on
our first page. Rev. G. W. Simpson,
assigned 10 this station, has arrived and
preached an earnest and appropriate
sermon 70 large congregations Sunday
mnrnirg and flight. The nexf session
of the conference will be held az BriS-
tol, Team.
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A change has been recently made in
the publishing company Of the Nash
vile Word, aud also In the style Of the
paper. From an eight-page quarto it
returns 90 It's first love, a nine column
folio, and Is now one OF the handsom-
est dailies Of the South. We wish it
financial prosperity and trust that me-
chanically hereafter IL will let "weIl
enough" alone.
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The OakdAle Iron works, Roane CO.,
have been sold 70 81 Louis company,
and has been consolidated With another
large coal company near Coal Creek and
extensive Improvements are 90 be inn
nediately made. II is reported that the
mill will be converted into the largest
nAn mill in the country.
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A correspondent OF the Ame7edR in
teTViewed q Mormon elder stationed at
Chattanooga last week and learned
from him that there were ninety eld-
ers In the South, and about 1000 per-
sons bad been converted this year, and
that over half Of them will emigrate
TO Utah next month. He claims that
the converts represent the best people
in the South.
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DANDRIDGE.-Ne,,s 18th

Discoveries of rich deposits of iron
orc are constantly being discovered in
this part of Tennessee. i 5EEEIG-|
capt. Caldwell, who was severely in
Jured by jumping from his buggy one
cay last week, is net improving much.
The amount of 81, 500 was raised at
the general association last week to nav
on The balance of the Indebtedness on
the college at Messy Creek.
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ALMosT SPECIFIC A remedy pc
culiarly efficient for the relief and cure
OF Female Diseases, weakness and gen.
eral debility is Seven Springs Iron and
Alum Mass. manufactured by Landrum
~ Litchneld, Abingdon, Va. Almost a
SPECIFIC for the cure of a sick head
ache, Indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. Price
III per bottle, small size 20 cents. For
sale by Druggists everywhere. Ask for
Seven Springs Mass and use no other.
Try il. ~
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D.. s. l. Prime, " Ir;eneus" and The
genial editor Of the New York O6ssrrsr,
celebrated the hftieth anniversary OF
the delivery in Bedford Presbyterian
church, Westchester county, v. Y, of
his first sermon, by filling the pulpit Of
that church on Sunday The 14th. Hi
congregation numbered thousands, com
ing from all the surrounding country,
Dr.. Prime has been an editor since
1910, and is recognized as the dean OF
the religious press.
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We are havina a School Book war in
Greene county. The parties are the
New American Series versus their com
petitors
l put four peach buds into young
peach trees to-day. As the weather
has been warm and the trees were quite
ready to peal, they may live. If they
do, | will report to you tat another
time, = as S. j. Tilden is said to say.
W
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Mr.. A. II. Talley presented 60 US c ne
day last week an ear Of corn raifed on
upland on his farm, near Chucky Bend,
thar meas urrd "a inches In length and
cen-aIHvJ "a rows Of grain. We have
seen larger ears, but not recently nor
in this section.
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MARREEn

at LEAFS Springs, Granger county
October 18th, by Rev. w. Fl. Smith
Mr.. CHARLES v. TAYLOR, Of Russell
vile, and Miss MAMIE, daughter OF
NJ. j. Hughes, Esq, of MorristOwn.
On tho 10th instant, at the residence
OF the BRIDES father. by the Rev. A. j.
Greer, Mr.. THOMAS A. FULKERsos d nd
Miss HALLE EVANS, all or Tazewell,
Tennessee.
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The 3rd Monday of Jar
Stockholders Meeting.
SecretaYy's Office Carolina,
Cumberland Cap and
Chicago Railway
Company.
AIKEN, soUrn CAROLINA, Oct. 1, 1888.

AIKEN, SOUTH CARoLINA, Oct. l, 1883.
In accordance with Article of the Merger Con
the stockholders of the Carolina Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Railway Company, for the
election of eleven directors and the trans action
business of sid consolidated company, will be
held at the General Office of said company in
Aiken, S. c., on the second Wednesday of NoveIn-
Der (14) A. ID. 1888, at 10 O'Clock a. m
JOHNSON HAG0OD, President.
s. L. CAMPBELL, Secretary -
~ Oct 10. 4w
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JOHNSON CITY M, ,.,.,,, 49,, ao.,

The cards are out for the marriage of
hr. George A. Reeves to Miss Addie
boring, of our city, on Tuesday even
ing, 23d, inst, at 8 O'clock.
we are sorry to announce the death
Oh MISS Emma Hyder, which occurred
~ ner Iather s, John Hyder, Esq, in
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MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, new edition of DR.. Culver
wells Celebrated Essays on the radical cure Of
Spermrtorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impotence, Mental and Physical
1ncapacfty, Impedimentst to Marriage, etc also,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Lifts, induced by self
indulgence, or sexual extravaganza, &c
The celebrated author, in this adniirabIe essay
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences of
self buse may be radically cured; pointing out a
made of cure at once simple, certain and efectual
by means Of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure Linlself
cheaply; privately and radically. s = s5-
~ This Lecture should be in the hands of. levery
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any al
dress, post paid, on receipt of six-cents or two
postage stamps. Address a..ess.sH
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
Al Ann St., New York, N. z.
Post ONCE Box, $50 lOct. TO- 's3.
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Col. Lamont, Gov. Cleveland's pri-
vate secretary, says Tilden has a NOR
bid fear of death, and his only one OBJ
Ject In life-the employment of the best
means to preserve his health and length
en- his days. He thinks if he were to
undergo the fatigue of another cam
palgn it would certainly kill him.
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Rev 81. a Grantham, OF GrEce
Church, LoudoH, will conduct evening
prayer and preach al the ". +. Church,
South, on this Tuesday evening, Oct.
g. All invitcd. The usual collection
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Farmers wishing to be successful with
sheep should guard them against expo
sure. But if in sheltering his sheep the
farmer exposes himself and catches cold
he must use DIR. Bulls Couph Svrnn
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MssSrs. U. ). aud Joe Patty, emil
grant ticket ageats Of the Alabama and
Great Southern road, furnished forty
or more emigranis at this place with
tickets for Texas and the West last
ugrk
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Judge John NJ. Cumack, who's,
critical illness we recently announced
died at Jackson, Tenn, on Tuesday
the 18th. He was born in Hawkin.
county, near Rogersyille, and spent
many 81 his summers there until re-
Gently, when his mother died. lie re-
moved 10 Memphis long before the
var, aud had a large Law practice. lie
was a quiet, genial man, with no p1b
lie ambition outside OF bis profes ion
Duri1g the war be was Ga the COnfed-
crate service. Afterwar lie returned
70 Memphis and was for a time Judge
Of one OF the courts by appointment OF
Gov. Senter. or late years he has been
In failing health. His death Is not a
surprise, but il will be 4 matter OF Sc
rious regret in large circle OF friends,
extending nearly all over the : tate.
Judge Carmack possessed an mex hAust-
ible fund Of dry, original humor, and
could say the most unexpected things
in an inimitAble manner. lie was fond
OF DOCKS ana children and the friend
ship q chosen few. He was for
years one OF the foremost members of
the Memphis Bar. He had a mind of
remarkable analytical power. He de-
spised shams and was generously en-
dowed with common sense and gifted
with rAcy humor. Ills trenchant
wit and keen sarcasm were the admir-
alton Of bis friends and the terror Of
his foes. lie was a steadfast friend
and a cordial hater. Years OF IN health
his constitution and checked
n career that led 10 fame aud fortune.
he belonged TO the Catholic Church
and was never married. His remains
were buried at Jaekfon. 80 sss
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TIE M"zart Club Of Knoxville viii
give monthly concerts this winter, aud
round zip icksJs will be issued by the
East Tennesses, Virginia and George
railroad from all stations on its line.
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Don't forget the meeting at the op-
era House to-night, especially il you
are q stakeholder.
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PRRSnNAI

Piekens Is. c. Ssntinel, 18th Capt.
Kirk, Chief Engineer OF the Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago railroad,
has been chosen supervising engineer
Of the Grcenville and Laurens railroad.
The Captain still retains his position
on our road.
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SNEED VILE NOTES

SNEEDvILLE, TENN, Oct. Is, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette:
SUPREME QUIET
reigns all round here. In fact is part
and parcel of everything and every
body. Local items are like humminR
birds in New Zealand. "Dick" kept
budget on the road! till he married,
but now he says that he has newspa-
per OF his own which reads itself to
nin daily. Eht.L -...EE
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Town marshal BARLEY addressed a
respectable audience at Good Tsmplar
hall. Monday night Of last week, ON the
subject OF in,empersnce.
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The work Of repairing and improving
Main street and its sidewalks is still
progressing
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"Wednesday. October 24th, is the day
axed for the grand opening Of fall and
winter goods at GoOdson & Blair's.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
FIRST ROUND.

Liberty Hill, Oct. q, ......... I0f q. m.
Holsuon Chapel, Oct. a.. .....3f p. m.
Ebenezer, Oct. 26....... .16l n. m.
Panther Springs, Oct. "a .lO@ a.. m.
Bethcar, November A.. los an. IN.
Graham's Chapel, Nov. A ...3%p. M.
RussellvIlle. Nov. IL lola. m.
Whitesburg. Nov. II %. M.
NOES chapel, November To-. Jos a. N.
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Follies Of Marriage.

rs vivid illustrations revealing real Events be-
tore and after Marriage, sent securely sealed on
receipt of % cents Silver or postage stamps
Address M. CARL, 2S1 Park Ave, Brooklyn, n Y.
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Pick IL up carefully,
Hide 10 with Kest;
Weep over IL prAyerfully,
Give it q rest.
Tel not its history,
Past Is its day;
ShEOad il in mystery,
II gives you away.
Bury itcheerfully,
Quickly, az that:
Mourn 10 not teArfully-
Your summer straw hat.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE. 7
In Chancery Court at Morristown,
Tenn.
O. Bill No. 395.

.. Bill NO. $50.
James Courtney and others VS.. James
Creech aud others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM TIE
l. allegations of complainants bill, which is
sworn to- that the defendant, G j.. Marshall is a
nonresident of Tennessee. 1t is therefore order
ed by the Master, that said nonresident defend
ant. q. L. Marshall, appear before the Chancery
Court at Norristown, Tenn,
The 3rd Monday of January
next, and please answer or otherwise make de-
Tense to said bill or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing Ex-PARrE as to
him. 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks in THE
YOUNGSTOWN GAZETTE. This October IL. 1883
true copy. Teste: ss--
JOHN MURPHEY, G. & III.
Oct. II, 1884 wks.
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JoNEsBoRO-HeraNd 7Z.5,,n> 10

JONESBORO.-Herald Dc Tribune, IS h
RumOrs say that the prospect for the
Tennessee and Western N. G. Iron
Mountain railroad, is good. A gentle
man from England will be here in a dav
or two and arrangements will be made
Immediately for the building of the
road
We understand that Steve Barden and
= Cox, both living in this county. had
night near Harmony last Sunday.
which resulted in Barden getting badly
stabbed in several places, and in ali
probability will have to have one of his
arms amputated. Cox was also badly
hurt.
=, Again we are called upon to chronicle
the death of one of our citizens in the
prime of life. Five years ago we saw
Mr. Griffith for the first time. and we
thought him as handsome and healthy
speciman of vigorous manhood as we
nad ever seen, but on last Friday morn
In z, at an early hour, he succumbed to
disease and passed away to the unknown
shore.
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Don't fail to attend the fall opening
OF GOOdsou * Blair.
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Local Notes and Other Netcs

Fresh pork has appeared and is IN
coed demand.
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Women with pale, coIorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by using Carriers Iron Pills, which are
plexion
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

The Ohio returns of their recent
election has "kinder" heightened the
faces Of some of the stalwarts in the
Republican ranks, but this seems to us
a splendid indication, for let them have
free whisky aud no Sunday and by the
next election, they'll all be on a big
drunk and forget to vote. We say 90
~ Mi what you can't drink send down
mere, for the dew has .quit falling on
thn monr Fain-tCol. excuse us in pa
.rei thesis SNEEpv1IIIaN
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Notice Of insolvency
OF the Estate of Catberine Coram.

! OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COURT CLERK.l
hUTLEDGE, GRANGER COUNTY, Tenn
M HEREAs, SUGGESTION OF THE INsoL-
~ vency OF the estate of Catherine Coram has
peen made to me. J. N Goldman, Clerk of the
county Court of Granger county, Tennessee, by
Oir1ch Helm, administrator of said estate, duly
appointed by the County Court of said Graineer
county, and who has duly qualified according to
law now therefore, in Consideration of said
suggestion and the duties and power in me vested
py law, Il is hereby ordered by me, that said ad-
ministrator, Ulrich Helm, give notice by adver-
Ilsemens IN The MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE, a news
paper published in Morristown, Tenn, and, also,
at the Courthouse door in RutIedge. Tenn. for
al persons having claims against said estate, to
appear and hle the same, authenticated in the
manner prescribed BY law, on or against the
Goth Day of January, 1884.
Witness my hand, at Office in Rutledge, ON this
10th day OF October, 1888.
IN. GOLDMAN, CLERK,
Granger County Court.
DLRIgH HEM. ADMINISTRATORS.
FULKERsoN 4 HEsDERsoN, Attorneys for Adj
ministrator. IOct. "a, l863-4wks-prs fee
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NEIcHBoRaNc TOWNS.
Local Occurrences all Around
b Us.
BRISTOL Courier, 18th.

BRISTOL Courier, 18th.
Rob't Burrow, Esq, left for johnson
City, Tuesday morning. He has form
ed partnership with Hon r. L. Tay.
Tor, and will locate at that point.
Died.-Mrs. Angelina Henniuger
wife of Mr.. John L. Henninger, of this
place, died, of typhoid fever, last Thurs
day night, aged Al.
Died.-Mrs. Malissa Smith, mother of
Rev. r. f. Smith and Mrs w, d. Nc.
Croskey, whose illness we mentioned
last week, died on Friday morning Her
age was Ga years.
DIR. Vaughn, P E. of of the Roanoke
District, Virginia Conference, was mar
ried recently in New Jersey. DR..
Vaughn is a native of Sullivan. His
bride, nee Miss Emma v. Tennyson. is
the Deiee of the poet-laureate, and her
mother is the first cousin of Gen Z. E.
Lee. .r....
Married Mr.. Joe. A. Pie and Miss
Nora Drummond, of this place, were
married last Thursday evening. Rev.
DR.. Sullins, of Emory, officiating. The
happy couple took the II o'clock train
for Louisville.