The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
THE MORRIs OWN GAZETT E, @sEPTEMB ER - 1893 =

bTlSLot- lnelr e1celIent Judgment a.
buyers and their elegant taste as trim.
mers has been made apparent to all
They keep up with all the lates: styles
of the seasons and carry a large stock
4. 10 select from Their goods for the
present season-fall and winter are
arriving daily, and embrace, varied
and handsome assortment. Prices will
be found TO compare favorably with
any of the larger city establishments.
JEwELRY.
A nice line of jewelry and silverware
can always be found at Goodson &
Blair's very cheap.
W. r. BUCHANAN,
/ successor to Mcfarland s. McAmis, In
the grocery business, has greatly in
creased his stock, and is now conduct
ing an exclusive wholesale and retail
grocery and commission business. He
says he Is prepared to sell az cheap rs
any house in East Tennessee.
s. B. NOE
has been conducting for some time a
successful produce and commission
misunderstanding and selling in large
quantities butter, eggs, poultry, etc
He is reliable gentleman and has the
confidence of the people.
.ss ToNsoRIAL.
j. r. Lee, the well-known cOlored
barber, is doing thriving business at
the Cain House barber shop, He keeps
sharp razors, clean towels, fine pomades,
ETC., and is polite and attentive. Give
faction.
LIvERYMEN.
Harris 81 Whiteside have been in the
livery business here four years and oc-
cupy one OF the largest and most COM |
plete stables in East Tennessee. They |
conduct the Tate Spring back line and /
do large business otherwise. Special |
accommodations offered as q feed and |
sale stable. "
JtftfE MELVIN 6 ARNoTT, ri. i
of the Morristown market
house, supply NEST of the citizens of
the town with fresh meats, vegetable.
&c. They butcher the choicest beefs
procurable and sell at the lowest prices.
dEo. W. NOE,
conducts the only business
sf the kind in the city he keeps con-
SANITY on hand a varied stock of rose
wood and homemade csfdns, and deals
70 burial robes, &c. Prices as low as
iliSEs BEwLRY HILL,
to Bewley & Riggs. do a
general merchandise business and carry
large stock of dry goods, dress goods,
lotiens, boots, shoes, hats, groceries,
lueensware, etc. they are located on
lain street, near the bridge, and have
good run OF patronage. They deal in
ne pest quality OF goods and sell at
ow, competing prices.
SCHOOLS.
Our educational facilities are sur.
assed by no town of equal size in the
ountry. We have one male and one
smale school. Prof. Davenport has | +
barge of the former, while Prof. Nc
erin has charge of the latter. d
tne colored people also have an in
tuition OF which they may be justly :
While we have no business college il
we feel as if we have I
lare in Prof. Goodman's celebrated
lsiness college at Knoxville. Several O.
aour 'bOys" are and have been in | 4
tendance.
HOTELS. =
Mr.. o. T. Wiley has charge of the
'pular Cain House and makes one feel
'rIecliy az nome by the attention of
polite walters. His tables is sup o.
led with the best in the market and oil
house is lighted with gas, being the Fl
ly one in the city provided with this -
cellent light. &c
THE BANK. .
THE Lookout Bank" does a large to
siness Maj. John Murphy is the m
shier.
.7i OPERA HOUSE
This neat place of amusement is just re
ing completed and will be one of the NJ
cess on this line of road. q
TEE FUTURE. :.
Morristown has only TO keep up with 81
present rate of progress to become w
e Of the loading cities of the state. pr
e has all of natural resources nee
airy for her growth and will no doubt
IN be placed on the list of leading III
lthern cities. na