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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04
Announcements

We ere autharized o. announce the
name OF j. 4. Hale, a. Whitssburg'
- a candidate for Floa'er from me
FIoa.crIal district composed OF the
rnurtics If Hambler. Hawkins and
Hancock, subject 10 a Republican con
veutiou.
We are authorized aud requested 10
announce James ~. thompson
candidate for reelection 70 The ONCE q
Tinsfer aud Tax Collector Of Hamslen
county. AZ the en.uiug August election
we arc authorized and requested Il
announce w. II. Maze IS CANDIDATE
for reelection 20 che office 81 SheF'I o.
HamhltH county, "a she ensuing Al
gust election.
We are authorized and requested te
antouuce John VI. Meek, OF Jtiier-
snu county a candidate for the state
Senate. from TIE Third Senatorial Dis
trirt. composed 81 the counties Of 5ei-
fgrsan. SEWER, n mb.eu and C"cke
Autil 93
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PROGRESS.

BIG MACHINERY COMING To THIS COUN-
TRY AND IKE REFLECTION IT CAUSES.
One day last week there passed up
Main street and past TIRE GAZETTE Of
flee one of the biggest teams probably
that ever walked the streets Of Norris
town. II consisted of seven yoke Of
oxen and two pair Of horses. They la
bored heavily as they pulled up the
hill a sixteen horsepower engine and
double saw mill. 1t was pretty sight
and attracted much attention. 1t aw ak
ensd pieasan; reflections on the progress
toward developing the resources Of This
grandest sectien of the State. Inquiry
showed that the machinery was for the
firm of Wolf & Mahon of II ncock
county, aud that it was sold them by
the J. l. Case Company Of Racine, Wis,
through their faithful representative,
Dir. J. Q 4. Remiue, Of Rheatown
Under his clever agency the machinery
Of his company lias constantly grown
in the favor of this community, being
now among The most popular used
Mr.. Remine makes speciality of the
Agitater Thresher, Steam and Horse
power Engipes, Sav-millS, and Heavy
Engines. 1t is gratifying TO notice how
rapidly machinery of all kinds is being
introduced into the country-fsr every
heavy piece means an influx of popula-
lien. Parties desiring 10 purchase ma
chinery wsuld do well to correspond
with Mr.. Remine at RheatowR or Msr-
ristown before concluding their pur-
chase, in order to get the benefit of his
valuable experience.
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Two thousand people witnessed the
decoration Ct Confederate graves at
Mount olyet Cemetery a. Nashville last
Wednesday. The day was hne, aud the
Aecsra,ions very profuse. The Rev.
DIR. c. II. Strickland, orator of the day,
made beautiful, touching and apPro-
Pirate address.
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HIS SLIPPERY GLASS EYE

1.-THE Squire" says The author Of
"The He, sier Schoolmaster," "w0re
one glass eye and wig. The glas eye
was constantly slipping out of focus,
on his head whenever he addressed the
people of Flat Creek District" Sad
spectacle Parker'S Hair Balsam pre-.
serves and promotes the growth of the
NJ tural hair. 1t also restores the nat
ural color to hair which has faded or
become gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial,
highly perfumed. r...
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MOrristown Produce Market
CORRECTED WEEKLY Ely GOODSSN &
BLAIR.
Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, May 81, 1854.
To the Editor of The MorristowR Gazette:
CATTLE. -Receipts last ten days quite
light; market strong with improved de-
mand; demand fer all good grades We
quote common, 2t to 81; fair to me-
dunn, to 5; good to choice, 81 to 6;
extra, g to O.. Common to choice
oxen, to Of; feeders, A 10 81. Calves,
Al to G..
HoGs.-Fair supply during the week.
Market firm and strosg. Prices as fol-
lows: Butchers heavy shippers, So GO
to So 10; packers, So 20 to SO 40; lights,
50 TO So %; selected, 100 to 200 pounds,
SO 80 to So As common, 81 25 to 81 90.
SHEEP.-Common to fair, 81 to 4.
good to choice, II to 5; extra, 81.
LAMBS Trade, quiet and easy; COM
mon to fair, 3 to 81; good to choice, 6
to 64; extra, Z.
WEBER, LoPER s. Co.
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No Wonder there is such demand
for the SEVEN SPRINGS IRON-ALUM
Mass, for it is one of the few remedies
that every body has confidence in, and
Know what they are taking. The lead
ing physicians endorse and prescribe it
as the best Known t0nic-alterative, in
their list of medicine. DR.. l. ]. Bur-
ton, of Blossom Prairie, Tex, say: at
is the best iron preparation Known to
the profession DR.. Patterson, of
Englewood, Texas say: ct is the best
Remedy we have in use for chronic dis
eases" DR.. L. b. Edwards, of Rich
mond, Va, says "For many diseases
peculiar to females there is no medicine
superior to it."
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Nome but First class Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry and SiIyerwSre
one should have the best or none.
Messrs. Shurley q Co., Chicago, are
making 4 speciality of fine goods, and
if you need anything in Watches, in
dust and water proof cases, Solid Silver
or Triple Plated ware, Solid Geld or
Rolled Gold Jewelry send to Shurley
s. Co., they will send single article at
the dozen prices. They are vouched
for and endorsed by the United States
Express Co., American Express Co.,
Southern Express f. w. Palmer,
Postmaster Of Chicago, Genl A c..
Smith, Es-State Treasurer, and many
others. Goods sent on approval, 'ith
privilege of examination, enabling you
TO 10 your purchasing at home. Re
member, Shurley s. Co, II State Street,
Chicago, III. Send for their new and
beautiful illustrated catalogue.
sept 2S SLY,
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CIT Y PR O p E r T Y.

Ny DEAR SIE: Having spent the past Three
years in locating the line of the CAROLINA, CUM
BERLAND GAP AND CHICAGO RAILWAY from Living
ston, Kentucky, through East Tennessee ana
Western North Carolina, to the Atlantic Coast at
Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah Geor-
gis, and having given special attention to the
Minerals aud Timber along this line, 1 am en-
abled 10 make the most desirable selections and
am now offering Valuable Lands at really nomi-
nal prices to those DESTROYS of purchasing either
large or small tracts
The geological reports made by each of these
States kentucky, Tennessee North and South
CaroIina) show that the Coal, Iron, Zinc and Con.
per, and other minerals through this section are
superior in quality Eand unlimited III quantity to
those found in any other part of the country
Also that there is no section of thi country with
fine forest OF Timber (all kinds of hard wood
black and white Walnut, Ash, Popular, Kick ory
white and Chestnut Oak, Locust, Cedar, &c , &c.
In fact the timbers on these lands are worth more
than five times the prioe asked for them $ they
are all undertake with rich, valuable. mineral de-
posits.
To persons or corporations deeirous of making
profitable Investments, there is no field now un.
occupied equal to this locality.
The Farming Lands are very productive when
well cultivated. Pure water -abounds; good
markets are convenient churches and schools
dotted all through the country. Society is ex-
cellent, besides the climate is the most delightful
in the United States-summer is never very hot
while the winter is never very cold.
The titles Of all the lands offered by me viii be
guaranteed.
Special attention viii be given to the payment
OF Taxes for non residents.
My collection of Minerals has beel taken from
the lanls 'elfeT for sale by my own agents
] prefer having parties to visit the properties
before making purchases, that they may be fully
satisfied
All communications win receive prompt atten-
ton.
Es-By special permission refer to Ex-Goy
johnson Hagood, Barnwell, S c.; Gaines Ash
ley, Ashley House, Aiken, S c.; James Aldrioh
Attorney, Cel. r. e. Bowen, P.antsF, Briggs, s.
c.; Col. J. S puckworth, County Judge, Bre-
ward, n. CT Maj. A. H Gregg, Mower. Col It.
q. Gain, Cain House, Judge Vim. Mcfarland,
Mayor, Col. o. G.. King Attorney, Morristown,
Tenn; r. II, Campbell, RR. Agent, Louisville,
KY; Vim. H schoheld, Jr., Broker, Broadway,
New York, and many others. H.
Hoping that may have the pleasure of SEEING
yon hearing from you by letter st an early day.
am, VERY respectfully, yours,
s. L. CAMPBELL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

The closing exercises of the Univcrsi-
t. Of Tennessee, at Knoxville, this year
promise 10 be mere interesting than
usual. The Baccalaureate sermon will
be preached June sth, by Rev. L. De-
Witt Talmage, the very mention of
whose name is sufficient to draw a large
audience. The entire. commencement
week has been filled with programme
well suited TO the occasion, and it is
looked forward 10 by many with bright
auticipations. The Summer Normal
School, the annual sessions of which
are he'd at the University OF Tennessee,
win begin June 25th. A large number
Of teachers are expected from every
portion Of the State. The faculty has
been fortunate in securing for the first
week in July, AIRS. Eva ID. Kel-
logg, of b ston, Mass. Mrs. kellogg
will pass through that city on her way
TO Wisconsin to deliver the annual adj
dress before the National Teachers As
ISOLATION sfihe United States and Can
aeIas. She is noted as an instructEess of
long experience and practical ideas, and
her lectures will be a source of benefit
TO every teacher present.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

When thecass OF Prentiss Tiller, the
express robber, was called IN the Grim
inal Court at st. Louis, the morning of
the 27lh, his attorneys pronounced
themselves as ready 10 proceed. The
Indictment was then read to the prison.
CT and he was asked 10 plead. To the
swered without moments hesitation,
Guilty, your honor" There was
sensation succeeding this, but present
" Judge Yan Naggoner turned in his
chSir, ordered the prisoner to rise, and
sentenced him to five years imprison-
ment 10 the i.enitentiary. This Is the
fun penalty of the law for grand lar
Ccuy.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T.. d. Craig has returned from a
three weeks vacation in North Caro-
lima,
Rev. J. VI. Williams, who has been
attending the Athens University, Ath-
ems, Tenn, has returned to spend vaca-
tisn here.
Mr.. Sam Blair has been recreating
with relatives in Washington county
for week or more. is missed from
the Ocery departmel Of GOsdson &
Blair.
Master Hugh and Miss = Cain,
children of Maj. T. c. Cain, Of this
place, have gone to Rogersville to
spend fortnight with their grand
mother.
Mr. VIM. Lyle has returned from a
pleasure trip to Bakersville, n. G.. He
was accompanied back by. his grand
mother, Mrs. Hannah Wilson, whe
will spend a week or so here visiting
relatives.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Cain is up from Mississp-
pi, visiting his family near Beulah,
Tenn. He gave THE GAZETTE pleas.
ant call one day last week, and we are
glad to note that he has been prosper-
Gus and is in fine health
Capt. j. L. Rucker, of Georgetown,
Texas, with his two accomplished
daughters, were registered at the Cain
House Sunday. He passed on to Grain-
ger TO visit relatives and the home Of
his childhood. The Captain has been
residing in the Lone Star State for
about 80 years and has bv his indomita-
bic energy accumulated handsome
fortune.
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II. t. Duncan, editor Of the Daily
Pres, Lexington ny, was convicted
10 that city Ell the 2sth, in the Circuit
Court and was fined $500 for libel ia
publishing a eard OF d. J. Treaehy re-
flecting on The Circuit Court judge, J.
b. Marion. The case is Of interest 10
newspaper men from the fact that the
doctrine Of implied or constructive mall
ice vas sustained by the Court. The
proof showed that Duncan was absent
at the time and that the publication was
made without h;s knowledge or con-
sent. IL Is the FIRST case 81 an indiet-
ment Tor malicious liSel that has been
tried 10 the court during the present
century and attracted great attention for
the lawyers.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Sinee the high standing of Listers
Fertilizers is not generally known
among tho tsbacco-growers OF TenDes-
see and Western North Carolina, deem
it jsst and expedicnt to publish the fol-
lowing letter from Messrs. Lee, Taylor
& Snead, large and high standing com
mission merchants, of Lynchburg, Va.
W " W.H. CoFFNAE.
e. NioRRTsToNVN TENN
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THE MORRIOFOWB ART GALLERY.
NEWLY ARRANGED AND
REFITTED.
j. NJ. HONEY. Successor TO j. BUsu-
oNG, PROPRIETOR.
All work done in City Style,
at Competing Prices.

My rooms are convenient, pleasant
and well ventilated, and so arranged AS
to give the best advantages of light and
shade I invite the citizens of Morris
town and vicinity to give me a call
whenever they want pictures of any
size or kind. / am practical pho
tographer of long experience, and have
worked in the leading cities of the
country. | feel assured that can give
satisfaction 10 all.
Respectfully,
ma01 If 7 M. HONEY.
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L La MYERS OPINION OF INTER
EST TO ALL.

j A. Tawney, Esq, the leading at
torney of Winena Mimi writes 'Af-
ter using 1t for me than three years,
l take grea RI aus-c i stating that re
gard D.. Kiag's New Discovery ;er
Cons Gmt ton, as tie best remedy in
the world for Coughs and Colds. 1t
has never failed TO cure the most ssvere
colds have had, and invarible relieves
the pain in the chest"
Trial bottles of this sure cure for all
Threat and Lung Diseases may be had
free at w. P. Carriger's drug stere.
Large size 81 co.
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an ANS WEIR WANTED.

Can any one bring Us case of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Eelectric
Bitters will not speedily cure? We say
they can not as thousands Of cases al
ready permanently cured and and who
are daily recommending Electric Bit
ters, VIII prove Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, Weak back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. The Purify
act directly on the diseased parts Every
Bottle guaranteed. For sale Il soc. a
bottle by w. P Carriger.
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A Wabash, Ind, dispatch OF the 2Sth,
says great excitement was caused at
Nsnia, near that place, by the discovery
Of half pound Of dynamite with three
feet II fuse attached, under The Journal
office. The Prsprietors OF the paper
suspect the perpetratOr to be q Eersou
whsse enmity has been incurred through
Ssms publications. II is supposed that
10 was the intention Of the villain TO cx-
plode the dynamite at night when no
one ives in the Office, and 50 destroy the
building without taking life.
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YOUNGSTOWN
Female High School
REV. J. G. MoFERRIN, A. NJ, PRINCIaAL.
MISS II. EVA LEMING, I ..u........
MISS CORNELIA CARRIGER, ASSISTANTS
MISS EDITH MATTHEWS, TEACHER of Music,
The Second Term VIII open
Monday, January Z, 1884,
TUITION RATES

TUITION RATES:
PRIsgARz DEpAnrArENT-Speling Reading, Writ
ing, Primary Arithmetic and Primary Geogra-
ply, 81 Is per month. IL.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT-Arfthmetic Geog-
raphy, Grammar, History and Penmanship,
81 10 per month.
ACADEMIC DEPARrMEHF - Algebra, Geometry,
Philosophy, Chemistry and all the higher branch
ca, including Latin AMI Greek, So 80 per month.
CoNTINGENT FEE, so cents.
We are thankful for the liberal patronage and
the success of the school during the past term
and we hope that the public will do their part in
making this AZ mouths complete success.
For further particulars address the Principal,
Morrist0Yn, Tenn, jan RsA Sm
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An Intelligent farmer remarked in
cur hesriug yesterday that Tiers were
more hogs dying in this aud the s1jtc-
sut counties fram cholera than at any
period within his recollection.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

The Tines claims that Chattanooga is
now one Of the largest paint producing
points 10 the Union. Up 10 January
1T 500 tons had been shipped from
that point ia the preceding three years.
tx paint companies have their head
quarters in that city, aud the pioneer
factory is less than four years old.
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LYHeHBgRG, VA, March 81, "a i.
srsssrs. Stratford, Wakefield & Co.,
Graapcboro ~ n :

Greensboro, n. c.:
Gentlemen:-YouTs of no date to
hand. WeeArefully note contents and
in reply " have to say, we have been
handling Lister Bros Standard Phos-
phste for about 20 years, in connection
with many other brands, and tor the
price. ID eur opinion. lt- has 10 equal
Ne have, as we sayabove, been buying
Tor the past 20 years, aud we have yet
to have the first complaint, and if keeps
up 10 its present. standard, commend it
most confidently to the farmers for to-
baeco, wheat, millet and general crops.
.Fe FFFf Yvnf oh't serVaats.
~ s u FL LER, rAYLoR Sc SNEAD
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Smart Weed i-l BeI'a|ouua combin-
Cd with the other Ingredients use IN
tLs best porous plas,ers make Carriers
:. w. & b Eachache PIastels the hest
in the market. Price % cents.
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Tue people 81 MOrsistown will fud
W. 5. McCrary, near depot, he man "a
buy Grocerie., Provisions, Canned
Goods, SyruPs, CONNECTIONS, etc from.
He sells the best article for The least
nancy. Give him cali.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

The POLISHING Soap is the finest used
for al kinds OF polishing purposes. It
is especially adapted for cleaning and
polishing silver, tin, Britannia, nickel
plate, glass. jSwelry, metal show cases,
gold cases, gold-pia:e, etc. Il Is sold in
Morristown by w. 5. McCrary, near
depot, aud we would adYise you to try
Il At your earliest opportunity.
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Mrs. James Uiacs. an cstimable and
well knawn lady n this city, after an
Hlue-s OF about eightcen days duration,
Of Inflammation Of the stomach. expired
a her residence last sunday afternoon.
We eEtaud our sgmEa.hy to The bsreay-
ed family
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Percheron Norman Stallion

This celebrated imported Stallion will
be exhibited in Morristown on the first
Monday.in August. All admirers of
fine horse flesh should see him. He
will make the present season at my
farm, seven miles south of Morristown.
D. w. BULL.
ma2I-3n u
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Chattanooga De1teat: Judge Nc
Fariand. Of the Supreme Bench Of the
Stale 90 Tennessee, has bought an uu
divided interest In the Hill City pr per
u. q. rth Of. the river Mention Of this
prcputy has been made ia the Democrat.
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POSTPONED.

The meeting that was to be held la
tue Lutheran church this week, until
June 9Th, on account Of sickness IN
the family of Rev. p. G.. Schaidt, of
Ans1ville. 81 ~ -aab
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Gov Bate has granted Attorhey-Gen-
sral g. 2. NJ. Turner, Of Memphis, a
pardon for the Imprisonment part Of
ihe sentence imposed on him by the
criminal court % Shelby county for as
sAult and battery.
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Harry Ryan, Dave \. Ramsey and
Otey Figures, three well.known con
ductsrs on the Memphis aud Charleston
railroad, were discharged on the 27th
by Superintendent Pcgrsn for passing
two clerks If Aaron Allen, the Mem
phis agent Of the Iailread, TO Hunts
vile, Ala, and return The baggage
master, who permitted one of them to
ride in his car, was bounced and the
two clerks were also discharged Ram
sey and Ryan have been connected with
the road for 25 years. Figures has been
employed in his present position fcr 10
years. The young men we're bill clerks
aud were well kuswn 10 the conductors
az being in the employ Of the company
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Remember TINS GAZETTE job office is
supplied with ucw type, fast presses,
etc., aud can fill orders for all kinds Of
printing with dispatch aud at city
prices
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Hardie Hardi>un and vile, an aged
couple living nine miles east Of e. lum-
bi8, Tenn, were brutality assaulted by
Walter Daniels, a nephew, on the night
- the 29rh, the object being robbery.
Mrs. HaTdison died and hrr husband is
not expected to live Daniels escaped,
bat IL caught will probably be mobbed
Great excitement prevails
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II you are going 10 give a party OF to
visit your sweetheart, be certain irst TO
call on ". : MoCrary, near the depot,
and get sone Of bis iiue French Candies.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

We are permitted TO make this ex-
tract from private letter from a we'll
known New York banking firm to a
business gentleman Of this place, under
date of May 2sth: "The present furry
on Wall street viii pass OF soon, and
viii not affect West or South. la fact,
thrse-fourths Of the respectable loss. s
on Wall street are only in paper. No
real, actual los TO tie country. And
all Said values, after a short lime, will
be on a surer foundation than ever be.
fore Valuable lands ~ East Tenues-
sec viii find market, If properly
brought before the public"
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Dress Goods.

In or Ter 10 reduce our large stock be-
fore taking inventory, Wa are offering
great inducements in summer Silks,
Figured Swiss. Lawns and Nuns Veil
ing. McNulty, BorcheS, Li'lard & Co !,
kH-Nviile.
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These who want Ihs best Of Groceries
- the lowest prices should net fail 10
call on ". :. NgCrary, near the depot.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

4 splendid liIe 90 Ladies Scotch Tie
Shoes. az lowest prices, can be found at
McCr,Ty's. near depot
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

lie, ell the world say what it can,
for good stylish homemade Boots Pitt
man is the man. Main street, Merits
town, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

Memphis ASaLIacis; Brother Colyar
see rs 10 be losing bis grip on the
Amsrfsm. When .tha'- able Journal
srs lot, the handsoi Gerry cr-wd
OF rec traders AID railwa rockers It's
Vtue as newspaper TrePerty win be
b trsPFs .sStsd By lhr'c ciPhers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

Aterri5ie collision occurred the night
u the 27th on the Alabama Great
Southern railroad near Baligee. \
freight train WAS standing on a side
track and some miscreant moved the
switch lock and shifted the switch.
When the passenger train came thun-
dcEing by 81 dashed into the freight
The locomotives were totally demol-
lished, the tender tclescoped the bag
gage car and several box cars were
wrecked. Lee Spencer, Of Tuscaloosa,
who was on the freight, was instantly
killed, aud fireman was injured.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

=. J. Piismau putt M oH shoEt notice
any Eins OF a Boot, shoe or Cater, at
Iow rates. Call on him. Main street,
MuIristowu
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ATTENTION!

Having secured the services OF first
class CphOlsterer. we are now prepared
20 de any work in this line ia good style
az reasonable prices. Repairing Parler
Suits and Rockers a specially. Bring
in your work. HOLLEY & CRAIG.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04

Holley X Craig are making drive"
In dollar ChTomos. They are indeed
beautiful, and cheap for the price Do
not fail 10 examine them.