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! Kast 1 ennesscov Virsrlnla JN J.lUUIiUIUUKI O JiLrrES. bought utyiikfilioaU and hon onatoe'Local Notes and Other NeWS. TI,e residence of Mr. Tains, .pi

Cheek's Cross Roads HaoiWeo county.i e tff ..? rP. IIOAVE . '

.jomnjf i9acoriiatbqr-wnat!ifMro-

H.mou'tt 4t this, corruptionwas destroyed by fire oDedaytlast week.:

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DR. CH. C.THOMPSON.OPriCE!': '

CORNER OF CHURCH OA.Y 8TS.,t'p SLir, Sew - Talcc? Offlot

Knoxville, - - Tenn.imperial Attention Gieen to th Treatment of

OWE- - cl?and araal 'Whitettn, "irftf arrteAPWfiW- - P,M la mkiwt aSanday; December the mi to Klfea Jment dfilctalioV

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C UTLERY.Fanning Implements,

Full Lin: of Carpsnters'Tosls and Builder's Material.COLE AOEHTS Oli

caaTTaNoooa chiileo ;plow8&) repairs,Kvory Plow Fully CicaiUl. Agents for the '

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t CrMj-wiiJl- i U Ui fJl'wiog nJ.. bw!i an J abjra will war raatk-t?- r and saaracor .f ..-- t ol BUckiog; wanli your lluoia or tbir off one a month. ao4 rraa taaaaw.th ULKS I:TH1JI OIU i . ' jaallJlS

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S FCTOE A POYCE. Morristown. Tfin.r iizr

J. L. WITT, Agent,Morristown, Tenh

and(orsia II a. 1 1 road

7IL1E TABLE."'bjjycct Qrtobcr 22, 16S2.

(LonsTiLL Time.)

Katwa1id Pailt.To X' So. 4.

Lntai Chattanooga. li 10 p in 7 55 p. mArrive Oii-- i ...... 'ji 4i p ra, 8 '24 p. B,. ClevalaiML n'. r i i . 8 7 p. m

44 Cberln. n.. Hi pa 9 2p.ffl. 'lUnut . . H J p m Ki p. m

Sweetwater. 3 15 p ni 10 28 p. m3 44 pm t 53 p. m

Knoxvne... 4 47 pm 11 55 p. mr"i KaoTrtUe.. . 3 00 p IU..IJ 5 a. mves Morristown. 4 J i ra I 1 t2 a. m

MoawrwUa Jane , ' T ID f".' 1 01 a. m8 5 p m 3 47 . m9 X p m.

J.ii wiji's. ,' V 45 p m-,1- IMt.m

Iiriktul .... 60 p In . 4 47 k. ra

Dailt.STATIO.xS.

So. 3. I So. 1.

Leva Bri-t- ol ... 10 SO p tn 5 4S a tn .

ArriTrs JosnnoQ' ..... 11 14 p ra 6 7 a m.Jm.tx r. .. .. 11 40 p TO 6 53 a ni.

M ir'iievlle. U8Dim 7 4S a m.. 44 KorTriU Jnnc ! Mim 8 so a m..

. MwiwtiD 3 l0 IB 9 21 a m.Knomvillo .... . . S 30 a ta. 10 50 a m.

Lm Knoirl io . . . . . S 40 a ro 11 (XTam.Arrlvra loudon . .. 1! 4 44 am 12 0J p m .

44 Hwptwter... i 11 tn. 12 80 p--

" ' AthTO s 43 a m. IMpm." Cbvtet'iu.. . . i I 18 in. 1 33 pm.

Cl. ... 6 43 am. a 05 pat." fV .... .. I! 7 S3 a m 2 53 p m.

ia a m. 3 tO pro.

Ohio Division.Hea.1FASSEXOEBdlWB. - - P

4 55 p ra Ie. ATT. 10 05 a . i

10 p ta. M HeiHiall'H,45 p lii ' ' Clinton, 8 25 a. in

IMpm j " C al CTffk, 7 45 a. m.I4&pn llArr. 6 00 a. m.

Nirth Carolina Division.8TATI0S. Pasnf-ug'T- . Mixed.

Leam Blorrtiftoon.. .... 9 45 a m. 8 45 a m.irrlTn Warm Hpriujra.... 1 p in 11 25 p m.Iravr U'rnvP:iiii.... I! 2 15 p m.l2 83 p m.Arrives 3Kirnstoiu 6 0 pm j 4 Hi pm.

AT CHATTANfKXIA wflh xaHroa-- line diverg--In, inakiiic; direct, close counctiiu for all

' 7'vlut, f'irth-wt- . Went ami Sjut!-et.- t.

AT r')LTr At' AND CLKVtLAND aitli GeorgiaIMrh-io- fnr .?llanta unci a'J pcluts South, Soutb- -

et and s..n;li-- stKJ.. ILJ.k. will Olfc. Vih ton and Kboz--

vu.f aiul Auu.-!- railroad. ;

AT M'!a;!S'It."N itb Nortli Crc.liua Divisionfor Warm Hpruiga, X. C, and ail Western andMtaldla NorUi Camliiia twin's

AT KtKRrtrXi: XrxenOS with Kogera--vtll and JffTtfraon railroad.

AT Joil.NsOS 4 with tt Teuaeea aud WetUm .orn OartOiua railroad. t

AT B1UBV0I w.tU Norfolk aad Wtem railroad,coLnctiax clelj for all Virsinia aud tanternCititn. vin . Ljuciiburir aud all r Middleaud Nortbem Mate poluta, via. Uoanoka and

Vallr-- lUnitr.AT V. AUM 6Pl;lNtiii with Western North Caro- -

Uuaraalroaafur A'hevU , Monrantmi, KUtes--Ufc- -,

aUilbur; and ail point-- i in Nortn Carolina.

S LET PING-CA- R SERVICE.S. 1 and 2 Lava Leirfhtou slt'per, between

iI.npUiLid Lynchburgu. 3 aud 4 have Pullman Palace Sleeping Can

between Memphis and Sew York, via. bheitan-doa- h

a.i. y route; a!M Pullman Sleeping arabetween New trl-a- u aud Washington via. Atlan-ta, Cleveland and Lynchburg.

A. Pv'l'E, U. P. & T. Agt.LTucuburt,', Va.

F K Ht'tiF.n. Sup., Knoxville, TennJfmr:i ii iI 1IA1;1, A l i. a , Knoivilla,

Turn. . - decHl fi if

Norfolk & Western: " Railroad.

Time Table in effect Sow ZrJ, 1S82

WF8T WARD DAILYWaahtngton

Una So.l. So. 3 . So. 11.

I !WoIkSuffolk l: up.m

Ar Pet'eburg 3:i.raLv Pet"slur 3: Sop m

44 Uurkevilie 6:llp m44 Parmviile 6:5ip m

ArLyucbburg' 9:0np.mLv Lynchburg :3')p.m 2 40 pm"Liberty '10:3p.ru S 12 pin"R.anka 12:15a.tn 4 39 pm

Ar B f f 11 67.m 22 pmL lliiriA'a'w , 1:32a. to A M pm

44 Wythevulo 1:22a m 8 04 pm44 Marion 4:2U.m 9 IH pm44 Abii,s' iou &.:ila.m 10 14 piu

Ar Bristol C. irja.ro 10 43 pni

CONNECTIONS.Al rETF-KSBfR- with R. P. EB. for Kich- -

muuU and 4ruifr on l'. a . Ky , Frttderlrkabnrg,Wah:iiKtoo, Baltimore and the North and Fast.Turcuu l'ulltna Car from Petersburg to NewYork . S. lid tra.ua P.'W'b'irtf to Wathington.

At fcl'UKL ILLE 'nilii Kuhiuoud ii. IfauvUlBit rr the c.

At HBUJN. ith Virginia Midland Rail-way to an 1 froui the Soi-t- a and N"or;h, aud witaltii'tifnoiid and Albjruany BK . for Cichanan,Clifton Fori; and C ( Iiy. points

At BRISTOL with E. Te'in , Va. k ta. Railroatfor Knoxville. Li:uu, t'liMkuMjoca and all pointsSouth, Vet

N. 1 has Sle pcra froti Lynchburgto

Sc. 3 has Pullman hleeporf rom Waatiination viaEnuxvi!ie ai'd At'auta to Nev OtI-ar- connect-iO- f'

tieii-- e with Sleeper to Houston an.1 San An-tw- ui,

without elianpe, and from Sew Tork toMeirphia via 8. V. K K. and Roanoke. Onlyone charge froni Washington to San Antonio inPullmar; cars. " ' ' j :

EASTWABO IAILY 't:rue. No: 2. So. 4 So. 10

L I 11 :V p. in I 5 22 ami44 AbingUia ,11 07 ami 8 ti ami44 Mar. ui 1 13 a m 7 03 a m

4t W yttfville. 2 17 44 S 17 a ia- -

4 . u ri M J g 4 '.) .7 a in.44 hit prcg 4 41 10 :1 am)44 Loaa-.t- 5 3- -

'11 Maul

6 55 .4 1 a 32 p ni ;

g i oo 1, i pmcclib- - 20 "

4 l armvilie ,10 It 44

44 Purkeville 11 IO 44

Ar Pe ntowtft 12 6J p raLv l er .b'j'g 1 44

44 Hun lit 3 24 44

Ar Norfolk . 4 13 44i

CONNiXJTION.-- -AthoAM) l,.S 4 wHh the S.CT.H : for

Lnray, Hsr! wis Baltimore, Philailelphl andNew York Tlimufh Hi e per trom Memphis to

w 1'irt via Harriaburir Ll)!liton Sleeper oaSo Memphis to Lynchburg 1'allman Hleaperon No. 4, w Orleans t Wafhincton, via Lynch-Aafr- f';

awd fpevn Knox-ii:ie- LyrelibarRi. At 1AX.UHU1U1 ltb Virrnla Midland Bail-w- y

IHrrvl;le and NrirtaTarPllra jk.iuI, andfa4 Wa.titngtnn et:d Laate. n ritiea.

At Bt h K tV I LI.K with Biuhmond kDanville H. It. for Kirhmord.

Thronch rsr fm-- o I.rnrhbtirir to KiclimondAt l't al'.l R3 itb P. K. B. for Wrldoa,

Raielnh, fioldat ro," VTilir:iiiS? u, and the boutaKart.

At NO!, FOLK, with Bay Li::e tiamers dailyaxe t pt tiin'le, f r UniUnjore tLenre rail to Philadslpfiia and New y--- i k ; aitUOId lxuuinlon bteamera, n M.'Udave, '.v eilu-an- d haturdaya forJi York, andii m 1 nilaj an 1 I rldaya with H.

Mt Crt. for fcv4! an I Pri.lrnceFirat an1 S. i ": tirVrt.' aa low t the low-e- at

I5i lb. I rjr free to eachHulf tui--v, O.H41 '.J 44M to each ticket. I1le u. ie. (JU 0.r.T tiiiorie.ati'tn aa to ti Lets, rate'

nscgnce rh'rl.1.. Vc. c:l on or ad ire--a,

fltSKV FINK, V. P. A Get1 Manager.A. POLE, t. I" it I. A., L actum ra.Va.

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Remember that atanuna, viUu enerjry,th or whatevkr jou maychoose ta call tha rtaibixnt power whichbattKs againat the caueea or disease and

' dcatn, U the prand aalegiard Of belth.It Is the warri.-o- of the human fortresa,and vaon-i- t wajces wet.lt, the true policyU to throw In reinforcements. In otherwards, when eunli an unerseiicv recara.roiiuiicoce a course ol 'a liiitrra.Fur aal bv ttruirrie U ami Dealers, r waom 'at'plj Igr llouieucr's Almanao for

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rurton dtt-rc'- i.t air-- and L:n.J'. fi.Pins v iiu Kiiaiue!t J KiM-rvvIr- Ada;4ed U

rr ) i.ccclU)HiiLifai pnraaa,

L EAD IN C V EAT U RES:!, yl lt-- l IVtnt VY-'m- I Orate,

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THURSDAY, AUiUST 24,... . f r i f ' t

the Bo.rd i.rf3 uae.Stl t CW Brilahia:,

lVrrrneriytwrai-ts- by tiia tle scIk4

r-- TMw!Lu-jiDaergoina- ?

'I'lioi'ongli Repair.Boarditig facilities for 100 girls at $10 per month.

Uah. at 74.t f 1 . 1 .

Tuition, Half in advance, flO to $20 per term ofmonths.

jrusic and French, feht $20.; f i M j

Iatrnctii Tiaorotifc-- ar ra boal. t t

Fur particulars apply to

W. T. BCSBEIX, lYea.,

Or S. M. KRWUIF, 8ocy.Ju1112Tr

The Cream f nil Itooks of Ad-it.; " ; - --

venture.

Pioziccz Heroes--A. MX?

' 'tDaring Deeds. :

The thrilHca; adrriitwrea of all the hero axploraraan.1 frontier fighters with Indiana, outlaws andwild bea, over our whoie country, fp.tu ihearllt times te the eeut Lives aud fsoiouaeiploit. of L.io, LaSalle, Htaodlxh. Bo4Uia,Kenton, hradv, CriK-kett- , Powia. H ut.'i.Wm..i,cu.ter. Okitforrta im , l!d Pi'i. B irai4 Bill.tJus M'W. and Cf , frt Iivllaa Chi fs sad""r ct t.t.er. t"K't.e.i:y iljutra:J th IIS

eocrai'ie to h. l.fe Aetits Wattted Lowi.?aa!i4 bem. auvthl0) to.ill.

bTAS IAfci liOOH CO., , Lwim, Mo.

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x:OtrTcr .be ktuMra Jn lKfeMtI . 1. . . . ....aocirty... r 2 ! f.

for anyTsonta ron- -iiuuiicjjjpaxupun. jiina, or vena

out any simh fimet to-an- y section of theHetl8rfaUlnlini6rik these"Sl iofa3ei tuidifembe'ri of Con-

gress centei ally, An-th- e foreheaiJ, andmake thenrrobk Will and underUiUfielThen thtftVpte' n ill return to an honest

'ballot anti efect she men trf thef r enrJce.':hia.cna-r4Htot- fonfl loijoir thgrcatrjjangeraift ti.s rovtupmeaI, .no if ptr-rnitt- cd

t ruu, on Buntil4. corrupt iri.tri-ump- hover borif siy wft si 1)1 theti bo on

the liistUaYtermiie --, V'- -T

mtei i Llkt4thr fiUId pksif 'moresttingeot Jia-w- abeaU tbintte; of U-p- ass

law that--v- yotor or.thvaState who, ..t , intheir vtitfs,' eliail heiifraifchijed and

;fite(t ftiJe vbrtrr-- p nwr m r thanrtwentyiollarira.nd qtprW fed Hh 'thediacxetlHt ?f the! C6art.'i Andvjadd"a.iibtlief aelcUot4atc aoyeittdidntA forany nuice wm inn iu giif. pj iua pwpia

4fiis Si-.ft- Vlib1 IhaJl urnishT 'nioneydiractif,.'? ifnoney beused for the purpose of lnnucnclng- - lhavol er lya an vj frsoh ' er ntrsds&l Michcandidate it, cted ,shail heJaeUigible

' hold J. the "ViClce le- - which . b. wasel.elev fin'" tben gfye th Grand ' jfuryiaqulsiioriat'po'wer kni eit thfa doesnn. Pftrve tko.'pariCjF l tlakti billotbox in alixhsa..ndas fllie 1 AWiAl"ndthe blcody , shit t Mf ill nt p ." waal4mad 6 'clean 'ajfain'. JMan .other thlnesaho nhi said.4 nd then all kept.Con--jstantly befom ibe o do, until tborobgh

et.9rm;tkT,rjaj:f . man "ooxmon?

" Cfe'tfriirsacrIawkiiasflO timeRnceeiHed tfidd a signal 'Beyyicedepartnient ttt'lfts bureii.'addyiththis end in vlewiis1$re'j for1 Volunteersn all the'cbunfiM !th'roiighoiit the

J WU. 'VSJWVI U. X l vll 14 X DOUv UuvUfor IIatoblen,s!rb?W Is Gfauam rforCJiaiborHe.711, (?. ATnHitAs TofTTaw- -

kins; Ephraim On'kf5r5Greche andJobn-P- . Boxveu for1 frrairiiri.' ;

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tiOODJLAira tBUSINESS ' COL- -

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TifrttSJItl 914 t fni"3Fronx Ooourn'sBujan (Meiiotaf, .J.,,; ix;

M2olVgc ca'afueiabjatadeota po-sitio- ns

Until They are tiffered, ami, then,thevTlon 'alwkriave'lUAt' what ihemertfbabtEmavwant. --ife Jiavetjiome- -

tirflt--a ioond it km inikible tie fill ,th. kill,at vthec timea Wfv.hf ve! U.'tsHT0oiTes- -pOtiiU wiyt,. JOXiner,, tiuuent,sultfedTivorably to many, thpugti some- -

iimea uniavoraoiy. as was ine case miscaenih. A. Crone ACe wished aryouiigpers jn aa frttrkr We told them ox"L. D.Lo jje, a, atudee t Aur .pcptyiHe-- , i)ol-leg- e'j

'thi-- y requested us,, to ,wtlt orhim to come at once ;" be yt$ at a smallstation 'knd dld bot'-artiv- e at Nashvillein lime. 'j iwt viij.t: mj':i. T.ia emt4ovrxteat. of vouniTi mett- - de

pends' 09 circunwlahcea .ovetf which noCollege ' principal,' "haa

' cpntrol . and. inrecommending or genum yuuog iuuto fill k positioaf hit aiast be governedentSryihytirtumataaee, U a.mo

Fttmi:doodnan4k3uainaas Iea.ebger. .

,w New Teat'rDa will soon be upon lis,and; many ar already ""fa timbering tbtipew leave Uiey are goinir t luTm tveron, that day.; fn.hi 3m'i ii Jui-nlr- !

, in all parts o( the, 'fSuuny South"there has be-,- abundant crops, the likoof which has not1 'been ttx years,, amiour people are indeed happy. V J "

. The tir.t o( the year will find the majority of young uien arranging to lollowtheir present ,OQ:iipauwR ,ome now-eVer- ,1

are contemplating taking a n?wep, and will be fotind knocking at the

tionof ihe tJchool, College or Uni- -verBity,--- ,

, ome,naveroriyear-splte- d ;twith- -. tbe

1'rnfv'BMihfi. nthftrff the medlcaKAtltera the liferafVJand sbme'hkve lorigd to be ideBtifieifc jwIUl thef 4Ualns

w-d- j new tLtt itbe.pew yejir is p- -.ITianV b fl VA- - ail At,4.ll liiak AA

'the date which . shall, markt-ielr- . nritter' thWarA enarlbtr1 themselves Xt

recitib1yvprf0rha the 'd titles tielrvCi.ea Brofe$siofK;:ij IU to eaif44i;

,To fieyeugprep iring themselvesf or business, .uddesire tq cnct 'our'Nks'h'V'llie or Knu.-vi- il

COHi'ge.1 w would9 suggest ' that,(ter thet;hritma festlvltle. sare J bVetr

oraeclhht teyjmakTibii arraage- -s as-UKu- e onnartu an iuiy ijSeutstb' Wo 'i k on Kbii6y morning,

first 'day of thwtiek,an4oi.ihe aew:iyear;"8urf in-VIt- rt a,detrrUMauoa not: to lo a sibgleday.

(it ijcou"4 tude nt ea eoter el.aeytime, audtlie ibove, oilly baljretereuc44to those whe Ififend to' enter, soraeliip44tdurlng' ae- - Brtt few',itlayai"of,Hh 'tiowyear.i-- iw tif 4 i.j.v .4. -

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tinvA r flno Una Of Guns. Breech audMutzle Idading, SheHir,' Ftinxttn; Po'w-dera- nd

SUb Powder ilornaad Flasks,Gatue.-lias- , LaUng Twi. &Ci-- . Slitrilaloaded to order. ff T dT .7 9,i;a.sijWINO''MACIIINES.v ;' :

4t AVW have" thei' Ligbt-- r uhnlh W ii ite,Itatninirton Jilowe, D-Da-

via and. otherfilraVclasa .tnacIuneB, . w W i sel .iTYmucli cheaper than jujy.JipyBe inTennessee,. A Tull stock .01 Necdlw.rti Tat!a VAlVrsrnm4r.ra.J Sund Tor

rtoai ia.NUELJENItlN,KTx- -

ltml oblA him Gro1:;'WMotsln'ltiibff-- e Additlo'a'dUnowd

"of laH' week.'kbd moVtS, being fiegodated

prieea --kdrtuwa-- idJu t-- oeri4,--

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FVinr mile east Ol - )rrstown-r-1- 0

atter.1 hatt In 'culrl vktdid' timber-HSa- e dwelling Au 10; rooms,splendid l barn ;H)otit ) buildings l and ' iufact everything first --claa, Veil-watere-d,

yprrjible, grUle B0idtchean,a j.

a i OBf 75 atsrtWmllerf'roni ;Tat- -

bott'a, Suacrea'tni cuitlvatioui-Daian-ce

Jlpe tlojber good pring. ; bamisl ir:i , One of 220 acres. 150 in. , cultivation,UUC BtlCi. Unit !UU1L( 4 "V k uuudwelling--, ffeiij IWHl-'t- e sokt " cheap.Terras teasonable.' '" s-- 'lfc i

.!i;4oiw.:h ,. svai flt.tamKdH8 ,'.:: 1 M'dJ Fi4?Tn4n(l '51 n't l"'-- :

Si'jUated.S mlei ftu of ilerrbjtpwo,containing1 110 acrea( dwelling, house,etableaoti spriog-lious- c 200 fruit trees,jgood-'fru- fartoWflf be" sold verycbeapt 1 Terms liberal, ivi --Ten.'

Fl'jr. rt.sK!t?uce,in western, part, offownVtf foorhs.e Very thing first-clas- s-

l t23"creefJkiidi ,'hTm lroukel ta aternpif t6t tbw ti

for; sal a heap. Aicrtwo, maJh hot; wain southera iwtH of twn.,,LeU ia i va-iou- s

parts of teaV-oot- h flor kusiDt a

and dwe!llngoei.; 'vtU"?. ,, ,I --111! f f r v ir t

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t Dr. RobVrtiuaJ ba.vlnr:detertilined tomake aJU&rg4io,lil4 bwipess relations,nfT-r- a tor sale hia verv- - desirable, farm.situate in'te west eud "of town,, 'con.taining about 120 acres SO acre clear- -'

fttU weH impreveti leotl' tlweninif, out?buildings, bart,orcharJ-- i Sa5d."i farmwill he od eoUte,:erjCao tbejdividt d.Terirs liberal, :.'7 .,.. n.. , I ... i

'Address, ,. ,

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REAL ESTATE AGENT,Morristown, Ten a.

Snow fell to the depth of several'inched here lasf Sunday.

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The abow-windo- wt f the stores wear i...... . - 'a Ch rialmas appearance. ;

IS,The trains are getting oot o( fix again;. a

The passengers especially are more frequently delayed..- - , ;;!(.

The Cluon-id- e haa. aJ"Lran new" head;, a.

and a tasty, and becoming char eau . f6fits first pag.' it Is. " -- - - - -

1,320 porkers have been; s'aughterd ' '.'

at Major Folsom'a pickery Uius Jar,, ;

nettinj in "he aggregale over- - 200,001)pOUDddr" "'

The. Good Tftupiars have --decid d tahave an oyster supper on Friday; 5th .

prox.' No effort will be spared to makeit enjoyable.

A Very Interesting programme hasbeen printed for a Sunday School enter-tainment at Liberty Hill Church CbrisKmas day. It begins at 10:30 a. ra. '

On the Cth inst. two illustrious namespassed from the living to the dead; Theone waa Anthony T.ollope, the otherLouis Blane."

The Sunday School scholars of the3Iethodist and Baptist churches will begladdened with Christmas trees on theanniversary of the birth, jf Christ .nextMonday., '

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: A proclamation, haa .been publishedfor a grand ball and supper to come offa; McFarland's Opera Heuse Cbristrtaasnight, to which all the elite of the secialcircle (colored) Is invited.

Mr. John Talbott's, jr., house twomiles below Mossy Creek, waa burnedthe night ef the 9th. The origin of thefire is unknown at present. Loss sup-posed to be net very heavy.

The blue-eye- d 'old inhabitant movesabout, bow-logge- d, and says as usualthat he hasu't "seed eich weather since1812, when him and his grand-fathe- r

drov' a four-hor- se team' 'crosa the iceton the Holston." '

"I move." said a delegate iu a Vir-ginia convention, "that ourVbairniantake a dose of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,be is so boarse that I cannot understand -

bim." That centlemer? had no doubttried this wonderful medicine.

The Reuchlin Femaje Seminary willdismiss school Friday for two weeksholiday vacation. The tfirls threatento make Rome Tund during their shortfreedom. Who wenld care if thedarling iMle dears should!

A man at Chattanooga, last week,who was financially embarrassed, triedto pawn bis set of false teeth to a wellknown saloonist for $5, saying he wouldreJeem them before breakfast, as hewould need them at that time. " ."

We are glad to note the success whichis crowning the efforts of Messrs. Good-so- n

& Blair to win the popular favor.Sint-- e their opening day they have hada large and steadily increasing trade.They are enterprising and deservinggentlemen.

The report of the Lynchburg marketfurnished by Messrs. Lee, Taylor & Co.,may be relied on as correct. Farmersand others wishing to sell or buy canweekly post themselves in the price ofsuch articles of produce, and we hopeit will not be without benefit to them

Sal a in is Harris is prepared to furnishthe public with choice fresh Norfolkoysters, in large or small quantities, onshort notice. His oyster parlor is opennight and day, w here you can stop andget a plate of oysters prepared in anystyle called for.

The Nashville American is clothed ina dress of new and handsome t pe. Itis to all intents a first class paper, and inour opinion better adapted to the wantsof Tennessee readers than any paperpublished. We cannot see bow an in-

telligent reading man can do without it

' The Morrihtoww Qakrttb, Ham-blen county, Tennessee, is in every waya well edited and up ark journal."

And this judgment. of The llvgbeian,the ably conducted organ of our Eng-lish cousins of Tom Hugheta? colony atRugby. Morgan county, Tenn., is eminently pleasing to us.

Mrs. Kent Mason, who figured in thiaplace last summer aa ar temperance lec-

turer, And wLe left a small mo mtuin ofi unsatisluctory ' incideut,' unexplained

when she ieit here, waa arrested at Kokuk, HI , last Wedaesday, for. ebtaining $137 worth ojfTdry gooda.iuder fafsepretenses.

. Our esteemed and, venrrabl friends,Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Moffett, celebratedtheir Golden Wedding at their residencein N w Market, Montiay evening;, Dec.18. We regret that presaicg engage-ments deprived us of the a.leasQre ef ac-

cepting their kind invitation to tie pre- -

1

The Carrier of The Gazette, WilliTyree, will make hi round Christinasday with his Carrier's Ore ting. Willieis as good aa the average boy, is father-less, a id what you give him will becharitably bestowed Open your pursesand make your wmU glad that you have'fasfcijted a deserving printer boy.

Whil- - the ticket agent of the EastTennessee and Norfolk and. Westernrailroad, at Bristol 00 the nigbt of the12th, was counting his money at thewindow, an unknown party broke thro'the window glass with ids fist and grab-bed $129 and made his eicape. The rob-ber is suppoaed to have been a tramp.

William Frazier, aged twenty-three- ,

of New Concord, .Ohio, and teachingschool at Cumberland, od the 12th, gotInto a scuffle with John Hayes, a-- eil

nineteen, and Charles Lusk, aged six-teen, in echooJ. Biug thrown down byiiteiu, he drew a bowie-knif- e and faUUyBtabl'e i botlu Hay riled In

And this In Ohio I 5 i '. v

Talk about printer's Ink not paying lWe wish the man whojs Ignorant asto entertain sucha belief ohl see thepila'of postal cardt and letter address-ed to thia office in quest of the gold A-l- ar

offered by one af our advertisingpatrons for the first 'correct iateinrc-fa-Uo-

of the letters Q. p.C. P. W. C.Out of scores ef centestanu not one haa

; yet fully elucidated the mystery. AHglye the correct meaning vf tclr letter

i except me nrsc tj. j is the jumoo thataooe have yet captured.

that the; resi'fetsel barn - artel. .outbuild ; t

ipeg -- wi U tbtir eo tfe coutentsr were1 .- -

consumed," involvin serlOu ioas toMr. Tam, who, with 'fys wife, waa on

Visit to relatives ia an ailj.oinlBg'coun-t- y

when the ca'amity occurred. Thehouse was a largo old Jraie building.

noted aUntlioxi rovrtU) d jUik-n-i en'

of he. ear icj. days, and wajoj4 of theJahdinaffe'f? ArthVftutltr5'T

. :REA B&. TA TBA,2i$FJ2ltS.:Kep, kted by; john TOLAjrv"Bf;AL es- - I

' TATE AGEKT, MORRISTcVtVTf?

C. MuHepdorej; John GraSam, 3acres in district 5,-- $30 00.- - C - g';

Je.-s-e Baown andwIi to J.oha l4 Witt,'let in district 1, $97S8i. ?i,.T". C. Cain.and wife jo C.' S. HarrisVlot in dis sict 1, $3,500, '"t i ' -

:

; .'Jt r.uffmastefAnd"3v"ne Mary

Counts to John Toland, lot ja district J ,

J. C. Ivey and wife to .Alex Ray 1, I3facres if. district 2,' $163 00.

J0. Ivey and? wife to D W. C.Smith, 30 acres in .district 11; $100 OO. .

Wm. Pacgle and wife to J. ' M.'Pangle,S2J acres in di trict 11,.$900 00. t

Ja. P. Carriger to AliceJvirkpatrick,lot in district 6;$173.?5:

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J. W. Huffmaeter and , wife and M.Counts to John Toiand, lot in district 1,$35 00. . . i' .. . , v -

Ma'ry Cpunta and . others' to BettieHuffmaster, 13 acies in district 1, $456

Mary Counts and others to T.'- - Cain,lots in district 1, $200 00. .

! ;II F.Cain and wife to T. C- - Cain,

lots iu district 1, $1000 00..'

'.- j 'W B. Reese to Dan', ; Hazje wood 1 35

acres ia district 2, $278 33.Cowan, McClung & Co. to Wm. Wil-met- h,

lot in district 1, $300 00.G. B. McCrary and wife to Alvina

Wood orth, 53 acres in district 1, $300.Mary Counts and others to T. C. Cain,

lot in district 1, $450 00. !

W- - II - Maze (Sheriff) to M, E. John,inst in district 1, $28 50. .

A. M. Trollinger and wife o n. E,Lane, 33 acres in district 11, $325 00.! -

Garrett Ltne to G. E. MarshalJ21acres in district 9, $404 00. "

;ir

Wm. Pangle and w'fe 1 ro "Wylie.White, 1 acre in district , $t0 00.

L. B. More and wite nd others to 1

Peter Smith, 134i acres in district 11, '$8,700.-- r r - t -

Sidnev Witt to A. 31. C. Brewer andwife 49 acres jn district,, $450,-- -

T.-'- Johnson and wife to WilliamChaney, 75 acres in district: 4, $22500.

O. C, Kinjto O. K; iDonaldeon lotin district 0, fiiff .'' '

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John Wright to Jacob Wright, GG 3- -8

acres in district 5, $1,100 00.O. C Kin,r to O. K. J dees, lot in

district 6, gift. r

E J. Wells and others to C. P. Riggs',lot in district 1, $400 00.

O. C. King to K. K' Park, lot in dis-trict 1, .

, PERSONAL. .

Hi-rac- Rice and --wife arrived fromGeorgia Saturday evening to spend, theholidays with relatives. -' - f- Wm-McCrar- y, of Rome,'Qtt.,-isv1sit-ina- ,

his three daughters, who are attend-ing Reuchlin Female Seminary.

Turner A. Helms, a 6tudent of Good-man's Knoxville Business College, hasarrived to spend the holidays at home.

Mr. R. A. Lowfy, of Knoxville, isspending a few days with his family inthis place. He is nursing the fine?t j

vaccine scab tha has been broughrtojthis place. No, it isn't where his boil ;

was.James A. Ilaskins,' a competent and

gentlemanly compositor of The Ga-ZET-

office, leaves ow to visithis old home in Meckleiiburo- - county,'Virginia, asd epend the holidays withrelatiye. May he enjoy the occasion.

Rev. J. G. McFerrin, of Greene coun-ty, whs in our city severnl davs las-- t

week, the utiest of his rela'ive, Mr. A. j

H. Arno't, and gave us a pleasant cull !

He a clergyman of the Presbyterian !

church, and has been for, some limjeneof the professors at Tusculum Ctillege.Wre are glad to learn that he will probab!y soon beceoie a permanent citizen ofour town.

One day last week as Capt Wm. El-more whs pa-sin- g through his train henoticed a very officious lookiug youngman who had seateil himself by a ounglady from Farmyille', Va., going to Mo-bile, Ala. The young popinjay boardedthe tiain at Morristown and soon afterhe sat dewn he attracted Capt. Elmore'sattention by taking from his pocket ar-1- of money which" he exhibited audflourished around quite recklessly. Thiswith oth r actions caused him to Be buspeeted.' The Captain asked the youngiady if he was in the seat by her per.mission. She replied, that on. the con-trary, he wa3 a great annoyance andnuisance. .'Upon wbl h th Captain t khint by the collar and gently asked himto find another seat. This is just suchIreaUoeat-a- s this kind of ofiiciousncssmerits, a d we pat "Billy Elmore" ontire back. JYibun& ,"', r.

. And so do wi biit it la charAettrlslicJcf ' Archie" to be watchful, of his pass-engers' interests while guarding thosfTofthe company.. W witnessed not longago I bout that Billy hd with a some-

what eimilir specimen of the genus ho-

mo. At Greeneville an old woman, ayoung man and a snaaltboy got aboardthe train going west. They took seatsi ear the door. The woman and boy"were poorly dressed, while the youngman ; was fashionably' costumed, andsported tony Bumsi.de whiskers.. SoonBilly presented 'himself to collect theirtickets. The ,old 'woman handed onefor herself and pointing to the youngman seated opposite Vaid, "tiat fellerwill pay for this little-- chap." But thehandsomely attired young man emphat-ically declined to de so, under the plea

M44411 Ie- - had. no money "He lie toyou, mwter,"-exeite- dly exclaimed tbeo'd woifan, "he has plenty of money,but he is too mean and stingy to wantto pay it out for his mother or brother."Tbe y.uiog man swore it was a lie, that hehad no money. " la thi-- fellow yoursonf" JnqvjjredArcbie, witli a fearfulappiataneo ou hia countenance as befixed his eyes on the young man. "Yes,he is," shouted the old woman junrpingto her feet; " he is my own son. but henever was any account and since he ranaway with that red-heade- d Kentuckywoman he's b?en triflinger than ever.Oh, heV a mean, dirty V. Af-

ter the applause had sufficiently subsid-ed" Billy said very mildly to the youngMaovThali fie? impelled to put thebojP t'ft unK'ss biar-- fare ia paid, and if

ly U.do not payj1 ln soriry .to ay that1 snail Deiieve ai; TPOI mower na3 Miniabout you. io.be .truer-thac- .' you are amean, dirty -- fll- - paid the fare.

....... . ,- ; e)n ; .ii.Mary Scruggs. :' Union.; City, Tenn .,

isays:- - -- 'l have ued'Browp's Iron Bitters for lossiuf appetite and "find it "anexcellent toclec;,; .

Pleasant Williams to Mary Turner.W. P.J one lo Nellie J. Davis.Elbert. Rollt-- r to Canaada Nr. h.

.i Jarnei'aytr. to Harriet E. Noe. aGeorge W Pratt to Cordelia Jones.Wiley P. Noe to Martha F, Gray.

B.. Bart,iit her home; near . Winebeeter'..Franklin; county, Ter" Onfl huntday,December the 7Ui, tjie JriappyjpirJantred here and were . convey ea, i shoridis-Mue- e

to the brothlrKof the gtr5om,l!Mr.'.Ai' A.:Xlald tffcn, reeettiorifwa4itiyen.them - Hi.;nanyfriendA.'in;EAstTennessee iH..i?iame- in wishing themu l ie or prosperity . aTHvXPpmnsa,: j ; 1

. '. ,;;, ,i li u i ;:;'A A A tiQl&.FJlOU RUTL,??S)G&To tha jditvr 6f Therrtowul3asMttt;t J

, jSveialnrry iiiiportanti cbaoaree ht vo :dtaken plicelwitfj us ifH-4- lnst:''ew5dayfiii

. ,rt-- is a" - n tt I a - I

int-- nrm oi eoK cc reca iiavecnangea vt.loanother Pei k Rndwt re-sti- packing at rlist M'cowjfts.'an' Uakl jchangc-car- j: ejcl

ti e jemoyal of .Wie Po"straice ixack o,the corner of J'. M, Lqwe, ;'...,..' ,

" Wt af well- - bles.srd1wlth',.feiaf ailviS--'

ers, ttier?' being nnljrTsiktown and prospt'Cta.for mure.V'vi-f- " lif

theiexqulsitepleasuKe ff,'wehj ming-ou- r youngfrientl, ,0, A. McDahiet,' 'of The house .'of ' G.oodsdni &Blair, into our tirfci!jft'o&Klyhrt?itj'l being the first d rummer Mrristowa; to

ever nt to oiir-pJaca- r aad ifjrb(ireis Any more, pleas.e.. brings tha-- to , tliflfiruui. .

.v e Beii'-v- in .conipt iiion.

Messrs Brown 'Wei la & Ho.vt1 come ltd'tbe' front: 'l,;s""

BlACkwateb, 'rerin.; Dcc13i. ?82

To the Editor .0 Th MorrirtQwn tSaeette'iA KbTABLE. DBPARTrBlS.' j

; Has the Jittractiveicomet --'lon its ttv!

tractuin to other platwM, and xone into- -

the aun- to feotl thar centrVtt 'fir Do4we hear a gneraF ru'niblin'g, 'ahd clank-ing of becoming-together- 1 of.tlieeejn-ters, circunifererices, ' polftl, equatorsparallels-- . 4 meridians, tabceans ! isleand frozen poles ?'?a Is.it- dacust,' JkHtyHjjJul anil ..jarny time, na ibe--. birds. Diesnnd gpfqrth making the wKiid ring vvthin'usi ? 'Are mother ShiDton'a nroDheciea a realitVl rfnd are wo 'witnessing kiffj: eral up f - evferythiiig t "idUWell, what then-- ? i.Why, it is; the eclio 1

ing and reverberating f, tin, pan." plow, Iclevises, lid Hi 's, , banjoes,. Fieoch harps vfirecrackers, torped.iea, 'muskets, '

CuSw

bells and ctiin music: John Dttfvl8,"Es.f!of. Sneodvill is rnarried to Mis HamiePercelU and this is the aerenad't.H Itbeats anything we've .heard of for Io,. . ...t 1 .1.' 1. 1 eiiifsii iiifiuy ve.tr siui:c n, oattc pi.Waterloo. t rom cousin John 3 age andexperience.and Buhyan-lik- e lisp(59ltkn,we predict for turn and happyfuturi. . We wuh. hint and his I better- -half a cheerful jaunt .through, .this life.aiay xneir joys De many, ana increasingand'witlmut a eloud -- tti '.'fiuattvtbWtwt"their social sky ; af d We trost that theywill syuipathizu with. qlditdeformedbachelors and crois-eyed- . maidens,havt , a while since, abandoned all Ideasof our being... lifted from" tKry ruefulabiding place1 f ' Nrt,ody'6:;darling,,before ging into the! ''seah and yellowleaf" of life. . ;. (.. uy'.i.-- I

ANOTHER MARRIACJE. ,.,nJ ,

We had ariotbei' noted weeding in theneighborhood of 'Bla'k water pobtofflce

. J . i - I . . . . . S . . 1on aanuay, tne ivui cisi.. - ivir; vreneratAmpudia P. Bowlin wa& 'married toMi33 Lucy NT Bell. This was a grandwedding, but like the melodies ofapap.vw whit!i sweet and indescribable."We regret to give tlietleneral up,' butilgU' M we will have to; hand him i0ver4A we shake the General's band an exit.the t ars stand ou nw cheeks - like , thebeads hanging on a ladies cloak ,. 'Tshard t say farewell, but General, adieu

(Boo-ho- o !) .:" -- "A DANGEROUS, AFFLICTION: 'i '

The mumps are raging in tl,is countyThis is the ony disuise we know pf thatwill restore "skinny men" to the looksof a stalwart. 1 lie wiry-slmpene- st facedmen will have f;icet as rundand plump.as lie Jace of a .jle.jit-ibfc- toeiebapV;filler owning the ipuAia fc. feW jdayWonder itj.'the're'is any d'seae,ih,,w,illpure "rough On Tat? i ' " i

t.- 1, ;A CHRIST'ilAB' TkEEl'

We are goiUK )U hav;: ai.Olirijtmits--i ,. . .i t i i a a. v

tree ai tiiacivwaier cvemiua.ry' ntu emmr-- ,day, wineii is to ie,h;tuea wilu ioQeeibeans, drie d ru'trsr&ins, eliaw bats, cad

' S ixi DO' it . ' ' 1 V! 1 !

It is a strange. thing how .'centrifugal L

fand centnp tal. forces, act eAcnother and keep the earl h''-ueve-

r rvplvS;ing around tfiesun Vut tn stiangvstthiDg We ever ftudied ftbotttis t)yf yb.can mil) lion sua: ha largeii good- - itind Intercstina weekly as Taa.AlAZE'r'rK.ftitone .dollar "and fiftv cent atVeac. ijwr

r Hancock readers class-yoi- ir paper 'theoem weeKiy paper irr iu bi leunessec.

. WHAT BEAT'BBWLEr: '

The reason Hawkins undnPettibonegot suc'i majoii ies over Bate and flaylor in this ;c6unty was because theDemocrats: did1 not' - poll : their ' faljlstrength; and .thelreason Cant Titewieydidn't get a tetler yote here a because Jtbe p ople nevgr saw lum,,aDa the Pftiyrun him off the track in some places, andplaced thfiiame of Ellis Cocke' on-th-

tail of. the ticket tor ' Floater) - T!pe--diet that, the Hon. Big Jw, will be'iacandidate for FJoatarial honors ; be sex.twtf 'jears, and if we, were .Iri'j'.Bewley'iplace ' we would see 'what1 'goes' Vn'tt elailof hit Mcket. ;'Lef 4i1s nime fi6at'lriyoutfond remembrance; Captain J- - " 1

,.r LOG8 ASD LOOOLN, !'.! '.4 tI

Logging is being carried PR! brisklyalong the waters of Cliuch river.Therewill be enough logs rnrr to' inarket Jroujthis county thii winter 'and ipting' Ioamount o three.hundred 'and fifty unil-- j

lions of dolUrs," Thia , will put eaoUjrhiof money jntd circulation toJlnaktjeasy to come at, and a man 'tbat,.'can,'ttiret monev to buy his licebsti then alnti

-- worth 'tater ji W ksow' of oneman that hasii;bt minions r of idoliarsCworth of logs p x uaua,.now,raad ziejastill logging. ... ' 1

' ''WttAT " JpSvS;. tnJWe want ;anschool evstem.,. We havn'c.anytvgoddscnools ia tbiseounty-Sneedvillecon- kl

afford a good school, If, it didn't, carry;cverything'into politics. , We will have!to lay political prejudices "aride befofewe can ever turn a' wheel in tbe eduea--tiorj il cansQiit; :i i .vy.-j-- t 1 ... i44-

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A COIjrLE OF RACAHES, , ,

A' difficulty . occurred, betweenr pickFields and George Rogers u'.few daysago,-i- n w hicl Fields received knife cutsand Rogers waa struck ia thtf bead madknecked 6eselese.'..The: recovery; rnrf

both is thought tq be uncei;tain.;. Thiatook place in the

-upper, pnd.ot, this

- - ,hcdunty: ,

' Another sinal! difficulty 'djc'urreaT rsweek: between.-- . Hap Cross n and Job aComes, jut across the line, io Virginia.They were both fatally.; wounded, , andthere was blood " spilt, and the' ground. .n.j.iu i: ;. ' i lr. iilore np generany. , iviua.,

'I J- - i:U .1'-- :

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, ', j" i. ,;., i --jf? iv-- i

A COSTBA$T WITII TUK KoBTTJt AJVD SOCTH

AND TUB OESERAt' COXbtl" OV'tfttn-- j. PEOPLE OF BOTH SiCCTIONS Z , iWd a

f,il,-i-44-- ;'" a aTo the Eclitor ot Tbe, Iorrietowj (MCfM-- yi'Jxt

j. No, where u .he &)utb,.aince tbe4atewar, his a ,cild eitolen-- i fron(wealthy parent foe the iurpe:of etting none., to-- its return. , Nor l therea casein the. South where; wealth Jdead have been exhumed for the .fak4

f money for the return of the "body.No where! in the .South an;fraud been praclifled in.,tlft5li ;n astio:the city of .New Yf.rk by United StateMarshals and ' Government , officialsWhere does the eorrilrVtion 'lund comefrom mostly? The- - No lh;-Thi- s hascome nearer brcakieg urn this Govertviment since the war than anything eUe..Itidefeated 1 ilden for President afterhe-wa- s elected; but the" people defeatedthat fund on thv 7tn or iNo-- r ember last,by unprecedented majorities showingtliat the 'people do not want to be

. . . IHeaf$ of tit JKECTTJM, ; if'.'

BLADDEH.J lKIDNEYS,

' AND FEMALECOMPLAINTS.

. OFFICS HOCKS i ' t i8 to lO A. M., 2 to 4 P. M., and 7 to

9 after supper. Jun21-ly- it

CITY ITEMS.German BiaquH Statuary at Brown,

Wells & Hoyfs.

Have you seen those beautiful Christmas Cards at Brown, W & Hoyl'ii?

Elegant China Tea Sets just receivedat Brown, We'la v Iloyt'a.

Fine Velvet, Plush, Gilt and EbonyFrames at Brown, Wells & LToyt's.

Photographs of Actors and Actressesat Brown, Wells & Iloyt's. ' '

Fine hand painted Plaques at Browo,Wells & Iloyt's. ; ;

Elegant Gold, Silver and Ebony Photograph Easels at Bra wn,Wellsfc Iloyt's.

Santa Claus makes his Headquartersat Brown, Wells & Floyt'a this year.

Don't fail to go to Brown, Wells &Iloyt's every day and you will alwaya

3 something new.

The largest stock of Holiday Goodsever brought to Morristown at Brown,Wells & Hpyt'a.

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Call at Brown, Wells & Iloyt'a everytime your are in town and ask the' boysto show you the new Holiday Goodswhich they are constantly receiving.

Overheard Conversation During:the Transit of Venus.

Sol. to Ike: "Have you seed de traa- -sum of de veenus?" , - .

"Sha! Sol., dat aint no Veenus; datjus' Mr. Geo. Williaroa, O. P. C, paint- -in' a 'tivement on de sun. I seed himstart on de Estern-bouoc- de day befoY

Toys! Toys!W. P. Carriger is the great toy man

this year. Ho has bought an im-

mense stock of toys of every descrip-tion, cheap and costly, which ha hasnow open for inspection. His estab-lishment has been headquarters for oldSanta Claus for many Christmases, andthis year be will entertain bin moreroyally han ever. An excellen line

f plain and fancy candies, nuts, figs,etc Firo works in abundance. Goand see the many pretty things.

Myers & Bird are continually receiv-ing new goods. Their-stoc- of dressgoods, fancy Roods, notions, . boots,shoes, hats, caps, trunks, valises, urn-biel- hs,

underwear, queenswara, tin-

ware, grocerief1, etc., is full to evrflowing, in great variety of price and quali-ty. Christmas goods are being receiv-ed daily, and special attractions $nd in-

ducements can be found in this line.Don't fail to see them before maltingyour purchases. .

Students of the Sun and Venusnave estimated the depths of the

spots now visible on the surft.ee pf thegreat "day lamp" at two to 'six

miles, and also state that vast cloudsof iron and oth'--r metals float over itssurface (so ititcnse is the heat) in theform of vapor. Yet, according to SirWilliam. Uereckel, the sun is a "cool,inhaldtab'e world," which lia- - its tidesand seasons like our own mundanesphere. . If this is the case, the inhabitants would doubtless aptreciate the O.P. C.'s big low-pri- ce drives in Overcoats, Suirs and Furnishing Goods.Come and bring the "little natives" tosee the Xmas tree.

Time Is Money, '

And the. way to save time and makemoney ia to buy yonr Dry Goods,Diess Goods, Notions, Boom, 8I104,Hats, Jeans, Groceries, etc., etc., fromthe loy-piic-e st re of Bewley & Rigga-Thei- r

stock of men'i., boy's, women'eand children's shoes ia especially largeand of the very best manufacture, andcan be sold for much leas money thantlfe where; every 'pair warranted. IuLMUi(.s'DxciS Good, CoratiU, - Hosiery,Notions, &c, they can't be beat io anymarket aa to quality ofgoods and price.All they ak is a call and an examina-tion of goods and price? to co yinee themost skeptical. , Iu adili Jon to theirlarge fctock of other "goods, tbey keepalwava on hand a line of gro-'cri- s;

esp ciallydc they keep a holcearticle of coffee and augar.twbich theyretail at a very low price. Countryptople wlll find It decidedly to theirinterest to call on Bewlev & Riggewhen tLey cme to tuwn t barter-- , theycan get the hivhet price for their pro-

duce and i. exchange secure the bestbargains in their purchases. n39 2t

A Ilolltlay Sugrsrestlou.At litis time of the year the old and

young alike arc anticipa' ing the pleas-

ures of the holiday season. All are con-

templating the purtha-- e vf something,but very many are undecided what tobuy that will carry pleasure to bcartaof intended recipients.

For the past fewye there ha beea growing tendency among our peopleto make-usefu- l and substantial gilt,and what embodies the useful and sub-stantial more than the goods to be foundat the mammoth One 'ru ClothingJlouae, where all the latest styles ofmen's, youth's and boy's and children'asuits arid overcoats from the lowest tohighest grade, in endloaa variety andquantities. '

In the Furnl-ihln- g Goods departmentwill be found the mt extensive line of

' silk handkerchiefs, neckwear, tuspend-- .era, Rloves, anil under wt t ever on salein Morristown.

I addresa myself to the ladies in par-ticular to favor me u lib a call beforePurchasl.D.j, au J t a . "JitUe one" arelufited to come to4 we ht ChriitinanTree.

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