Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-07-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. +. +. tiute has returned 10
Tracy City.
Mr.. I. n. Hare, Of Griffin, Ga, has
returned home.
Mrs. Jno. Goodwin has returned
FROM Black Sulphur.
Hon. w. NJ. Brickclb Of Aliscr's
Station, was in town this week.
Mr. Jas. 4. Goddard went out TO
liontvalc yesterday TO sojourn a
while.
Mr.. j. L. Nelson, of Chilhowee, a
staunch supporter of the DEMocRAr,
was in town this week.
Mr. II. o. Wilson returned last
Wednesday from a trip TO Arkansas
and Missouri.
Capts. 10. NJ. Greer and w. II. Kirk
left here last Tuesday for Assist TO
their families, who are sojourning in
North Carolina.
Esq. Chumlca was at Montvale this
week and got his health renewed,
He looks well fora candidate with no
opposition.
Mr.. Jas. Taylor one of the substan-
tial citizens of IIunstcttlcr's Store and
a good patron ofthe DEMOCRAT, was in
town Wednesday and paid us a wei
como visit.
Mr.. s, r. Woods, an enterprisng
citizen Of the Brick Mill neighbor-
hood, gave this office pleasant call
last week.
Mr.. IL. NJ. Branson, a former
citizen of Maryville, who has been
sojourning at Atlanta for several
months, arrived in this place last
Monday, on visit.
Mr.. E. p. King, who formerly
clerked for Mr.. John S. Lawrence,
Maryvillc, was in town this week on
a visit to old friends. Mr.. King re-
sides at Cog Hill, McMinn county.
Capt. S. T.. Rowan left early This
week for, it is said, to look after a scat
in the next Legislature. The Captain
failed to notify us of his departure or
his object in leaving, hence wo report
that he wcnt-somewhere.
Rev. A. L. Miller, Southern Presby-
tcrian Minister, will preach in the NJ.
Il. Church, South, in Maryville, on
Sabbath, August the 9th, at IL o'clock
a. NJ. and at s o'clock =. NJ. Public
invited.
Mr.. Andy j, Love, who has been
clcrking in Mcssrs. Burger, Hood e.
Co.'S Store for some time past, left
here last Wednesday for Scvierville,
where he will attend school. Andrew
Jackson Love is young man of great
promise, and will, we predict snake
his mark in the world" lie has our
best wishes for his future success III
life.
Capt. VIM. Rule, editor of the
Knoxville Chronicle, and candidate
for Congress in the Second District,
paid our town visit this week.
Capt, Rule is clever gentleman, and
is contending for the place now so
ably filled by the Hon. Lconidas
Cesar HouK. Capt. Rule has warm
friends in Blount, who will do every
thing in their power to secure his
nomination on the 9th of August,
but it looks as if the Judge has the
"inside track"
Prof. e. w. Kennedy, well known
to our county readers, returned to his
old home in this county last week, on
a visit to his father, Mr.. A. Kennedy, |
ST.. We had the pleasure of meeting !
Prof. Kennedy last Thursday, in this
place. lie had charge ofthe school at
Goldsboro, N. c., the past scholastic
year, and he has now accepted the
position of Principal of Durham IN.
Co. Graded School, at a salary Of |
81 200 a year. A Goldsboro paper
thus spoke Of Prof. Kennedy: "The |
people of Goldsboro objected to giving
up Prof. Kennedy, and offer induce
mcnts TO retain him." Prof Kennedy
is wide awake and successful edu-
Gator, and will give perfect satisfac-
ton as a scholar and gentleman
wherever he goes. Bloumt county
l., y g., IL,