The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-07-23

The County Summer resorts are
filling with guests. The hot wealth
Or we have been having will make
. boom for these places.
A novelty in the shape of white
blackberries were in market last
week. They have sweeter flavor
than the black blackberries.
Hiram Boyle, formerly a resident
Of the county, near Eusebia, died at
his farm residence near Nashville
on June 10th. Aged about IS.
Weinadvertently omitted to state
that Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Culton have
been blessed with a fine son; he is
about one month old. Hurrah for
Wright.
Prof. J. d. L. Anderson was in
town the early part of the week
making preparation for opening the
school at Porter Academy the COM
ing year.
Those persons who have promised
to supply us with wood on subscrip-
ton will confer a favor on us by
delivering the same at their earliest
convenience.
Will Love, of Steen & Marshall's
Music House, was in town last Fri
day evening, en- route to Louisville
to attend the interrment of ]. M.
JohnstOn's child.
The several little tin buckets
seen traversing the by-ways and
lanes are suggestive of death, i. e.:
That their owners will soon be laid
upon their bier(beer).
]. B. Lewman, at present young
gentleman Of Knoxville, formerly
of Greencastle, Ind, came over
Tuesday evening. He returned
Wednesday morning.
Misses Alice Pickens and Minnie
Copley were in town, Tuesday,
shopping. Miss Pickens is the
guest of Miss Minnie this week at
her home In Louisville.
Mr.. Wray has purchased two lots
in east Maryville Of Carpenter
Henry and will erect a two story
dwelling. Being a carpenter he
will do the work himself.
J. H. Moore, of the New York
Life Insurance Company has been
Offering this week the citizens Of
our commonwealth q life member.
ship in that organization.
Numerous young folks socialized
at w. H. Rhea's Friday evening Of
18th. From all appearances and
outward demonstrations q jolly
time was the outcome Of the gath.
ering. p5
Rev. ]. A. Ruble will commence a
protractcd service at Louisville on
SATURDAY, the first day Of August,
continuing over Sabbath. On Sun.
day at 1890 he will deliver a dis.
course on Prohibition.
In last weeks issue we made an
error in stating that 8. E. Hoyle had
buried q child. It was the child OF
David Hoyle who returned from
the west last Spring. Its age was
five months and fourteen days.
We are pleased with President
Bartlett's letters published in the
TIMES for various reason. They
are newsy and interesting and HI
signs his name to them, just as ev
cry correspondent ought to do.
Marshall Cate and wife, from
Jefferson county, were in town las
Thursday, and were the guests o
Prof. w. A. Cate. While here h,
purchased one of Professors fine
merino rams, paying $25 therefor.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued recently:
Joseph Lizemore to Tennessee
Hicks.
James Harris to Phebe e. Nor
gan
w. T. Parham gave a banquet a
his family residence, Wednesda.
night, to the employees of his wool
en- factory. 1t is his custom to Civ
a supper annually. Several friend
of the family were also invited.
The boys of Maryville have OF
ganized a moot court, which meet
on Tuesday evening in the publ
school building. From reports cur
rent some lively times have beef
had. The boys are being handled
rapidly for charges according to tn