The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-08-20

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lively.
John NJ. Greenway, of Lexington,
KY, arrived in Maryville last week
and visited his mother, Mrs. p. j.
Greenway, leaving Monday lnorn-
ing.
Green Montgomery and Kittie
McCullum were married at the
BRIDES home, in Loudon county, on
the 18th inst. Rev. M. l.. SlO0p,
officiating.
Reuben Gates had the misfortune
to have his hand split while prac-
ticing for a game of ball last Friday.
DR.. Blankinship dressed the wound
and he is doing well.
We would ask our subscribers to
remember the publishers of the
TIMES in times of hard times. 1t
takes cash to run a newspaper.
Bring in what you owe.
Mr.. A. q. Gilchrist and daughter
are recuperating at Black Sulphur.
After remaining there until the
warm weather is past, they will
remove to California to make their
future home.
Rev. j. A. Ruble closed his SER
vice of prOtracted meetings at
Louisville last Sabbath evening.
Much cook was accomplished and
the Church materially strengthen
ed at that point. n
five were prophet, we would
prophesy that the young men and
boys who lie around the public
springs on the Sabbath will come
to some bad end.
Miss Lizzie Knox, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Pearl, returned
to Maryville last Saturday evening.
Miss Lizzie resumes her position
with Mrs. l.. E. Smith.
Mrs. Jermeely Arbeely, 80 well
known in our community, has been
seriously i'll at Montvale Springs.
Last Sunday her life was in immi-
nent danger, but we are pleased
to chronicle the fact that she is i'm
proving.
The city watermelon crop on
Main Street promises to be large.
The vines are luxuriant and are
sending their branches in every d.
rection, thus warning the passer-by
that they belong to the whole COM
munity.
Mr.. Samuel Hampson informs us
that the Sabbath School at Mount
Moriah is in Il florishing condition.
1t meets in regular session every
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. A
cordial Invitation il extended to all
to be present.
The participants of the Y. W. G.
T.. U. entertainment desire to re.
turn thanks to Messrs. G. N. Kirk,
w. A. Moore, Geo. Gruber, s. J.
Farr and James Davis for their
kind treat at Lillard's saloon,
Thursday night, in the way of ice
cream.
IL. Griffitts, Unitia, has sold his
farm near that place, and has pur-
chased u fine, river-bottom farm
below loves Ferry, on the Tennes-
see river. He will take his abode
in his new quarters as soon as he
can dispose of his stock of goods at
Unitia.
Rev. Flagley and wife, rector of
the Episcopal church at Cleveland,
has been boarding at DIR. Stanley's
for a couple of weeks. They left
last Saturday morning for Knox
vile, where he has temporary
charge Of the church in that city,
He will remain there a week, after
which he will return to his charge
in Cleveland.
The spring of which we spoke a
few weeks since, has been cleansed
and is now in good order. A stone
easement encircles it, and stone
steps lead to the sparkling fluid.
The lot in which the spring opens
has been fenced in. We trust that
in returning thanks for this i'm.
provement we express the wishes
of the whole community.
By the urgent request of the board,
Rev. d. Mcdonald withheld his fare
we'll sermon on last Sabbath until
later; also by numerous petitions
he repeated the sermon on the top
ic. "children obey your parents"
A large audience was present in
the morning, supposing it would be