The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-05

The revival work at the NJ. f
Church is promising good results In
the salvation of many. There was
some objection to the time itbegan,
as it was College commencement.
Yet it only occupied very little
time but at the close Of that jmpor-
tant event the people rallied to the
work. The ministers and members
of all the churches have been invit-
ed to take part and help in the
good work.
Capt. Hannum's dairy is proving
to be a success. 1t is worthy OF
commentator that so many people
are patrOnizing this new industry.
No man in town can afford to keep
COW while the Captain furnishes
milk at the doors Of the people At
the present liberal price. 1t n
hoped this will clean out the half
starved thieving cows that roam
upon the commons by day and eat
up the gardens at nights.
The circuit court was one of the
heaviest for years, it required six
days to dispose of the docket. In
the next circuit court the civil
docket will not be called until
Wednesday, so that parties to civil
suits and witnesses for the same
need not be present til Wednesday
the third day,if they come sooner it
will beat their own expense. So
they had better take notice as this
comes to us from Judge Rodgers.
The graduating speeches werv all
on live subjects and would be good
reading in a secular, literary or
religious paper. For good solid
thought all these addresses could be
commended. There was but little
of the Sophmoric in any of them,
but ON the contrary they contained
good round logical reasoning, such
Is older thinkers could be com.
mended for saying.
Maryville College is taking a
high stand. The increased number
Of intelligent young men and
women who are drawn to her halls,
Is the best Of evidence that her
fame is justly appreciated by the
people. Her graduated students
take high work in the litery relig.
ious and professional world. Some
Of her graduates are called to fill
the best pulpits In the United
States. While India, Persia, Japan
are lisping the praises Of her sons
and daughters.
The past week witnessed great
| destruction in vegetables, fruit and
growing crops In the Northwest
North and Northeastern states
from heavy rains, wind storms
snow, frost and freezing. In thil
part Of Tennessee there has been NJ
damage in these directions. TIL,
only draw back to US come from
drouth and the rose bugs, but it cal
be announced now tina: rain ha
relieved us from the one, and som,
other cause has disposed of tn
other. While the atmosphere wa
unusually cool for this season of tn
year, yet jack frost did not visit us
Raspberries have made thei
appearance in market. This is al
excellent berry, but is not largel,
cultivated, and we know of n
reason except that the dew an,
blackberry give US such heav,
crops without cultivation and q
near the time of the ripening of tn
raspberry. When our railroad con
nectiOns are better it will pay t
ship them North besides a goC,
home market can now he built u
here for a good variety of this trui
There are just now some impol
tant transactions on the tapis in tn
business world, buying and sellin
out and doubling up in business
Since writing the above, the matte
referred to has been cOnsumate
by ]. A. Greer 4 Co., selling thel
stock of hardware to Cooper & Bi,
tie, and D. c. Eagleton selling hi
interest in the hardware firm {
Eagleton L Ambrister to G. {
Ambrister. The two stocks will b
/ merged into one. Mr.. Eagleto
! will 60 on his farm and Messl
Greer's will engage in somethin
, else.
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