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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
Education :rriu M

Tho result Of tho Special School Elcc-
ton yesterday was q complete triumph
for those who believe in the education
OF our children. aud II seems strange
that any man who has children OF his
W would vote against n proposition to
keep our school building in repair mud
furnish means 10 continue the schools,
ia order to snyo n dollar or two which
the extra tax will impose. To tho cred
II Of Elko he II tnid, that such chnrac-
terra nre not very humorous in this
school district, ms the vote OF yesterday
shows. Eighty-three votos we're cast
and Of these thero were only sir ogdin,t
he far. q majority OF seveDty-one for the
INK in a total OF eighty .thrcs votes
The taxpayers Of Flko school distric
nro to 10 congratulated on their action
In voting In tho interest OF tho children
for whose bene6! the special tax will be
levied. ...g
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
THE A~LCHEMIsT's DREAM.
A Munich Chemist Succeeds In Dccotnpoi
Ing Cobalt and Nickel.

A Munich Chemist Succeed. In Dccornpos-
Ing Cobalt and Nickel.
A%cablcgrnm from Munich announces.
TINT DR.. Kruss, n chemist OF that city,
has succeeded in dccomposing cobalt
and nickel. both OF which have hithots
to been supposed to be elementary sub
tnnces.
III tho facts nrc rs alleged, tho dis
covery Is OF great interest and impor-
TANGO TO tho scientific world. Prof.
Charles +. Chandler, OF tho school OF
mines, Columbia College. said: "Yos.
l hive seen tho dispatch, and there Ia
really nothing to say about II. / do
not believe 1t, and yot II It is truo II
will only no demonstrating what every.
body has believed TO DO true for years
that all OF our supposed elements
nro nero combinations and alloys.
Similar reports have como ia, It's before
from long distant places and havo not
boon su~bstantiatcd. But In these days
no man mny say It Is not truo. II Is
not much moro than n century since
air was found TO BIO n composition, and
recently we wore informed that thore
we're stereoscoptic reasons for bolicv.
Ing That hydrogen was u combination
OF two elements called hclluin and GRO
onium. No. there can DO no practical
conjecture ovon framed rs to what the
constituent elements OF cobalt md
uickol arc until tho report OF tho al.
lcgod decomposition Is received"
a. X. Isedoux. an analytical chemist,
also said tho discovery. II true, would
prove Of vast interest and Importance
to the scientific world, and the details
would be awaited with impntience By
chemists all over tho United States.
II would bo accomplishing something
that men have been trying to do fot
years without an indication OF SUCCESS.
AS to the means employed to produce
tho solution. ho thought II might be
somc now process, tho application OF
which 70 other elements would pro-
duce like results. II tho statement Z.
true, there would scem to be the open
ing up OF q now field that. scientific
ally, might provo OF intense interest
II would bring u step nearer to DONOR.
stration tho dreams OF tho ancient
alchemlsts. that the precious metals
wcro alloys and Interchangeable
N. Y. Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
TIE Public Debt.

Tho statement OF the public debt IL.
sued by tho new administration shows
tho Understanding doht TO 10 t0i5,.
035 ,532, the intefost OH witch amounts
to 5000, 92l; total. $92i.975, 453
Tho debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity amounts TO S2,097, 275,
md tho debt bearing no interest to
s7AS, l95,430. The total debt. princi.
pal and interest, amounts 70 Si.o75,.
2GB 1853. or. los. cash In tho Treasury
April 1, Si,ii4, Gs3. Go3. The decrease
Of tho public debt In March was 3d..
Coz. 1866, aud Tho total cash In tho Trsas-
ury April !, tGi7 ,5sI 900 &C.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
From Saturdays Daily

Fine jeweIry at Nye's.
School books and stationery at Hurl's.
Will, Cullen is reported quite sick
today.
Fresh vegetables three times q week
nt Mrs. Ricord's.
The funeral of John Bright took place
in London to-day.
1t is expected tho Senate will adjourn
next Wednesday or Thursday.
Mrs. J. p. Hough has returned from
nn extended visit to relatives in Iowa.
Prairie md forest fires have done
much damage in tho vicinity OF St.
Cloud. Alinn.
The Now jersey Assembly has passed
the Australian ballot reform bill by O
majority Of As.
Elko is remarkably dull. and this
writer finds it quito difficult TO produce
n readable paper.
In New York, on Wednesday, nm nb-
soiute divorce Was granted tho wife Of
inind.rcadsr Bishop.
The President has nominated Charles
Z. Montsith, OF Idaho, Indian Agent
OF tho NeZ Perccs in Idaho.
s. II. Henley, next to tho Express
Office, keeps constantly OH hand a choice
stock Of staple aud fancy groceries,,
California fruits aud vegetables. etc.
Russell Harrison, who lately returned
TO Warrington from New York. said:
IL have decided to get into the news-
paper business up 10 my neck"
Another car load Of fowls passed
through this morning going wost. It
seems ihn. California ought TO bs able
to supply her " demand for chickens.
The Commissioners will no doubt, nm
point n Supervisor for Elko Road DiI-
trict next Monday. Our private opin-
lon publicly expressed Is that Ben Yates
il the mnn for tho position.
A nice lunch will DO spread at tho
W. G. I. U. Heading Rooms tonight,
N the cost is a mere trin'. Besides
tho lunch it is n very pleasant place 10
spend an Jour ia social enjoyment.
Minneapolis Tribuno;-Ella Wheeler
Wilcox asserts that when one wceps
one wceps alone, but as We in fancy
listen to the low. mournful walls Of the
disappointed onicc-scekers along IL D
Washington turnpike wc nro disposed
to doubt Elias verncity.
Tho crowd at the White House Thurs.
day was grcRter than ever and tho
President did not hnyo n minute TO him.
self from the time he entered his office,
abons $50, up TO $50. when no escaped
from the enger throng OF tho pIoa that
Mrs. Harrison and lunch wcro waiting
for him.
Superintendent J. A. Fillmore, OF
tho Southern Pacific. anticipates nh
iEmonse business throughout the syS.
TEN during tho coming year. The
crops. no thinks, will give tho outire
WV VI u h1blOll pIOuly 10 no.
There will DO no surplus Of empty cars.
ns at present.
Alta:-It Is settled Tint the abbre,ia.
tion for tho now State OF wnshinp,ou
Ia 10 DO WASH" Whom the .istcr
stites msot We can now hear Mis-,
Nevada cry out, "La., Pa, tell Mo. Cal,
and Mo. arc Ill. because We had u,
WAsh. for Tenn. days. aud wo Mis-.
Minnp Mich. aud Del.
There Is a wide difference of opipior
ns TO whom Oklahoma or "No Man,
Lind" will DO thrown opon for settle
ment. A dispatch published In thea,
column some days since rays tho Tim,
iTod Ia hny LIST, the Silver stnte sny,
April 22ud. md tho Examiner "a y
April End. This nno agricultural re
Bion will be open for entry and sottlO
mont soon, but from tho above Il 1,
hiihcult TO determine tho oIact date.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
Some Combinations.

Tho Senate Monday afternoon con.
irmed tho following nominations
Lewis wolAey. Governor OF Arizona;
Louis A. Walker, Secretary Of Montana
Charles A. schobry, Indian ngeut ut
Fort Peck, Montana; James W. Huston
Of Indiana. Treasurer Of tho United
States; Ellis II. Roberts, OF New York,
Assistant Treasurer Of New York; Ed.
win II. Terrell, Of Texas, Minister TO
Belgium; John r. Abbott, Minister 10
the United States OF Columbia.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
lFrom Monday. Daily.l
NALMA0EnDI.

Constable ]. NJ. Aateer came down
from Tuscnrora yesterday.
Mr.. Mayhugh aud family returned
from Ruby Valley last Saturday.
Max SsLoeu. the Khedivo Of Noun
tain City, is IN town for a few days.
The Golden Gat4 special last tven-
ing carried seventy.four passengers.
DIR. Meigs arrived from California
last evening He came over on the
Golden Gate Special.
Don't forget to go to the polls to-mor-
row and vote "Tn1 Yes" for the beue-
at Of tho School Fund.
J. o. Brooks. formerly vita W. T.
Smith but now q resident Of Mountain
City, is down for a visit.
Hiss Belle Henderson left yesterday
morning for San Francisco. Sine will
be absent a week or two.
The Golden Gate Special stopped
here last evening for n minute, which
is nh unusual thing for tina. train.
Cap. Palmer. Judge in aui for tho
district Of Carlin, came mp last even
ing and stopped over in town to-day.
Superintendent, iMyrick came up
from CurIin last night on the vestibrle
train aud stopped over in Town to-day.
DR.. Leek will remain here this week
and will then go to Tuscarora. All
who desire his services must call this
week.
Assemblyman Murray, Of Tuscnrora.
returned from San Francisco by last
evenings train. lie will 30 up TO Tus.
carors tomorrow.
Commissioners Fred Wilson arrived
this morning from his Eastern trip
Fred looks well and says he hns enjoyed
himself hugely since lie left Elko.
the Misa,s Gardner left yesterday
for the country. Miss Emma will tca:L
the Lamoillc school aud Miss Rose the
Pleasant Wiley. both of which opened
this morning.
Charles Lampman, OF Clover Valley,
ID in town to-day, having just returned
from the East where he spent the Win
ter. visiting in several States east Of the
Father OF Waters.
At the special examination held last
Friday and Saturday teachers c.riif-
Gates were granted to Misses G. +.
Marlett. Sn'iis Wright. Jennie GLEASON,
Stella Msyhugh and Master Charley
Henderson.
The final vote on the bill TO close sa-
looms at midnight shows tina. ever
member Of the EIko delegation 10 the
Legislature, Hardesty and Sproulc ia
the Senator, and Coryell, Johnston and
Murray in the Assembly, voted NO."
Mrs. Potts requests us TO say that
tho statement muGe 10y Josiah Potts on
tho witness stand thnt she (lIrs. Polts)
WAS only two months in California in
1883 is incorrect; that Potts has O bad
memory, and That nfter she went TO CAL
itornfa in January. 1858, lie did not re-
turn to Carlin for seven months.
The attention OF stockmen is called TO
the advertisement Of N. Polk which mp
peHrs elsewhere. Having seen the colts
ws have no hesitation in saying that
they nc rs fue specimens Of horcfesh
ms emu DO found in this county. They
are we'll broken, Of kind md gentle die
position and would prove invaluable to
anyone who desires TO breed fine stock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
UtIiIzins rho Hivcr nod.

Several miles OF tho old bed OF tho
Humboldt river, between Loyclooks aud
The lake, Il dry. and tho farmers who
own tho adjoining land nro thinking Of
utilizing II for raising potatoes and 9th.
et vegetables. Tho ground Is damp a
icv inchss below tho sutfecc and likoly
10 remain moist enough tn produce veg.
etablcs without irrigation Il Silver
Slate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
For snIe.

A neat. we'll hnisbei frame house
OF four rooms with convenient closets,
a FOOD oillar and u buildings, IL
offered for sale on reasonable terms.
Tho houso Is we'll Furnished aud will
10 sold either with or without tho fur
niluro At tho option OF Tho purchaser.
For futther particulars call on or Ad.
dtosa,
u. BfLxEr.
t.6 ". Elko, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-04-07
ESoudu.
"I DOME want Itciiof, nat Cure,

tho exclamation Of Thousands suffer.
ING fron. ct.-.'rn. To Nil such uo shy:
Saiafrh can be CURED by Dr.. Sago's
oentnrrh Remedy. II has bcon done
in thousands Of cases; why not in
y!onr'2 Your danger Is In delay. En-.
close o stamp 10 Worlds Disprnsafy
Medical Association, Buffalo. N. T.,
Tor pamphlet on this disease.
Golden Medical Discovery purihcs the
blood. strengthens the lungs aud In.
viHorntes tho whole system.
New Goods arc constantly arriving At
Reinharl's. /.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
Colored People,
Mr.. Clark Coffin is at home again

Mr.. Clark Coffin is at home again.
Mr.. H. G. Ambrister left Thurs.
day morning for Knoxville in
search of work. Where there's a
will, there's way.
Mr.. ]. E. Patterson attended the
Loudon fair. He reports a good
time, also says the fair was well
represented with fine stock.
Mr.. William Fagg came over
Thursday eve, from Knoxville.
William likes Knoxville very we'll
for business. He returned Satur.
day.
j. G. Patterson of the Negro
World was at home last week. He
anticipates grand time for the eel.
ebration.
Mr.. Samuel Henry, of Knoxville,
came over Friday to visit his daugh
ter, who is attending the F. N. In
stitute. He returned Monday.
Rev. ID. s. Baker spoke at the sec
Ond Presbyterian church Sunday.
George McSwain, of North Caro-
lima, a black smith for Hastings 4
Moore, died last Saturday night al
at Jacob Henry's. He was sick on
ly eight days. McSwain leaves {
wife to mourn his loss. She ha,
our deepest sympathies.
Mr.. Hiram Gay went to Knox
Vile Mond ay.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18

IfyOu want good shoes, go to
Th0rnton's New Store.
Go to Mrs. Gritfen's for Hot Cot.
fee and Biscuits during circuit
court.
l am going to close out my entire
stock, so they have to 60 at some
price, come and get your share. l..
J. Magill.
Come and see us. We are actual
ly selling clothing for just what we
paid for them in New York, not
even freight added, this we mean
for we are determined to 60 out of
the clothing business, Cooper & Bit
tie.
Mrs. H. o. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp and Miss Jessie Ford, have
returned from MOntvale Springs,
where they have been for several
weeks.
The New Store is the best and
cheapest store to buy goods from.
Coal oil $50 test IA cts. R. M. Ma.
gill & Co.
Sheriff Armstrong has sold his
27O acre farm near Brick Mill to
Mr.. Nicholson, of Indiana, who re-
moved here q week or two since.
Price $1,000.
R. M. Magill & Co., will sell you
lamps cheaper than any body.
Lamp chimneys all sizes only s cts.
Highest market price paid for
produce at ThOrnton's New Store.
Rev. Mr.. Avis, did not come to
hold q revival meeting because u
sickness.
Save money by buying goods at
ThorntOn's New Store.
Ihave some nice dress goods that
are going cheap. L. ]. Msgill.-
Tom is now in New York buy.
ing goods. So look out for the i'm.
mense Fall Stock at ThorntOn's.
Miss Amelia Brabson, . sister Of
Mrs. DR.. Gates Is here on q weeks
visit.
will on next Monday sell the re-
mainder of my goods at auction
come and buy at your own price.
L. ]. Magill.
It's IMMENsE-We mean Thorn
toms Shoe Stock. v
A good line of shoes at cost, L. ]
Magill.
Last Thursday evening a com
pany of ladies and gentlemen from
this city went to Louisville to ut
tend a prohibition meeting consist
ling Of Misses Alice, Mabel and Bet
tina Coming, Will A. McTeer, Cap
Will Henry, Prof. Hastings, Drs
Tedford and McTeer and Ralpl
lowering.
First class cream cheese, can b
hal of George Toole, the only plac
it is kept.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
The Maryville Times
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS, 1889

Kerns bread at George ToOle's.
Ladies' shoes 60 cts. Blankenship
4 Rules.
Mrs. Hattie Post and daughter
are in the city visiting parents and
friends.
The cheapest Hames in town at
Kithcart's, only % cents a pair.
Be certain and see them.
The X. & A. road, will give All ex.
cursion Sept. 2Sd to King & Frank
Inns big show at Knoxville.
Cakes, Pies, Crackers and Bread,
at Griffen's.
Miss Lulu Gates went to Knox
vile on a visit for a week.
Meals at all hours of the day at
Griffen's during circuit court.
Rev. Mr.. Cash the business mana
ger of the Holston Methodist was at
the Tuckaleechee quarterly meet
ing Saturday and Sunday last, in
the place of the presiding elder.
Ifyou want good Goods 60 to
Thornton's.
Preaching at the New Providence
church Of Maryville, on Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week, at
Z o'clock. Also Baptism and Com.
munion on Sabbath morning (Sept.
~ at 1880 o'clock. Any persons
wishing to unite with the church,
can meet the session, at the church,
or send their letters, on Wednesday
Friday or Saturday evenings.
Go to R. NJ. Magill & Co, for flour,
meal, meat, cheese, salmon, oysters
,sardines, flavoring extracts, oat
flakes, sewing machine oil, conden'
sed milk, dessicated cocoanut, corr
starch. canvassed hams, sugar cured
shoulders, lard etc.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
FOR SALE,

1 will sell my farm on Nine mile
creek, three miles from Brick Mill
near the Wells mill, two hundred
acres cleared and timbered land,
about equally divided. There are
about 50 acres of bottom land, q
frame house with two rooms, q log
barn with other out buildings, plen-
ty of good stock water, have a good
spring. JAMES A. WALKER
p. o. Address, Houk Tenn. 3S-St
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
Lanes Column.

Lanes Column.
Good wagon harness for $14 at ].
l.. Lanes.
Good blind brides for $1.00 at ].
L. Lanes.
Good Buggy Harness for $500 al
]. L. Lanes.
Harness, Trunks and Buggy-tops
neatly repaired by ]. L. Lane.
Save money by calling on ]. L.
Lane for AL kinds Of Harness. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. 2l-6m
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
ADVERTISING.

Shorter periods down to three
months at the: same proportion.
Obituary notices, marriage notices
and programs three cents line.
Business notices exceeding 20
lines Of space at one issue, five
cents per line per week. Less than
20 lines IN cents per line Of space
per week.
Professional cards one inch
One wear .:..................$5 90
Six months .................. b w
Three month ................ 2 on
editorial notices 10 cents pei
line.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
Non-Resldent's Notice.
in the Chancery Court for BlOunt County Ten.
nesSee.
G. W. Newberry ct al
Henry Clay Quiet ct al,

W. W. N6WU0IIy ot 81
Henry Clay Quiet ct al,
lp THU, cause It appearing from the sllegatisns
The defendants Samuel McCsmpbell. James
MoCampbell. w., n. Newhsryy and Thomas
Quiett are non.reeidents Of the State Of Tonnes
see so that the ordinary process Of lsw cannot be
that publication be made in the Msryville
TIMES, weekly newspaper published in Mary
vile, for four consecutive weeks, notifying the
said Samuel McCampbell. james McCampbell,
W. M. Newberry and Thomas Quiet, to appear
before the Chancellor Of the Chancery Court, at
| Court to be held for the County Of BlOunt at
the Court House in Maryville on the third Mon
day of October next, it being the 21st day Of the
month, to plead, answer or make other defense
to Comp!ainants bill or in case Of failure so to
do the allegations of said bill will be taken a.
| confessed and said cause set for hearing Ex
PARrE as to them,
Given under my hand at Office this 18th day Of
| September 1889. j. A. GREER, L. M,
By A. P. Thompson, d, c. 4 N.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
The Greatest and Cheapest Of all
Excursions.

Excursions.
The Nashville Chattanooga and
st. Louis Ry. will sell special ex-
cursion tickets to Arkansas and
Texas, at coupon stations Of this
line east of Mckenzie on Aug 9Th
and Goth and Sept. 10th and oath. at
one fare for the round trip good to
return within 80 days. Stop overs
allowed within limit of tickets west
of Mississippi River. For informa-
ton regarding these excursions and
rates write to or call on nearest
coupon agent Of this line or W. T.
Rogers, Pass. Agent. Chattanooga,
]. H. PEBBLES, Tk't Agent Union de-
pot, Chattanooga.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18

CORPORATION and anti-corpora.
tion had an exciting time in Clinton
Anderson county, on the 10Th. The
anti's carried by two votes.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
The new Store.

The new Store.
d. A. Clemens goes to Lane Semi
nary the present collegiate year.
A fresh stock Of candies at George
Toole's.
The meeting at Peck's Chapel Is
growing in magnitude. All the
churches have united in the meet
ing.
Lamp chimneys 8 cts. Blanken-
ship & Rules.
Bring your produce to r. M. Ma
gill & Co.
Quite large representation went
from Maryville to the camp meet
ing last Sunday at Carpenters. The
day was a fine one and the audience
was large.
If you want full valne for your
money, 60 to Thornton's New Store,
Maryville.
The memorial sermon of the late
Fred Spangler was preached at the
Baptist church last Sabbath, by
Rev. Smith. The audience was
large and attentive.
Mems good boots $l.5O Blanken-
ship & Rules.
Mr.. King, of Allegheny Springs
was in the city Saturday night after
visit at Knoxville a couple of days
he will return to his home in GeOr.
gia in a week or two.
Fresh cream cheese always on
hand at George TOole's.
The TIMES Office has just added
a wire stapler for binding catalogues,
pamphlets, minutes of conferences,
conventions, associations, Presbyte-
ries etc. Send to US for prices In all
such work giving US as near:as may
be, number Of pages, whether cover
IL desired etc.
The verdict of the people who
have tried US is that we give you
better goods for the money than
any other store In Maryville'
Give US q trial. TIC. Thornton 4
Brothers.
Good Lamps complete, rs cts
Blankenship & Rules.
The M. E. church south, will hold
their annual conference on the End
day of October, at MorristOwn Tenn
Go to L. ]. Magill's to get your
bargains he is selling his entire
stock ut cost.
Rev. Jas. Mcconnell and wife
Post master Edmondson and wife
and Wick Eakin, left Monday
morning for Chattanooga Tenn, II
attend the 10th Anniversary reun
ion of the Army of the Cumberland
Bacon, -four, lard, dried beef ant
breakfast bacon at George Toole's
Miss Matte Raines young lad!
Of % years died at her fathers home
in this city last Thursday morning
of fever. She was only sick on
week. She was buried at Pine
Level.
Ladies' Fine button shoes $40
Blankenship & Rules.
The family of John McCullocl
decd will remove to Dunbar Ne
braska this week. The family ha
lived here a great many years an
was highly respected. The TINE
sends it's good regards with them.
Rememember we are at w. {
Newby's former stand, and will Civ
: Special Bargains during court weel
IR. M Mapill g. ca.
Good Tobacco 80 cts. per poun'
Blankenship & Rules.
Mr.. Counts, of Ellejoy, was in tn
city last Thursday with a load 0
. fine apples, he had no trouble I
sell them. 1t is said he has one I
the finest orchards in the county {
Blount.
Lead pencils 8 cents per dozel
Blankenship & Rules.
For RENT.-Dwelling house an
: lot west of, and adjoining W. 4
McTeer's place. c. N. SIMMONS.
t Major Will A. McTeer and Ms
Ben Cunningham went to Cumbe
!, land Gap yesterday it being the al
niversary of the evacuation of thu
point, but returned the same da,
A misfit of the rail road occasiOne
it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
Maryville Market Report.

The following quotations are the
merchants buying prices; retail
selling prices are higher.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-18
L NDREW GAMBLE,
IA Fire Insurance Agent,

,Rspresents ths fo!ievias we'll known companies;
The Firemans Fund, Of San Francisco, CAL;
The Union, San Francisco. CAL; East Tenn
essee, Knoxville; The Knoxville Fire, Knoxville
The Island Home Knoxville;