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Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

LoNpoN, Dec. 9.-The epidemic of in
nuenza In Russia aud other parts OF the
continent has caused fear In England
that the disease will extend throughout
the United Kingdom. In many parts OF
tlie continent business Is almost sus
pended owing to the prevalence OF the
disease. which is no respecter of persona.
One eminent physician reports that inilu-
enza has appeared IN Loudon, two cases
Of the disease being under his treatment.
THE DISEASE SPREADING IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-IntluenZa is spread
ing rapidly In many parts of Germany.
At Spaudnu over 100 workmen In the gun
factory are afflicted with the disease.
vIENNA's VIOLENT VISITATION.
VIENNA, Dec. 0.-1he influenza has
fallen upon this city with great viru-
lence. There are 100 cases in the arms
factory alone.
nUNGARIAN CITIES AFFLICTED.
PEsTm, Dec. 9.-Iniluen2a has made
Its appearance In Lemburg and Cracow.
AN ENGLISH SPY ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 9.-The Novoe
Vremya states that an Englishman was
arrested at Sebastopol while engaged In
making sketches OF the batteries and
forts at that place. Compromising docu-
ments were found in his possession.
EMIN PAsHA's CONDITION.
LONDON, Dec. 9-Dr. Parke sends a
bulletin from BaRamoyo reporting some
Improvement in the condition oil Emin
Pasha.
THE MASSACRE OF THE PETERS PARTY.
ZANZIBAR, Dec. 9.-Later advices con-
! firm the report of tine massacre of DR..
Peters party. The camp was enclrclcd
| by 200 soInalis at midnight and not a
single member of the expedition escaped.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

MEDIA, Pa, Dec. 9.-The effort. to se-
cure harmony in the Republican party In
Delaware County were supplemented by
a conference I'm this place last evening, In
which Senator Robinson, Collector
Cooper, Andrew Dalton, Josiah Smith
and Henry q. Snowden participated
Smith and Snowdcn are chairman and
secretary of the Republican County Com
mittee.
Senator Cooper declared that he had
taken 70 part in the recent factlona al
quarrel, had no candidate to press for
future places and hoped that no one
would he brought forward who would
beget strife. The meeting broke up with
expressions of good feeling, and 1t is
thought will result In harmony In the
party.
The appointment of Isaac Robinson,
OF Chester, to place In the Philadelphia
Mint, on Senator Robinson's recommen-
dation, has brought host of appllca
tions to the Senator.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

1t is with sincere sorrow that we, the
committee of Bricklayers' Union, are
called Oh to record the death OF our fel.
low member and brother, Ferdinand $.
Sparks, a genial aud bright companion
whose counsel and presence will be sadly
missed In future proceedings OF our asso-
citation. And II Is further
Resolved, That we extend t. the be =
reaved family cur heartfelt sy ympathy and
cOndolen on this sad occasion, knowing
him as wo do; and further
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for the period Of thirty days,
and that II copy of these resolutions be
presented the family of Our deceased
brother, and be published in all the daily
papers. JAMES u. MCCLosKEY,
JOHN Il. MCNABB,
joan IL. SAvILLE,
JosEPm A. DALEY,
JAMES T. LoFTUs,
THOMAS NJ. REILLY.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

WTLLIAMsroRT, Dec. 9.-The coDgre-
CATION OF Shiloh Baptist Church, colorcd,
this city, is In state OF war over the
election OF new pastor. Yesterday
several members of the church called on
the Mayor and asked Tor police protec-
tion, and lie detailed an officer to attend
the service and preserve the peace. TIE
newly.elected pastor was to occupy the
pulpit for tho first tine, and tho,e OPP
postd to him declared that they would
break up the service.
When the minister ascended to the
pulpit wild scene ensued. Men shook
their fists in one nnother's faces, women
screamed and the tfllttr pounded on the
pulpit with his club ior order.
Finally the policeman succeeded in re.
storing quiet, and after good deal of
trouble prevailed on the people to retire,
whereupon he locked up the church. An
effort is now being made to adjust the
difficulties.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.


Tho committee. consisting of Miss
Louisa Myers, Miss Frances Broadway,
Mrs. Eleanora johnson, Mra. Geo.giana
Griffin, Mr.. Henry s. Jenkins. Charles
Stewart and Arthur CUT, which gave the
entertainment for the benefit Of Mt. Joy
NJ. Il. Church, deserves much COM
mendatlon for their success. The enter
tainment was rare treat. the music was
good and the pieces rendered by Misses
Myers and Broadway were really anus
ing. We highly appreciate this noble
elort In our behalf aud pray Gods bless
lug upon the liberal hands that aided in
this effort. Notwithstanding the inclem-
ent weather they presented 10 the
pastor and trustees Sl1.0O, for which we
extend our heartfelt thanks.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-On Saturday
eve ming, at O'Clock, b. L. Mcdaniel, OF
the Pennsylvania Club, aud also the VII.
mington Wheel Club, and Il. Kolb and
Captain Dimon, OF the South End
Wheelmen. started from the General
Wayne Hotel to make new 2i-hour
record over the Sporting Life seven mile
course. Rain inter'ered few hours be.
fore the finish, and caused the with.
dIawal of the South End men after GOV.
ering 17S miles, but Mcdaniel continued
riding till p. M, and made a new local
record of 2ll miles. The ride was timed
and checked by a number Of South End,
Van Wagner, the Rhode Island cham.
pion, paced Mcdaniel during the after.
noon.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

CHESTER, Dtc. 9.-Aldermen Allen,
Garvine aud Oelesby. Of this city, and
Justices Hare ana Freshley, of South
Chester, together with Justice Campton,
of Upland, and Justice Ward, of Eddy
stone, unite IN protesting against the SEN
timent expressed recently by the grand
jury that the Justices should tettle more
cases and not let Them come before the
jury to be ignored. They each declare
that 1t Is impossible for them to settle a
case unless the litigants are willing,
which they are not Ia nine cases out OF
ten. They ieel that the grand jury has
done them an injustice In thus criticising
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Rev. Frank II. Moore, OF Philadelphia.
has accepted call to the Forest Presby-
terian Church at Middletown, and
preached on Sunday morning ind even
ing eloquent and impressive sermons to a
large congregation, and made very
favorable impression. The church has
been without a regular pastor since last
January, when Rev. w. Z. Alexander
resigned to go to Matawan, N. j., aud
the members are greatly pleased to have
the pulpit filled regularly without
troubling tho Presbytcry.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
A Relic of tho War.

GETTYSBURG, Dec. 9.-While the ten
ant ON the farm OF Hon. David Wills wac
engaged in plowiug no came across a
well preserved skeleton OF large man.
II Is presumed to he that Of Confederate
soldier belonging TO a battery OF artillery
which occupied this place ON Seminary
Ridge during the battle OF the last two
days. Nothing was found with the bones
wh.ct would serve to Identify them.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Library Of Congress

to have window glass las pd Lio'"' y
ID. II. Smith reported that new school
for white children was opened over
Eleventh street bridge yesterday, and a
motion was passed authorizing Mr. Smith
to employ u ianitor at 81 per week.
Mr.. Trump referred In view OF the
large number Of deaths reported by build
ings being burnt down, to tho necessity
oi having irn escapes erected TO all the
public school buildings.
Mr.. John Pyle referred to No. 8 school,
Seventh aud Spruce streets. as sample
OF schools without fire escapes. The
building fr0nted on Seventh street, had
but one entrance, stairways at the front,
room alter room on second story, Goa /
rooms near the front; no way Of egress in
case OF fife except by coming front TO the
stairs, which might be all IN flames.
There would be u great responsibility
resting somewhere In case of fire, said
Mr.. Pylo. "a moral responsibility
would rest upon the board" taid Mr.
Joseph Pyle. eyes, and ! do not know
but II would be q legal responsibility,
replied Nr. John Pyle. Other remarks
were made In favor Of he escapes by
Mcssrs. o'Donnell, Cassidy, Simmons
and Shortlidge. DIR. Shortlidgc said that
II the city had n building inspector who
was worth anything the board would
have had fire escapes long ago. The
whole matter was referred TO the Fire
Escape Committee with Instructions to
get estimates for fire escapes and report
NJ tho next meeting.
Eureka Council, Jr. o. U. A. n, sent
communication asking permission 10
present the High School with Il fiag on
Wtshington's birthday. The gilt was
accepted and the president OF the board
and the High School Committee ap.
pointed to receive ihs flag.
| Bills were passed as follows: w. II.
Loncs, Sl0; J. II. Forrest. tl2; p. Il
Clark & Co., 1884; Phillips & Kane,
SS 81; Miller 81 jenkins, Sl809; w. IL.
Foulk, $iO22; Granville Worrell, 81;
The Wilmington Manufacturing Co., $40;
Gawthrop Brother Co., "a 33; Adams x
Bro, $l.07; W. r. Robinson, S!3.22; j.
r. Montgomery, t250: j. A. Greenman
& Son, S5. 20; J. G. 5rlson, 81 02; A. L.
Sterling, $50; Cauby Cox, 81; First q,
| Allmon, 50. 20; w. b. Bralton, So. so; J.
q. Adams, Sl3.5O; p. B. g. j. b. Fore
man, J7,25; @. W. Goodley, 81; X.
Taylor & Co. t259S; J. v. Carlisle &
Co, S0.i3; Andrews Manufacturing
Company, s5s.4o; Sharp d. Co., s27. 75
Il. B. Biscoe, IS; s. L. Simmons &
brother, sJ3.2i; Trump Brothers Ma
chine Company, Sl56i; The Pusey 4
Jones Company, SlQ2 OF; NJ. A. Provost
Sl.sS; Kate C0rbit, $7.25; Jackson and
Sharp Company, s52i G. \. Thomas 4
Co., t2Oi.56.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

LIMA, o., Dec. 10.-Colonel ]. IL.
Rathbone, founder of the o. der Of the
Knights OF Pythiss, died here yesterday
afternoon. General Carnahan at once
Issued an order directing that tho officers
and Sir Knights of the uniform rank
should wear the badge of mourning for
sixty days, and that the divisions drape
their warrants in mourning for like
period. On parade flags and standards
will be draped.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

r. 8. 8. Miller, Of Rivervlew, Is en-
gagged in covering boilers and steam
pipes, as may be seen by card In another
column. Within the past month he has
covered the boilers In Curtis paper mill,
and also in the creamery at Newark, be.
sides covering for the railroad companies,
and for various private parties in oul
city. He is enterprsing and up with the
demands of the times.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

A lad about 4 or years of age, by the
name OF George Brown, while playing in
the street last evening at Fourth and Tat
nall streets, was knocked down by dog.
cart belonging to NJ. Devine and run
over. The horse was running away at
the time. He vas picked up by gen.
tleman who happened 10 be passing by
and taken to his home at No. 1O7 West
Fourth street, where lie was attended to
by medical summons. lie was doing as
well us could be expected this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Steward and Chandler's excellent IA
mily coal is giving grand results. No
more trouble with poor free. And why?
Because we will not sell an article that
will not give the best results. Our coal
is under cover and well cleaned, slate
picked out aud full weight given. Try it.
Office South SIDE and branch Office 8.
W. corner Second and French. Phone
1l0 aud 1872
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Married and lowered nj n Fair

BRADFORD, Dec. 0.-The Exempt
Firemen's Association opened their fair
at Orpheus Hall 10 night. One OF The
features OF the evening was the marriage
on the stage of IL. s. Stinson and Mary
Cronnon, both OF this city. A heariy
cheer from the large number present
greeted MIR. Stinsou aud his bride as
they came on the stage. His Honor,
Mayor Sweeney, tied the knot that made
the twain one, and after the ceremony
Mr.. j. l.. Andrews stepped onto tie stage
and handed the bride crisp new SlO0
note, this bting the sum offered to any
couple who would be married at the lair.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Two Two Nsught
and
Two Two Two.
arVe Gus.

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
he could not see to recognize an object
three feet from him, had his eyes COM
pleteiy cured by using DIR. Slmms' Eye
Cure and thus was relieved OF the trouble
Of wearing glasses. This famous medi-
clue cures every time.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Powell has oh his stall In the Third
street market German carp. coddsh,
haddock, halibut, sea bass, black fish,
white fish. catfish, salmon, trout iand q
lot OF teTrapin.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Old Girls will lie at Aliens Sc. store to-
morrow with ponies, and will parade
the streets. VIII star. from the store at
10 a. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

As a wholesome and powerful tonic,
prompt aud pleasant Alternative, and
thorough cleanser and renovator of the
system, the people everywhere are cor.
daily indorsiDg Laxador. Price 25c.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

some singing canary birds. also, some
Norwich canaries. deep orange coler.
Every bird warranted II Ginger. j. il.
Harkins, cigar store, No. 2l5 West
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-It is only
eighteen months since the Press an.
nounced that Claus Spreckels Intended to
erect sugar refinery In Philadelphia.
On August 4, 1888, less than fifteen
months ago, the first brick in the i'm.
mense structure was laid, and, although
II was predicted that three years would
be required for its construction, yesterday
spreckels' Sugar Refinery, on the banks
OF the Delaware, between Reed and Dick
lnson streets, was put into operation, and
the total Cost Is estimated at $3, COO, 900.
The buildings range in height from three
to thirteen stories, the main buildings
being 100 feet high.
AS they now stand these works have a
capacity of refining 1000, 900 pounds OF
sugar every twenty-four boure. To handle
this immense business there Is a barrel
factory ab.e to turn out Is, 900 barrels
daily, with q drying kiln with a ca
pacity for 1900, 900 slaves. Conveyers
are arranged to carry automatically the
barrels from the cooperage TO the finish
ing room. Three lines of railroads run
into the property, and three wharves 600
feet long and so feet wide have conve yors
running their whole length, carrying
sixty tons of sugar to the pans at q speed
of eighteen feet per minute.
Not satisfied with this immense plant,
Mr.. Spreckes intends to duplicate It,
'rhis will give his refinery capacity Of
1000, 600 pounds, or 1000 tons. OF sugar
daily. The work which has begun viii
not interfere with the buildings now up
and will he completed in much shorter
time. When all is finished there will b,
solid mass OF buildings extending T.
the Delaware river for three squares, t
Meadow street and from Reed TO Dickin
son street, employing l,000 people.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

For
opy -t1a oplsla kttt
For

High instep and wide ankle button shoes
for ladies, stop at Babcock's, 2O6 Market
street, above Second. East Side.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

7. A. Shannon has a nice line OF dry
goods, trimmings and gents furnishing
goods at lowest prices. No. 3l3 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Don't Miss seeing Girls. He will start
from Aliens &c. store at 10 .. IN. to.
morrow with ponies and parade the
streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Said the nurse to the doctor: "Sure
sir, only know of one good medicine for
the baby, and that Is DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup" 1t costs only 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

bCIs lUs-lu tne u. %,
senate yesterday bills were introduced by
Mr.. Plumb TO equalize bounties; by Mr..
quay, TO increase pensions for certain
disabilities; by Mr.. Platt, for the al mis-
sion of Idaho as State and to provide a
iH'' government fer Oklahoma;
Igress +, to compel Sabbath observ-
-, .sru by Mr.. ingalls,, providing pen
sions for indigent parents of deceased
soldiers and for dependent soldiers (the
drand Army bilD. Mr.. Turpie offered
resolution that the proposed penal en-
actment against trusts should provide for
the seizure and contiscation OF trust
goods on lawful warrant end informa-
ton. Mr Morgan offered resolution,
which was agreed to, instructlng the
Committee on Foreign Relations to in
quire and report the best method of in.
creaBing our commerce with the people
OF tho Free State of Congo. Senate sd-
jOurned.
The Speaker announced the Commit
tees ON Ways and Means, Appropriations
Manufactures, Elections aud Mileage,
Mr.. Mckinley is Chairman OF the Ways
and Means. Cannon of Appropriations,
Kelley ol Maruiactur, 8, ald I.1Hell OF
Elections. The House adjourned until
Wednesday.
nv oiilitNiun Vi JuuRt helley from the
Ways and Means Committee was at his
own request. lie wrote to the Speaker,
asking TO be excused from further service
on tina: laborious committee, because of
his age and the present condition OF his
health.
The nomination of Judge Brewer to be
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the United States Is under considers
ton by the Senate Committee on the
Judiciary, but has not yet been acted
upon.
| Efforts are TO be made In this Congress
to secure the admission of the remaining
Territories into the Union as Stltes.
Senator Jones, OF Arkansas, says he is in
favor OF admitting all except Utah.
| The Republican Caucus Committee, TO
arrange the committees of the Senate,
will report to the caucus this afternoon.
Two new committees will be provided
for-one ON Immigration and the other
on Indian Depredations. or the former,
Mr.. Chandler will be chairman; OF the
latter, Mr. Moody OF South Dakota.
| Do Won notice how in fopCv wet or
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

For Christmas photographs go to Hol-
land. lie makes the best in the city
the very lowest prices. Don't forget the
number, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Order your picture flames at once, al
YerQer's. The rush is here. 419 Shipley
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

One of our most estimable citizens may
he thankful for the Introduction OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, for its timely use
has saved his life. For incipient con
sumption II Is q certain remedy. Price
% cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

The best and cheapest place In the city
TO buy pictures Is at Ytrget'e, il9 Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

EichiDgs & engravings ready framed
ct Yerger's, 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

w Deposit Your money in Savings
Fund that pays but per cent, and re-
quires long notice to withdraw large
lmounts2
ISIT NOT BETTER lit is certainly
more proiltable) to make deposits in nm
institution that pays you 10 per cent.
and allows you to withdraw on 30 days
notice without loss of interest?
Tho Home Savings and Loan Associa.
tion does this and your money Is secured
on first mortgages on city property,
worth twice the amount of loan. The
Minnesota State Law requires this.
Certificates arc payable monthly, pre-
paid ut $65 per share or full paid at 800.
0O per share.
E. D. r. SUTTON,
General Agent,
838 MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

for IL cabinet photographs and one I6xeo
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
S02 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Order your picture frames at once for
christmas before 1t is too late, a, Yefs
gers, 4l9 Shlpley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
ViCi
| Conquered
CLOTHING
Vidi
| Saw
HAM BURGERS
Venii
[ Came
SHOES

OF
81 thorough oquenh
intend such will n
Offerings
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Post Boy Tobacco Get 1t from your
dealer. s. Fl. Durstein, wholesale agent,
No. 8 East Second street.
Two Two Naught
aud
Two Two Two.
For sale, cheap custom. made over.
coats, which have been made to order
and not called for Tailors, 52I Market,
Bucher Sign Painter, SIS Shipley st.
Have U been to 5l2 King street2
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

LADIES'
Tomorrow at $l.25.
HAMBURGERs' SHOES
$1.49
Tomorrow $1.49.
HAMBURGERs' SHOES
$198
yofoursa sands shoesfo tender fe.
To morrows holiday Offering 81 SO
HAMBURGERs' SHOES
Manyo ofoursa go'
Tomorrow at 50 SO.
HAMBURGERB' SHOES.
$500
in
Tomorrow $500
HAMBURGERs' SHOES.
$3.50
tend fect
Tomorrow at $3.50
HAMBURGERs' SHOES
In elot
worth 81 So tomorrow Si6
lot square toe % tomorrow 81 Big offering
goods tomorrow $780, HAMBURGERs' SHOES.
BOYs-YOUTHS-MIs
....Sl
l25
........ Isl
.SlG9
tremendous onerng OF Misses shoes
excellent hlds shoe
HAMBURGEHs' SHOES
SLIPPERS. SLIPPERS
See remdou slippers
gents aud boys slippers 59c Special Slippers bargains
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

- Car cottoDseed meal just received from
tennessee. Tatnsll Bros, 10l Maryland
avenue.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Picture frames made by electricity at
Yerger's, 41y Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Overcoats to measure, $3.50. Merchant
Tailors, 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
,0iED OF EDUCATION.
Al IMPORTANT CHANGE IN
7.s RULES OFFERED.
sci,,o,, mud New Tcachers-Flre
.eare, To he Erected on All School
,,o,.Iur,-Tho High school to
get lag Bills Passed.

, r,cuIar meeting Of the Board OF
,,Yr.i,., was held last night.
lhgIC committee on Teachers made the
UCemg report: Your COMMITTEES on
r,shr.. respectfully report the resigna-
M or Miss Maggie Il. Carpenter OF No.
srplal, aud make tho following recon-
erI ,ti,us, That Miss Annie i. Nc
It,sey be- made sixth assistant IN the
by,' department of No. 4; that Mis-
tml, lirorn be appointed TO teach
It,h Atl tenth grades primary pupils
girls No /, at u salary oi s425 per
tTum, that Miss Anna II. Draper be
[,le l.rSt assistant in No. o; that Miss
|l1e Webb be appointed TO lowest po-
on !u No. 20; that Miss Carrie j.
EOek,ey be appointed teacher In new
I.5ol yer Eleventh street bridge"
|Tae treasurer made the following re-
Irt which was adopted;
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

The motion was divided and while Mr..
Hartman was permitted 10 have the plat
iorms painted, he was not permitted to
have any carpets.
Mr.. Simmons, No. ls, was authorized
to sell some old iron.
Mr.. Bailey, No. ID, was authorized TO
purchase a wheelbarrow, and to have
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. I0.-In the U. g.
senate yesterday bills were introduced by
MI. Plumb TO equalize bounties; by Mr..
quay, TO increase pensions for certain
disabilities; by Mr.. Platt, for the al mis-
sion of Idaho as a State and to provide a
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Harness, robes and whips at PerkInss
No. 101 Vast Ria kfk AisA.A
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

The revival still continues at Madeley
NJ. e. Church with unabated interest.
On Sunday evening four or five professed
conversion, and on Monday evening
several penitents knelt at the altar and
one pr0lessed conversion. Rev. Mr..
Ewing will preach this evening, and
general Invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Have U been to 5l2 King street2
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10

Save Money and Trouble
by purchasing your coal Of Steward &
Chandler, who buy, prepare and keep
their coal under cover expressly for
family use. Depot and yard South Side.
Branch office Second and French. Ca II
phone Ito.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-10
Two Two Naught
aud
Two Two Two.

Bucher Sign Painter, SIS shipley
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-19
MCMILLAN HOUSE,

Corner Of State and Union Sts.
This House Is one Of the MOST
CONVENIENT and BEST in the
city for regular and transient ooard-
ers. Table supplied with the best
the market affOYdS. We will make
1t to your interest to call on US
Terms reasonable.
G. CATE, Proprietor,
Knox vile, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-19
THE coLoRED PEOPLE.
News Items Concerning the Color
cd People In and Around Mary
Vile. Cleaned by our Special
Correspondent.

Mr.. Finley Patterson came over
from Knoxville last Sabbath.
Mr.. J. g. Patterson has gone to
Virginia.
Esq. ]. E. Patterson went to
Knoxville Monday.
Our worthy townsman, Mr.. Jas.
Hall has received a pension.
Miss Nora j. Scott visited in
Knoxville last week. She returned
home Saturday.
There will be q festival at the A,
NJ. E. Zion Church next Saturday
evening.
Mission concert at the End Pres.
byterian church next sabbath
morning.
Quite a number of the A. NJ. E.
Zion Church girls are taking music
lessons of white girl by the name
of Smith. We wish them all sue.
cess, and trust that they will be.
come accomplished performers.