The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-05-15


home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Everett went
to Knoxville last Saturday to spend
a day or two with their son.
Jacob Henry has position with
the Government. Is janitOr of the
Custom House at Knoxville.
Hugh Henry has been house.
painting lately. This looks suspi-
cious. Here is our - Hugh.
We thank our good friends who
pay us so promptly for the TIMES.
The scream" of Blount. county take
the TIMES and read it every week.
Charles Wilson was in Maryville
one day last week when he, for the
first time in his life saw a railroad
train. He was much excited when
he saw 1t running.
The strawberry crop is heavier
this year than usual. It pays to
raise them at 20 cents per gallon.
Try it and see, it IL less work and
better pay than corn, wheat or po-
tatoes.
The fruit crop is all right in
Blount county. The frost COM
planned of in upper East Tennessee
Virginia and North Carolina did no
damage here to the most tender
vegetation.
Use Mason's Cough and Cold
cure, guaranteed to cure all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs or
money refunded. 25 cts. per bottle.
For sale by Tedford & Frow and
s. L. George 4 Co. lO-Smo.
Prof. Rogers, who at the close of
the present term takes a position
with the State Y. NJ. c. A. and as
such he is to become q regular cor
respondent of the TIMES, giving the
results of his work throughout the
state, as we'll as other matters Of
interest which comes to his obser.
walton.
Men who have farms to sell had
better take to advertising them In
the TIMES. Mr.. Key who advertis-
ed his little farm for sale In the
TIMES has had response from the
North. To such as wish to do 40
we will set apart special depart
ment so that persons in other states
can see who they are, what they
have for sale and their Post Office
address.
THE Alanthus trees around the
White House In Washington City
have been cut down; they are said
to be an unhealthful growth to the
occupants of the White House. If
that is the case they should be
chopped down in Maryville and
wherever they grow. They are q
bad tree to get rid of as the wind
carries the seed all over the
country.
Mr.. George Cooper, student Of
Maryville College and the TIMES
College correspondent, died at his
home in this city last Friday morn
ing, of some kind of fever, having IS
an incident hemorage Of the bowels.
Mr.. Cooper was an excellent young
man Of bright promises for the
future. The TIMES with many
other friends regret the loss of SO
good a young man, and can really
and truly sympathise with father,
mother, brother and sisters of the
deceased.
Prof. Rogers preached last Sab
bath morning at the M. E Church.
His text was from the 18th chapter
of Matthew and 18th verse, "How
much then IL man better than a
sheep?" The Jews had brought
serious charges against Christ for q
violation Of the fourth command
ment because he had healed the
sick on the Sabbath day; on this
occasion he restored the withered
hand. Christ referred to the fact
that man might take sheep out
of pit on the Sabbath day and II
was not regarded as . violation Of
Gods commandment, but to relieve
man of physical pain or defect
in the mind Of the Jew, was
q violation of the command
ment which says, Thou shalt re-
member the Sabbath day to keep il
holy, and it was this inconsistency
. in their construction of the Law
; that brought out the question in tn,
/ text. The question Is an interest
. ing "ne and is an important inquir,
. to he made by every one. How
3 much then am l better than
!. sheep: