The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08

Miss Neppie Hannum, one OF
Maryville's beautiful young ladies,
is taking a two weeks visit with
the Misses Mayes in Chattanooga.
Capt. Rowan spent q few days OF
last week In Knoxville.
w. L. Henry and wife, VIII Ir.
win and wife, and Misses Hessie
Irwin, Agnes Wilson and Jessie
Bishop spent last Thursday at
Montvale.
T. A. Hill was transacting bust
ness in Knoxville, last Wednesday.
DR.. ]. H. Brickell returned from
Miser, the first Of last week. He
reports his father as being a great
deal better.
Mr.. Frank Frow, our handsome
and popular young druggist, of the
firm OF George & Frow, and Miss
Eliza D'Orton, one Of Maryville's
esteemed and pretty young ladies,
were united in marriage at the res
idence Of Joseph Burger, last We'd
nesdsy, DR.. r. M. Bartlett per-
forming the ceremony. The happy
couple then left to spend some
time at Allegheny Springs, one Of
East Tennessee's popular summer
resorts. The TIMES extends con-
CALCULATIONS and wishes them a
long, happy, and prosperous mar
ried life.
Mrs. Robert Tedford is at Ale
ghany Springs.
Misses Mamie Mckinley and Ida
Seaton are visiting Miss Ella Dunn
Of Tuckaleechee.
Miss Dora White is clerking fol
, A. X. Harper.
Leroy Warful is now cashier and
book keeper at A. X. Harper's.
Quite large number Of Mary
: ville's citizens spent the 4th, picnic
ing at Wildwood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kagley, of the I'll
! district, were visiting Mr.. Taylor o
the Eureka House, last week. MI
Kagley is one of the oldest citizen
of Blount county, being 70 year
old. He has been married 81 years
and out of 10 children he and hi
, wife have raised nine. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kagley are an addition to any
community and Blount county i
proud of such reliable citizens.
Joseph Hodges and wife left las
week for Tallapoosa, Ga, where h
will work at his trade.
Drew Summers left Snnda,
morning for Tallapoosa, Georges
where he has secured place in
: machine shop.
Prof. VIM. P. Hastings, resigne
the principalship of Freedman
!, Normal Institute on the Goth {
u June last, owing to continued i
health. Mrs. L. H. Garner, former
If ly assistant principal, was electe
h principal by the New Englan
|. Yearly Meeting of the Friends, I
v. succeed Prof. Hastings. Mrs. Ga
e ner comes to the high responsibilit
It fully equipped by experience fl
J. the work before her and we doul
Y, not the school will continue
n prosper under her management ,
J. in the past.
IL Is it sensible? Is it reasonable
i Is it economy, to suffer yourself ar
ia worry others with a headache whe
~ BradycrOtine will relieve you
ol fifteen minutes. 1t costs only fifi
y cents a bottle.
Miss Nora Badgett is visiting re
;, atives in Knoxville, for a few day
r Mrs. l.. s. Bartlett, widow of Prt
IL A. Bartlett who died in 1888; die
in Dayton, Tenn, July 6. Her r
mains will be buried by the side
Il. her husband in College Cemeter
of Maryville, July 8, 1891. Her di
ease was dysentery and gastritis.
" The first of last week 81
t. weighing about eleven pounds w
added to the family of Harlan NJ
- Ginley. Uncle Harlan is now TT
ing to do everything on the far
at once. 1t is said that he start,
n out to saddle a horse to come
H. town the next morning and in son
~ way he got the saddle on the CO
n however we will not swear to Il
above, but if it is so we will adm
at that he is excusable under the Ct