The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-19

The Democrats of this County,
will have mass. convention at the
Court House Aug. %, for the pur.
pose Of appointing delegates to the
Congressional Convention.
Mr.. Harvey Kidd and Mrs. Susan
Bond were united in marriage, last
Thursday night. We extend con-
gratulations and wish them "a hap
py voyage DER life's uncertain sea-"
The attention of our readers is
called to the gliding of the sign
over 8. A. Patton's Jewelry Store.
This is the work of our excellent
painter, F. P. Morton. Give him a
call if you need anything in his
line.
Messrs. Charles Parham, w. M.
Thomas, ]. G. Stanfeld, John Thorn
ton, Jonn A. Goddard and DIR. Nc
Teer went down to Louisville, last
Friday night to be at the regular
meeting of Washington Lodge, No
181, F. & A. M.
James HetheringtOn and wife,
Mrs. G. S. Bishop and children, left
last Wednesday morning, for Talla-
poosa, Ga, where they will make
their future home. While we are
sorry to lose them, we wish them
happiness and prosperity in their
new home +
Mr.. Joseph Jones and Mrs. Aman-
da Irwin were married Tuesday ev-
ening, at the brides home in this
city, Rev. M. Hunt performing the
ceremony. The contracting parties
are well known and have many
friends here, who wish that they
may experience all the joys and
none of the ills of a married life.
The following are among those of
our town who were at the Montvale
Ball Thursday night; Misses VIOLA
Hodsden, Cora Green, Jessie Nelson,
Neppie Hannum, Lille Hannum
and Mrs. Taylor Messrs Capt. Han
UNI, Linton Tedford, VIM. Bartlett,
John Moore, Ed. Rowan and Robt.
Parham.
Mr.. Charlie Stone and Miss Mag
gle Mckinley were united in mar
riage, at Knoxville, at the residence
of James Carnes. Rev. John B.
Carnes performing the ceremony.
Both young people have lived here
for some time and are well known
by everybody. We extend congrat-
ulations to the happy couple and
with a host of friends wish them a
successful and prosperous life.
feel it my duty to write you in
regard to the benefit your Brady.
crotine has been to my wife. Ever
since child she has been subject
to the most dreadful headaches
usually several times month. She
has tried doctors from Maine to Cal
ifornia but none could prevent these
spells running their course. Brady
crotine has not failed to effect cure
in a single instance, one dose usual
ly being sufficient. Oscar F. Frost
Monmouth, Maine.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. White
head, who lives about four mile,
from this place met with a serious
accident one day last week. Hi
} team ran away throwing him out
breaking one of his thighs and bruis
, ing the back of his head. MI
Whitehead is nearly eighty year
? of age, and has had a stroke of pa
ralysis. We understand that som,
of his grandchildren were in tn
wagon with him and were thu owl
out, but did not learn the extent Q
. their injuries.
, The father, brother and a few
friends passed through this plac
last Saturday, with Mr.. VIM. Head
. rick, from Miller's Cove, ON thei
, way to Lyons View. Mr.. Head
+ rick has, heretofore, been one of GU
best citizens. He was quiet, unas
Stunning and modest; and the tiding
of his insanity was a shock to hi
many friends. His family have tn
sympathy Of a host of friends VIII
wish that the dutiful son, the kin,
husband and father may be restol
ed to them clothed in his RICH
Z mind. = rs
An old veteran, by the name q
King, is lying very sick at Friends
Vile. He is the only support of
, large family, and now that he is 8
he cannot work, they are in SUI
fering condition. The Sons of We
n Grams have already sent money