The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-06-17

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from Rome, Georgia. Mrs. Han
mum had to come home on account
of sickness.
Miss Matte Catlett, who has been
teaching in Cherokee, North Caro-.
lima, for some time past, spent a
few days in this city while on her
way home.
Roe FulkersOn, Mason Bartlett |
and John Moore started for the
mountains Friday morning, where
they will spend week or two fish.
ing and hunting.
Last Thursday, S. A. D. Conover
went to the mountains on fishing
excursion. We will not tell any
one whether it was girl or a fish |
he is trying to catch.
Mr.. J. Estill, President Morning
News Co., Savannah, Ga, says: A
member of my family who has been
martyr to neuralgia headaches
tor twenty years, has found in Brad
ycrotine an infallible remedy.
DR.. g. w. Earle, Pickens, 8. G.,
writes: II recommended BIB. to
a man who had suffered for years
with a malignant ulcer on his leg,
that seemed to resist all other treat.
ment. After using four or five bot
ties the ulcer began to heal and his
leg is now sound and WE'LL" 24.4w.
have % head of thorough Po-
land China pigs for sale at $6 per
head or $40 a pair. All my stock
are eligible to be recorded in the O.
PC. They are as good strains of
blood as any in the record. Come
and see for yourself, or address
R. L. HAMILTON, Maryville, Tenn,
IN miles southeast of the College.
A. B. Harris and ]. M. Hall, who
graduated this year at Harrison
and Chilhowee Academy, have the
management of Porter's Academy
for the next school year. Both OF
the above named gentlemen are
live, energetic young men and the
school which has been among the
best in the past will make still
greater improvements under their
efficient management.
The Westminster League gave q
most pleasant social and literary
= entertainment last Friday evening
: The program consisted of speeches
readings, and singing. The render
!, ing Of the beautiful song, "The Fire
! Bells" by w. E. Graham, Mary
ville's sweetest singer, was the
9 leading feature of the evening ant
! it was duly appreciated by the
large audience.
On Wednesday of last week tn,
: motion for a new trial in the cas-
Of DR.. Hannum came up before
Judge Sneed, at Knoxville, ant
:. was overruled. The Judge said h
u construed the recommendation 0
the jury "with mitigating circum
t stances" to mean imprisonment fo
r life. DIR. Hannuln's attorneys will
take the case to the Supreme Court
n We are in receipt Of copy of tn
It Maryville (Tenn.) TIMES and also
catalogue of the College at tina
, place from our esteemed friend J
o M. Carnahan, who is now perms
nently located at that place. Bot
the catalogue and TIMES indicat
d that Maryville is thriving plac
l. and the Ledger wishes Mr.. Carna
s. han success in his new home.-A1
n tica (Ind.) Ledger.
r. w. l.. Henry and wife, of Dallas
l. Texas, arrived here Sunday, after
most pleasant wedding tour. The
$. were married at Dallas, Texas, las
"a Wednesday, that day they starte
ST North, came by way of Memphis
Chattanooga, Lookout Mountai
and great many other places {
~ note. Mr.. Henry has number {
a relatives here and at Chilhowe,
~ and he and his wife will spend
month or SO visiting. The TIMT
,e wishes them pleasant voyage o'e
I'd life's sea.
80 James r. Williams, who has bee
attending College at this place ft
I'd some time past, returned to h
It. home in Kansas City, last Wedne
a day. Jim is one of the jolly boys
the College and has a host
). friends, who are sorry that he ism
~ coming back next year. Jim WI
~ also one of the crack ball players
o the College. His place on the ba
ground and in the school will
lie hard to fill. Come and visit |
f. some time, Jim, and you will find