The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-10-26
l will make cake bread or rolls to
Mrs. NJ. A. GRIFFIN.

girl baby at his house. This may
be starter for the western part of
the city and it may equal east Mary
vile unparalleled record made re-
Gently.
Before going to press the Journal
comes to us with an account of Mrs.
Harrison's death at lao o'clock
Monday morning. The foremost
and one of the noblest women Of the
age has passed away.
Two ladies come very near break
ing their necks on the old side walk
just below the Nj. E.Church, When
some one is badly hurt and the
county has to pay damages we sup
pose that walk will be fixed.
Weeytend to our friends andpatrons
our sincere thanks and gratitude
for their liberal patronage since we
have been in business together. All
parties who are indebted to us will
please settle soon, and obligc most
truly Hill & Keny.
Rev. |. P. Martin, who has been
pastor of the NJ. E. Church South
for the past year left Monday morn
ing for .,Pocahontas, Va, where he
stationed for the coming year, Rev.
J. D. McAllster has been appoint
ed to fill the pulpit at this place.
Go to the New Firm, New Gpods
Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, La
dies Desk, Side boards, Wardrobes,
Fancy Rockers, Hat Racks and ev-
erything kept in first-class Furni-
ture store. PosEY & SwINDoLL,
255 Gay ST., Knoxville, Tenn.
The Hardware Firm of Hill &
Keny has been changed by mutual
consent to Keny & Waters. And all
friends and patrons of the old firm
will be gladly welcomed by the new,
and business will 60 on with the
same interest, in the latest improv-
ed machenry and farm implements.
Keny T. Waters.
| 4 Al. Il
In order to be healthy this is necessary. 35-1yr
The American Fire Insurance
Company of New York has II cash
Capital of $i00,0O000 assets
amounting to $l,695,092.5l. Before
insuring elsewhere please call and
get rates,-C. n. Simmons agent
Maryville Tenn. If
The following persons were licens-
ed to wed: Iva Hodge and Martha
Lowe, James Cooke and Ida Collins,
N Joseph McCauley and Lear Upton,
4 Soloman Shafstall and Martha Rom
inc, Akron Burns and Hanna Keller
;s Il. L. Anderson and Jennie M.
7 Thompson, Robt. S. Walker and
Daisy |. Hanna, Joseph Hines and
Jane Flanagan, Thos Chambers
u, and Matilda Crisk,
Pad Porter and vile had trouble
% and parted some time ago and Sat,
70 night her and her mother, Harry
Barger and wife were talking it over
in Porter's.house when John Films,
as Justice of the Peace, happened to
" pass along and Barger called him in
to consult him about how to procure
at divorce for Mrs. Porter. While
C. talking one Of the women told Elms
he had better not talk so loud as
gs Pad might be outside listening,
e. Elms got up to leave and said that
he would see. Just as he, stepped
ID out9ot the door Porter commenced
IN cutting him before he knew what
had happened. Fins knocked Por-
ter down two or three7.times, but
II each time'he would return and use
lg his knife. At last the knife severed
It. the muscle of the arm and Elms
was unable to do anything more and
VI started to run and got away. Elms
!, was cut in twenty-seven places and
IS the doctors think his recovery
doubtful. Porter was arrested and
gave a two thousand dollar bound.
I'd All the parties are colored.
co The revival meeting begun at this
place about ten days ago by the
blacksmith preacher Rev. J. Il.
lie Sexton of Maryville, still contin-
he ues with increasing interest, There
. have already been Sc conversions
. in the meeting and the churches of
the town are all being built up spirit
he ually. The meeting is held in the
Baptist Church which is filled to its
Il utmost capacity at each service.
lie, The Rev. Mr.. Sexton gave his ex-
1t. perience on last Monday and Thues-
day nights to a crowded house.