The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-30
Tuckaieeohee Tenn.

G. w. Enert and J. III. Brickey
of Mar yville College will spend
the summer in "the cove"
j. B. Adams came from Knox
vile with instruments for..tbe Tuck
aleechee brass baud.
Rev. A. b. Cabaniss associate
editor of The Baptist Reflector
delivered an excellent sermon at
Bethel.
Dame rumor says that DR. Rus
sell became so anxious before the
the band instruments came from
Knoxville that he tore up an old
coffee pot and used the spout as
substitute for horn.
G. w. Emcrt has the grippe"
We sympathize with you sold fell
low"
Robt. Caughron dimes at the
Kings table.
w. b. Bird has moved to his new
residence on Little River.
The NJ. Z. Church South is about
completed. Are we going to hear
the bell?
While returning froll Knoxville
n. B. Adams team became fright
ened, ran away and overturned
his wagon. Fortunately no damage
was done. "Be more careful next
time Professor.
The boys had fine rabbit hunting
in the snow.
Your correspondent numbers
with the sick.
A lot of our young men will at
tend the exhibition at Forest Hill.
Why?
The Sunday Ischool was moved
from the camp ground to the new
church, last Sunday, by vote of
sc to 2.
Mr. Charles Russell Of Crooked
Creek was visiting relatives. in our
community last week.
ID. M. Webb is teaching school at
the Middle school house. You
have our best wishes Dan.
One or the members of the band
plays shortened Bread" already.
Which one?
Mr.. s. Gillespie is saving a lot of
fine lumber in the lower end of this
Cove. &
March"came in like a lion" and it
seems that it might continue so.
G. A. King moved in his new
house last Tuesday. May he ex.
perience many happy hours is the
wish of a host of friends.
May, daughter of DIR Russell re-
marked during the lateisnow storm
that the lady above had bette,
quit picking her geese if she want
ed any peaches.
hope you won't smile
If l scribble awhile,
To just let,you know we cherish it 20
Nor do wish to appear ''peachy"
Our famous Brass Band of Tuckaeechee;
Mr. Adam basE nj mat ;nL % kat
And it will appear rather 'teachy."
Dan Webb has solo B,
Mr.. Birchy second B,
In this famous band of Tuckaleechee,
Joseph Jenkins esquire
Ofsolo alto doesn't tire,
Russell with second alto is plucky;
Doc Webb it is SO
The from bone does blow,
In this famous Brass Band of Tuckaleechee,
G.. W, Emert does moan
The weight of baritone
Mr.. Webster appeareth rather ''preachy,"
The tuba doth sound
For he holdeth il down.
This famous brass Band Of Tuckaleechee
Mr.. Myers bum bum!
Little Andy tumi ii tum!
wonder if I'm not little ''peachy"?
Ofhcers? good crew
Add bylaws to,
Hath this famous Brass Baud of Tuchaleeche
The valleys do ring
When they do sing:
Bat rs yet it does sound rather squeaky;
They'll make music l know,
For so hard they do blow,
In this famous Brass Band of Tuckaleechee,
Everybody in Tuckaleechees sui
scribes for the TIMES.
Rockford Tenn.
Rev. j. Il. Sexton commenced
revival meeting at this place las
Sunday night and up to this writ
ing has had fifteen profession,
the services are still going on, an
will likely continue for anothe
week. The interest in the servic
is very good. He closed a revivs
at Prospect Church on Ellejoy, las
Sunday which resulted in quite
revival of the church, and sewers
professions. We heard that ther
wprn Savnrol loft IN tho opxio,,