The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-25
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Arguments were begun Thursday
in the Michigan Supreme Court in
volving the cOnstitutionality of the
Miner election law.
DR.. Blankenship, Office up stairs
next door to George & Frows Drug
Store. Will give special attention
to chronic diseases.
The Association of American
Authors was organized Wednesday
at New York. Thomas Wentworth
Higginson is President of the order.
1t is reported there are mines and
lands of the Center Creek Mining
Company, at Webb City, Mo-, have
been sol to an English company
for 100000.
The concert to be given at the
Presbyterian church tonight
promises to be the best musical
treat ever given to a Maryville
audience.
The members of the Senior class
were right royalty entertained by
Prof. and Mrs. Cate last Friday
evening from to 7 o'clock.
A complete report of the COM
mencement exercises will appear in
the TINES next week; commencing
with the Baccalaureate sermon OF
last Sabbath and including every
thing of interest during the week.
G. B. Ross has a first class Ice
Cream Parlor and in good style, Is
now open for the season. l Will sci
by the dish or gallon, and Will not
be undersold. q. y. Ross.
ave obtain patents for protection,
not for ornament Send for our
valuable pamphlet. Dubois & Du-
Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash
ington, d. G. Mention this paper.
8 s. Tyr.
While you are attending Court
don't forget to attend B. Strawzk's
auction, every day until the 2Sth of
the month. Every time you buy a
dollars worth of goods, he "knocks
off" 40 cents, and you get the goods
for GO cents.
Last Sunday, Ma rgaret Rogers of
Ellejoy, with her brothers and sis
sterS, went to the mountains.
They were passing under a tree
when they noticed a limb falling.
All escaped but Margaret; the limb
struck her on the head, knocking
her insensi5le. She never spoke af-
forwards and died the next evening
about dark.
Miss Harriet Boyle, of Nashville,
was visiting friends and relatives
in MaryviIle, last week. She was
born and raised in this County, and
when mere girl removed with her
fathers family to.Middle Tennessee.
Her presence and company was
greatly enjoyed by her former as
sociates and schOolmates, who found
her as vivacious and entertaining
as in her childhood, and the return
of her visit would be gladly wei.
coined.
PUBLIC SALE-On Saturday
May 9th, will be sold at residence,
near the X. & A. Depot, the follow
ing articles, consisting of tables,
chairs. stands, one old fashioned
high post mahogany bedstead with
secretary bureau and table to match
one four burner gasoline stove, one
open front heating stove, cooking
utensils and other articles too nu-
merous to mention. Sale to COM
mence at l O'Clock p. m.
j. y. CHAMBERLIN.
About ninety-nine sinners have
been made happy in the religion of
the Lord sinceRev. Sexton commen-
ccd his revival service. The Black
smith Preacher has moved men
who have never been moved before.
AS it is often remarked he certainly
has the "Old time" religion that he
loves so much to talk about. And
because of this he is a power. We
expect to hear of many more souls
being "born again" before this
meeting closes. The CHRISTIANS of
all of the denominations have
worked together tremendously and
faithfully and many of them feel
nearer their heavenly Father on
account of this meeting. Rev, Sex
ton may always feel sure of the
prayers of Maryville's faithful, for
his success, where ever he may be-
Mrs. DIR. Boardman very elegant