The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-06-22

ohio" Jul-ya.
Free Lemonade on the grounds
the fourth.
Chas. McNabb and Max Loben-
slime of Lake Ottosee Park were in
town Monday evening.
If you don't believe Maryville can
celebrate the 4th of July just come
to town and see.
The presbyterians will con-
duct their first service in their new
church building next Sabbath.
Mrs. James Blackburn and clild-
rem, of Alabama, are visiting L. L.
Cowan and family at their country
home two miles northeast of Ma
ryville.
There will be union twilight SER
service at the new Presbyterian
church, Sabbath evening, June rs"
5 80 to 7 o'clock. Short talks from
Sc yeral ministers. All are cordial
ally invited.
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g. 5 = Tyr.
I-scream! Who screams? Why
nobody. We only mention the fact
that the best Ice Cream you have
ever seen or ever will see will be
furnished by the ladies of the M. E.
Church next Thursday evening at
Mr. Tom Cooper's.
Sunday evening the New Provi-
dence Sunday School had a very
interesting children's day exercise.
The best thing Of the evening was
a song, by DR.. John A. Goddard's
little daughter, Lulu.
Emmons Blaine, son of James G.
Blaine, died in Chicago, June 18th.
of blood poison resulting from intla-
nation of the bowels. This was a
great surprise as Young Blaine was
at the Minneapolis and took an act
tive part in the convention.
Take your best girl to the beauti-
full yard belonging to Mr.. Tom
Cooper, next Thursday evening and
there let her eat all of the delicious
Ice Cream she wants. Ladies of
tho M. e. Church will dish it out to
you at the regular market price.
Landau Wallace's little seven
month old child died Thursday
evening of Cholera Morbus. The
child had never been sick before
and seemed well aud hearty the
night before. The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy of host
of friends.
In this issue we announce the
names of John III. Pickens and w.
w. Lawrence for Sheriff and Tax
Assessor, respectfully. Both of
these gentlemen are among our
very best citizens and are well
known to most of our readers. The
only thing against them is their
democratic principles.
Saturday night during the electric
storm the lightning struck a tele.
phone pole, near Henry Clemens
house. IT. shocked Mr.. Clemens
who was severely hurt about the
head in falling to the floor. He re
NAMED insensible for some time
but is better at this writing.
The members of the Baptist
Church Sunday School will have 8
picnic at Everett's Grove, Thursday
June 23rd. The children's day ex
ercises will be given in connection
with the picnic, commencing a
1890 a. m. Members of Other
churches and Sunday Schools are
cordially invited to attend.
The following persons attended the
Senatorial convention at Hartman
last Friday:-T. N. Brown, An
drew Gamble, John A. Goddard
]. C. Stanfeld, Will Wine, J. II
Webb, r. b. McBath, John Blan
kenship, Ben Cunningham, II. ?
Costner, Moses Waters, Ton
Beals, Andy and Campbell Delozicr
Their eyes looked suspiciously rec
when they came back, but thei
they had to pass through Knox
vile.
J.W. Reid is the third newspapers
man nominated by the Republican
party for the Vice President. TIL,
first was SCHUYLER Colfax, who wa