The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-06-29

DIR. Blankenship, office up stairs
next door to George & Frows Drug
Store. Will give special attention
to chronic diseases.
Ladies and Gents furnishing
goods. Underwear and baby dress
es a speciality. Every dollars
worth of goods on the 4th of July
will be sold for 30 cents. Don't for
get to call and see, Auction every
at B. Srawzk's.
We have arranged with the pub
fishers for an extension of the ar
by which we are ena-
bled to offer our readers free a
years subscription to that great
sixteen page illustrated monthly,
the AMERICAN FARMER. Do not
delay, but take advantage of this
offer while it is open. Remember
that we give years subscription
to the AMERICAN FARMER to all
our subscribers who pay years
subscription in advance besides pay
ing all arrearages, and to all new
subscribers paying in advance
Sample copies of AMERICAN.
Rev. J. T. Sexton, the blacksmith
preacher, is on the sick list, and
will spend a few days at home,
where he will take a much needed
rest from his ardu0us labOrs. We
are glad to have Rev. Sexton
among us, but hope that it will not
be long until he regains his accus-
toned health and vigor.
Hon. George Winstead the repnb-
lican candidate for Governor speaks
in Staubs Theater at Knoxville Ju'
%. 1t will be the opening of the
campaigne by Mr.. Winstead in
East Tennessee. East Tennessee
Republicans will generally 60 tC
hear the distinguished speaker or
that day, and Blount county should
be well represented.
w. M. Daily, who left here TWEEN
ty-one years ago, came from his
home in Texas last week and will
make quite an extended visit with
relatives in this county. Mr.. Dali
ly gave this office a. pleasant call
and made our pocket heavier with
a big silver dollar. He has been
getting the TIMES for some time
and he wants it to come right along
as usual.
The Presbyterians held their first
service in their new church build
ing which is one of the finest il
this part of the country. 1t is {
building any church may well bt
proud of and any city would poin
to with pride. Rev. Moore preach
ed one of his very best sermons
In intervening commencing at 8:
30 o'clock there was a union twi
light service of all the churches
This was one of the pleasantest ant
most beautiful services ever hell
in our city. The following gentle
men on behalf of those they repre-
scented brought their greeting ant
we'll wishes to the members of tn
Providence Church: DR.. Board
man, President of the College; Rev
|. p. Martin Pastor of the M. /
Church South; DR.. Stanley on be
half of the Friends Church, Rev. |
NJ. Webb,of the Baptist Church AN
DR.. c. B. Sparrow pastor of the N
+. Church. All of these gentleme
spoke in an eloquent and imprssiv
manner cengratulating their Pre-,
byterian brethren on the success
full completion Of their beautifl
building and hoped that their spil
itual influence might be broadene
accordingly. This service Shove
the brotherly feeling existing bC
tween the churches of Maryvill
which has always been a prominer
characteristic of this place. Their
is no pulling and handling an
petty jealousies existing betwee
the denominations. And any az
vancement in church matters
welcomed and hailed with deligh
by all christians. 1t was grand sci
vice, and when the hosts of Chris
tianity stand together as firmly a
they do at this place it is no wor
der that Maryville is noted fo
her morality. Just after touchin
story by Rev. Moore, how God ha
stood by them in the building {
f their church, and as evening wa
slowly inveloping those present i
her meutle of mellow gloom. An
all present felt that they were i
: the presence of Him who rules a