The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-08-24

from headqu arters Of the geological
survey to report for duty sixty
miles this side If Ell Paso. Texas on
the Rio Grand.
Miss Maggie Henry gave an ex-
cellent talk, Sunday, evening at the
four o'clock meeting in front of Mrs.
McGhee's residence, People should
take more interest in these meet
tings.
Rev. Morton's horse became
frightened at the train Sunday eve
ming and ran away dragging Mr..
Parks about fifty feet and demolish-
ing one wheel and the shafts Of the
buggy.
We have a letter from one Of our
readers in Rhea county saying that
it is worth twenty-five cents to shave
the Democrats in Dayton since they
were defeated by the Republicans
Aug. 4th.
T. J. Beals was in from Friends
vile last Saturday attending the
Post meeting. Mr.. Beals is an en-
thusiastic G.. A. R. man and will at
tend the National encampment at
Washington.
Capt. W. Y.C. Hannum and DR..
James Martin have gone into the
Loan and Broking business. Their
office will be with Culton and Lamon.
These men are gentlemen and will
treat you right.
We are informed that a few fel.
lows tried to enter Campbell Boyd's
house. Something should be done
to stop these tough characters
There has been just little too much
of this going on lately.
Hon J. A. Fowler of Clinton will
make a speech in the Court House
on the first Monday of 81 ,tcnbel
next. He is one of the "big guns
in the Republican ranks. Every
body come and hear him.
Some of our most charming bellies
donnedthe habiliments ofpoverty anC
just for fun you know, went begging,
last Saturday evening. For further
particulars apply to J - we'll We
wont give it away this time.
Remember some great man has
said, "Patience, thou art a Jewel. "
Then be patient when the weather is
hot and the s.mosquito and chigre
forms MIXTURE mountains Of itching
flesh all over your devoted body.
Farmer Friends, do not place
your order for Fertilizers until you
compare prices and analysis of the
goods handled by Hill & Keny, a.
they have Blood andBone and Other
brands cheaper than ever sole
before.
There will be an ice cream socla
at thel Methodist Church next Mon
day night. Musical and literary ex
ercises will form part of the enter
tainment. Admission 10c. Holde
of ticket entitled to dish of ic
cream.
j. S. Lawrence, of Strawberr
Plains, came down to Fountain Cit
to attend his brothers wedding an
spent a few days with his fathe
W. w. Lawrence, Springfield
The TINES will visit him every weel
from now on.
Ernest Hodsden was over visitin
friends at this place last Sunday
He and Mr.. Germany of the Roam
County Republican;will start pape
at Hartman, Tenn. We wish thel
abundant success in their new jour-
alistic venture.
DR.. Sheriff. was returning to hi
home near Bank, after doing som
trading in town, when his horse fe
upon and broke the doctors leg
Friends hope that it is not a seriou
injury and that he will soon be abb
to get out again.
Dog days are passing away, bu
not so with the ''pesky skeeter.
His musical hum is heard might
as he sernades the object of his al
fections and "skips the light fantas
tic toe" on the would be-slumberin
form of US poor mortals.
G. G. Smith lett last week 70
Cincinnati where he will receive treat