The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-19
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been series of meetings conducted
by Rev. w. G. Abbott, at Cox's
Chapel near this place which re-
suited in much good being done,
Fifty-three persons professed faith
in Christ and were united to the
Baptist Church. Forty-two of
whom we're baptized by Rev.
Abbott who has been instrumental
in bringing more souls to Christ
that any other Baptist minister
that ever held services at this
place. We hope that the brother
will continue in the good work that
he has begun, until he is called from
this unfriendly world to that is
allotted him j. l.. s.
LOUISVILLE TENN.-Considering
the warm weather Louisville is
getting along fine.-The energetic
men of our town have organized
debating society to meet Thursday
nights. The subject to discuss at
next meeting is Resolve that
Nature is greater proof of the
existence of a God than Revelation.
1t is hoped that every body will
come, and the debate will be a
success TO our town.-The Sunday
night prayer meeting are imprOv-
ing very fast and every one that
goes seems to 60 for the good that
is in it and takes an active part
Miss Mamie Brown has beed quite
sick but her many friends will be
glad to learn that she is better
Miss Mamie Talent returned home
last Sunday after a weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Taylor.-Mr. J.
F. Brittian has returned from
ButlOr Pa. where he has been
on business.-Mr. Charlie Wallace
from Atlanta is visiting his
mother.-Mr. John E. Grifits
family passed through Wednesday
on their way to the springs to
camp while.-Miss HELEN Mead
gave lawn party in favor of her
friend from Knoxville every one
reports good time.-Dick Cox
and wife have gone to the springs
to spend two weeks.-Mr. Logan
has the postoffice and has moved
it in the old Hartsel Shop where
it was during Cleveland's first
administration.-Mrs. John Harper
is on visit to her sister at Knox
ville.-Dr. KrOuse has gone to
Kington on the steamer Omega
and returned Monday.-The biggest
engine ever on the M. & N. G. r. r
passed through Thursday with %
car loads of cOal.-Mr. Dock Har.
per will start to Allegony springs
Friday.-Mrs. Geo. Taylor is in
very poor health it is hoped by hel
many friends she will be better
soon.
ELLEJOY TENN.-It is certainly
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hot enough for US all now. The
Thermometer registrs SO degrees
in the shade.-The noise and hum
of the busy Thresher is heard
oceasionly in our midst.-Mr. A. T.
Peery an accomplished young man
has returned home after a few
weeks stay in Chattanooga.-Rev
Ellsworth conducted of meetings
Saturday and Sunday that was
very interesting and we'll attended
We are sorry to say that the
venerable lady Mrs. Sarah Cameron
is very sick with Typhoid fever
Her many friends hope for her
speedy recOvery.-A few select
couples from this place attended
the quarterly meeting at Walkers
Chapel last Sunday they report
favorably.-Miss Jennie Peery an
esteemed young lady has gone to
the coves to visit a few weeks
Mr.. Jim DeLozier was seen in our
town last week.-The energetic
Artist Mr.. Cunningham is having
plenty of work to do these hot days
Mrs. Lizzie Holt made business
trip to Knoxville one day last week
Miss Rebecca DeLozier visited
the Misses Davise's the latter
part of last week.-Our public
school will open up the oath of this
month. We have an excellent
teacher and all parties concern.
ed ought to try to make it as in.
teresting as possible.-We are all
interested with Thorns and Roses
Thanks for your valuable paper
by Wednesdays mail.
BRICK MILL TENN.-It has been
some time since any thing has
appeared in your columns from
this place.-Farmers are about
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