The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-08-09

evening.
The Reunion of the Fourth Ten
nessee Infantry will take place at
Rogersville Junction, Wednesday,
Sept. ID. 1898. The Comrades of
this county will bear this in mind
and as many as can are urged to
attend A good time is expected.
l. G. Taylor, who has been in In
diana for some time past came back
to good old Blount last week. He
took in the Worlds Fair while gone.
Ike will teach school at Carpenters
Camp-ground. He reports money
matters very close in Indiana.
This Office acknoledges pleasant
call from Mr.. A. Badgett, of Rock
ford. Mr.. Badgett is one of the
county's oldest residents and recall
Ell some interesting events of many
years ago when yc publishers faith
er run the McBath mill on Little
River.
Miss Margaret Rowan, who has
been type writist in the Clerk and
Masters Office here for some time
past, returned to her home at Mary
vile last week. During her brief
stay she made many friends, who
regret her departure. Claiborne
Progress.
An Arkansas editor puts it in
this fashion: "You may hive all the
stars in a nail keg, hang the ocean
on rail fence to dry, put the sky in
a gourd to soak, unbuckle the belly
band of eternity, let out the sun and
moon, but never delude yourself
with the idea that you can escape
the place on the other side of purg-
atory unless you pay the printer
A CARD OF THANKs:-Words fail
to express my sincere thanks and
my appreciation, to the citizens
of Maryville for your kindness to
my father during his last illness
among you and your tender sympa.
thy extended to me, a stranger
among you, on this sad occasion. -
Yours respectfully, Mrs. RITA
BARTHOLOMEW.
Mr.. Lauback, who recently came
here from Palm Beach, Fla, to
spend the summer, died at the Jack
son House last Friday night His
daughter who had not seen her faith
err for ten years, arrived from Chica-
go, Thursday evening, but her faith
er was so low he could not speak to
her. The sincere sympathy of the
entire town is extended to the sor-
rowing daughter.
Mrs W. E. McCampbell, of Nash,
vile, came down on the Sunday
morning train to visit the relatives
of Mr.. McCampbell in and around
Maryville. Mr.. McCampbell is q
graduate Of Maryville College, and
is we'll known here. He is now fill.
ing an honorable position, the chair
Of Anatomy In the Medical Depart
ment of the University of Tenues.
see. We are sure that he adds dig
nifty to that institution.
Now that we have reduced the
size OF our paper we want to make
it better than ever and we want
every news item that is to be found
We will also have to limit an,
article outside of news to a hal
column and at the longest not more
than three-quarters of column
We do this in order to have more
space for the news. We like inter.
esting articles on timely subjects,
but we wish them to be short ant
pithy.
Frank French bought the jim
Porter farm at public sale last week
Frank is a sure enough hustler anC
is proving to be one Of our very
best farmers. The TINES wishes
you great success Frank, and may
you sit down in your old age under
your own vine and fig tree and al
you look over your broad fields O
rich grain, may you have that swee
contentment that comes at the sun
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