The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-08-23
Teaching Dress Makers at Bittle,

X Taylor, VIII open on August zVth.
Our Sewing room upstairs at Bittle,
Webb & Co.'S Store. 3-w.
A Georgia editor in a fitof des-
peration dashed off the following:
''The wind bloweth, the water How
eth, the farmer soweth, and the SUBJ
scriber oweth, and the Lord know
eth that we are in need of our dues.
So, come a-runnin' ere we 60 a-gun-
min; this thing Of dunnin' gives us
the blues"
NoTIcE:-All persons indebted to
the firm Of Hill & Keny will call and
settle by Aug. 25th, as all accounts
not settled by that date will be
placed in the hands of an officer for
collection.
WANTED:-Watch, Clock and
Jewelry work. All kinds Of repairs
usually done in jewelers. repairing
shop promptly done in the best man
ner and at low prices. j. W. THORN
TON. Shop next door to BrickelPs
Drug Store. 3o-lm0.
c. T. Gates, Jr., gave the publish
er of this paper dollar while he
was in Knoxville one day last week.
Mr.. Gates was former Maryvillian
and is now one OF the foremost
young lawyers of our state. He
has brought credit upon his native
town and he is always warmly wei
coined by host of friends whenever
he visits his former home.
An editor is always very gener-
ous-hearted man. Why, only the
other day a delinquent subscriber
who was back fourteen years on his
subscription died and just as the un-
dertaker was preparing to close the
casket for the last time the editor
placed chunk of ice, handkerchief,
fan, bottle of lemonde and gauze
suit of clothes in the casket beside
the corpse. Sun Review, Gallon, 0.
! G. S. W. Nc Campbell, another
young Maryville lawyer who has
won reputation and fame since he
left, is still a friend to the old Mary.
vile TIMES and paid his subscrip.
ton last week. All will remember
; that "Gid," as we all call him down
here, represented Knox, one of thu
largest counties Of the state, in the
last Legislature and was one Of the
most prominent figures in that body
The Editor ola Georgia papel
speaks as if he had experience
Editing a newspaper is a funn.
business. For instance if you Civ
a fellow nice notice he never see
; l., and, so far as showing his appre
citation, he probably never hear
tell Of it, But just say somethin
'agin inn and he will pursue 20
; worse than a sheriff.
A hack load OF town boys on tn
way to the river happened to talk to
loud, in the presence of an officer VIII
!. happened to be near, about ho'
r they would "do" Esq. Kinnamon'
; watermelon patch. The office
went and warned the Esq. and the
were in wait for the boys and pu
them under arrest. The croud wa
fined six dollars and there bein
!, six in the croud each paid a dolla
for "nary a bit of mellon" On
dollar would have bought from tie
to twenty MELONS SO this is one {
: the cases where to buy was cheapt
than to steal.
n. If could turn the crank of tim
s and whirl it backward once or twic,
: I'd have the golden days again an
: put the present days on ice. L
leave the region of To-day, and for
y little hour or so I'd roam the hal
0 and palaces that fill the Land ,
+ Long Ago; I'd wander through Ell
chanted rooms wnere once fondl
used to stray, where starlight eve
It fell by night and sunlight ever fe
n by day; where music Aoated on Ii
" air and perfume burdened ever
G breeze; where summer rested on tt
: flowers and gave its freshness
r the trees. The lovely land of Lor
: Ago! We all have tarried there
}. space, but only passed the beauti,