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The evening world., 1893-10-26
Worlds First Three Weeks Of OCTOBER 1898 %% % sTa% s% %s G86, G%% %S S%ss%"SH&S 3H
LAY IN WAIT FOR OUTLAWS.
Business Men Defeat a Gang of
Desparadoes.
Thwartcd "a Plot for Wholesale
RUbbcries.

SCNMITNILLE. Ind. oc. oe ARMED
n,.i,oss ,,n an1 r, .
'"'iieS' men anu farmers io"Sht IL
running battle with outlaws in the bust
ncss houses and through the main stre,t
,r ,hi. ,o,, ,a.,a.I,,. mt. $3.50,
" '"'S '"""' yesterday n'"'iIhS' ana
DICK Goodman. one of tn ana, lies
dying in the jpil at Anderson. cursinr
- ,ro,chor, &C ha rI,L,
' ''N','' v '' "'7"'. "''''l''"" ol
Sum!nitVillc, who betrayed the dcsprra-
docs to their death. Another OF n,
i,,,cr r,,n ,,,, .,iu,r,. ,... -
~ l'" ",'' '''7n"H N""''"''' l.
locked up. ana TN" She:if's posse Is
riding through the country 10, the mem.
bcrs Of Tho hand wb, ,s,,rod
'tlS VI III ''h' WIZ escaped
For three weeks armed men, picked
out by the local business men and IN.
Madison County Anti-tIorse-Th,cf Nsso.
citation. nave slept in the larger stores
ant ih" bHIks of the CITY. ara This IoNn
has been practically under siesr. Eut
tnr dcsucr.IOcs who have Lrru ulund.r.
inc aid burning business honsCa
through this. section of Irl.,rn nay,
been ,l"fgatcd aud dispcrsc
! Gnnd,ran, NIv AID other outIows met
in Il barn near iI,rc, ana c~urr6ctpu a
scheme of "A wholesale luotinp of IN.
general stores of II. IL. WiIljn. IL x
Rusenbum anl w, i, MrNnhncv rho
nrinrin,I husiress ,ron 81 ~, ,iit,s, ~
me rohhcIs mmni 10 ~ rnrnm m'I cn y,
twelve Strunu leave Ihrir y-,rnns a., tho
outskirts of the town and Innkr a svs-
The evening world., 1893-10-26
TALK IN The SENATE.
Two Amendments That May Cause
1t to Break Out Anew.
One OF Them Deals with State Bank
Tax Repeal.
That Subject Also &c Come Up for a
Hearing in the House.

WASHINGTON. oct. "6.-Among the
possibilities Of to-day's proceedings in
the Senate ;s a yoto on MIR. pcCfCr's
pending amendment rcyiving the free
coinage act or 1871.
II tho rotior sbouId he made to-day
70 take a vote on that some
Jleba 70 unon II will bn ircvttahle. There
is one other nroposcd amendment. the
one ronealing the prohibitory tax of 10
nor cont on state hank circulation.
which may omen m considerable dis
cussion on n comparatiyely new branch
Of the subject.
senators RutIor of South Carolina
Morgan. Of Alabama. and other South
arm adyoca tes If the ,lan will desire tn
be heard in support of this amendment,
and IT is rcra rded as probable that Re
publican Senators will wish to put on
record their views in opposition to the
revtval of what they term ~"wild-cat"
CURRENCY.
These two amendments the free coin
aes and the state bank circulation
propositions offer the largest POSSIBLE
ties for increased DELAY. MANY of the
twelve or fourteen other amendments of
which notice has been given were ap-
parently offered with no purpose of scri-
GUS consideration
The State bank question Is also clamor
ing for a separate hearing in the House.
The two important subjects under con
sideration by the House Committee or
Banking and Currency are those in
tended to enable national banks to Sc
cure and circulate bank notes to the full
par value OF bonds deposited to ecure
their redemption and to secure the re-
peal of the 10 per cent. tax now imposed
The evening world., 1893-10-26
SAVED FROM A SINKING SHIP.
The Dorothea Was Afre and
Leaking in Mid-0cean.
Her Crow of Eighteen Ncn Rp'cuod
by tho Bark Lotus.


The clyde line steamer icmlss"",
from .L,rk.nnyDln I'll, arrived i'm mort
,..I'. ,,t ,,,,nt,n r,,rnn 49,, ,,,I
''''' ''', ''''"'"e' "'N"N ", "''''
among her passengers som" Of III ship
wrecked Crnw of the Norwarlnl shiu
n,,,t,o, ,.hi.,, 40, ur,,v,d ia, ,n.
l''"'h'I' ""''' ""' "'''"'" '" Wv
West lidian cyClcn", arou' toIr hundred
miles on, from cha,lo4ton ON get. 10.
~, n.,,, -,, a., $3.50, t.,, p,,,t..,
-, We y, " ''''' ~
!"'N were H. ~N'ia'SrA' hr'' mate -
uarl"s,n, second mate, and %tun For
,,.., ,,.r,,,,l I,,,n,or ,rl ,l,, &c.
.'S''' "''''""' ''n,'0'" '''' ''''
her, abe Sclinch' Ih" remainder "I ih'
bOrOthCl's crew, Consiytin. OF cant. u.
,r,o, ,,L ,,,.r., .,w.n ,rr -,
',''F'" '"' '"'Nr Same" "' 80
charleston, ah' VIII core 10 TINS 'I'I
hS tre ncNt steamer.
w 49, ~" Wv
''l'r lhr storm ~ u" Nova SCOTIA 'h''
LOTUS, wIich tool; them Ia Charleston,
ard laplrl Them ,b,ro Of oct. % ,,,cr
they hdI sr"At i've days IN quarantine.
. Arrangements win be made vita the
>.orwc,i,r ,onsul here tn send Thorn
h, ~ - thoir h"nIes "
"i'rrSo i,,rntb 80, III s,,leGorl H,rv,y.
~ 'tS!'Hr,i,nr h,,r' ~. n,,, e. IAN WwIiiihi
a cars" Of rcsTalK. "'rhee lust bort She mad"
" m"S Of I"siinnIfo, VIC" tho n"'rc :, arm
W., y, S!.mmii,. 49, ,n. ' -, ~, "a ti..
.Ioni = N."'' ~ ",r 'Vi .nr ;h - iwn
n,rfce nnI ,ift"en scarnon, ~ wv
~, ,hr r,s. Ia. n t%r st,nrm he, f,re
,rnp' ~ VI rnrrinj :, ~, =,
an man ,oPSa,r was vn''''i I""2'
tmr Hn,'S motr .u,no' The hr, Nv san '
pcCnlnr ."m'"," i,'"io, =. I,nnTSnf m"."'
ppululiS up'n ~ 'prS'' nn, IN ~.
hS,ran'n' g h ~ Wv va Wv" '''
',G"rnn. : rec, sSt Lis MO-, ,t r,,rl, an
~ ~, 1881 81, ~ ! az I'D w.. ~,
tthheey 'I n Ia AZ l,h,c ~ r,mia d. ~ +, Eteem IN,
sshhtt:2 49, az ~ 80 Mocp ,crnn,
nn,n nocosn' rsrn''E, It, Man rtbTr
Sih'apmS Mvte ",Tn5 ""hm,,t"hn ~,
sun n.u ~ =" - ,"nII' W ~ ~,
aHHa"t "TnN rnvS nInnmG'n 80 nnnt,T 49,
ala ~ ~ "'Hu''"i"ouH vas u"'i III
cNtm!hS oi &C.. II, ,, - ,a,
HuSt a. my W. unUTa ! stE" hIt
w. i"r 10y ne nVoI Iuo'tb!'".i n"is ~,
siEn.. ahr ns'faS.eu ny ~" SiSnatS ~
nis,rtS' ir"W ,nS i1oro'nSu' ctin" ~
aoout /" Iunt..I % IL ~ T. w i'e""''
Oh, tnS uiSIias.cn anu sinhiiib nnip. mum,
NO n'tuu h bms n, w a,5 1oSr E'tth n wv
.nc .Ho noa,S am Hhai''!.nS .,si,,i ~
oL, 'nuuSn,o uSnnS " saw my ."ihS
Imu h% Icy pu'iru 49, hpmh NJ, III
l,oaoLiIr' sns wa "'tstnrs lnilutt, in'
The evening world., 1893-10-26
MACHIAS RETURNS.
The New Cruisers Final Acceptance
Trial Is Finished.

The new United States cruiser MAchlas
passed City Island early this morning
on her return from her Anal acceptance
tria!, made on Long Island Sound.
The Machlls left the Brooklyn Navy
Yard at 10 O'Clock Tuesday, having on
board Commodore i, g. Waike~, Com
mandcr; F.. II. Cooper, Lieutenant;
l.. l.. Ramsey. Assistant Naval
Constructor; G. Ii. Ro.h and Chief
engineer X, W. ..-.Gan, Comprls-
ing the Board of Inspection. TIE
ship was n be put through a thorough
Inspection In every detail.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
IS JIMMIE DIVER TO WED?
Announcement of His Engage
ment Surprises His Family.
Tho NcwS Appears to 10 Well
kAown in the Sc'ghbsrhood.


\ t,hN''. prs was c""''H IN inc
IuHftl and seventh wards today, nv
tho ,,,,,,.,,,nr az tho c,r,,cr,,r, ~
'N
I"u,'' NN,,, 'p'''' ~" ~, i"''c'
ta,.na daughter Of rsn,. calrert
"'H"' '" '"'' '""''
'i"""h
cnl Of air r,,,Y.. ar ~, r,,,r,rc,cc
-,
~ h"ih parties ana the g"sriIS OF III"
wards were soon busy discussing the
y,','. .",,,t,, ,,,n|." n,I ,'. Nv na",nr ' nts
undivided q to IN" retiring daughter
Of ",H capt, E'wo,a, formerly orc of
W. ,'yil'''" OF l'r l',,.ilt NAN me was
n,M,,'" ~, NJ mll''nNI co. lhe hnniI
nn,",rI'U " We l.l"""i arc DiEE'r h"u',S,
,' '"' l'lTi"' :" " W. Wv -"ul 'll
,.' "'lGtm OF ii,r W'au.lE tu.h ior'lti
'H 'nS"'"liIE " pl' "' H'''uSHl"n,
I,a,i,r w." 'hE.E'I ana another m
"RS now to 10" anticipated
drisnI s,, w%ro m %}asii ~ se oyer ii; a]na non
ISi'It.,l'' or Surh a . on ms part.
~ lrnst' ma was ,hc .nnlit!on or az,
rh,,n - i"Lnn ~ an evening World.
i,nrn ',I Wn'n y" 'l,',L Al tms nlNEcr
nn4H" ms morninE to CLEAN further de
'Aiia OF inc hnn"uny,I "nSaEement
y s.S.,F "l inc Nouil% man tr"rleu I'M"
r wh"Iminr G gi,rp "a a"" ann "I r rMT IN mon ner oH y,d,
wh mn , read IT," announcsmGnti 49,,
ain"F ~ absolutely n" rum N ms
S,u'N' Shr ~rrN"uSiy rSinlrkcd. J
in3theri nor ta'hcr. nor Know ans
lhihg ahout thiS, Jimmie mas not said q
Wnri On the Suhlcct' ana ! nm "atiSt"ui
th,nit II I was true he would at leaHt
. t'tl Il''lIl'F. t'ltll'Iltt is "a very ttNDtfil
tvn' ava ne "ohih never nave entered
Won S'Ch Il si'p without .NTSt tellih%
ms hhr'ntR' ,,, , :,
'ltpw ~ account don't know. |
"om ulnrrSinni H.
M'HS plNvor r"imarNri ina llmml"
hth lGft inc nous" only n f"w min
n"hy ne hhd hot MATED Or Such a step
.o~nS"luch,Iy. Sn' aGucc' MS engage
tnshi vas inerely a hoax:
rnnor resr' 9 iinteI frnn on mi sn' b pNri OF tb bnf
Jimmie mad been visiting Miss Elwooi
about n year. RE made frequent calls
". MT II, 1T nunie u, =tl Aadisoh
ST. ana ne NouhS iaay hrrast nad
uinSs, ,. 49,. Ill.,
She is tle Only, young lhiE that jim
%'n hT' kn S5st'Ns sSe H IS a v! Hl!'' ah Piy 4irl.
Hne ~ very domestic anc reHheu'
yet ! am qnltc sure that an enEaE"-
hmeesnn' m peiwecT Th TN, yo te h a1v /, y c, TO- !
| - - - ~ -
ollc. SomcnoaH mas ihser;cd the en-
EaSrmGnt notlGe IN me ncwsplpers as
a JOKE, ana TINS SOMEBODY ought TO oe
punished.
Jimmie Driver Is about t~wenty-tour
Years plu, hil u'h IepDtteu nih,.e ~
IL voupne o. y.ars HE lunar, br nTS u
du,, 80 ,IHhnu. VII =. E,oHimnN
i"r 'hr reniuraL OF tn'is aHntS, aru ne
i"nE ue'n %.S'nnFr q u~rS rnntr Tiiunh
"E,,Tm' rSinnnT W., HntsS "r ~ " hio LIN III
Ia ~ ~ rIJpS W, Fra; , 'MaTi1 pntn,
49, W. :, ~ "nir, wy r. nu.v,'
~ III ne. dn,Iu' ~ "'.'noIn' a"mt,i,S'
~ We ,uha.''A "ruvI' In - ~,
',ral :" '"n .'P'Tn",, aa J,teEr 'IIa mH1
! l|NfN All HtT ne nearly pl NlhulFDIl
The evening world., 1893-10-26
CAUGHT WITH BURGLARS TOOLS.
Police Think they Have Captured
Irr=.S nuCht Crooks.

RYE, y. y. oct. gi.-Tho police %
this city mini they have In custody the
gang - hurglar.. who COR sowc time
HAY. lr.n committing numerous rnrn. =
To- at this place and adjacent towns
along i've Sound shore.
Last night they captured three mon
with a fun burglars CutNi. The prison
- gave their names as Charles Mar
shah. ]. X Hsli and IoN1 hougherty.
They are accused OF harms C,omm!ttct
robb!ng gcyerdl H~nst-onicas and railroad
stations alons the New Haven road.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
DAMAGES FOR A DISCHARGE.
Des Crer Miibour awarded 1903 n
Ct- CCur. 70. NV.

a case u carsi'>rah.s ln'orrs, - ON
p.oyc.s vet, decided - tho CAY Court
TO-DAY, S'muei M.lbour was employed
by the firm Of Heat. Herman & co.
a. chief designer FOR tho period Of ono
year At the salary OF $50 per week. After
he had been In their employ for about
six or seven weeks they discharged him.
He retained Alfred Il charles Stock.
Ter, and brought suit against them T.
recover damages.
The 'r', nlnnt said that the plain
tG was iHcrmrntong; that he al not
properly attend - his duti"a, AMI tina,
n had be r. iusplcht. and they were
rh"r'fe"a jas hri In d.schtrginE him.
They ais pu' In a CoGnfrr-,llIn Tor
2,pl', c'dtm.nS ma he nal dSmlgcl
them us rC'srD NJ imrr perry perform
ina mis- " 'rA g. that IN
Tn" lIgg w." 'cre.i a H%rriic' for the
sum of S'"N. IN tI.l arn.ul; claimed 10y
NIlh5ar. ant rejected an counter
claim ~ the defendant.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
ST. PAUL STREET-CAR STRIKE.
Only a Mail Carrying Line Running
TO Minneapolis.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 26.-The trou.
BILE. which has been brewing between
tho Twin Guy Rapid Transit Cunpany
and its employees eliminated this
morning in a strike,
AT s 4. NJ, not a car was running on
Urban. AS this line carries the United
States mail between st. Paul and Min,
neapolis, the strikers did not interfere
with 1t,
The men were orderly, but the police
were ordered out to protect the prop
erty Of the Company.
The Minneapolis men were expected
to Join the strike but did not do 50,
About -four hundred men struck IN ST.
Paul
The evening world., 1893-10-26
WARRANTS FOR eLOaTERS.
Sup: Byr2es Has y Big Batch and
Fxpects More.

Supt. Byrncs hal in hts possession th'7
morning nc: less than Il score 81 war
rants. which he will place In the hands
Of the proper officers for execution.
They contain sworn violence Of Illegal
registration. Supt. ByrnCs said that he
expected to have as many more m
row.
II police wa tchfulnssS can prevclt re-
pcating at the coming election. there will
he none, according 10 the SuEer.niCH-
dents declaration,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
OTTO KEMPNER APPEALS.
Wants the Police Beard Man
damused to Print Els Tickets.

John Fennel, attorney for the New
Nj, citizens Democracy Of the Seventh
Assembly District, aprcrlCi to Justice
lIlr,rt IN SWpT"mC court chambers This
morning. FOR "A pcTenutcTN mau3amuS
comp 4 irg thr Police Commissioners
II rryicT thor a ton projecting the
OTTO kCnpnCr ballots and To print OIL
oial ballots haart1E his iaEl" FOR member
~ Assembly in IhHt district.
justice Barrett fixed tomorrow morn.
in at 1890 as the time To hear argu-
mCnt on the application.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
HOUSE CHAPLAIN DEAD.
Rev. MIR. H~adeauay a Victim OF
5righIs Disease.

WASHINGTON, oct. THE Rev.
Samuel W. Haddaway. Chaplain of the
House of Representatives, and Pastor
of Marvin Chapel, NJ, y. Church, South,
sank into II comatose state yesterday
afternoon, and died at 1 O'Clock this
morning.
The immediate cause Of death was
BriRht's diseEse.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.
Newly and Jacobson Not willing
to Run.

John V. Newly, nominated by the
New York Democracy of the Twenty
sixth Assembly District, filed his deciina-
tion with Clerk De!amatcr at Police
Headquarters to-day. At the same time
the New York Democracy sent IN the
nomination Of Richard -. Sheridan to II,
substituted for that of N"Hirily.
S2mue! II. Jacobson, nominee 0f the
PEOPLES rariy f-r district rc'aEa:' 70
tho CGcanfuj'oHal Convention rra"7 tno
Ninth Seraloliai District, hds seat in his
~declinati1n.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
The Angered Grand Army Men.

NEWARK, n. j., oct % james Maine, m
alleged pension agent, was made TO leave bloom
field yesterday by Grand Army men who say
Lu had borrowed m,rcv from them on false IRE
tvnHes a delegation NJ The veterans put &ehne
on a street car yesterday afternoon ana iolt him
never - shuN hG face eEG.n In B!o1mhsld lie
vas IngAt'I"L aud sad lac wOlld hot IetuEI.
The evening world., 1893-10-26

Justice Coet'ins, In N" Ice Avenue Court
wlij'ansNlTF, 30 day held Simon rt'k"r, cf s1I
Ero, avenue, and directed that his s,at,y b.,
inquired into. Late last ngsht Hs"NrT, WhN "
20 lGborcr employed IN the sugGr-Nouee, chased
ITS - 'paon charles Free. thr0uEh the S'Feels,
and tire" bio shJcs IT the frightened boy.
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Nnrned hv Chem cAle.

Gc0-Ce Porh7'er, the tnS' ncrr s~~rlo"ed a. the
chemical worEs. '5 Kent a,c7u., wll!ismssurg,
Nas r-a.. rur,rl ar an earl, N~u- this m'-'-
rs h G'tnN M 70 pile ~ waste ,h~mivals ll.
as removed - NJ home 81 N1n'rNse avenue nv
Nmhusnc Snssyln Re!ll!, u lse eastern DIS.
lEct iIosPltal,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
Alleged rynamrer Fold for Murder.

San FRN;CISCO, Oct, 20 john Tyrcll was
y~os'trtsy h'li Tor Ruricr In rnnnoction vita II.
d]ynAmi's outrage OF sep; q. IA wuIcL ieur liYys
wore lost,
The evening world., 1893-10-26
rll.l NYE CONES mack.

Gll N,s the huw0rtS'. German imperial Am.
hassaGor 10 Mexico Won NiUcklcr, Frau Anna
x asidowsAa. wife % the German Ccnsu!-tsneral
to .tcNir1. and & n Asanuge. arrived hare TO-.
Ia! On lhe .hler from premrn anu southampton.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-10
Farmers,

A most interesting program has
been published for the Eighteenth.
Annual Sessions of the E. Tenn
Farmers Convention to be held at
the Court House in Knoxville
Tenn. May Is and II 1893.
The following delegates, and as
many Others as will attend said
convention, from this County, will be
welcomed and accredited as dele.
gates on the floor of the convention
l James w. Montgomery J. G.
Howard.
2 F. P. Walker and Joseph Nc
Call.
3 Albert Hill and Celeb Carpen-
ter.
4 T. J. Beals and J. w. Kizer.
Jacob Peters and J. P. s. Lane
6 Alex Harnil and d. J. COstner
7 Melvill Carpenter and A. J
Best.
s T. F. Wallace, James H. White
and Isaac H. Russell.
8 w. M. Watkins, w. H. Henry,
L. M. Kidd, Mac Dowery, d. G.
Eagleton, johnson Bros, j. P.
Duncan and A. X. Harper.
10 r. l.. Cox, E. Goddard, Will
liam O'Conner and j. A. Bond.
II w. L. Russell, ]. M. French
and Sam H. Badgett.
u w. H. Brakebill, IA. X. Kin
namon, w. B. Seaton and r. p.
Chandler.
l3 Jno. H. Pickens, w. M. Davis
and II. L. Houston.
IA Alex B. Gamble and Reece
Davis,
Is Jacob Freshour, j. w.
Cameron and Henry Webb.
Is w. H. Feezell and A. w.
Shields.
II Sam McMurry, w. M. Bright
and Joe M. Cry.
Is A. S Walker and J. w. Barnes
10 Ralph lowering, ]. M. Frow
and T. A. Hill.
Hotels and boarding houses
give the customary reduced
rates, and the railroad running
into Knoxville offer excersior
rates to those attending the con
vention. The X. & A. r. r
especially, will give excursion rates
on both days of the convention.
VIM. M. Watkins Vice Pres.
for Blount:County.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-10

doing it. BY simply following
around on the side of the ridge
better road could be made, and all
that heaving and setting waste OF
strength as well the expletives of
profanity which have sizzled on
that and turned the atmosphere
blue and scented with sulphurous
orders, until it is the favorite spot
forked lightenings to play, and
strike down man and beast, and
send to splinters the tall oaks OF
the forest, would all be saved.
This done, even the profane would
come sailing around the new road,
with placid and beautiful temper,
and songs of praise to the Great
Creator who while throwing up
hills and creating hollows always
provided for mans convenience,
and made a way for him to make
good roads, if he only wanted TO.
Other instances might be mention
ed,,but let US have an eye on these
things. and make the best of what
we have.
WILL A. MCTEER.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-10
Rockford Tenn.

Rockford has not been represent
ed for som time in the columns of
your paper and hence we give ycg
few items.
Elmer Petty and Lizzie Lane
were married a short time ago,
'sqire w. l.. Russell officiating.
Mrs. James Taylor is not expect
ed to live,
An effort is being made to secure
bell for Wesley Ann Church
near here.
l. II. Hodge has been elected
Notary Public for this place.
Road working is a part of the
program for the people of our
vicinity this week, S. G. Henry
is Overceer.
The "Gypsies" staid all night
with A. j. Davis a few nights ago.
T. d. Byus has moved from
Rockford to Brookside Cotton
Mills, Knoxville.
w. G. Chumlea and David Jones
were in our town last week, on
business.
A Union Sunday School has been
organized at Harris school house
with ]. F. Dyer as Superintendent.
School meets at 2 o'clock p. m.
A young lady said recently that
she was going to get her crinoline
and keep up with the fashion. Her
brother remarked, 81 saw a girl
with one on her head the other day
and l candidly don't think they are
as pretty as sailor hat"
Billie Merritt went down the
road Sunday morning and there
CHANGED to he an old cow standing
in his path, he gave her a vigorous
kick and remarked sect out o.
papa's way"-It is boy.
A. NJ. Cate has purchased a
building lot in Maryville and in.
tends to erect dwelling house
soon.
Constable 1. H. Hodge of Rock.
ford and Deputy Sheriff w. a. Dun
lap succeeded in capturing Reubir
Fairfax (coD last week. He has
been wanted the past six months
for Assault and Battery.
Horace Badgett is seen in Rock
frrd frequently of late you need
not be surprised if we have another
wedding to record shortly.
Rush Willocks is trying to Learn
the boys how to catch fish withou
using bait.
w. r. Lawson and p. 7. Boy,
spent part of last week in Knox
vile.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-10

AGENTS WANTED 80 OUR NEW
Book, "Bible Stories for Children"
Edited by Henry Neil, assisted by
Russell H. Conwell. Costing over
$4,000. Retail, $1.75. Over 200
full page engravings,
20 pages of magnificent colored
plates, each printed in ten colors.
A copy can be sold in every home.
Girl writes: "Have 1879 orders up to
this morning; made $500 to day."
Rev. A. j. Holmes, Porters, Pa,
says: "Outft received, sold 63 books
to-day, made $1,000 yesterday"
Greatest success ever known. Extra
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CORRESPONDENCE.
What our bright Corps OF
Writers find to say.
Louisville Tenn.

Louisville Tenn.
Health is not very good in our
community at present.
Our meeting is progressing very
fast, several professions last week.
Mr.. John Harper's little boy
Oscar has the fever but is improv-
ing some now.
Mrs. It. d. Prather is improving
very past from her sprained ankle
caused by jumping off of the train.
Mr.. w. ]. Brown died at his
home of this place the 26 of April
of cancer. He has been diseased
with cancer since last Oct. He was
borned at Bath Canada and was
Al years of age. He leaves a large
family and many friends.
Miss MOllie Caller and Anna
Kennedy made flying trip to the
City one day last week.
Rev. York and some friends
made Rev. Farris a present of a
homdsOme Bible.
Several of the Friendsville boys
and girls have been attending the
meeting some.
Mrs. B. j. Jones and children has
been visiting her mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs. Copley of this
place.
Miss Ollie George has been from
school this week to attend the
meeting.
Mr.. G. Ballenger and Sam Huff
stetler were down from MaryyiAe
the 80 of April and spent the day
with Mr.. Jim George.
Mrs. G. P. Satfell is very low with
fever.
Mr.. Robert Ault is getting along
real well with his broken leg.
1t is learned that Miss Lula
Henry is very sick with fever.
DIR. Mundy is not as well as
usual on account of the bad wealth.
er.
There is a wedding expected in
our town very soon from all alp
pearances.
Miss Florence Talent is on {
visit to her Uncle's, Mr.. John Tai
Tents of Knoxville.
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has seen curiosity in the way Of
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