The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-12

Rev. C. B. Lord preached an ex-
cellent sermon on the text, "Our
Father which art in Heaven" at the
M. E. Church Sabbath morning.
The pastor J. C. Wright filled the
pulpit for the First M. Z. Church at
Knoxville.
Will Irwin, Junior Member of
the firm of M. NJ. Irwin & Son,
projectors of one of our Sash, Door
and Blind Factories, has been
confined to his room by fever during
the past week. His friends hope he
may recover soon.
Senator L. N. Brown and wife,
in company with jolly crowd of
pleasure seekers, started for the
Bald Mountain Tuesday to spend
a week breathing the pure air and
enjoying the incompatible beauties
of East Tennessee.
WANTEn:-At once two sales
man who can furnish horse and
harness, To sell aud collect on
Singer Sewing Machines in Blount
Co. First class inducements to
men who can furnish an honesty
bond and good references. For
particulars address The Singer
Mfg Co.
1927 3wk Knoxville Tenn.
Why not have Teachers Alliance
in Blount County? Teachers wake
up! We must not be asleep at this
time. We must organize some way
or other. In what way will it be?
| should like to hear from the
teachers though the TIMES. This is
Just suggestion. "A. L. Goddard.
R. A. McClannahan, our Tax As
SCISSOR who has so faithfully and hon
estly discharged the duties of an
office in which it is so easy to cause
dissatisfaction, was in town last Sat
urday and made this Office call and
gave us dollars worth of substan-
tial encouragement.
Gus Ambrister, recently member
of the substantial firm of Cooper,
Bittle & Ambrister, has retired to
private life and subscribed for the
TIMES and is now enjoying himself
under his own vine and fig tree
reading the wisdom contained in this
great family newspaper.
W. II. Henry came into our sane
tum Monday and handed us dollar
to remind us that he had not forgot
the TINES. Mr.. Henry is one o.
our cold water men but he believes
in everything that will advance the
interests of the people of Bloun
county and therefore he is firm sup
porter of the TIMES.
A meeting is called for Thursda.
evening July 18th at the Office o
McTeer & Gamble for the purpose
of organizing society that will tax,
a special interest in all questions o
history that relate to East Tennessee,
and the races that have dwelt within
its bounds, a general attendance il
requested.
Enoch Key, a reader of the TINE
of near Glover Hill, who has beer
married about twenty years report
the first child-a boy-at his house
He is proud of the new conner ant
has grown so much younger sine,
the occurance that he has discarded
spectacles. He was in town Mon
day without those artificial assistant
to the eye sight.
Mr.. P. H. Clark, one of our high
! ly esteemed Democratic friends
called at this Office one day last weel
and signifed his willingness to still
continue his county paper. Mr.
Clark is a subscriber himself and al
so sends the TINES to his son il
Washington. Mr.. Clark is one O
Blount's best known farmers and i
the Democratic party was composed
entirely Of such men it would be {
very respectable organization.
Our readers will see by lookin,
over the county Court proceeding
that our court is composed of liv,
intelligent and progressive men, VIII,
look sharpely about the interests o
the county. The appointing o
committees to buy a Rock Crushe
, and investioate the nronrietv n