The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-17

ton 8 School House next Sunday
morning at 8. a. m. The cold
Harp, will be used.
FRIENDS SCHoOL-will be contin-
ued the coming year under the
care of Prof. StinsOn and wife. The
great success of the past year gives
us assurance of Il full and prosper
Gus school for the coming year.
Look out for add in next weeks pa.
per. WILLIAM COMING,
Chair. Of school com.
Capt. and Mrs 0. S. Porter and
their son and wife of Florida are here
to spend the Summer in hopes
of improving their health. We are
glad to have the CAPTAIN among us
and hope that his stay will be
a pleasant one.
The members of all the leagues
in town are invited to attend the
grand Leag Social at Mr.. Cooper's
next Friday night. Members have
the privilege of inviting any of
their friends outside the League
they may wish to attend.
STRAYED:-A rome COW weight
agout or between 500 or 700 lbs.
with red ears and nice smooth horns
wide at the points, with and old
bell rings as if it was dead, and in
very thin order. The finder will be
rewarded by writing to F. A.
Wheeler. South Rockford Blount
Co.
Wednesday, "a there will be a
grand musical concert at New
Providence Church. Five of the
best musical artists in East Tennes-
see will give the concert. Mr..
Ernest Garrett, the Violinest, is
manager. Miss Mary Flemming,
the most popular lady singer in
East Tennessee, will also be pre-
sent.
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" was
presented by the colored people in
the Second Presbyterian Church
last Wednesday night. A good
house was present and those pre-
senting the parts acted in a
creditable manner. VIM. Kennedy
as Joe Morgan, and Chas Boyde,
as Simon Slade, carried off the
honors of the occasion as their
acting was the most natural and
life-like.
A committee headed by ex-
Secretory Fairchild has been APP
pointed to investigate the New
York custom house and bring in a
report that will justify the clean
sweep of Republican employees
which Secretary Carlisle has made
up his mind to make, but lacks
the backbone to do without some
excuse to those who have taken
stock in the pretended devotion o.
the administration to civil service
reform.
We have been here in Maryville
Tenn, six months at the close O
| which my husband died and now
! would like to express my graft
; tude to the many friends both white
and colored that contributed Sc
literally toward my travelling ex
t penses home, but language fails mt
} to express my thankfulness as
would like and now as am going tt
leave and cannot see all of thu
friends before leaving, | ask of you
to please accept ofme many thanks
for your great sympathy and liber
ality:-Yours M. H. Baker.
A CARD TO THE PUCLIC:-TherC
has been great deal of gossipin!
about me and my wife and | state t.
the Public they are liers and the
truth is not them and further more
| will seek redl ess from the law i
it is not stopped. | will defy any
one to say or prove one wore
, against me or my wife and | bran(
all such as infamous Tiers | am
l law abiding citizen and do wha
is right and | do unto others as
) wish to be done by and am striving
to serve God an to make an homes
and upright living.
r JHMES 3. WATERS.
Not satisfied with having shame
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