The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-06-13
Those desiring to come to
Maryville Via the Knoxville
Southern road can get off at Louis
VILE and take Porter Kidds Hack

Southern road can get off at Louis
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Married, at Chilhowee, June 7,
1894, by Rev. d. ]. Brunner, Prof
+. M. Grace of Hiawasse College anC
Miss Ida F. Hoskins, daughter of Col
w. A. Hoskins. The TINES extends
congratulations and wishes the young
couple many joys and much happiness
through life.
Old Uncle John Mckinley, an
aged and well known citizen who
lived near Crooked Creek died one
day last week Of hux. The family
have the sympathy of many
friends. One by one, the Older citi-
zens of the county are dropping off
and it is the duty of the younger
generation to prepare themselves to
take the places which have been so
well and nobly filed.
We have it by the grape vine rout
that one Of the "heavy weight" clerks
of this city is to go into partnership
and-well it is to be the 2oth day 6
moon of the year ninety-four, and We
suppose we will not be considered too
previous if we wish the new partener-
ship successful and pleasant as we un-
derstand that it is to be for life and
that a preacher is to have great deal
to do with making the contract
which will be verbal. OF course the
date is subject to change, but if moth
ing happens friends may have the
pleasure of wishing fine fellow much
Joy. --e
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James A. Everett, who was an
old, prominent and we'll known citi-
zen of this county, died last Thurs
day at his.home in this city. He has
lived here SO long and his presence
has become so familiar on the streets
that he will be, greatly missed. He
was near to 10 year of age, but had a
wonderful memory, being able to
recognize and recall the names of
people after a separation of years.
The TINES with many friends extends
sympathy to the bereaved. The fun
eral was held Friday evening at the
residence by Rev. G.. w. Jackson.
DIR. Jas. E. Rodgers, our efficient
president of Blackburn University,
delivered the memorial address, at
East Louis, last night, at the semi
centennial anniversary of the organi-
zation of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Blackburn can well be
proud OF her president, 1or II goes
without saying, that DR.. Rogers, true
to his colors, has again won new hon.
ors, and placed himself as high in the
estimation of those who were fortu-
nate enough to hear him, as he is held
in our city. Not only is he an excep-
tionally fine orator, but compositions
are such, that, as we have heard it ex-
pressed' after the doctors excellent
memorial address last Thursday,
Gone can listen to him for hours and
yet not weary" While he is perfec-
ton in the rostrum, he is fully as we'll
adapted to the pulpit and to the class
room, where his preachings and
teachings are logical. l.-Carlinville
Daily Republican.
DR.. J. E. Rodgers is we'll known
here as he was Prof. in Maryville
College.