The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-08-08
John A. McIlvane, of New York

Robert Collins. brought sweet po-
tato in, dug the Ist of August
which weighed one pound and a
half. That is hard to beat this time
of the year.
Last Thursday evening Sam Ever
EFT, and Miss Mary Griffius.
of our County, were unitd in
marriage by Rev. G. w. Jackson.
The TINES extend best wishes and
hearty congratulations.
Benz. Hole and wife and Allen D.
Hole their son, arrived here Wednes-
day, Aug. lst from Bridgeport, Indi-
ana. They are the father, mother
and brother of Prof. Hole who has
charge of the Friends school this
year. His brother will assist him.
The well known law firm of Gull
ton & Lamon, has by mutual consent
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Lamon,
who is promising young attorney
moves his office upstairs over Kinny
& Waters hardware store. He de-
serves and we are sure will win sue
cess. See his cardsin another place.
To the ladies one and all. If you
want first class dressmaking, the
place to get it done is upstares at
Bittle and Webb's store. Sewing
Room will be open on Monday Aug.
20. We will,be glad to receive all
our former customers and many new
ones. -BEST &Co. 32,-3
The Public School began Monday
morning with the following teachers
in charge: Mr.. John Cox, Prin.;
Miss Nina Cunningham, Miss Mamie
Caldwell and Mrs. Nola McTeer
Assistants. With the above able
Corps of teachers the school ought
and we believe will be a success
Charles Moore, one of our bright
College boys will not be in School
this year as he has taken charge
of the new Academy established at
, Sneedville by the Presbyterian
Board. We congratulate Sneedville
on having had such an efficient man
assigned to that place for the first
year.
A sacramento meeting at Antiock
! Church, beginning on Friday before
the 4th Saturday in Aug. Two
> Deacons to be ordained Saturday
at II O'Clock a. m. and Esq w. H.
: Lawson, and Elder |. S. Adams vii
] sing in the "Harp of Columbia" Sat.
r at ; o'clock p. m. and Sunday at {
: a. m. Every body come and bring
, books john B. ]. BRIcKEY, Pastor
A new law firm in town to be
/, known as Brown & Culton is compos-
: ed of Hon. T. N. Brown and Hon. j
6 w. Culton. Both Of these gentlemen
are able lawyers and will make ;
strong team when pulling together
1t is combination which any
, opposition, no matter how stron!
E may well fear, and we confident,
: predict great success for them. The!
n will occupy the office which has here
e to-fore been occupied by Culton &
Lamon.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
o ton Railroad have arranged to maxi
. special low excursion rates to Mich
v gan points; tickets to be sold for al
: trains of Tuesday, August I4th, gooe
$ returning any time within twenty days
These tickets will be first class, goot
on any train of the date named, an,
n and will be sold at half rates for tn
e round trip, the object of this being tt
|, accommodate those whose vacations d.
). not extend longer than two or tire
n weeks and at the same time familiar
o ize the public with the beauties an,
health-giving qualities Of the Mich
gan resorts. This is an opportunit
:, which can not be ignored by invalids
n or by tourists who are fond of fishing
e hunting, boating or any of the nj
le merous pleasures of outdoor life.
l. For full information, tickets, etc.
d call on any c. H. & d. R. R. ticke
: agent, or address d. G.. Edwards
General Passenger Agent, Care
Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.