The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-06-20

morning a every fine baby girl. ar
rived in New Market. Prof. New
man wishes to know whether it
would be advisable to have her begin
Latin the next year, or not. We
think it more likely that the Prof. will
have to begin over again.
We have received some poetry with
no name signed. We will hold it for
a while and if no one claimes to be
its author we will be compelled to
throw it in. the waste barket, as it is
one of our iron clad rules to publish
nothing which has not the proper
name signed SO that we can know
where ii comes from and not necces-
sarly for publication.
Mrs. Andrew Goddard, who has
been unable to attend church for
some time on account of ill health re-
turns thanks to Mrs. Fulton and Mrs.
Andrews for two very fine boquets
last Sabbath. The flowers were GER
tainly appreciated on account of their
beauty and fragrance, but the fact
thrt friends remember one although
absent, is appreciated still more.
The republican state convention to
nominate candidates for supreme
court met at Nashville Thursday.
-Four nominations were made: Lewis
Shepard Of Hamilton CAVITY, G. H.
Tillman Davidson, w. M. Ran.
dolph' of Shelby, and J. r. Walker,
of Gibson. Garrett, the populists'
candidate, was endorsed and COM
mended to the republican voters.
None of the delegates attended from
this county.
There has been a new Congressional
Committeeman elected in every coun-
n IN The district except Knox. This
I" " Is dGhe by the people IN reDuke OF
the outrageous action Of the former
committe in trying to defeat the will
of the people in regard to the nomi :
nee for Congress. This committee
met in Knoxville Saturday and de
clared Judge Gibson the true and
only nominee. This committee fresh
from the people has right and au-
thority to speak and also knows what
they are talking about.
The Dispatch Acknowledges receipt
of the initial number of FINAL DAYS a
publication issued by the students Of
Maryville college. Its editors are
Geo. H. Lowery and Kin Takahashi,
he Japanese who lectured here Mon
day night. tits one of the most cred.
table college publications we have
seen, and is devoted to the year jus,
closed. Among the contributors we
notice Herman A. Golf, son of oul
fellow citizen F. H. Golf, Of MillCreek
Herman is a member of the faculty Of
Maryville college. -Sunbright Dis
patch.
Under agreemeet of the Trunl
Lines, itswas decided that no Niagar;
Falls cheap excursions would be rul
this year until after the first of Aug
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad will run one of their famous
excursions to Niagara Falls at the us
ual low rate, sometime about the frs
or second week in August. Thes,
excursions were discontinued last yea
owing to the Worlds Fair, and it il
expected that they will be larger than
ever this year. Look out for the an.
nouncement Of them in this paper.
The many acquaintance of Majo
A. S. Prosser will be shocked t
learn that he is laying IN an extreamly
critical condition at his home, nea
Lake Ottosee, from blood poisoning
Last Friday evening he called hi
physician to his Office and showet
him one of his feet, which was givin,
him great deal ofpain. He said HI
thought it was result Of his efforts in
extracting corn the day before
The foot was dressed and the Major
was sent home by his physician. Yes
terday his foot had become grea
deal worse, and gangrene has set in
The Majors condition is such as +
cause alarm, and little hope is entel
tanned of his recovery.-Knoxvill
Journal.
The many friends of the Major, i
this county will be very sorry to lear