The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-06-27

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Southern road can get off at Louis
vile and take Porter Kids Hack
line running from there to this
place every night and morning.
Uncle Tom Robinson and Mrs.
Sarah E. Gibbs were united IN mar
rage by Esq. E. Goddard at the
home of the bride and will finish life'S
course together. May happiness be
their lot.
Chas. Gentry has sample of his
oats in front of his store, which is five
feet and two inches high. He has
ten acres just as good. The head is
full. 1t is as fine as we have seen for
some time All this in spite Of the
late season.
Blackburn University located in
Gainesville, ILL.,, has conferred the
honorary degree of Ii. d. upon
Rev p. M. Bartlett ID. ID. of this
place. The Doctor rather brings
honor to the title than the title hon
or to him.
Leahy's place at second has been
supplied by the signing of William
Bartlett, of Maryville. He may not
play as fine game at second as
Leahy, for but few do, but he
is a cracker-jack Huddleston and
Crawley.will hereafter alternate be
hind the bat. Knoxville Journal.
The well known Headrick, who
was 50 deformed that he had to drag
himself along by the use of his hands,
died last week at the home ofhis broth
er in the 9Th district. The poor fell
low never saw much satisfaction in
this life and no doubt is better off in
! that other world where all is perfect.
As the TINES predicted the mar
rage of the heavy weight clerk, 10
Reagan took place at the residence
of A. B. Montgomery. The bride,
Miss Todd, is sister of Mrs. Mont
gomery, The TINES congratulates
and wishes the young people life of
sunshine and joy. Rev. G.W. Jack
son performed the ceremony,
G. P. Culton, Of Knoxville, form
erly Justice of the Peace in the 9th
district of this county, was in Mary
vile the first of the week circulating
among friends. Mr.. Culton had the
name of being one of the best Justices
this county had ond it was greatly re-
GREETED when he left Blount. Old
friends were glad to see him back
again even for few days.
Last week we were needing rain,
the TINES came out Wednesday with
the following: ga good rain would
be very acceptable to the farmers just
at this time" and on Thursday a fine
rain came and in some places il
rained so hard that some vegetables
were washed out of the ground.
MoRAL;-If you want anything put il
in the TINES and you will receive
more than you ask for.
The wife of Esq. ]. P. Hooke,
who has been esick for some time,
died Saturday at her home in this
county. She was lady highly es.
teemed and well liked by all as was
attested by the large cocourse of SYM
pathizing friends gathered at the
church Sunday and followed her re-
mains to their last resting place,
The TINES with many friends extend:
sympathy to the bereaved.
) 1t will be remembered that IN the
| last weeks issue of the TINES OIL
+ Mckinley correspondent noted tht
robbing of Geo. Hannah's store anC
Post Office. Sunday night following
the Houk postoffice and store, KEEP,
by R. l.. Belt, was also robbed
Tuesday morning the sheriff brough
in Jake Chapman who confessed tina
!, he was one of the persons engaged
in the robbery and also told who hi
pals were and no doubt before thu.
, paper reaches our readers the other,
, will be behind bars. We are very
sorry to hear of young men o
good families being engaged in sucf
deeds. A young Williams wa.
| brought in Tuesday evening who alsC
confessed and son of DR.. Garnel
! will no doubt be caught and brough