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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Insurance.,

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ContineEtalInsurance Co. Before hav-
ing your Insurance written call and
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pany is thoroughly reliable and too
well known to need any words of
praise.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
a House Burner Captured.

Nearly two years ago Arch Farmer,
had just completed fine new house
near Rockford, when it was burned
down. There was no clew to the
incendiary aud it would never have
been found out who did the deed
had not his Nephew, John Rodgers,
who had for some time been at outs
with his Uncle, made brgs a week or
more ago that he chad put one man
back into his log house ETC." Such
as this lead Mr. Farmer to swear out
a warrant for his arrest. Rodgers
hearing of it skipped, but was capt
ured in Sewer County by Constable
Sam Cummings, Jan 18th. On the
way back to Maryville, the officer and
stsoner stopped at Deloziers to stay
all night and Rodgers concluded to
take different kind Of journey on
his own hook, and left by the eight
Of the moon" for parts un-
known without even waking the Off
Ger to tell him good by. A search
is being made for him but up to the
present he is still at liberty. 1t is
supposed he is hiding in the knobs.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Athenian Entertainment.

The twenty-ifth annual entertain
ment Of the Athenlan Literary Society
Of the College was a success. The
night was beautiful, and a large crowd
assembled, filling Columbian Hall.
The boys taking part sustained the
nast reputation of the society by 60
ing through their pieces without for
getting. 1t was good from beginning
to end. The Athenian quartettc car
ried of the honors of the evening, if
the applause Of the large audience
showed anything. They furnished
the fun Of the evening. One of their
songs ended with an original stanza
about Maryville that captured the ALL
dience. The singing of Mrs. Barton
was excellent, but the selection OF
pieces was very poor. A love song
now and then will do, but hearing
them over and over makes one every
tired". to use slang phrase, which
comes nearer to expressing the feel.
ings than anything else. The piano
playing by Mrs. Bartlett was as usua
excellent.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
90 A YEAR.
COLLEGE NOTES.

Last week Mr.. Will Phillips WzS
suddenly called to his hone at Neya-
Market on account OF the danger
Gus illness of his mother. His
many friends here deeply sympa-
thize with him, and hope he may
soon be with us again.
Next Sunday the College Y. nj.
c. A will hold a Missionary Meet.
ing, the topic being Syria. The
members are requested to reads
something of this field within this
week that they may add to the in
terest and profit of the meeting.
Mr. Chaplin who came to us from
Worcester, Mass. last term, wiln
leave this week for Moody's seheoK
for boys at Mt. Hermon, Mass
We regret to have leave ia, and
our best wishes for his success fol~-
low him to his new field of duty.
The Alpha Sigma first bass
failed to show up for practice one
afternoon last week for reasons.
more obvious than conjectural
The three disappointed members OF
the quartette came over on College
Ct met Gnutl nf finn hriiren and
called Justly for the missing one,
Charlie oh. Charlie; but Horace
full of odes and satire, poked his
head out of the uper window ana
said. "just let him alone, boys, he is
paying rent"
The annual Athenian entertain
ment last Friday evening VAS vel.
attended and heartily enjnved.
Each participant gave evidence ef
good:preparation and acquitted
himself with credit TO the society.
The music rendered by Mrs. Bar-
ton, Bartlett and Mr.. Eldrilgc WAS
excellent. The new Athcnian.
quartette rendere several songs
which were amusing and cutter
tanning. The boys did well oousid-
ering this was their first public ap-
pearance. The Grafton entitled
"The American boy" was well writ
ten. Mr.. III. M. Welsh did cxcrp-
tionally well in our humble opin-
ion, though others may have placed
one or both of the last orators he
fore him. We are Glad to com
mend the exercises as whole aud
give all the participants our hearty
congratulations.
Silence onthe part of the College
reporter does not signify that our
Latin Professor, j. III. Newman, is
not still at his post drilling the stu
dents on case, form, and construc-
tion from ComstOck to Tacitus. His
pupils speak in his praise as an in
structor, and as being genial and
pleasant socially. The good will Of
students counts much toward the
success of q teacher. The beginning
Latin class is the largest in the his
tory of the College. 1t is encourage
ing to note the fact that so many of
the students are taking Latin and
Greek. The Engliss Scientific
course is not by any means econom-
ical, and fails in great measure
of its desired end. We would he
glad to see this course much
changed so that it might he whaa
its name indicates-a thorough
course in sciences. Prof. Newman
also leads the singing at chapel ami
has a class in the elements Of vocal
music.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
6. L. Jones'.

In this issue Mr.. S. L. Jones, of
Fricndsville, announces as 4 candi.
date for Register. Mr.. Jones has not
been able to announce any sooner,
but hopes yet to get enough votes to
elected him. He is a young repub
lican who has always leen true to his
principles, and is fully qualified to
credltably discharge the duties of the
Office.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Prayer Day.

The Annual Day of Prayer for Col
leges will be observed with appropri-
ate exercises in the College Chapel on
Thursday, Jan. IS at 1880 o'clock
a. m. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Died of CONSUMPTION.

Bingham, well known old soldier
and brother of brave old Capt.
Bingham of our county, died of con-
sumption at his home here in Mary
vile one day last week. Thus the
Vetrans are making their last march
to the grave and soon the pension
will be settled by all those dying
who deserve pensions.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
VaIubIe Premiums.

See the Knoxville journals pre-
MUM offer in this issue. Mr.. W. M.
Miller is here in the interests of that
paper, and all who wish to renew or
subscribe. can find him at the Central
House, or on court house square.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Getting Worse,

Receiver Fink, of the East Tennes-
see railroad system, says, in speaking
of the income of the road, "the reve-
nues are getting worse. They are
falling off terribly. l thought we had
touched bottom, but we have not.
The prospects for the year are not at
all encouraging"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
A House Warming,

The new "Sam Houston Inn" was
opened up in gay and joyous man.
ner Saturday night by large crowd
Of jolly friends of the proprietor and
family assembling in the parlors and
spending the evening in pleasant
games and conversation. The new
house starts out with f1attering pros.
poets of success.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
A Revival.

A revival under the management
of Rev. ]. 7. Sexton commenced in
the NJ. f. Church, South, Monday
night. The meeting starts with
promise of great success, as those
present say there was great deal of
interest manifested the first night.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Returned.

Chas. Boyd, jr., one of our most
intelligent colored boys, returned
from Nashville last week, where he
has been taking his first years course
in the dental college. He is well
pleased with the work.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Taxes.

Notice to the taxpayers of Blount
County-Jan annary 1894 is the last
month in which you can pay state
- county taxes for 1898 without
cost. Come and pay and save the
cost. Respectfully, your friend A.
M. Rule, Trustee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
A Fine Church.

Mt. Lebanon has one of the finest
church buildings in the county.
There is said to be only two finer and
those are the Presbyterian and Meth
odist Churches in Maryville. 1t has
good bell and is fixed up in modern
style, 1t is Baptist Church.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24

There was something over ninety
eight instead OF twenty. eight dollars
paid for the new brick walk.
Those who are interested in Ten
nessce will find it to their advantage
to save the article on the editorial
page.
Mrs. Matte Hughes is very low
with what is thought to be tumor in
her side which presses up against her
heart.
Rev. ]. M. Norton, of Nortonburg
Indianna, will preach at the NJ. F.
church on next Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock.
Mr.. d. S. Dunlap, of Roland,
Warren county, Tenn, was in town
this week and added his name to our
subscription list.
Mrs. J. A. Steele, of Saticoy, Cal >.
is visiting old friends in the county,
Her many friends were glad to wek
come her back.
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
Died Suddenly.

The wife of Payton West of near
Clover Hill died last week of Pneu-
monia fever, She first took the grip
then the fever came and she died iu
two days. She leaves four small chill
dren. The oldest about seven years
old and the youngest about SIX
months.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24
A Scrap.

Saturday there was quite an excite
ment for while over a fight. Hor-
ace Jones, (white) and Charles Boyd,
Jr. Col. quarreled over an incident
that took place a few nights ago on
the train. Boyd entered the baggage
car where Jones and some others
were talking and Jones ordered
him out and at the same time
gave him a push. Boyd claims he
saw that Jones was drinking and told
him he would see him when he was
sober. Boyd was asking Jones what
he had done that he should be treated
in the way he was the other night and
one word led to another until both
got mad when Jones picked up big
butcher knife which was on the coun-
ter in Emmett Jonses' meat shop and
threw is at Boyd who lodged it and
instead of going through him 1t went
into the middle of the street. Boyd
then rushed at Jones and after two or
three knock downs in which the col.
ored boy did the knocking and the
other fellow the going down they
were separated and it it was found
that Jones had a good sized cut
across the back and Boyd was bled-
ing little from wound:received in
the head by being hit with an iron
twine box. DR. Blsnkenship sewe d
up Jones wound. Both submitted
and paid their fine.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24

Mel Thompson, Ind, was elected
mayor Of Knoxville over Albers,
Dem.
Read our hints to CORRESPONDENTS.
They will apply an writing to any
publication.
Do not bring wood on subscription
before seeing us. Ifyou do We can
not take it.
F. E. Moore left Monday morning
for Grassy Cove to assist in a revival
at that place.
The Globe Democrat is a semi
weekly paper. See our offer in an
other column.
COUGHING LEADS TO CON.
SUPTION. Kemp's Balsam stops
che cough at once.
When you want to know who tht
candidates are, read the announce
ments in the TINES.
Attorney John L. Goddard, i
transacting business in Spring Cit
and Dayton this week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-24

There are 1873 convicts in the Coal
Creek Mines.
Elias Hitch is no longer a candi-
date for Trustee.
A white man killed a negro election
day in Knoxville.
The docket is said to be very light
at this term Of court.
L. w. Hall, of Haywood County,
N. c. thinks oflocating hore.
When man puts on shoe and i
fits, then is the time he wears it.
LANES MEDICINE MOVES
THE BOWELS EACH DAY.
, 1894-01-26
$4,000 Sbdoen.

@eitern No6mittag nm cin Giertel nad
5 lt6r fam IN Dem al Ser Gde Der so. Str.
un6 @aibington NDe. gelc8enen 6Otel
3bomaS Elm 6euer sum Nusbrucb unb perz
breitete iib 10 i6neu iiber Das gauge Sc
b6uoe, ooB eS Der Seuerpebr erit gcIang, es
5u l0icben, nadocm eS etnen @eiammt=
lcbaoen bon $27, GOO an9ericbtct bate, Der
ober pOGitdnOi8 Ourcb cine Geriicberung 9es
bedt mir0.
0aS flint Stodmerfe bobe @cbGuoe lte9t
birett an ser MtibipaD Ylaiiance, pa felt
Der Iebten 8ocbe 8eicblOIieu unb bieute mn
ais Qagerplab tiir Die CUR Ginribtung Dec
6otel5 n0thtgen OtObeI. 9ieie, beren
Mertb ii6 auf $4,000 belief, muroen poQ=
itdnbig BON ben Slamlncn 5%eritOrt. 9tt
Gntitebun9Suriac6e bes 8ranbes fiibrt man
auf cine am aus9etrodneten Sol5perf anz
9ebracbte i~iberbibten 0ampfrObre 3urId,
, 1894-01-26
aRne go o de etn 1tenes Brft.

Sdmmtltde Nnfna6men 1nO an Srt un0 SteQe init 0&n befen
Appnraten uon fad)ueradnOi9en aUnflern genommen, 9ieielben
lno TT kelner anoeren Sanlnnlutg 'u fn0eu unO 9e6en in tinitlerti6
pOlen0eter Nrt Elm erid0pfenoe8 Bib 0es eroBen grieOru5werkes
uot1 Anbe9tnn bis sum SdruB. NaS Die Gammlung por anOeren
auS5et6net lit audi be1pnoers Die i3uiannmenfe0ung Der iunerem AT
ltdJteu. Us 1tD ntbt, tpte in ptelen minOerrpertbi9en NuSgaben, MIR
Die SebduOe in i6rer 0nBeren ArdJiektnr, ionbern audi Die in ibncn
%entbatenen &unit= unO &oareni6dbe unO OaS ie6r giu3el=9(uSitel
lung et9entbimlt6e @eprd9e ue0ergege6en. Sem 16lieBeu fb
Observation-Disclosures uon %befOnOeren Gbrentaoeu, we Dem Chicago
Sag nnO anOeren an.
Nuf Ote1e Nene 1oQ in fortlaufenOen Ttftem nit ie Is Anfd1tfn
I'M 9rOBenper9dltniB BON 8x1O 3Ou cine OeGd)dtt DER Au5feluno
TT 98ort nno Bib 9eGefert werDeu, melde foum ibreS @leiben fnoen
onrfte, Ger erlanternoe OeutfdJe Gext, DON einem S0duerfduoioeu
perfaBt pelder 1el6er Seamter Der NuSfelung mar, fagt fA Der
Misunderstanding pHr0i9 an.
Anteren 9efern nu0 folden, Die IS merOrn 1uourn, miro 6ieIe
A11s9abe inter fol9enOen 8eotngungen 5ugdngliG gen1a6t
SIN Mor9eu= uno AbenoblGtt Oct Sliuoi5 Staats3eitunq, Iopie
III Der Sonnta9saus9abe Der Slinois Staats3eitunQ, Dem ,%,1Be6en",
tDerOen Coupons er16etnen, ruelbe jeOeSmal Die 9tummer oes SefteS
unO 0aS Datum OS betreHenOen TageS tragen, g8er febem toldIe
Coupons init o~ertelbeu Detnuuner uou febem Observation-Disclosures
Den Daten nnO Toe baar in Der Office Der SQinois Gtaats3eitunQ
abltefert, ooer Z Coupons nn0 13r TT gaarkeu nit 9nga6e ieiuer
NOrefe per HOft ein1enoet, erbdlt Die 9tummer, 1pehbe amf Dem
Coupon benannt it, portofrei ~'ueefrlt.
SeOe WodJe miro Elm nenes 0eft uerans9abt unO 0ns Io1unge
for9eiebt bis Die Santu1lunQ ~uoltduota 1T.
, 1894-01-26
Oas Gn0e zines Wahniinni9en.

6enrD De Saeger, Elm Snin1ie bes 9ez
tention 6oipitols, erbdnate iib 9eltern in
Sem Gbirrabmen beS 8abe5immerS bes
SnitituteS nit etnem 8abebanbtudb. De
Saeger purOe 9eitern Morgcn int Srrengez
rtcbt auf ietne 3urehnun9Sfdbigtcit 9ez
prGft uno bon BEN @eibmorenen MACH bem
County Srren6aus in Cunning beriDieien,
0a icbO6 nOb cine gauge Qtn8ab[ an6erer
S~rritnni9er oeitern nacb Cunning gebracbt
perben muBten, 10 tpurOe De Sae8er i'm
Detention : 6Oipital 3uritd9elaien. Sin
WGrtcr fiIbrte ibn am gtacbmitta9e in baS
8abe5immer urb lteB i'm bort einige Ofts
nuten aQein, I'M ibm frti6eS 2einen5cug
8u bOlen. 2ns CT Surilffebrte, fanb ct De
Saeger inn S6iirrabmen erbdngt. Die 2eicbe
puroe nab Ser GountD Wtorgue ge6rocbt.
Der Sobte binterlGBt cine Bittpe unb stpei
Gin6er, bic in bem 6auie SEQ. 658 6enrD
StraBe tpo6nen. De Saeger ma 3u 3etten
tObiii6ttg unb muBtc unauSgeieBt bepabt
ner6en.
, 1894-01-26
Der G ou9blin=p ro5ef.
3rnmer mebr meoi5iniibe Sa6perftdnoi9e
pom Ger Derthcioi9uI9 ms 5elo gefiRrt.

g}ub6em 6ie gauge geltrigc Gormilta9s1
itBung I'M @ou9blinproSeB nit Der Ser
nebnlung un0 Dem &rcuSperb0t beS meoiz
Stnilcben Sacbperitdnoi9en Or. 6arolo
WtoDcr Dabtngegatgen mar, tpuroen alcb
am 9tacbnlittag tpteber 5tpei Sa6DerltGn@
0ige uernommen.
Or. Heiter Curtis, frii6cr 9rofeIior Ser
0iltDlogie am Gbica9o Wteoical G0uege,
1agte aus, oaB eS Der 9Gi1ienldaft nicbt
mo8ltcb lei, 1eltSultelcn, Oh Siuci geqebene
Utcn1DellD1nre BON ein un0 Demlelben
&opte berrltDrtclt ODER nicbt. 2lucb TAI e5
nldbt mo9ltcb 5t crmltteln, Oh zinc gegebenc
Yrobc Slut Wtenibenblut o6er SDterblut
lei. 9Setter lagte Or. Curtis aus, baB oa5
@ebtrn zines Wtenicben 6urcb einen Sdblag
alt ben &opt cTne to%otbrtngenoc Gr1dbittez
rung crDaltcn tonne, obne baB Der ScbGoel
gcbrocben lei. 9r. Curtis mlBte eS iid
9~etaIlcn laiicn, b0B Qlnipalt 8ottum i0m
nachlpieS, OaB ct BET leiner frii6sren 2tuSs
lage, DAB 0ebirnnlolle auf Dem geip06ns
licben 9Segc bet 8crDeiung in Is Iagen Su
Bret OcripdrOelt iperOen tDnne, cine Qlu=
torttGt angefitDrt babe, in oerel1 QSerfen
ft6 cine iolcbe 8ebauptung nirgenos fin6et.
Or. SoDn u. 8enion beSeltgte, baB er 0te
llridcbe oeS Iooe5 Or. Gronin'S nic6t be-
itimmt fcititeIen f0nue u1o 6QB CT iei1e
perl0nlicbc Nnit3t bariiber fir itd6 bebaltcn
ipoIe.
Or. 8enion'S 8er60r uur6e in Der + eltz
ttgen Sormttta8SiiB ung fortQcicbt. Or.
Senlou lpracb geitern nie beute in ciuem
S9paQ bon meOi5iniidben Socbalsoriifen,
10 0dB Nnipalt 8ottum i'm eriutben muBte,
perltGnOIidber fir Die @elbporenen Su
iprecbcn. Dteie Qtngetege1lDett ft6rte 3u
etncm 9Sortgefec5t 5pticben ben Q(nipdlte1,
tpelcbem crit Der 9ticbtcr elm @noe mac6tc.
gfo6Dem Or. 8enion abgetreten mar,
bcrief Nnmalt 9onoboe eil1en Wtann Sea-
mems Jtobcrt 8ODtn9tou, einen 3immere
mann aus Cafe Giclp, auf ben Stan6.
8oDit9ton tDobnt i'm 6auie Gom BbalenS,
in Dem frll9cr BON IS. O'SuIipan betpobnz
ten !Oauie. @r lagte aus, oaB CT am Nben0
oeS 4. Yfai nacb oent Nbenbelien mit&nig6t
unO l2tlteba1 IN 9oB'S QStrtbI6aft bis
9egen balb ELF ltbr &artcn iptelte.
Die etnst9e 6rage, Sic Dem 3eugen bon
Nntpalt 9onoboe Dor9cle9t Durbe erga6
CUR Qlnttport, Dab 6er 2ampenpfoiten an Der
@fe, tt Der 9td6e Oer @arllon Cottage, iich
auf Der iii0peitlicben @de Set StraBenfreus
sung befin6e. Nntpalt Scanlan erfubr
BON benz 3eugen, baB O'SuIioan lib I'M
@arten befanO, ais er 2t6en6S noc6 6ouie
fam. Sin 2icbt bate 8optn9ton am
Qbcno beS 4. Wtot ntc9t in Der Carlton
Cottage beruerft, ais er BORT oorbei9ing.
Wicbtt9ere 6ragen mllr0en Dem 3eugen
1tcbt porgeIcgt, au6 purOen in Der @ors
nlittagSitBur9 feline peiteren 3eugen per@
nor11llen,
, 1894-01-26
unter bober Bdrofbaft.

Gor &t6ter Softer itanb beute friib Gusz
port6, alias @barles 2iperpooI unter 8tpetz
fo6er Q~tnfloge bea Ginbru68 uuo Ser
QtnfIage bes getpaItt6dttgcn 9tngriffS. 8ez
8ii9Itcb bes leBteren tpar SRI. Molie Gang
Don aus 9to.1421 @abaiD 2lpe. i'm @ertcbtSz
iaal eribienen un0 %6e6auptete, %baB@uspOrtb
ie BEL @elegenbeit ietneS @inbrucbS in jones
9auS, unter 8orbalten beS 9tepolDerS 9ez
Sipun9en bGtte, ii6 etuen 9etpalttbdtigen
Mngriff 9efauen 8u laIien. Serner purbe
ct bon Gapt. 8artnett bci6uIoigt, nOr etni=
gen 8ocben aus 90. 8Olf'S S6netoerla6en.
go. 2069 StateitraBe, &leiOcrtpaaren i'm
Nertbe BON $50 geitoblen 81 ba6en. &ibtel
Softer iteQte tbm Bis gum Monta8 iueger
beS getpalttbdttgen 9(ngritfs unter $4,000
un6 me9en Ginbru3S ebenfauS unter $4,000
8iir8i3aft.
, 1894-01-26
Spie0c1fc0tcrci.


G3 lit altc6 nicbt I'M @erin8iten oaralt
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