The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-10

lored man OF our town, died MONDAY
of a complication of diseases resulting
from case of La Grippe year or so
ago.
Go to Bittle, Webb & Co., for your
winter shoes and other winter goods
as they are certainly the cheapest
place to buy them. They lead in low
prices all the time.
DR.. 'Talmase has been called to the
tpastorate of the First Presbyterian
church of Washington, d. C.-the
President and Mrs. Cleveland's
church and it is believed he will ac-
cept.
A brass cannon that was thrown off
the bluff into the river, one mile be-
low Knoxville during the war by
Contederates, is to be iaised. 1t is
very large and heavy, and is seven
teen feet under water.
No writer of to-day has made a
more careful study Of Japan than La
feadio Hearn. His paper in the
October Atlantic on The Genius of
Japanese Civilization shows the result
of accurate knowledge and acute OBJ
servation.
John w. Smith deserves the thanks
of all who have occasion to walk up
to the western portion of town. He
has built neat brick walk in front of
his residence on Main St. and also or
the street which turns to the left just
this side of the Friends School.
This walk has only consisted oil two
boards heretofore and many has been
the fall and loud is the cuss-words
caused by them on dark wet nights.
We have no doubt that this walk will
help many along religiously.
John A. Wallace, of Soddy, Tenn.
twas here the first OF the week, with
his son, Quincy who has entered
College. He is related to the Wal
laces Of this county and was well
known by the publisher of this paper
in Indiana. He is man who has
always been very highly respected
and esteemed by all where ever he has
lived. We welcome his son to Mary
vile College and hope he may find
his stay among us both pleasant and
profitable.
Mrs. ]. J. Twins, who underwent an
operation at the Holmes Sanitarium
in Atlanta, Tor cancer OF the breast,
as our readers are aware, and re.
turned home few weeks ago, foun6
it necessaryto return to Atlanta thi.
week for fuSther treatment, and &C
cordlngly left Tuesday accompanied
by her husband 10 ]. WINS. Th'
continued trouble seems to be muscu
lar rather than otherwise, resulting
from the surgical operation and he
: return is in accordance with the in
structions Of her physician when sh
left the Sanitarium. Athens Atheni
n an.
The Twice-a-week Gazette is tn
Oldest metropolitan publication il
Ohio. 1t has pages of 8 column
each, and contains the cream of goo
things from the daily and Sunda
! Commercial Gazette, the leading Re
publican newspaper of the West. ]
appears early on every Tuesday an
Friday morning; and as it contain
. the best telegrphic news >and th'
market reports of the Commercia
, Gazette Of those days, and reache
readers on the day of publication a
distance of several hundred miles
!, it is as good to most readers as dai
ly newspaper, while it contains vas
amount of choice matter for the farm
,r er, the laboring man, and the house
hold, prepared especially for it, an
not found in daily newspaper.
The above and the TINES one yea
for SITS.
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Grand Lodge of Tennessee. Indepe,