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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
PoEka led MoSkalem.
KOLEJE W Kr0lestwie .uleo

KOLEJE W Kr6lestwie ulegaja
coras wiekszej russyfikac1l. w
zarzadzie g}ownym drogi terespol-
skiej jest juz tylko referent Rolak;
wszystkie inne miejsca obsledli
rodowici Rosjanie, "a kt6rych
Polacy odrablaja robote] albo jake
dyetarjusze (eoolnomojenany), albo
jake suba'terny, Wlelu owych
rodowitych Rosslan do DIS dnia
%jeszcze zaznaczs rodowitosc swoja
Resultant ma wierzch ubrania
wyk4adauemi. Maszynist6w Po}a-
k6w ma tel drodze ME nominuja luz
inaczej tYiko ,,tYmczasem peiniacy-
M obowiazki"- tak1ego biedaka
kazdej chwili bez pytania w~yrzuclc
MONA.
Z KALISZA donosza, re
wobec rozwoju %przemys}u
hafciahskiego ajenci zagra-
niczni (czemu ME rodacy
miejscowi?) zamierzaja buda-
wac TAME fabryke maszyn
hafciarskich, kt6raby wyrabia-
Ia grubsze czesci, de}ikatniej-
SEE zas maja sprowadzae z
zagranicy. Jaki to brak Il mas
wykszta}conych w poszczeg6l-
nych zawodach przemyslow-
COW! -
z pod Radzynia przeslano
do pism urywek z listow jake
zlodzieje W okolicy rozsylaja
do kolonist6w pomniejszych.
Otto urywek jednego owych
list6w: >, Pamietaj (nazwisko
kobiety opuszczonej, przyp.
red.,) re Bys Wzjeia, = II
Dwanastje Ruby pjhjedzy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

Norton i Elba. Dalsze obrad! W
tel sprawie od1ozono ma 10 Grudnla
1906, 0 godzlnle 3 z pofudnla.
Rada o godzinle l z po}udnla
napowr5t zebrafa sic ma posiedzenle
i odroczy}a sic W celu inspekcyl
budynk6w powiatoweJ fanny
ubogich oraz budu1acego sic mostu
W gmlnle Hillsdale, do soboty, l6
Llstopada 1895, 0 godzidle 9 pred
po}udnlem.
So6ota, 16 Listopoda.
Rada zebra4a s'e ma posiedzenie
st6sown'e do uchwa1y odroczenia.
Wszyscy czionkowie obecnl.
Nastepuiace rachunki prayzwolo.
no 2 Funduszu powlatowego:
E Miller, towary d, ratusza $l.35
Geo B Mallery, furmanka
ola komisarzy pow. 800
J B B%ambenek, p. komis. 800
John Knopp 900
N Walch, ditto l mllowe LAO
O w Hunt ditto milowe 1923
T Pale, dit, ditto 1892
z tMnduszu *6ogich.
E Miller, towary d. fanny
uboglch.. $2l.l5
Bambene6 l. Co., ditto 4.5O
Rada wybra}a % przysleg}ych
grand jury i 80 przYsieg}ych do
sadu n1zszego, ably zastapiG mleisca
tYch, kt6rzy s{azyli we wrzesniu
generalnemu sadowi dystryktewe-
mu.
Nastepujaca uchwa{e przyjeto ma
wn1osek komisarza Walch.
Uchwala SIC, ably ninlej seem
przyzwolono nizej wYznac2one sunny
z Fundusz6w powlatowego l mo-
celem naprawy drog
powiatowYch most6w. Auditora
p~owiatowego ninlejszem SIG n'n1ej-
SEEN upowaznla do wystawienia
.rzeczone sunny przekaz6w do
kasy era powiatowego, ably je wy
p4aci} kasyerom gmlnnym, Vi
wszakze powinni okazat aud1torowl
powiatowemu dobrY bond ma sumo
j%eszcze raz tax wysoka, jak ia,
k16ra ma i'm bye ~wyp}acona, st6-
do rozdzia}u 10 generalnych
.raw stanowych.
gmlny PrzYzwolona suma.
saratoga. 500
NOrtOn v
Rada, jake komitet cafego cla}a,
kt6rY zwiedzif farme uboglch,
znalaz}a ia W dobrym stan'e. Lubo
budYnek ME jest takim, iakim
Bye powlnien, jednak Jest wygod-
nym. Izby i posclel chedog,e. l
pewnie ulokowanl tam ubodzy
maja zywnos6 i odziez,
40 procent W tym p%owiecie
op~}acajacych podatKi.
Ma wnlosek odroczy4a sig Rada
) inc de-.
j. B.. Bambenek
PrzewodnlczacY Rady kom. pow.
POswladcza:
Herman Weabez,
auditor powiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

POLECA SIZE
gZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
xszystkim wiarusom Polonssea
v Anerycs
NOVA BSIEGlRNli
81. DERDowsKIEGo
" Winona MINI
Holna sprewsdzj6 cd D.rdsw
skiego kA4da ksi44ks P"lska, jaks
wsgole ;staieje v Ameryss, piasas
gsto wk3.
Penitsj wymieniaay liskttrs
ksiaiki, jake nasza ksjegarais NJ
"a ~sprzsdai:
Ksi9zki szkolne i tre6-
CT naukOWo1,
hEs1Ac MAJ Peawi@eony Be
garodzicy 20
etACZ l N~ARZEKANIE o..
COW SWIETYCH........3k
aOZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
Spiewnik K oioislny dla
u4ytku wiornych zebrai K. Born.
euchnlewicz. " mocnej oprawts
ksiazki p~owieSciowe
rozma,ts lnns.
FIESTA MENT PIOTRA w1EL-
kIEGO, czyli sami ny Me.kail
za woje~"nls ce,ego iviat.. IS
.yTAREeo
D
a1STORYA o srlaehstneJ pick.
neg Melnzynis.. 40
kONsTYTUCYA sVANvW zJk
DNOCZONYCH....... 10.
ksIAlKA
WEGLARZ z WALENCYI. Pre-,
Autora JAakini Beatusa i Kozsy
ia KWiato 80.
: o nstytuoya Aaia 10
.'.zew { n !! k do plsania list6~
'''ioznvch oras t~yczaeycb sig a4e
nienia %:.anatp6iiciA.
)brena iw. Czestochowy, 10
] z K a p Nv sa,p ewiest
obyczajows przes Jozefa I aae
UDry 80
: | do Ri i,siawny do.
v6dzca rozbojnik6w XVIII vie
GO
W nocnej sprawie 50 siseonyu
tvtulikien .....--..,-...-.eI
Eos slercty ezyll pow1es
wystawiajaca zgroze nieludzkofoj
sroge1G zaw:*ci, i dotkliwos6 ne
.lzy, skutecz:csc WARY / cn6t
wzor-wok* Ei}o--s-dzia ; szczo-
drobliwos@ opatrzz osci przez ks
A. Poko;skiego... ....,..B0
Pow astk1 E k 9 PIKE,
FIR. hr. Skarhka. Zzwicra: I
Wyprawa kujawska, . Hulan-
ka " sadie, 81 kukass Stempel
y Dwie s'ostTy, s. Przewozn;l
s. Jeniec Wojenny, y Jas,
ezu}t, q hundur, 81 Kruk 80
E a. a. K decki Przeo
PAU! 6 ", Obrohca Xlasz
torn Czeatochowsk1ego..... Is
g 6 b atetsks r d Z i n AL
ryvek / s'.stauia 'se3 =, ida
rzen'e pa ~sdx'xee opis1 WI
Czap''"k! -....-. ..... LIB
Povrot q 2 i, 20
v'a<tks = c.zsow powstania Ta
dausze k,'sclaszki. ........ Is
z OUT = d ~raci Rsrscy n
Sybirz=. F"~'eac nap:sana prs
L. 1 K = ...... .......25
c,aain, zyd T,rek, czyIi kt
v i5nEu l,..kta'l;a :anfanie, o ten
uia t-Ize ~.,]s.,~>k1- staranie. Pc
wiesc ua,ier snuahna ! poucxa
jsca prze4 Touasza ,sniewskN
Wieczpy T"tacs
Jertzaiem imieniem Ahaseverut
EtGrv mowl, &c zr} pred I
krzy znwan;em EhTystnss Pam
/ przez W~zechuocncst Bog
~teszcze do dzlaiej s2ego dnia e3f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

iednak W1eleM

Wszyscy p61roczni premium era
orowie Gomco : Zskry otrzymuja
zupe}nle bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
OBRADY
Klomisarzy Powiatowych.

Komisarzy FowiatowycA.
kada komisarzy powjatu winon-
skiego zebra}a sic W Czwartek, IA
L%istopada 1895, W swoim lokalu
W ratuszu ma nadzwycza]ne posie-
dzenie. WszYscy czionkowle obecn1:
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo-
lone zostafy z Funduszu powiato-
wego:
Herald Publ. Co. druki. $3.50
Winona Weekly Leader 6.25
st. Charles Union 6.35
st. Charles Times 6.35
Westllcher Herold 1875
Wlarus drukl $50
Tolleson, porto 80. 1852
Wlnona Telephon Co., rent
"a telefon 1000
DIG Nevius, furmanka ola
kemisarzY pow. i Grand
jury 50. 9.Oc
Fred Fl. Pickles, plany i
specyfkecye ola kamiennego
gietego mostu 25. 90
w S Booth isyn, blankiety
ola sadu epiekuhczego..- 80
P. Mlnck, fracht l 1adowanie 1874
III K White, towary ola ra-
tusza. 1850
Laird Norton Co., slabs ola
ratusza i wiezlenia ....... $685.
VIM. Sonnenberg, reperacye
ola ratusza wiezienla 80. $50
II. n. Lee, tow. d. wlezlenia 800
Schroth & Ahrens, drzewo
ola w%'ezienia .......... 400
Landon & Roberts, reperacye
w wiezlenju. $50
z fumdus@u ubogich.
Fertlg, Lamm & Co, towary
ola fanny uboglch........ 1926
E. W. Rebstock, assignee
towarY d. fanny uboglch 800
Id GraboW 800
> Stlrneman 1880
Mic Peters, OWES 1880
W. Pomeronke, roboty ko-
rpo1cI/;o II F,uo,~~ ~, .;,L H. 1e
Bond ma license wyszynkowy,
Jul'usza Hike z village Alkura,
W sum1e $4,000, zosta} przy]ety i
license przYzwo]eny.
Przyjeto nastepu]ace uchwaiy:
Uchwala sig, aby ninlejszem
upowazniono audltora pow1atowego
dano mu instrukcye, ably
wystawi} przekaz ola kasyera
powlatowego ola zap}acenia sum
przyzwolonych pan6w B. B. Glow
Samuel Miller jake cdszkodowanie
Powiun1 mu jednakze daG pismien-
ne zrzeczenle sic wszelklch preten
syl 40 pow'ata "a szkedy wyrza-
dzone i'm przez przeprowadzenie
publlcznego traktu wskutek
petycy' pana Donnehowi innYch:
Bond Karolo Buttera, W kwocie
$l,340, o pobudowanie mostu
gletego W gmlnie Hlllsdale, zosta}
przyzwolony.N Ma wn1esek odroczy1a
sic Rada az do Piatku, 0 godzinie
10 pred potudniem.
Piqteh, Is Listopada 1895.
Rada zebra}a sic ma posiedzenie
st6sowne do o%droczenia. Wszyscy
cz{onkowle obecni,
Nastepujqce rachunki przyzwolo-
NJ zosta}Y z Funduszow powlato-
wyoh:
D Sinclair, Publ. Co., druki 1915
IL Buck, porto.-...-.... 800
Geo D. Freach, rozma1tosci
i zapisywanie drodnostek 5S5
J IL Grafton, reperacye W
ratuszu ! wlezieniu ...... III
A w Thurman, reparacye,
towary ola wIezienla i kosz.
ia ma telegrafowanie...... Is. So
A w Thurman, stowanle
wlezni6w 1000
IL. Neeb, plaza konstabla. 1850
w. Kulas, "a znude czasu
iaho swiadek W sedzle mu.
nicypalnym l,l2|
A w Thurman p}. szeryfa 2o.4O
\ Z.funduszu uboqsch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
llSTOWNlK
POISKO

Podrecznik
zaw1erajacy:
Nauke pisania list6w | gotows
IVORY list6w,
" wszystkich przYpadkach zyeaa,
szc=eg6lnie zast6senany do
uzytku i wygodV Polak6w =
AmerJce.
JENA 60 q.
mocnej oprawie IS q.
Mokno te ksiq4as 9ostae % ksif-
gorui H. r WSKZEGO y
Wlnona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
NoWych Ksiazek

NO VII
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia Fl ieronim D
dowsklego " Winonis,
mianowicie*
1, Cic b a E zaC hrze~
tcianska a ksiazka do
nabozenstwa ola katolik6~
~ 6licznej s;oconej l wy
t~}aczanei eliadce GRAZ ze
z}oconym brzegiem Ia
:. B 8 G nadzie1a S.
sza, ksiazka do nabozeh-
silva, " takiej samej kosz~
towne] opraw,e l.4
8. B sdztW T o.
"a, modlitwy l rozmyS'a-
uia na wszystaie uroczy.
stosci koscielne l IA wszeI-
kie okollcznosci zycia, "
droglej oprawle 1.a
4 Ksiazka do nabo-
iehstwa Dunina (w
najwspanialszej oprawie,
bez okuc,a) 2.0e
s.. Aniof s:t6l, cpraw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
DWKNSZOWANIA

ns wszelkie przvgody,
@lRaqbq4yk
powlnszowaD dla rodzic6w, 1odzeh-
silva, nauczyc1eIi, przy]acl6<. DO
brodziei i t. d.
]ako tel wiereze
ma we~Ofa, imfennikow L
dia kDchan koW,
zebral i rcmn"zy}
z najce!niejsxych autordw
JOZEF
nauczvciel PREY szkole reaInej
srednlei W Bydgoszczy.
90
e. dossot 20
ski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
GATEHIZH ~RzYNsKO-KATo

GATEHIZH
L1CK1 tsoaiy) ..+......... 9
moe" enravie......14
kATEH1ZN RZY MSKO-RATO.
L1CK1 (riekszy) v mocnej ..
OZ1EJE STAREGO l NOWEGO
T~ESTAMENTU, " mocnej o.
prawie (Drharbego)..... 40
0ZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
~eLEMENTARz PoLsK1, J6zsfa
Chociszewskiego.. .23
eOSREDNIK POLSKO AN
GIELSKI - czyli kslaaka dc
nauki !ezyka argielskiego 65
81 Piskni Ola szk6! pol-
skich " Ameryco, utotyi byfy IA
qqczyciel W Chicago Franciszsb
Zabka
. ramat7k Pelsks usoto
ma przez Teodozege. S'e,ocinskie
go, prcfesora Jezyka poIsxiego
%Atcratury. Drukowaaa Ola szk6!
Fo|-kich " 4meryce : wydani:
tl4ynastege, " mocnej eprawis
sIsm.ntar:NM ally cyl
P'erwsza Eauka CzYtania, Piss
kia Rachowaaia, pre-, W. by
Nv mocnej oprswis........12
aISTORYA A N ZJEDNO
CZONYCH.e .............75
- OF u owefy, powiesd
moEnlna bardzo, wzruszajaca 1e
stac~&ytnych czasow.......30
ia sama " mocnej oprawie u
s}oconym tytuIiksem.-..... 60
sclss{aw czyli Daisy Ciag &c.
co~sfy; tiomaczenis przez Ks.
osnshsk
Ia sama W mocnei oprawia
L iet0w K Polsso-Anerykak
XII. PodrsczniE .~swierajaoy,
Nauke pisania list6w j gotowe
wzsry list6w, v w~ssyatRieh ;.rxF.
pxdkAch tYe4ss.-:..s...s.@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

PkACIC ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

Rada komisarzy powjatu winon-
skiego zebra}a sic W Czwartek, IA
L%istopada 1896, W swoim lokalu
" ratuszu ma nadzwycza]ne posie-
dzenie. WszYscy czfonkowle obecn1:
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo-
lone zostaiy z Funduszu powiato-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
Sexton At Madlsonville.

Madesonville Tenn. knowing
that majority Of your readers are
acquainted with the Rev. ]. T. Sexton
either personally or by reputation. |
thought would perhaps be of interest
to them to know of the success he
attained in the revival he recently
held at Madisonville. Mr.. Sexton
came here Saturday, April IS and
held revival for twenty five days
and nights, preaching in all 40 ser
mons. When he came the people
seemed to be at a low ebb spiritually,
but through his earnest efforts they
were soon "set on fire" Interest con-
tinued to grow throughout the entire
meeting. Large crowds attended,
At times the large Baptist Church not
furnishing seating capacity enough for
the people. During the revival there
were about 50 conversions a majority
of whom were grown young men, and
men Of middle age and upwards.
Madisonville during the last eighteen
months has had five or six Evange-
lists with them which have had Won
derful meetings, but none of the
others reached the climax that this
one did. Madisonville people, with.
out regard to church affiliations are
loud in their praises of Mr.. Sexton,
and to show their appreciation they
donated to him about SIS In cash and
gave him presents of various kinds to
the amount of about $50, making a
total of about $ras,oo.-W. NJ. H.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
EAST MARYVILLE.

Rev. ]. A. Ruble is putting up an
addition to his house.
M. ]. B. Waters and wife, spent
Sunday, in Knoxville.
DIR. R. B. McBath has been con-
fined to his room for a week but is
better at this time.
Mr.. T.. A. Parks was brought from
the mountains last Friday very sick,
but | learn that he is recovering
slowly.
The Electric Light plant will move
over into central Maryville and will
possibly furnish water for Maryville
as well as lights.
1t is said that Speaker Pillow was
about to send the gentleman with
glasses on from Blount, out of the
gallery. while witnessing the comedy
farce" for some of his boisterous yel-
ling. | will not vouch for The truth
fulness Of this statement.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
O. p. McCammon.
Sec.

Contraltol Dolsartean!! Whistlerlll
Such is the bill of fare that will be Civ
en- blythe Seniors of Maryville College
on the evening of May 20, at the
annual concert. Read the following
press notice:
"Miss Shoemaker followed with a
reading, entitled"An Old Sweetheart
of Mine" Ii was difficult selection,
but was faultlessly given by Miss
Shoemaker. 1t displayed to advan-
tage the lady's graceful appearance
and captivating manners, and made
her at once favorite with the audi
ence. She responded to an encore;
and later in the evening was recalled
several times. Her master effort was
her "Delsartean Exhibition" in the
second part of the program, in which
she INTRODUCED a novelty in a series of
graceful delsartean gestures, poses
and attitudes, accompanied by music.
Pittsburgh tPa.) Press.
Wednesday evening will be the
only opportunity to hear the Delsar-
team, and the only chance to hear the
renowned Whistler, Mr.. Mccormick.
Secure your tickets for reserved seats
early.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
A Gard of T hanks.

We desire to extend our heart felt
thanks TO the many kind friends who
so promptly responded and aided us
in this sad hour of need and affliction
and would emphasize our thanks to
the ones officiated in our behalf. We
pray Gods richest blessing, upon ev-
cry one and when trials come to each
individual may the Grace which sus-
tains us in this trying hour be given
them.-Mrs. Robt. Goddard anc
children, Hot Springs, Ark.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
David Henry called and paie
his subscription to 'o6.

David Henry called and paid
his subscription to 90.
Miss Nellie Williams, of Notime
called at this office last Friday.
Pictures at u price at STERcHI
Bros, 400 & 4o4 Gay St, Knoxville,
Tenn.
T. H. Coomer has SOW which has
found 80 pigs in ten months. Who
can beat it?
A nice farm for sale. 7a15 acres
a1l miles from Maryville, for infor-
nation address the TINES.
Bed room Suits, Parlor Suits and
suits to suit every body at SrERcHI
Bros, 400 & 4o4 Gay ST., Knoxville
Tenn.
1t is about time for the committee
to be making arrangements for deco
rating the graves at Pleasant Hill and
Peck's Chapel.
Ben Jeems will lead an Old Harp
singing at Clark's Grave yard Sunday,
Nav roth, at O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited.
Two sisters of Chas. Plane, Mrs, Jar
chow and Mrs. Tank, Of Milwaukee.
Wis, are here visiting. Mr., Jarchow
is here also.
A dish of ice cream would be fine
these hot days. The best can now
be had at Thos. LIZARDS upstairs,
next door to Newby's,
Before buying your Milinary see
Miss Mable Smith, formerly of this
place, now with Davis & Co., SIc
Gay ST., Knoxville.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Simpson, boy, Friday night. Mr.
Simpson is doing well and was trans
acting business at the old stand soor
afterwards.
Landon Wallace was in town with
his fine Goats and Prof. Garner tool
a photograph Of them. The Pro
fessor's little boy was on one OF them
1t made pretty picture
T. H. Coomer has invented a pick
ct fence weaver of his own which
number of farmers declare is bette
than the patent ones which sell a
$500 piece.
Judge Gibson will lecture at tn
Baptist Church, Friday, May 18th
HIS subject will be, 1.-The Rife, Ak
and Grubbing Hoe" All are invited
See circulars for further particulars
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
BLOUNT'S CENTENNIAL.
A big time II to be had July llth.
100 Anniversary OF the county.

A big time r. to be had July llth.
100 Anniversary OF the county.
Monday May 9th. the committee
appointed by the Co Court at its
April Term 1895, to get up a pro-
gramme, for the celebration of the
Centennial of the organization of
Blount Co., met and organized by
electing ]. w. Montgomery, Chair
man and O. P. McCammon, Sec.
A call of the Roll showed, ]. w.
Montgomery, VIM Barr, 0. P. Nc
Cannon, f. L. Wilkerson, S. K.
Kinnamon, John H. Pickens present,
Ignatius Jones was substituted for G..
M. D. Miser, T. F. Cooper, Tor Job
Lawrence, L. ]. jenkins Tor ]. w.
Cameron, H. L. w. Singleton for W. I.
i. Russell. A motion prevailed ID
appoint committee 70 Suggest suit
able line of action to be carried out
and select some speakers for the oc.
cassion and report to an adjourned
meeting of this committee. The
chair appointed T. F. Cooper, Will
A. McTeer, ]. P, Edmondson, W.
Y. c. Hannum, O. P. McCammon.
A motion also prevailed that the Chan
eppoint a committee on grounds, and
the chair appointed L. S. Goddard
f. L. Wilkinson and A. NJ. Rule.
The committee then adjourned tc
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, on the
fourth Monday in May '95.
J. w. Montgomery,
Chairman.
%. p. McCammon.
Sec
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
NOTINIE.
Health very good at this writing

Health very good at this writing.
Formers are very busy, somo
blowing some planting and others
plowing up and replanting where
the cut worm has cut the corn.
Mr.. j., M. Williams is making
new paling fence around part of
his farm which add much to the
looks.
Mr.. Sam ID wis is having some
ditching done on his farm.
MesserS Willy Delozer and Bub
Goddard of Bank and Joe McTeer
of Ellejoy were all on the creek last
Sunday.
Mr.. Carson Cal lwell and Miss
Rachel Williams oi this place were
visiting friends and relatives at
and around Blockhouse last Satur-
day night and Su nday.
Some of our young folks attended
the singing at Forest hill last Sun
day. A good time was reported.
Mr.. John Davis and sisters
Misses Rachel and Susan are at
tending the commeucementa at Har-
rison Seminary.
Rev. Campbell, Of Maryville,
preached a very interesting sermon
at Cen tenial last Sunday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
+. +. MOORE Pastor.

Communion services will be held
in this chmch on Sabbath morning
May I0, 1895
In the last number Of the "Church
at Home and Abroad" is an excellent
portrait of DIR. Gideon Blackburn,
our first pastor, together with a very
satisfactory article concerning his life
work. In a recent issue of the
'Herald and Presbyter, is a cut of
Blackburn University, at Carllnvlile,
H., founded and perptuated through
DR.. Blackburn's earnest labors and
generous contributions.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
Miss Mabel Smith.

With Davis & Co. 3I3 Gay st.
Knoxville Tenn, will take pleasure
and Special pains in filling orders for
hats or anything in Millinery or dress
line for her Maryville friends. Mail
orders promptly attended to.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09

Mrs. Eugenia S. Anderson, wife of
Rev. |. N. Anderson departed this
life April 18th, 1895. She was born
in Chenango Co. New York, March
I4th. 1883. She was converted in
her fifteenth year, and united with
the Shady Grove Baptist Church,
Knox Co. Tenn. an6 from that day
to her death she lived a Christian life.
She leaves a sorrowing husband and
many friends and relatives to mourn
their loss.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
OUR COLORED PEOPLE.
Mr.. Chas. Boyd is at home now.

Mr.. Chas. Boyd is at home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barger went
to Knoxville last Sunday.
The S. S. Of the and. Presbyterian
church will give the first picnic Of the
season May the II. All are invited.
The Pastor of the A. M. E. z.
church being sick the pulpit was
filled in the morning by Rev. Butler
and at night by Rev. Wallace both
preached excellent sermons.
Mack Boyd, well known Knox
vile colored man who has been act
ing as helper on the Knoxville and
Salisbury postal run, for some time,
received his walking papers from the
government Thursday night. He is
succeeded by Thomas r. Sample, of
Sweetwater. who during President
Harrison's administration was a pos
tai clerk on the Bristol and Chatta-
nooga line. Boyd was given his
papers for intimidating Chief Clerk
Moore, of the Knoxville and Sails
bury route. He recently cursed Moore
out and drew a pistol on him in the
car. Boyd was also reported for i'm
pudence to persons putting mail on
his car at Morristown and Newport =
Knoxville Journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
Wakefield

We handle the celebrated Wake
field carriage and have the exclusive
sale of them. Npe so good, none so
stylish, none SO cheap.-SrERcHI
Bros, 4o2 & 4o4 Gay ST., Knoxville
Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-09
A Big Saving to Blount Co.

We mean the people if they trade
with STERcHI Bros, 4o2 & 4o4 Gay
st. Knoxville Tenn, the cheapest
Furniture and Carpet House in
Knoxville.