The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-08-22

DIlBnt oaleSinan, MountalnVlllc
Tenn, At Druggists.
The TINES has been sending out
each week about I, 400 copies for the
past five or six weeks. If you have
received copy we would be pleased
to have you on our list as a regular
subscriber.
The Court Of Appeals reversed the
decision and remanded the case of
Bank Of Maryville VS.. T. c. Thornton
& Bros. This case was decided in
favor Of the Bank in Chancery.
Sam Thomas, Oldest son of VIM.
Thomas, died last Friday of that dread
disease consumption. The whole
community sympathises witt. the
bereaved parents, brother and chill
dren.
Rev. Alex. Carson, who is now
receiving a salary of 81, 500 as prea-
cher in one of the siberian towns Of
New York, is here visiting relatives
and the familiar scenes of his College
days.
Jas. F. Britain has returned from
an extended trip to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Britain is hustler and is largly
interested in the marble deposits of
this county. Also the Oil fields Of
Fentress county.
James A. Baker, of near Block
House, died Aug. 18th of Typhoid
fever. He was 10 years of age.
The remains were inferred at Piney
Level the following day, Rev. jenkins
conducting the services.
John Whetsell brought in sample
of some mammoth apples grown in his
orchard. Four of them average oyer
twelve inches around and weigh three
and half pounds. Nathan Goddard
s mt us three of the same variety.
ID. P. Morris called and subscribed
for the TINES and Chicago Inter
Ocean, for $I.35 last week. Mr..
Morris has only lately moved from
the West to our county, but he be-
lieve in reading and keeping posted
on county affairs.
Esq. Alex. Gamble has the repu-
tation Of always bringing the very
finest water-melons to town. Try
one the next time he brings load to
town. The best melons we have
tasted this year were the two large
ones he treated the TINES force to
last week.
Miss E. M. Browning has been Sc
lected by the Wilmington school
board for the position Of primary
teacher in the old building, vice Miss
Libbie Shrieves resigned. Miss
Browning has had two years success
full experience in primary work ir
Maryville Tennessee. Wilmington,
70. Republican.
DIR. Paul Kirkpatrick was married
to Miss Vesta Pennington, of Pen
nington Gap, Va. on Wednesday o
last week. The doctor is we'll known
here having at one time been per-
scriptin clerk in drug store at thi!
place. He is now ore of the physi
clans in charge Of the Central asylum
for the insane, at Nashville.
The annual reunion of the surviv
ors Of the and and grid Tennessee
Ca ialry regiments, of the Uniol
army of the late war, occurs at Har
rison Seminary, September 4th. AL
Of the "boys" who can are earnestl!
requested to be present as this may
be the last reunion for many. Jane
Hatcher, of Co. D., and regiment
was the last to be mustered OUT
here below.
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