The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28

| A country editor is a curious speci
men, indeed. For want of informa
ton an editor sometimes makes,
mistakes, sometimes forgets names,
sometimes gets the names wrong,
makes mention of trivial events to the
exclusion of the more important; all
of which he does intentionally-fre-
quently maliciously-in the eyes OF
numerous readers. What an ignorant,
negligent, infamous sinner is that
newspaper man who doesn's know all
about everything before he is told OF
it; who doesn't have memorys that
enables him to remember everybody's
name and everything they did and
everything they didn't. What an
abominable creature an editor is, any
] how South Pittsburg Statesman.
Volcaline.
Mr.. Charles Armstrong, of the en-
terprising firm of Armstrong Bros,
was interviewed yesterday concerning
the Black Diamond railroad, and was
asked if they were going to furnish as
reported, the hardware for the road.
He replied that they hadn't thought
of it, and that the notice he saw in
yesterday mornings Journal was
quite pleasant surprise. That they
had expressed themselves very freely
for the road, not that they hoped to
get any direct benefit from it, but
that it would be blessing to Knox
vile as well as themselves. He said
further that if goods and prices would
be any inducement he did not doubt
but that his firm would furnish what
may be needed in the hardware line.
Knoxville Journal.
Volcaline.
A quiet home wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus AM
blister, Monday evening, at 6:3o
o'clock. Their daughter, Miss Della,
was the happy bride and Edgar Kidd
acted the part of groom. The groom
is the eldest son of L. M. Kidd, one
of the wealthiest men of our county.
He has splendid business education,
being graduate of the Poukeepsie,
N, Y, business college, and is a
young man, who is popular and well
liked by everyone. The bride is the
second daughter of the senior mem
Der Of the Hardware firm of Keny
& Ambrister andis young lady of
taste and refinement. DR.. P. M.
Bartlett performed the marriage cere-
mony. We extend congratulations
and wish the young people much hap
piness and a long life.
Volcaline.
The Centennial Commiss toner's Of
Blount County will hold their regular
monthly meeting in the Y. M. c. A.
Hall, in Maryville, at 10 o'clock p.
m. Monday Dec. and. 1895. Al
which meeting, the Woman's BoarC
of Commissioners, for the county,
Mrs. Mary T. w. Melee, Mrs. R
! n. Hood and Misses, Minnie Nc
Ghee, Johnnie Gates and Mollit
Caldwell, and Prof. E. B. Waller
Commissioner of the Children's Aux
iliary Department, are all Urgent,
requested to be present, as bushes
of greatest importance to the county
exhibit at the coming Centennial SIX
position Of our grand old State, vii
be then transacted, Let these com
missioners remember that the eyes O
the county are turned to them, in az
ticipated pride, that our exhibit sha
be, as it deserves to be, the best {
any IN the State, a I'd SO, become a
: advertisement that will induce buyers
10 come and occupy as homestead'
! the thousands of acres CT rich tilabl
= lands owned by our farmers, in eH
: cess Of what they can possibly cult
vate with profit. and wealthy capt.;
t lists who will. bring with them none!
f that may be probably invested in d
t veloping tn. vast recources Of hldde
: wealth in our mountains, and thu
= furnish renumerative employment f
It our unemployed citizens.
Il Volcaline.
Card. of Thanks.
We return our heartfelt gratituC