The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-07-25

No one who loves law and order
can help being proud of Atty. Gen.
Owings.
If there ever was an Att Gen.
who knew nothing but his duty no
matter who was arranged at the bar
it is he.
The 3rd Circuit ought and does
feel proud of her able and efficient
officer. Huntsville Chronicle.
Pensions.
! Beaver, Hale & Co., will undersell
Sany house in the state. Give us call
before you buy. Beaver, Hale & Co.
Sc, Market Square, Knoxville.
Miss Laura Taylor daughter of
Rev. B. c. Taylor, pastor of the NJ.
E. church, will begin her school at
Young's School House on Monday
next. Miss Taylor is highly accom-
plished and the school directors are
to be congratulated on securing the
services OF such a COMPETENT teacher
! Miss Taylor is former student of
Maryville college. Sunbright Dis
patch.
Sheriff Sam Walker caught Reuben
Fairfax, the negro who broke a
vinegar jug over Ills wife's head at
| Rockford some time ago. The cap
ture was made at Cumberland Gap.
j The man ran away and Nick Edmond
son shipped his clothes 10 him. The
package was addressed to Nick Nor
us, Cumberland Gap. The Sheriff
concluded to to look after that pack
age and soon caught his man.
There will be a box supper at
Means Chapel, three miles west of
!. Maryville, Saturday night Aug. gid.
All are cordially invited. Girls to
bring boxes and boys to bring the
girls and to fill their pockets in order
: to buy their best girls box. The
: proceeds are to be used toward get
ting Bell for the church and some
repairing which is needed very much.
w.
/ 1t is estimated that the fruit crop o
\ the South this year, including melons
J. and berries will amount to th(
enormous sum of fifty millions Of dol
lars, and that this could be doubled
without meeting the demand that al
ready exists for these products
Southern fruits have steadily gaineC
! friends in all the market of the Nortl
and today they are the favorite
5. everywhere Farm News.
Let 1t be known to. the 1900 Wis
8 itors in Knoxville in September, in
y, GLIDING Gov. Mckinley and man
:, other notables of the north, tina
Maryvllle and Blount county, adjacen
Knoxville, stand for progress and de
: :, velopment and the advertisement wi
bring US magnificent returns. If W
would have our county developed W
must attract the world and no action
lie will attract 50 quickly as railroa
i'll actions.
; 1t is said that a man who won
buy paper because he can borro'
one has invented machine by whic
h. he can cook his dinner by the smok
ar from his neighbours chimney. Tn
Or same fellow sits in the back pew j
e. church to save interest on contribl
tons, and is always borrowing rio
III to town to save the wear and tear O
III his own horsehesh. Yes, you kno
'e him. He's first cousin to the ma
10 who never winds up his watch f
III fear of breaking the spring. He III
H. doubtedly was a near relative of Il
st man who went into the back yai
he during the recent cold snap, soake
Ne his hair in water, let it freeze, an
S then broke it off in order to cheat Il
he barber out of hair cut.-Ex.
:" Last Thursday will be day lor
!" to be remembered by the former elias
- es of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhill Of the N
E. Church S. S. A kind invitatic
was given the two classes, now taugl
ne by Miss Lou Goddard and Jam,
1t Taylor, by Mr.. Barnhill and his goc
I'd wife, who are in Charge Of beautif'
Wildwood Springs, to spend the ds
u,,th them. and eor1v III ~ r,ovnino ~