The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-24

J G. H. Delozer of Bank called and
added his name to our list. He is one
of the prosperous lumbermen of our
county.
Chas. B Taylor, of Edison, Wash
ington, sends in one dollar, with the
request that we add his name to our
subscription list.
Mrs ]. W. Newly was called to
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, by telegram,
last week, announcing that her Mother
Mrs. R. l.. Kicks, was not expected
to live.
Editor Maryville TIMEs:-We wish
through your paper to return thanks
to the many friends who were so kind
loving and helpful to us in caring for
our dear husband and father during
his sickness and death. Mrs. Sarah
J. Weagly. d. N. Weagly, H. II.
Weagly, M. F. Tennar.
We have just completed arrang
ments whereby we can furnish the
1895 New Yor> Tribune Almanac to
our readers who pay one yearlsin ad-
vance for only 20 cents. This book
is full of valuable, Information and
you generly pay IS cents for it.
We call the attention of our readers
to the change of the add the Bank of
Blount County. The first year ofthis
institution has been most prosperous
one. At the end of the first year a
dividend of 6 per cent has been de-
clared and their report will show them
| Ill llIlG CODulllOll.
Goshaun, the mind reader, gave two
of his marvellous exhibitions at this
place last week. There is certainly
no fraud about him as he does just as
he says he can. He was tested to the
satisfaction of all by number of our
very best citizens. After witnessing
such performance, we know there is
a great field Of scientific truth, along
this line, still to be developed. The
door to the great store house has only
been opened. We advise all who
have an opportunity, to go and see
Goshaun.
Nh. Boyce, young man who is
attending the college, has been taking
very active part in the evlval NEE
ting in progress at the Friends church
Sunday night he was there and gave
his testimony as true servant OF
Christ and before the services were
over that night he became very sick
and had to leave. He is-now confined
to his room with Pneumonia, but
many kind friends are looking attel
his needs and many prayers are sent
up for his recovery, so that he may
return to his home in Pennsylvania
He is a true christion young man anC
is well liked by all who have met him
The TINES hopes he may soon recover
Be sure and sign your name t.
every thing sent in for publication
We have been compelled to leav'
out sor very interesting letter
=. on account of that omission.
If you pay in advance mention
the fact that you would like CUES
which will give you chance a
$ one of those plows. We som
times forget to mention it.
The Cotton States and interna
S tional Exposition is being adver
tised in every continent. The al
est addition to the list of language
. made us of, is the Arabic. Mr. ]
J. Arbeely editor Of the Kawka
American (Star of America) take
a lively interest in the Exposstio
is and has published an article in tn
s. last issue of his paper. This wi
circulate wherever the Arab
language is used, and will bring
N number OF oriental exhibits. NJ
If Arbeely is a native of Syria an
it has a large acquaintance throug
the Oriental. Mr.. Arbeely is we
known in Maryville, having ono
resided here.
A.