The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-27

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town this week. They were raised
by Clara Johnson Cob who lives in
the Western part of town. Nothing
J like living in good fruit country.
The Workers Council OF the Chill
howee Baptist association will meet
with the Miller's cove Ch.on Friday al
II o'clock A. NJ. before the 5th Sun
day of this month. A full attendance
is urgently requested. F. M. Webb.
There is a Holiness meeting in
progress under tent in the public
school house yard. 1t is conducted
by Revs. Royster, Price ande John
ston. There seems to be great inter-
est and no doubt much good is being
accomplished.
Atty. ID. l.. Bryan gets the APP
pointment as Back Tax Attorney for
this county. Mr.. Bryan is an honest,
upright citizen and a staunch demo-
crat, who works earnestly for the sue
cess of his party. We congratulate
him upon his good fortune.
Louis ]. Scholl, the genial and
hustling editor of the Clinton Gazette,
paid us visit last Sunday. Mr..
Scholl is one of the best practical
newspaper men in this section and
with proper support could give any
town first-class newspaper.
Do you want nice farm, within
21a miles Of Maryville, consisting of
TX acres, about 80 of which is
timber land /? 1t also has a nice
young orchard of over one hundred
apple and peach trees. If you want
1t apply at this Office. Cheap for
cash.
Word comes that Johnnie McCon-
nell, of Tuckaleechee Cove, fell from
a wagon Thursday which ran over
him injuring him SO severely that he
died Friday. He was 10 years Of age
the day he died. No doubt our cor
respondent will give full particulars
next week.
|. A. Gains, who graduated this
year from the college, left the latter
part of last week for Washington
County. He has accepted the Chair
of Mathematics IN Washington Col
lege. Mr.. Gaines is an intelligent and
industrious young man and we pre-
dict success for him.
Two ladies, from Knoxville, a
Miss Carter ard another lady, were
taking a ride behind one of Nc
Kinzie & Co.'S teams, the day of the
picnic last week, when the neck-yoak
broke causing run-awy. Both were
thrown out and Miss Carter was hurt,
though not seriously.
Last week the TIMES contained
four columns of county correspon-
dencs and it was all news too, not a
useless item or joke in it. We are
proud of our staff of correspondents
and if anything happens in the Coun-
ty which doesn't appear in the TINES
you NAV put it Down that it didn't
happen at all
A Union Temperance meeting of
all the churches viii! be held at New
Providence Presbyterian Church on
Sabbath evening June Soth 1870
o'clock, to hear an address by Mrs.
Lide Meriwether of Memphis, Presi-
dent of the State w. c. T. U. 1t is
hoped that large audience will greet
this popular speaker.
: Prof. lie Roy Warfel and wife
moved last week to Fountain City,
Knox County. The Professor goes
there to take charge of the CONNER
cial department of the Holbrook
School. He has been an instructor
in Maryville College for number of
years and has proved himself worthy
$ young man. He is industrious and
: an earnest Christian. We congratu-
: late the Holbrook School upon their
good selection.
We are sorry to announce the
? death of Mrs. Robt. McNutt. She
E died last Friday morning of Consump.
ton and was buried in Magnolia
: cemetery Saturday, Rev. G. w.
Jackson, of ,he NJ. E. Church,
South, conducting the funeral service.