The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-08-15
OUR NEIcHBoRs.

the presbyterian cIuTcn idSt Suu.
day.-KingstoD Republican.
Peter Humphreys brought down
town Monday one dozen tomatoes
weight Ia pounds each, a total of
fifteen pounds for the dozen.-
Cleveland Herald.
A better outlook for plentiful
crops has not occurred for many
years in this section. There will
be an abundance of everything this
year.-Jellico Advance.
There is an eight foot rise in the
Tennessee river, also quite rise in
the Clinch and the Emory river has
three feet of back water at the roll
ing mill.-Harriman Progress.
Sheriff Sloan took John Gamble
to the Lyons View insane asylum
last week. This makes the third
inmate sent there from this county
during the month.-Madisonville
Democrat.
Tailor Payne has on exhibition a
rattle-snake with Is rattles and
button. 1t is not so large as we
should have expected it would be,
having so many rattles, but it is
the largest we have ever seen in
this county.-Rogeisville Star.
Among the names recorded in
the Clinton Gazette as securing
marriage licenses We're three rather
odd names, especially SO as they
come SO near together. They were
Melon, Ham and Turnip. We sup
pose Bro. Schol raises all such
truck in Anderson.
Miss Flora Henry, nf Mary vile,
Tenn, passed through fleetwood
Saturday en- route to Huntsville,
where she will take charge Uf tine
Primary Department of Huntsville
Academy. Frank Marston, Of
Maryvllle, will act as Principal of
this Institution and have charge of
the Presbyterian church at that
place also.-Helenwood Cor. to
Hartman Progress.
The Rogersville Creamery build
ing is now under headway, and
will before a great while be ready
for the machinery. If it is properly
managed, and does not pay its
stockholders, nice profit ON their
investment, we shall be greatly
surprised. And then, too, it will be
u good thing for the good Old tnwn
of Rogersville. We need manufac-
tories and must have them, il our
town ever hopes to become u city
Star.
Capt, 10 j. Twins accompanied his
wife to Atlanta Tuesday morning
whittier she has gone to submit t.
surgical operation for cancer on
the left breast. The family are in
receipt of a letter in which it A
stated that DR.. Holmes, the noted
+ specialist, expected to apply thu
knife this Thursday, and the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Twins are
waiting with anxious hopes tina
the result will be speedy cure
Athens Athenian.
,On Tuesday morning while ter
rife storm was raging, a black oal
tree standing about $50 feet in tn,
. rear of the residence of Hon. JOIN
= w. Andes was struck by Tightening
, about one-half of the tree frontin,
the residences being torn off, frag
ments going In various direction
to a distance of 800 feet. Mrs. An
des, Addie and Belle were on tn
back porch at the time and wer
S consid, rably shocked. The In
: mates of the r. H. Andes residenc
a were also shocked, hut fortunatel,
no one was seriously hurt.-Sevier
vile Star.
Hartman was wrought up las
Sunday by the terrible news Of tn
rape by a desperate negro, of a Il
year-old girl, Myrtle Rex, the fen
having intercepted her while sh
was returning home from Sunda
school, within mile of town. Tn
whole country turned out to scou
the woods, and bloodhounds wer
sent from Chattanooga Monda,
They followed the trail to With
about six miles of Knoxville, but
rain storm prevented the hound
from following farther. SeverI
negroes have been arrested, b.
none have been the right one