The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-24

lege team and the Knoxville Y. M
! c. A. team. Admission I5cts, Lady
and gentleman 25cts. All should
attend as it will be an interesting game.
Daniel Griffin and family left
Monday evening for Montana where
they will make their future home.
This will be greatly missed by many
friends and especially by the Presby-
terian church of which they were
members The young ladies were
energetic lea 1ers in all church work.
We wish them success and prosperity
in their new home.
I A young man by the name of Tom
Breen was killed in the disreputable
part of the city of Knoxville last
week. Another young man by the
name of Chas. Rtch is in Jail accused
with committing the deed. Emma
Clark and Adelene Patterson, two
lewd women and a young man by the
name of Jim Sims are also accused
with being accessories.
Whenever a dead branch is per-
ceived on fruit tree, cut it off at
once. Nearly always some blight is
at work, which may spread to the
living branches if undlsturbed, and
when cut off, see that the scar is paint
ed, if OF size not likely to heal over
in season or two. And, for ap-
pearance sake, cut dead branches
from all other trees, as well as fruit
bearing ones.
Small boys often ask their parents
"How deep is the seaT The an
swer depends entirely upon the sea-.
The following table, compiled by one
who has investigated, may help one to
the solution of one of the small boys
problems: Average depth in yards,
Pacific, 4,25a; Atlantic, 4,o26; In
dian, 3,65S; Antarctic, 5000; Artic,
1000; Mediterranean, 1,47o; Irish,
$40; English Channel, no; Adriatic,
As; Baltic, 43.
A bashful girl went into Nat Perry's
store last week carrying some live
chickens. The fowls had their legs
tied to prevent their escape, and the
young lady laid them on the counter.
Nat, who is very polite, smilingly re-
piled, "Are you sure they will lay
there?" "Ohl No, Sir" she stam-
mered, "they are all rosters" and
Nat had to 60 out in the back yard
and blush. .-Elizabethton News.
The twice-a-week edition of the
NEEw YORK WORLD has been con-
verted into the Thrice a-week. 1t
furnishes 3 papers Of 6 pages apiece,
or eighteen pages every week, at the
old price of one dollar year. This
gives 1s6 papers year for one dollar
and every paper has 6 pages eight
Y columns wide or 48 columns in all.
The thrice world is not only
much larger than any weekly or semi
weekly newspaper, bu, it furnishes
4 tn, news with much crater frequency
and promptness. In fact it combines
all the crisp, fresh qualities OF daily
with the attractive special feature:
! of a weekly.
! The guest of honor in Atlanta or
Oct. I2th was Mrs. Martha Lumpkir
Compton the lady for whom Atlant;
was first named. -Marthasville. Mrs
Compton is an aunt of Mrs P. M
Bartlett of our town, whose grand
father Hon. Wilson Lumpkin' being
Governor of Georgia at that time haC
much to do in founding the city o.
Atlanta. Being impressed with tn,
great advantages the site of the pres
ent city afforded, he predicted it
future growth and prosperity and fine
r. Road facilities. The Constitution
of the 18th with a likeness of Mr.
Compton has an article in regard Il
her which we will publish next week.
The county superintendent of pub
lie instruction in a neighboring count,
recently asked every teacher in tn
county institute who took their loca
paper to hold up their hands, and ou
of about one hundred, only six re
sponded, az which he expressed SUI
prise and sSid: "You don't spend on
f dollar year with these papers, ye
you expect Ioaem to print free o
| charge noyfsennm' of institutes, inser
long prog Rods s sane :.-:c,,sssSS''cstgll re
port oil Nfge. Our fee not due TILL patestn q
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