The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-08-22
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heavy ears to break the stalks
down.-Harriman Progress.
The school at this place has been
started with splendid prospects for
a succf ssful season. Prof. Marston
and Miss Henry are each giving
good satisfaction Huntsville
Cronicle.
Prof. and Mrs. Sheriff. and. Mas
ter w. 3, Sheriff. will return to
Jonesboro next week after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Sherrili's parents
at Maple Terrace.-New Market
Cor. to Journal.
Capt. Thatcher, U. S. Engineering
Corps has moved his fleet to Caney
Ford, where he will resume the
work on these important improve
ments on the Tennessee river
Hartman Progress.
Dan G. Hill, superintendent of
public schools, for Jefferson county,
was last week indicted on the
charge of fraudulently raising
county warrants. The amount in
VOWED by the raised warrants is
nearly $500.
Ex-Sheriff Skiller", of Chattanoo-
gs, has bought and shipped from
this station to Pennsylvania sever
al car loads of fat cattle during the
past week. He has teen paying
90 cents per pound for good cattle.
-Sunbright Dispatch.
Prof. F. A. Penland, principal of
New Market Academy, was in
town Friday and made the NEWS
VISITOR pleasant call. His school
opens on Tuesday, August 20. and
there are prospects for large at
tendance.-Dandridge News.
There was a heavy frost in some
parts of the county last Friday
morning. At Cranberry and Roam
Mountain it was SO heavy on board
covering, that it looked like a
slight snowfall had occurred during
the night. -Sunbright Dispatch.
The Wartburg correspondent to
the Hartman Progress says: "The
prospects for bountiful crops OF all
kinds were never better than now.
Mr.. Victor Letory, of st Johns
farm near this place, reports that
he has raised 1000 bushels Of oats"
Eleven farmers fam Pulaski
county, Indiana, are stopping at
the Rossmore. They are here with
the intention of settling and are
regular fine Hoosier farmers. 1t
would be splendid thing if they
and more like them would take
farms in ennessee.-ChattaDoOga
Press.
Ed Larimer, of Lone Mounta in, a
short time since, killed two rattle
snakes on Squire Bob Yoakum's
farm that had respectively seven
rattles and button, and fifteen
rattles and button. Hamp Rosen.
balm, Of the same neighborhood
encountered one this season that
was so large that he. was afraid to
tackle it, and he's something of q
snake-slayer, toO.-Tazewell Pro
gress.
The many friends of the family
will be glad to learn that the sur
gical operation of removing a can
Ger from the breast of Mrs. 10 j.
Wins, by the celebrated specialist,
DR.. Holmes, in Atlanta, was sue
cessfully accomplished last Thurs
day, one week ago, in that city,
and that surgeon feels ssnguine of
her ultimate recovery. Mrs. Wins
stood the operation heroically, is in
good spirits, and with her devoted
husband constantly at her bed side
feels sure that she will ere long re-
turn home happy in the hope o
restored health, and so we al
hope Athens Athenian.
A road commissioner hetweer
the city of Knoxville and the Wild
Wood summer resort near Bank
Blount county, Tennessee was in
dicted for allowing mud-holes t
take possession of the roads in hi
district. 1t cost the commissions
$50 and he soon caused the mud
holes to dispense. If the commits
sioners between Sevierville an
Knoxville do not get a move o.
themselves there will be a shakin
up of "small things" Enough tim
and money is wasted every year t
make all the roads in Sewer CO