The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-07-04

liked by host of friends who wish
him much success in his new home.
| OF course he ordered the TINES to
visit him weekly SO a, 10 keep him
Informed in regard to Blount County
affairs.
The Campmeeting at Union Grove
Camp Ground will begin Friday
night August 1895, and continue
over two Sundays. Rev. Eli Marsh
allwill conduct the meeting. The
boarding house will accommodate
those who wish to board. Every
body of all denominations invited to
attend the meeting.
Slerilfs Walker OF Blount and Gro
ner Of Knox spent the Sabbath with
their families yesterday. They say
the Oliver Springs hotel will be a
great surprise to Knoxville people
who will attend the opening next
Friday. There is no hotel in Knox
vile to compare with it and old OH.
vers is bound to come to the front as
a popular resort. Knoxville Journal.
The Sash, Door and Blind Factory,
of N. c. Boyd & Son, has been shut
down. Shortly after mid night Sun.
day night the necessary papers were
drawn and recorded which done the
business. We are informed that the
assets will not meet the liabilities.
This firm had hard luck by being
burned out some time ago and have
been heavily involved since that
time.
Whenever you hear man finding
fault with his paper, open it up, and
10 to I he has no advertisements in it;
s to I he never gives it job of print
ing to do; 3 to he does not take the
paper; 2 to l if he is a subscriber he
is delinquent; even odds that he
never did anything that will assist the
publisher to run the paper, and 4 to I
he has never succeeded at anything.
Butler Herald.
d. r. Haworth, a graduate OF
Maryville College in the class Of 90,
returned last week from North Branch,
Kan, where he has had charge OF
the Academy. He has been very
successful as an instructor in the West
and we predict most successful year
f for the Friends Normal School at
this place under his efficient manage
ment. The TINES certainly wishes
him great success.
Mrs. Lide Meriwether, the Presi-
dent of the State w. c. I. U. de.
livered a very instructive aud inter
, esting lecture before all of the
! churches of the town at the Presby-
terian church Sunday night. She Is
one of the best lady lecturers now
before the public and is whole-soul
ed member Of the grand White rlbbor
organization which stands up fol
home and every land.
The colored base ball club of thi
place played the best Knoxville team
a game of base ball at Knoxville
Tuesday and were beaten by score
of too. Considering the fact tha
. : the Maryville boys never get tc
practice together and that they hel(
their opponents down to six runs thi
was an excellent game. The Knox
vile boys are practicing every da,
and have as yet never been beaten.
The man who gets the fewest let
ters complains..the most of the manage
ment Of the postofiice, the man wh'
: complains the most of his neighbors
and the man who has the least sens
is most ccneeited; the man who com
plains the most of the preacher pay
' the preacher the least. And it Nigh
> also be added that the man who Dor
rows his neighbours newspaper ha
IT the most fault to find with the way ]
: is run.-Athent Post.
Chattanooga was crowded durin
the International Epworth Leagu
convention and she did herself prou
: = by the way in which she entertaine
the guests. There were from ten t
/, fifteen thousand visitors presen,
n The big tent in which the session
). were held would seat 10, 900 peopl
|e and the choir. platform accommodate
al 1000 as the conference choir nun
I, bered that many. The leading metl