The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-26
Jas. Strange's big 90 x I2o #. barn
nc burned Monday nioht about eiohi

J"o' otiaiiSS OIS w n i<O ~. ooih
was burned Monday night about eight
O'Clock. Although about five miles
from town the blaze made everything
look bright in town. There was
some feed destroyed also. 1t was
supposed to be of incendiary origin.
Sometimes it is very inconyenient
an grel. deal Of expense to secure
a nice burial robe when needed. {.
Phanze has overcome beth of these
difficulties bylaying in supply of
neat robs for either sex and they are
as good and cheaper than they can
be made for any place in town.
On October 5th 1895 the Epworth
League of Logan's Chapel will have
an Ice cream and croquett party in
the afternoon and a box supper at
night at Wildwood Hotel, in the inter-
est..of the church at that place. Every
body come and bring box ofsupper.
Robert Walker Pres.
Many of our people were ANXIOUS
to see Gov. Mckinley, who was at
Knoxville last week. He made a
fine impression in this section and
there are many who fully believe he
will be our next president. He will
suit the TINES as candidate, but we
can just as cheerfully support any
good and able republican.
Chas. Plane and cousin, Fred
Jarcho, of Milwaukee, Wis, are here
visiting the parent. ..of the former.
Chas. has been gore from Maryville
for some time and is now working in
an envelope factory at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Jalcho is a book-keeper in a
Wholesale house in the same city.
They return to their work soon.
All of the schools took a vacation
Tuesday of last week and many ol
the teachers and pupils went over to
Knoxville to see the big parade and
some of the "big guns" who were
attending the Sons of Veterans En-.
campment at that place.
Rev. w. c. Broadly, of Lexington
Ind, is here visiting friends and re-
latives. He is graduate of the Col
lege.
The many friends of Miss Stella
EaKin will be glad to have her return
from Chattanooga, where she has
gone for medical treatment, fully re
stored to health.
J.R. Burchheld, who has been preach
ing in the Presbyterian church a
lockwood, visited friends at thi.
place before returning to the Auburn
N. Y, Theological Seminary. Mr.
Burch6eld says he couldn't get along
without the TINES when away from
Blount County.
Mr.. Chas. Marston is giving goot
satisfaction as princinal Of our Public
Schools. The other teachers are ais,
doing excellent work. There arr
over two hundred students in attend
ance, great many more than th'
building can accommodate.
VIM. McCamy, of Duncanvllle
ILL.,, is here visiting with Capt. J. ?
Edmondson. Mr.. McCamy left thi
county just before the war and ha
only visited it once since. He is a
old soldier and belonged to the sam
company to which Capt. Edmondso
belonged, the famous Wilder brigade
He has been down to Chickamaug
where he was badly wounded, bein
shot just below the right eye the ba
comm,ng out of his left cheek an
going through his shoulder. MI
McCamy is now a pros >~vous busine:
man at his home, being Notar
Public and Insurance agent asid
from owning good farm. He think
of bringing his family here, where h
boys can attend school for two year
We shall be glad to welcome all sue
men as Mr.. McCamy.