The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-10

fellow just lacked one week Of being
three years old. He was one of the
most lovable little children we ever
knew and for that reason he had such
place in the hearts of his parents
and those who knew him as few chill
dren had. He loved to be in
the yard among the flowers with his
mother and as we have lived next
door to him for some time we can
sympathize with the deep grief of the
parents. Many times he has come to
our fence with roses and called out,
"Miss Goddard here's woses" and
the sight Of the beautiful roses on his
grave made us feel great personal
loss. Little 10 has gone where there
will be no more sickness and we will
all try to be reconcled to his depart
ure for his sake as we know these
partings are only for little while to
those who believe and have faith in a
Higher Power.
The Kitchen Cabinets, which are
being made by T. R. Chambers here
in Maryville are attracting much
favorable attention. Everybody is
well pleased with them. Mr.. Cham
bers is expecting a good patronage
from the people of Maryvllle and
surrounding country. He wants to
begin the manufacture of his Inven-
tons here at Maryyille on a larger
scale than before and will feel very
greatful to the good people Of Blount
county fol their helpln the way of
patronage. He will exchange Cabi-
nets for any produce tina. he can use,
such as potatoes, sweet or Irish,
corn, wheat, oats, hay, or fodder.
See sample at Racket Store.
A watch was stolen near Meadows,
Blount county, last week and Sher if
Sloan has been keeping sharp look
out for the mlscreants, as they were
though. to have come this way. Sat-
urday he spied three men passing
through town who filed the descript-
ions and on search two ''guns" were
found concealed on their persons,
and for that, if nothing else, they are
held in Jail till circuit court. They
gave their names as G.. w. Trout and
]. H. Henley, and claim Bradley
county as their home. They evident
ly are not the parties wanted for the
stealing, but how they will fare in the
pistol scrape is another question. -
jacksonville Democrat.
Hon. ]. H. Powell, of Henderson,
KY, delivered his lecture tPythian-
ism Exposed" at Columbian Hall
Friday night. His eloquent portrayal
of the friendship of Damon and
Pythias was grand. He also paid a
high tribute to the womanhood Of our
land. His magical tricks were won-
derful and amusing. When he poured
the wine and water together and
brought fourth the silken flags of
every nation and when at last the
star spangled banner, which covered
them all, was drawn out great ap.
plause greeted him. 1t was a lecture
well worth hearing.
Mrs. Matte Hughs became violent
ly insane Monday and attempted to
kill her neice, Dorothy. She took a
80 caliber pistol off the mantle and
while her niece's back was turned
walked up and shot her in the head.
The ball struck the back of the skull
and ranged downwards, lodging in the
neck about two or three inches from
where it first struck. The wound is
not dangerous. Mrs. Hughes mind
has been effected for some time, but
her husband disliked sending her to
the Asylum. She is now in Jail and
will probably be sent to Lyons View
in few days.
Mr.. L. B. Searle delivered his
temperance lecture "The ways of
Life and Death" from his unique
chart at the M. E. Church Sabbath
afternoon. A large crowd heard him
and seemed well pleased with his
pleasant address and vivid object
lessons.
Miss LOOMS, of Boston who has
been spending the past two months
with DR.. Boardman's family at Cedar
croft, left Maryville last Friday. She