The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-04-23
A very near fatal acciden, occurred


sister of Esq, Art Brown, and Miss
Lizzie, a daughter Of the Esq, were
driving horse home when it become
! frightened just before turning into the
Hannuna lane. The hocse ran into
the wire fence at the side of the road
and turned the buggy over throwing
the occupants violently to the grouod.
Miss Lizzie was thrown into ditch
face ficst wit h a wheel OF the buggy
resting on her back. When 10 Rob
lnson who happened to be near
reached her she was insensible and
her mouth and nose filed with clay
and dirt making il almost impossible
DIOR her to breathe. She 6ad not
know aaythicg for some time. The
felder lady was thrown out On her face
.and shoulder and badly hurt, but was
.able to get up. DIR. Blankenship
was sent for. and the unfortunates
were taken home in hack where
they received proper attention. Both
are badly hurt, but it is hoped they
will recover.
I Died, little Earl, the infant son Of
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. H Lamon, Sunday
4 afternoon, Aged FL months and ~
days. Stomach trouble was the
cause Of his death. For six weeks
the little fellow lay sick. Only be-
lief in an all wise God wiao said 'sFor
of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
can console the bereaved at such a
time. The sincere sympathey of the
TINES, with that of many other
friends, is extended to the parents.
Rev. Moore, assisted by Rev. Fuller,
conducted the funeral service. The
words of comfort spoken by both
preachers were well chosen and were
as balm to the broken hearted.
While Miss Martha Hufstetler, a
daughter of Eli, was going through a
strip of weeds near Carpenters Camp
ground dog came running towards
her. She, thinking it was her broth
er's dog paid no particular attention
to it until it got nearer and seemed as
4 though it would run against her.
She put her hand down to pull her
! dress aside SO 1t would not run
4 against her and the dog which proved
4 to be strange one, bit her on the
wrist. She jerked her hand away
and the dog went on and has not been
seen since. The young lady was
brought to town and mad stone pro
A cured and her friends believe that no
4 evil effects will result.
4 Our old friend Ambrose Jones, a
4 graduate of the college, has graduated
from Medical School Of good repu.
tStion in Louisville, KY, and is now
at Meadow, Tenn. A card informs
us that he has not as yet decided
where he will locate. We, with the
young doctors host OF friends in the
college and town wish him great sue.
cess in his chosen profession and we
might add we have no doubt of our
wish being fulfilled.
From a reliable source we learn
that Prof ]. H. M. Sheriff., professor
of Greek at the college, and Miss
Rachel Davis are to be united in mar.
riage at the home of the bride on Lit
tie River near the. mouth Of Ellejoy
Creek The bride is daughter OF
Mrs. Rece Davis and is one of the
highly esteemed young ladies of our
county. The groom is a man of high
standing and well known. The
TINES extends congratulations.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Jackson
leave Thursday for Roame, Ca,
where Mrs. Jackson is to be under
the care of an eminent physician.
Mr.. Jackson will return in about a
week. Their children accompanied
Miss Sallie Cooper to her home in
i Murphy, N. c. last week.
We learn that Miss Hattie Everett
{ and Mr.. M. E. Jordan are to be
united in marriage this "wednesday
evening. Miss Everett is a highly
, esteemed young lady Of our town and
Mr.. Jordan is railroad man, who
formerly lived here. We wish them
much joy.
Landon Wallace is again smiling,
another set of twins came to his farm
) last Sunday-twin goats this time