The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-02-06
Some interesting news IN our Wash
ington letter this week.

School gave lawn social.
Mrs. Anderson is confined to her
home in East Mary,ille with fever.
Mrs. r. S. Walker has been under
the treatment Of Knoxville physicians
for week or more.
We acknowledge the receipt of two
years subscription, 1895 and 90,
from Judge S. A. Rodgers.
About fifty persons went over to
Knoxville on special train to see
"Old Homestead" Fridaysaight.
R. P. Petty, of 18th district, died
last Thursday of consumption. He
was an old soldier and a pensioner.
Matt Kidd, who has been away
from this county for fifteen years, is
here visiting, relatives and shaking
hands with old friends.
J. z. Clepper, of Cliff, accompani-
ed his son, whe is moving to Bowman
Town, Washington County. He will be
back in a week or so.
At the Educational meeting Satur-
day Nos. I,2 and 3 Of the Union
series by Butler were adopted as the
physiologies to be used in the public
schools Of the county.
DR., Ed. w. Tedford, a former
citizen of this town-but who has been
in Atlanta, Ga, for more than year,
is here visiting relatives and renewing
old acquaintances.
We received another account OF
the revival at Bakers Creek. We
do not publish it because we had the
news in regard to this meeting in last
weeks issue.
Sam Morton, who has been read.
ing law with McTeer & Gamble, was
admitted to the bar this term of court.
He is a studious young man of pleas
ant address and will no doubt make a
good lawyer.
Presiding Elder j. ]. Robinett hello
quartly meeting here Saturday anc
Sunday. He preached some excel.
lent sermons while here and the PEG
pie will always be glad to have hin
back.
| Next week we will publish an &C
count Of how a thirteen year old boy
carried dispatches through the rebe
lines from Gen. Grant to Gen. Burn
sides. II is very interesting and al
should read 1t. Single copies hv'
cents.
Rev. ]. T. Sexton and family re
turned Tuesday night from Chatts
nooga where they have been a fey
months. Mr.. Sexton will again en-
gage in revival work. His family de
cided there was no place like Mary
vile.
Feb. the 4th. we are selling to da
a Ream of Paper and 50 Envelop
for IS cents, tacks cent box, sock
S to 10 ct pair, IA quart dish pan
FL cents, Ink 2cts bottle, Fools-c ca
paper Set quire. RACKET STORE.
D. H. Myres, of Tang, calle
Court week. He says he never sa'
ground in better condition than it hs
been during the month of January
Farmers are we'll along with the
plowing and there is every indicatio
of abundant crops next year.
EsTRAY:-A steer at my place ;
Hannum mountain hearding grount
1t will be two years old next spring
Two smooth crops off both ears vii
ring around nose indicating SON
Jersey blood. White heart shape
y spot in forehead.--Isaa Boring.
, G. T. Gates, ST., and EdwI
S. Cunningham have formed la
partnership. Mr.. Gates is know
all over Tennessee as one of Il
S ablest lawyers of the State. He is
e safe councillor. Mr.. Cunningham, SC
, of our County Court Clerk, is your
man of more than ordinary natur
8 ability and to this has added tho
n ough college course being gradua
s of our own institution of learning. H
1 is also a graduate of the Ann Arbo
S Mich, Law School. We predict su
S cess for this strong combination
lan,l talent