The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-03-27
LOUISVILLE.
March 23rd.

who died at Knoxville Tuesday
night, were brought here Wsdnes-
day and inferred by the side OF her
daughter who was buried here
about three weeks ago.
John Hill and Miss Finy Finger
were united in marriage by Rev.
]. E. Lowry short time ago.
Rev. e H. Mclaughlin preached
a very interesting sermon on
"Growth in grace" last Sabbath at
this place.
Several milk cows have died at
this place recently, with peculier
disease, thought to be Siberian
fever. The animals died almost
Immediately after being attacked
by the disease and no remedy has
yet been discovered.
Mrs. j. It. Cummins and her
daughter, Miss Lula Cummins re-
turned home last week from visit
to relatives near Bristol.
Miss Helen Mead, who is attend.
ing school in Knoxville and her
friend, Miss Nellie Treadwell, of
Knoxville spent last Sunday here.
Mr.. Charlie Harrison and wife
of Loudon spent last week visiting
the family of Mr.. Mark Byerly.
The two children of Mrs. Flor
ence Byerly are suffering with
who"plng cough.
Mrs. Sim Wilkinson took a trip
on the steamboat 10 Knoxville.
A young gentleman Of our COM
munity, during the recent high
waters, took three young ladies out
for ride on the river. They sailed
out into this current of the stream,
and the young man could not man
age the boat so as to get back to
the shore They fioated down the
tide "for several miles, while the
young ladies uttered pltesus cries
for help. They finely landed at
loves Ferry, tied up their bark
and started for home by the Gland
rsut." After they had walked
about mile in the mud, they
heard the W ilstle of II steamboat,
when they retraced their steps, and
took passage for home. We do not
think that either the young ladies
or the young gentleman will want
to take another boat-ride under,
simelar circumstances. For the
sake of the young people we with
hold their names.
1 Mrs. Sarah Snapp of Knoxville
was the guess of j. L. Cummins,
family last Suday.
A "mixed train" known as the
shopping car" will make regular
trips on our road to Knoxville.
every Tuesday. 1t will pass Louis
vile at $40 A. M. and will leave
Knoxville at 3.-P. M. 1t made its
first trip this morning.
Mr.. Russell Goddard, a substantial
farmer, who lives about a half mile
from Louisville, has been troubled
for some time, with some one
stealing his corn. On last Saturday
night, Louis Goddard, an eighteen
year old son Of Mr.. Goddard, Sc.
creted himselfin the corn-crib to
watch for the thief. About twelve
o'clock he heard some one enter the
crib and saw man fill a sack with
corn and start out. When the man
had gotten outside the door, with
the corn, the boy called to him tt
halt, the man then dropped the
sack of corn and started to run
when Louis Goddard fired a pisto
at him, the man screamed aud fell
but got up and started in a run, a
J gain LOlis called him to halt {
second tine, but he continued tt
run and Louis then discharged .
shotgun at him. When it was ligh
enough to see, y considerable poo
of blood was found near the Grill
and the man was tracked by tn,
blood as far as the creek seyera
hundred yards away, when TIN
trail was lost, and so far it is no
known to the public who the guilt,
party is.
Miss Lucy Ruff, of Nick'o Jacl
Ca, who has been the guest of Miss
Anna Kennedy for several.weeks
will leave for home tomorrow.
Ben Talent and John Mercy
noI1c laft fnr VNaUao Inct x.yno1r