The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-05

in the TIMES. 1t will help us and do
you no harm.
M. L. Heard. representing the
Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des
Moines Iowa, called to see us last
week the medines made by this firm
have large and growing sale where
ever known.
We publish this week letter from
H. T. Clemens, of Pullman Washing
ton. Mr.. Clemens is former Blount
County boy, and he writes very in
teresting letter. We advise all to
read 1t.
The Dixie, Real Estate Co. have
two good farms of III acres and II6
acres for sale in Loudon County.
Both near Greenback. Good or.
chards on both. Running water
Good bargains.
We want all delinquent subscribers
to know that we are making out our
bills as fast as possible, and they will
soon be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection. Now is the
time to settle.
We have just finished some nice
Job work for w. P. Barnhill who has
charge of Wildwood Springs. Notice
his ad on another page and pay him a
visit this summer when the weather
gets hot. The Spings were opened
June Ist.
r. d. Rose who has been attend
ing school at the college the past year,
returned to his home in Williamsfield,
Ohio, Thursday evening. Mr.. Rose
has made many friends while in our
midst, who hope that he will return
in the fall.
Mrs. Sim McTeer died last Mon
day at four o'clock, OF heart trouble.
She was the mother of fourteen child
ren, Of which two of them are dead.
The many friends Of Mr.. McTeer and
family sympathize with them in their
sad bereavement.
The Old Harp singing is to be at
Antioch instead of Means Chapel as
announced in last weeks paper. The
singing is to be the and. Saturday
night and Sunday in this month. The
singing will be conducted by Ben
Jeans. Everybody invited.
THE following named veterans have
bean ordered before the pension ex-
amining board at Knoxville and ir
compliance with that order went tc
Knoxville Wednesday. l. A. Nc
Culley, Robert McGhee, Dave Han,
mum, Gum Costner, Will Hannah, A
M. Rule, Alex Coker, Alex Wilson
Samuel Thompson, Sylvester Potter
and William Hamilton.
The Programme committee of tht
C. Z. Local Union of Blount Co
will please meet Saturday June IL
1897, at the TINES Office, Maryville
l Tenn, at ago p. m. Mr., Joe Broad,
! Mrs. J. N. Mcconnell, Revs. F. f
: Moore and R. R. Newly, Miss Eli
Best, T, S. Cochran, committee.
a Joe Broadly, President,
T. SSCochran Vice President.
A. Goddard, had the privilege
attending the organization of til,
argest lodge on record, al Knoxville
Wednesday night. Four hundred
were seeking admittance into the inde
pendant order of |. 0. O. F. yudg
Sneed was chosen as>the representa-
, tive candidate and the degrees wer
] conferred in regular clock order. A
S IL O'Clock .the Rebeckas served re
] freshments. They deserve great credj
for adding this pleasant feature TO tn
occasion.
y The wedding bells have again bee
= ringing in our midst. Two of ou
!, young people have yielded to tn
firery darts Of cupid. Mr., l, A
1 Gains and Miss Sara Carnahan
r Both of these young people are grac
. yates of Maryville College. MI
! Gains has been principal Of Washing
ton College for the past year, an
Miss Carnahan, belongs to the clas
e of 81, graduating this year. The
r were married Wednesday evenin
: DR.. S. T. Wilson officiating an