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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

rises and is shining SO brightly, we
'eel sad to think that all this must
disappear, but we Would not always,
nave 1t SO, When we think of Spring
with It's beautiful flowers, forest trees
dressed in all shades of green, and
then IN the Autumn when the trees
are covered with their foliage of red,
yellow and almsot all colors, we think.
truly, that He who rules the Universe
hasp'anned all things wisely.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
THE CHURCHES,
BAPTIST CHURCH
.. @. PEYTON Pastor.

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. O,
Y. Pey tpn, every Sunday at 1890 a.
m. anG $3.50 p. m.
SundaySchool at Gals m. Prof.
Horace L. Ellis, Superintendent.
" A most cordial invitation ia
extended to all services. Come and
bring your friends.
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
DAY night at 7, O'Clock.
Ladies Home Prayer meeting
every Thursday afternoon at 2:aO
O'clock.
Next Sunday night the pastor
VIII preach the first of series of
Sunday night Sermons specially 60
young men-Everybody cordially
snvited-Com and urge the young
men to come.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
F. e. MOORE Pastor.

Our Pastor Rev. Frank E. Moore
IS very sick with pneumonia. He
is naturally frail man, has not beer
as strong as usual for two months or
more and now that this severe attack
comes on him, 1t goes very hard.
Prayer meeting was conducted last
Wednesday evening by Hon. T.. N.
Brown. The Subject was: "The un.
believing world, and while the
severe weather prevented the usual
\ tendance, 1t was one Of the most
meetings we have had.
S. Kithcart will conduct the
meeting next Wednesday. The Sub
eel being Generosity a Christians
Duty. Acts Xxx, IS; Deut. Ky, III.
L is hoped that full attendance will
DIN inIthe service.
xEs annual collection for the Board
ny for Colleges and Academies
rye q e taken next Sabbath. The
has been heretofore contribut- |
ough the Board to New Market
", and will likely do so again
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
WANTED!

Reliable man in this vicinity to
open small Office and handle INV
goods. Position permanent and good
pay. If your record is o. K. here is
an opening for you. Kindly mention
this paper when writing.
A. t. Morris, Cincinnati O.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

State VS. Lawrence Long and Geo.
Raulston. g. !. to m. nolle on cost.
State VS. Nealy Morton. G. |. to m.
nolle on cost.
Eta Osburn VS. R. S. Osburn, di
vorce granted.
Mary West VS. Sam West divorce
granted.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
l. G. CASH. Pastor.

The Roll Call in the Sunday School,
Is improving the attendance and inter.
est.
The monthly meeting Of the Senior
League will be held next Sabbath at.
ternoon at 3,o'clock.
The pastor is now delivering a seri-
al on Pure and indebted Religion;
subject for Sabbath morning "Father
! have sinned against heaven and in
thy sight"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
"Tax5Payers Take Notice"

Under the new tax law I will he
forced to put every tax out for COL
lection that remains unpaid Feb. Is,
1899. | positively will hold no ones
taxes after Feb. IS, SO.
W. A. Dunlap Trustee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

a. Is making progress this year IN ex
cry respect. A large number of mem
oefs were recently taken in and thu
attendance at all the regular meeting.
: is large. The Bible classes are doine
effective work in preparation for the
meetings.
Rev. William McClars. -, and
MISS Eta attended Chapel Oh Men
Gay morning, Chapel exercises were
conducted by Mr.. McCluog,
/ The Alpha Sigma Society," bad .
pleasant and profitable meeting on
friday evening. The debate was:
Resolved, "That B. II. Noper,s oS
Utah, should not be entitled - seas
In the U. S. Congress "
Although there were no polyga-
mlsts present to plead Mr.. Roberts
case. yet the NEGATIVE" did make a.
strong plea for him and 50 won the
decision of the question. \.
The Alpha Sigma Qlal.e.,e also
sang several selections, which aided +,
to the pleasure of the evening A.
large number of new members was 1
received into the ieliousulp u tie I.
"Wise Brothers,"
Prot. Carl Elmore was gong 0e-
hind the railing at the Library.
Miss Gardner: "Oh they let yoa
go behind the railing because ysu,re
a Professor"
Carl: "Yes; you can come tor.,.
lhey let me and all my lela,lons conc
IN without asking permiss:ol..,
Arecent letter from Robert C.
ones, "a, states that he is ENJOYING
MS work very much in the Seminary
It San Anselmo near San Frapcisoo.
~al. Mr.. Jones breaches every 9TH
= Sabba'h at Newark hear the civ.
ne also states that Mr.. Pi,singer, ia, J.
vas recently at the Seminary. lii.
Slttinger is agent for the Warner
Miller Library"
Don't forget to attend the public.
meeting Of the Junior Alpha Signs
'oclety on Friday evening, Feb "a
IN excellent program has been pre-
AIRED and all who attend will enioS
le occasion.
Jno. McCulloch is attending the
ledlcal College at Nashville and !.
Fogresslng nicely in his studies.
'hn was good student when in CO.
&c and will, no doubt, make good
lysician.
Howard N. Welsh, 90, who weuts
me two weeks ago, is regaining h;s
'ength and hopes to be back in col.
&c in few weeks,
prof. and Mrs. Perkins Of Knor-
le produced under the auspices q
: Tuesday Club. their lecture .sTbe
sslon Play of Oberammergau.
invitation the four literary societies
inc college were present coming ia
'ody from the college prayer meet
!. The lecture was one of the
'ndest ever given here. Mrs. Per-
= was an eye witness of the Passsios
y In 1850 and so was admirable
ca to give the excellent descnot-
$ which thrilled the audience
u. Perkins presented it in views
u very fine stereopticon whrA
LED much to the enjoyment. The
VS. OF the "Triumphal Entry and
ne CrucIfixion" and "The Cristus,s
e especially fine. All the stu
IS extend to the Tuesday Club to
I. and Mrs. Perkins their heartiest
ks.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
Look Here

lbe Sam Houston Inn, the finest
Hotel In town. All customers waited
on with respect, and their wants
promptly attended 10. Call and see
TIC
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
M. E. CHURCH,
]. ]. RoBINETTE, Pastor.

Preaching service Sunday morning
and evening.
Sunday School at o:r5 a. m.
]. c. Bittle, Supt.
Junior League devotional meeting
at $3.50 pm.
Miss Nora Badgett, Supt,
The revival meetings which are in
at this church, is getting
along nicely. Interest is being mani
tested, and it is hoped that MANY
souls will be saved ere the meeting
closes. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all christians to come and
help.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
Coffins.

| am now prepared to sell Collins
cheaper than ever. I manufacture
my own Collins and can afford to sell
cheaper than any body.
Call and sew. B. IRWIN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

|
|
We have something new in til
lln-ware, absolutely rust proof.
MdNutt Bros. & Ellington
Buckets, Dippers, Dish Pans an,
TOILET sets, that will never rust.
/ McNutt Bros. & Ellington
Mrs. A. Fulton who has peen sick
for some time is improving.
Uncle Billy Trundle, (col.) dice
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mile Wright, (col.) died
Wednesday night Of consumption.
Henry Clemens. is very sick.
Mrs. Belle Young, is pending sever
days with her sister Mrs. Jim Rauls-
tor at Mckinley. Mrs. Raulston has
the lagrippe.
John Goddard has been sick this
week. The "Grippe" had him.
The Sixth Vol. Immune regiment,
has been ordered from Porto Rico to
Savannah Ga.
! We have = piece Of poetry written
by W. P. Wilson, Of the 4th Reg
who is now in Cuba. We will try to
publish it next week.
Ira Goddard has been on the sick
list this week.
Snow Storms and Billiards. have
occurred in the North, and Northwest
during this week. |
Joe Henry i now all smlles-a baby
girl arrived aYhis home on Tuesday
night.
ma
]. G. Pg7ons, who is very sick
With pnes'monia, is no better. and
doubts are entertained as to his re-
,oyery.
The small boy and the sled have
'een in evidence this week.
Lee Wilson (col.) died Of men
lights Sunday at Knoxville. He was
veil and hearty Friday before and
worked all day. The remains were
'rought to this place and buried.
Pr ". Gates has been very sick ,
Or several days.
We bad our first big snow Mon \
ay night. Three or four inches ofin
how fell. Some beautiful scenery \
as presented to our view next morn. IA
g. i;
Tom McMurray, Of Knoxville, u
'ent Sunday visiting homefolks.
Avery singular thing happened N
hlle friend of J. Lee Colbert was fl
ajourney from Brazil to America. IF
meteor full into the sea, and the T
hes which resulted came very near d.
setting the ship. a
Miss Phronia Gamble who has in
crteaching school at Wellsville Is dr.
W al home. ar
Robt. Pr NE, who is Assistant u
of the House at Nashville. s. s.
INT this week visiting Maryville. = :,
Rev. j c. Eckles closed his re- Sc
al at Middle settlements Sunday III,
number was converted. Great WI
crest was manifested in The meet ths
a MssNe ssb,
& evidently seesng, who has been q
! down, and n soS>r time. en- a
;. Finally concluGcd than III
! IN the circumstances wou shoing Tfint
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

~ know we're down here, mark.my
a.! that's cart stopping outside!
!. Girdlestone. they're clearing Off"
Beyond doubt! Heavy footsteps
re passing along the passage, and
I on the pavement. For time we
cd, in a sort of stupefaction; then,
q spasm of rage, | made a dash at
It door, determined to chance any
nor FL =. -; y .r.aeietad our united
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
COURT HOUSE. !.
Court Proceedings.

State VS. Jas. "A. Porter a. q b
guilty, fined $50 and cost.
State VS. Ike Patty selling whlske
without license, sub. fined $50 an
cost.
State VS. Jno. Walker, II. c. W. n,
guilty.
State VS. Will and John Carve
cont. by def. until Tuesday next tern
State VS. Nancy Snyder prof col
by def.
State VS.. John Davis and Will Ker
dist. Public Worship, nolle on.cost a
to Davis. Sub. and fined as to Kerr
State VS. John Walker d. D. W.
guilty, fined $40 and cost.
School directors IS Dist. VS.. ID. B
Lawson ct al con. by const.
0. D. Prater VS. S. L. Jones, dam
age def. allowed 80 days to plead.
State VS.. Powell Fry NAL. shooting
nolle on cost.
State VS. Crockett Stinnett u. C. W.
guilty fined $50 and cost, sent tc
jail.
State vs Sherman Stott u. c. W.
con. by state.
State VS. Peter Walker, selling pis-
tol, con. by state.
State VS. Chas. Simpson for releas-
ing prisoner con. by const.
Albert Hill VS. Matthias Whitehead.
comp.
State VS.. Atlas Bryant u. c. w.
guilty fined $50 and cost.
State VS. Dock Brewer u. c. W.
guilty fined $50 and cost.
State vs. Eva Barger and Grace.
Golden, k. d. b. guilty fined sac.
each and cost.
State VS. Bob Fry con. on applica.
ton of state.
State VS. Jack Sharp, prof. guilty, |
fned $25 and cost. Sent to work
house.
State VS. Josias Moore and, Eliza
deth Stations attachment as witness |
es. as
State vs. Hester Russell arson, not
guilty as charged.
State vs. Porter Warner, false pre-
tense, nolle on cost.
]. A. Simmons vs. Jack Rorex
comp.
State vs. Cyren Hinkle failed to
work road, fined So. 50 cost susp.
State vs. Sam Borden u. {. W. nolle
- cost.
State VS. Tom iDavis con. by def.
State vs. Will Garland, u. c. W. mol.
Ie "a ccss oas !
State came " ;;,rland ! III,
con ~ ire not loLs
o'a'e ich set the BE- pesspass, /,
con. " fire was dindes
4 4. kt damage was ct ais
contested xtinguishe. IA an a.
0'ao vs. that Jrltable tY' con-
'p'facy' re- lwson Bart. Ioet, mol
- es' poly within the i
state vs. If thisWindygats shoot
ng con. by abur record SIooo d
ent to Jail. lies. At ew 5,
State vs. Wall Bargsfa s mt: % OK ,sson. v
" def. Ii,
State VS. 5. B. McTeer NAL shoot
ng, con. by state, bond s., 900. !.
State vs.. Jack Sharp larceny, guilty :
ne year in penitentiary, rendered in \
lmous. W
State VS. Charlie and John Russell @
j. asst. nolle on cost. a
State vsJ. G. Eakin larceny not W
lilty. VI
State vs. Eagle Rose, fescuing pris-
Ter, restored to trial docket, nolle on Be
,st -
State vs. Sam Kane. u. c. W, con.
lsham Lail and Joe Garland, SLAM Z.
r, con. by const.
Joe Lane VS. Katie Lane divorce, =
der publication.
Presley vs. Presley divorce granted. Wy
Jas. Steele VS.. Bessie Steele, d. A
rec granted. INT
Winnie Henry VS. Sam'l Henry di ing
rec granted. r6sn bon
Stale VS. Eva Barger, Gracs but. really,
al forfeiture, nolle on On it no longer
". Lee VS. A. K, na,,se brasen !,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
COLLEGE, NEWS.
EDITORS
Chas. N. MagiII, Fred. l.. Webb.

Chas. N. MagiIl, Fred. l.. Webb
Inc regular weekly prayer meeun
OF the college was conducted Tuesda
night by the members of the Studer
Volunteer Baud, for Foreign Mission,
Inc meeting was in charge of Mis-
Ellen Alexander, leader of the Socie
~ Papers were presented by the mem
oers as follows: "Why should we 90
e. W. Reed; "Agencies," F. L
Webb: "Who should go;" R. w
fosf; Modern acts of the apostles, ;
Miss Name stebbens. Special music
solo by Prof. Newman, Duets hy
Misses Arstingstall and Flynn: selec.
lions by Alpha Sigma and College
mixed quartettes. 1t was very good
meeting indeed.
The Athenian Literary, Senior sec
ton held a remarkably fine Session
IN the old A. L. S. Hall last FRIDAY
night. The boys had live question
TOR discussion and were out for bust.
ness. The question was Resolved
That the Jury System should be
1t was warmly contested
out the Affirmative secured the de-
;lslon. Past Grand John Crawford
vas over from Knoxville and gave
he boys a few words Of "reminiscences
md tried to 'jolly" them up.
The Junior Section, came out strong
n their Saturday night seance.
The Junior Alhenians are nm 70
late, and no one on the Hill disputes
ne fact. Their last meeting was made
cry pleasant to visitors by several
ne papers declamations Strong de /
ate and two musical selections
lageolet solo, by Mr.. Homer FRYE.
nd Solo for Cornet, Eugene L. Webb.
Next Saturday Night both sections
the Athenian Literary Society will
I've an entertainment in their Hall at
80 o'clock. The meeting will be
resided over by the Hon. Moses p.
amble, State Representative, who
aloyal old Athenian. A good pro.
ANNE has been prepared. All in.
ted to come out and partake Of our
'spitality.
The Bainonian at their last meeting ,
ndered the following program.
scltation, Miss Elizebeth Penney. i
fading, Miss Edith McCampbelI, b
Miss Nancy Gardner,
fading Stella Stoffel. Current Events
sses Lyle and Alexander. Elec- .
n OF officers for ensuing term. >
ese are, President, Miss Ellen y
exander, Vice President Edith Mel
mPbell, cosfssaspoaaag Secretary, v
rrie Arstingstall, Treasurer Edith ii
wman. P
Young Women Christian Associa- :
! Of the college had very excel :
meeting at the BALDWIN Parlor. ::
vas led by Miss Mamie Gamble. !.
r talk and in fact all the talks were .;
J very practical nature. 1t was =
Of the best meetings ever held BY :.
Association. ~
IN Thursday, Jan. IS, ebay Of D.
yer for Colleges, a very proftab. ::
nd interesting service was held in :" !,
chapel for an hour. Instructive -
impressive talks were made by r., ~
'essors Wilson, Waller, Golf and !.
man. The service was led by -
Boardman who made some very ~
'oprlate remarks. In the after
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04
SOUTH MARYvILLF.

Mrs. cenith Warfel Is spending th;s
week in Knoxville visiting her brother.
Mr.. W. A. Moore.
Clarence MeClung is conhned "a
his bed with pneumonia fever.
Mrs H. P IIuddleston spent on.
day last week in KaoxvilIeA
Mr.. Tom McMurry spent SUNDAY
visiting home fJlks.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-04

HOUSE asid Lor, Lot II feet iror,,;
running : BACK to alley. House Is a 3
Room GotRge. House, with ? C,ay
R NAN, bfiitsS sssfSs.s. 0.. e N
ri good BIDS: 81 am the son of ik
and miliS. the Mckenzie" to
"''a hio4s
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

nov 1t is part Of us. The stri, fly pro.
fessioral world has been looking fer tho
balloon to come down. for the fad to die
out. for the impossible thing to stop.
but year by year these theatres increase
and multiply, till now they flourish tho
country over.
Not over two per cent Of an audience
remains longer than to see the perform
ance through once, but there are per-
sons who secrete campaign rations
about them, and camp there from $50 q.
m. to 1890 p. n., thereby surviving all
Of the acts twice and most OF them four
or five times. The management calcu.
late to cell out the house two and half
times on ordinary days and four times
on holidays. and 1t is this system that
makes such Enormous receipts possible.
Sometimes the Vaudeville theatre is
an individual and independen enter
prise; more often it belongs to circuit.
The patronage, expenses, and receipts
are enormous. One circuit will speak
for all. 1t has theatre in New York,
one in Philadelphia, one in Boston, and
one in Providence, and they give no Sun.
day performances; and yet these four
theatres entertain over 100000 people
every year, give employment to $50 at
taches and 10 $500 actors. Four thou.
sand people pass in and out Of each one
OF these theatres daily. Ten thousand
dollars are distributed each week in
salaries to the actors and $500 to the
attaches. Take ono theatre for example,
the house in Boston. It is open the
year round and it costs $1,000 week to
keep it open, while its patrons will aver.
age 25,OOO every week. On holiday it
will play to from ten to twelve thousand
psople.-From The Vaudeville Theatre
by Edwin Milton Royle. in the October
Scribner's.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

What they want is more money and
they are not concerned about the actual
fundamental value OF the same. They
accept sophistical explanations with the
utmost credulity, being chiefly animal.
ed by burning desire to get more Of
tho good things Of this world. So long
as any ono promises them share 10 the
accumulations Of economical and thrifty
people, they look upon the man who
makes the offer az q libsrator OF the
people. Something for nothing and
plenty OF it.
You will have mastered the first great
lesson Of usefulness to society at large
when you cheerfully admit to yourself
that the other man has US much right
to his opinion as you have to yours, how.
ever much you may suspect him Of 10.
sincerity. Tho chances are that he
thinks the same thing OF you.
Indeed it 10 quite as wholesome and
instructive occasionally to look at our.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

selves from the exaggerated standpoin,
OF our opponents. az IL 10 to INSPECT
well.drawn caricatures Of ourselvos !,
one Of the comic papers.
All wish you TO remember a. mi.
time 10 that the final eetablishment .,
the gold standard 10 simyly legal recoo.
milton Of commercial fact. Also thai
It will only be comparatively short
time before oil the arguments brought
forward to back up the free and IN.
limited coinage will be what the Hon
John j. Ingalls felicitously desisnates az
"oratorical shelf goods"
The eo. called silver question, however
will be sewed up at the next prssdep.
tial election for the second and la.t
time, not because II is live issue. but
because the glamour OF the question.
the temptation to BE- mildly dishonest
has not quite exhausted itself. 1t will
last about long enough for "sscond
battle"
j. H. TyNDALE.