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Correspondence.
4iry wold,
(which Is not in Blount Co,)
Oct 10, 1884.
RnnAm Tiwmi it''
Bay to yonr sclent! fie readers, and
all fee toys and girls and the old
Wlpen, tolwIrouU ft
The last prophetic prediction
about the dry VMAtkarU. thafrilhe
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internal surface of the earth isf on
flre, for the eurthqttakes felt in this
vicinity are indication of that fact;
'and the internal crest of the sun is
one vast molten mass like melted
iron and it may be soon the earth
will be like iron and the Heavens
' above like brass, and then strong
men will tremble animate and in
animate creation die. Now, if it
don't rain in a thousand years this
will come to pass, and don't you
forget it! Wild Prophbt.
ATtJRDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1884. PRICE, 3 CIS.
FIRE!
A Thresher nd Other viluaMea
Burned.
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Cherokkr, N. C, Sept 28, 1884
Editor Times:
Hoping a few words from West
em North Carolina will not be taste-
Ipmh or wearisome to the readers of
the Times, I embrace the privilege
of giving a few items. I am teach
lng an Indian school near Cherokee
which is about ten miles above
Charleston on the Lufty Elver, and
being principally an Indian com
munity, I see more Indians than
anything else. However, the pres
ence of Prof. Spray's family and
a few of my old school mates adds
much to my enjoyment and appre
ciation of this locality. Taking ev
erything into consideration I think j
the Cherokee schools In this vicinity
ate doing welL The school at Cher
okee, taught by R. 8. Tice and Miss
Emma Garner, is quite full and is
giving good satisfaction.
The people are getting along very
well and saving fodder, they are
raising larger crops of tobacco than
Common for this part of the country.
Along the rivers and among the
mountains and ridges of this county
where, not many generations ago,
the bear and deer jjwdr'e seldom mo
lested by the lire of the rifle or by
the bark of the huntsman's dog, the
whistle of tU Mchmotve 4s heard
by a higher race of beings which
now inhabit the coves and valleys.
TheeoflfafjrthfcM
qlina held quite -promising Fair at
AshevUle last week. About twenty
n ve of the CherotjaM hiftded from
this place, who made it much more
Interesting by performing some of
their exploits.
There Is getting to be'eonsidera
ble talk here about the November
lection. Many of the Indians who
have heretofore voted the Demo
cratic ticket, expect to support
Blaine and Logan.
, O.P.W.
College Notes.
Not long sine John W escort
cd a young lady to town. They
were enjoying themselves prome
nading the streets, when at length
they came to a place where a man
was measuring out lemonade to his
customers at 5 cents a glass. Mr.
Webb being allured by the brilliant
hues of the pleasant drink was con
strained to buy a glass for himself.
AAttyfcehad quenched his thirst,
he ttM to the lady, "You ought to
bay yon a glass, ifs mighty good."
8. L Webb went to Knoxvllle on
last Thursday so that he -might
have his name put in the paper, but
it was not put in, and since he has
expressed his great disappointment
HshaM appear to-dny, awl, we call
the sfittitien of the puttie to It
The aaaH box was kea down
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Yesterday closed the annual ex
hibition of the Bloant
In the aggregatftfe
About 900 pi
grounds in the forenooh.
crowd grew larger toward tte time
Of racing at 4 P. M. The morning
was occupied by sweepstakes and
an address of Cot Yearwood, of
BwaetwatejliU HIl "
w ner6 the hx gronnsV a
flock of ifine apanisk merino sheep
that deserves especial mention. It
is perhaps the only flock of thor
ough-bred merinos in this part of 1
the State. We are informed by
Prof. Cate, the exh
sheared fifty-seven
from Ave head w hi
cents per pound
buck, "Colonel," dou
sheep ever brought into this State.
His third fleece weighed twenty-
six poutfc .A year old buck, "Ma
jor, shesxid last spring eleven
pounds; a tta laabjif same age
sheared nine pounds. This is cer
tainly a sheep country naturally,
and there certainly would be money
in keeping good sheep. We would
be glad to see farmers raising more
sheep and fewer dogs. There is a
sure protU in the former if rightly
kept and then cared for, while the
most of the latter are worse than
useless. We hope Our next Legis
lature will give uf a goon dog law.
A scrub race was made up at the
fair grounds yesterday morning
which came near proving fatal, to
Joe Rhea. While running his
horse, it threw off, landing him
against a post Prompt medical aid
soon straightened him out, but he
still has some recollection of an
earthquake.
The races yesterday were three in
number. The Only one of interest
was the running race, which con
sisted of four competitors. There
wan some fast stock on the ground,
bnt for want jof competition their
speed was not brought out The
following is a summary of yester
day's speed:
Single foot race, two best in three ;
first money, John Conner; second
money, gafjfassfo ji )) , , u Pj
Trotting race first money, C. 'T.
Yesterday we received the report
of a destructive fire in the 14th Dis
trict The burning occurred on the
faW of 'Squire John Gamble. The
iStJpn thresher of Wilson and Ever
eJFhad been employed, and on
Tfiujfeday threshed 16 bushels of
ciover nay seea; mgnc came ana
the hands repaired to headquarters
to pass the slumber hours. At three
o'clock yesterday morning one of
the hands went to the thresher to
arrange the machinery for opera
tions, and discovered the thresher
on fire and the surrounding ground
burned black. The fire could . not
be extinguished, and all was lost
The ten bushels of seed and five
of hay shared the same fate
e thresher. The losses will
nt to. oyer 1500. It la not
n how the fire originated.'
had threshed this season 860
bushels of clover seed, and were
promised as much more,. Thelat-
litis Oil l
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tor is clear loss.
lift:
Good Morning! rVeWeUC
With this morning's Issue the
Fair Dally Times makes its, fare
well bow. We have done our best
to make the Daily a success, we
trust Its many patrons are well
pleased. With us it has been a suc
cess. Considering the disadvant
age with which we have labored we
feel proud of our effort in being
able to sustain a Daily even during
th Pair. We teel highly gratified
at the manner in which the merch
ants and citizens of she eity and
country have given us their patron
age. We trust that it will not be
long before Maryville will be able
to sustain the regular publication of
a Daily. . If our railroad and tele
graphic connections were better It
would be much easier to ascertain
news of general importance. We
are laboring to build up public en
terprise and for every interest of
Blount County; Her Interests shall
be our interests. Our columns shall
always be open to articles ef public
interest We shall endeavor to
make our Weekly issue better than
ever before. Help .us make it an
established institution.
Woolen Mills.
3 sMacaarfe.
Next Tuesday is the day for the
Joint congressional discussion. The
candidates, Houk and Ledgerwood,
begin the discussion at 12:80 o'clock
in the Court House.
ycolafday niornlng,
of all the students.
TBLKPHONl? AT THE FAIR
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All wool Bed Spreads woven in
figures, very handsome, at Anchor
Woolen Mills. (Their own menu
facture.)
By The Bmhel,
The Times Glee Club was out in
full force Thursday night Several
of the citizens' residences were vis
ited on the midnight round. ' Songs
sentimental, humorous and sa-
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honorable and liberal dealing to merit a continuance of,1,
the same patronage bestowed on the old firm. 0ur&dlir
Johnson; second money, D. L.
King.
Munnine race first money, John
BDolner; second menejt, Bob Jlfat-Cfi'ewB
Tony Thompson, the little color
ed rider, takes the cake. He won
the admiration of all present
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New machinery, new brick hulld-
in. fine utaini and water nower. is
the attnatkat at the HmtkU lfcredt w e sung; the silvery moon
t Keeping viniuce irerneaa, iae
town clock chiming in With golden
melody, and the sleepy roosters
waking up by the concord of har
monic sound, Joined in the soul-inspiring
chorus. Not untii the bright
hues were visible in the East did
the drowsy wanderers return to
their domiciles. " ' ' f
Mr. Parham has made it his
highest sin to see that the goods
guriethe Maryville Woolen Mills
wen constantly improved. Per
aoat all over this and adjoining
States give nim the pleasing as
MVABCethat his Jeans will wear
"Halloo, Central!" "Halloo! Is
that you, John?" "Yes, sir, that's
me. Give me Maryville, right
quick." "What's the matter? You
&r In an awful hurrv. flomethinff
wrong at the Fair?" "No, nothing J
Havent got the time to talk abtuM
that now; I will toll you all about
the Fair to morrow, if you ring me
up. Connect me with C. Pflanse,
right quick; they say he has a very
flue, large stock of Furniture on
hand, and people are actually com
ing from Knoxvilk ad buying fBDm
him. It must be cheap, too, you
bet. and I want to order by tele-
your friends about it, and let them
call at old Charley's Headquarters.
That's all to-day. Good bye, John."
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"Halloo, Mac, where did you get
that fine watch ?" "At S. A. Patton's
where all fine timepieces some
from.
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If you want a watch to keep good
time have it repaired at 8. A. Pat-
ton's.
r The Maryville Woolen Mills
have more than doubled their ca-
ity since this time a year ago.
Mr. parham says he is crowded
with orders.
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