The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1885-08-13


a bad condition.
Miss Emma Parks returned
Wednesday to her home in Friends
Vile, after visiting in Maryville
for several weeks.
Let those who have been waiting
to thresh their wheat to pay US,
remember that wheat threshing
time is about.over.
Prot. ]. w. Kennedy, of Rockford,
gave the TIMES Office a friendly
call Wednesday and joined the
grand army of subscribers.
Lizzie Wilson, daughter of Ned
Wilson, died on the 7th inst, and
was inferred in New Providence
burying grounds on the 9Th inst.
]. w. Cameron, of Tuckaleechee,
Is In North Carolina on a visiting
expedition. There is no telling
what will happen while he is gone.
We call attention to the new ad.
vertisement Of"The new Steel Skein
wagon" in this issue. Read it and
then act as your conscience directs.
J. R. Chandler, of Cox, Sewer Co.,
was in Maryville Tuesday. Mr..
Chandler gave the TIMES a sub
stantial call as all substantial citi.
zens should do.
Mrs. Robt. Thompson has recov.
cred from her severe spell of sick
ness, and has returned to her FORM
er home. Unitia, on a visit to rela.
tives and friends.
We give in this issue an extract
of a sermon by Sam Jones, deliver
ed at a Kentucky campmeeting,
upon the subject of whiskey. Hunt
it up and read it.
Rev. NJ. A. Mathes, of Cloyd's
Greek, was in Maryville, Tuesday,
on his way to his new home, at
Washington College, where he will
reside in the future.
A wedding in high life is rumor-
ed. Indeed, if we are in the right
frame of mind, it will be grand
affair, and we will give the names
whenever it may occur.
Maryville was lighted by electrici-
ty for short time on last Friday
night. The engine used was a very
powerful one and served to illum.
inc the sky with zigzag flashes.
Farmers who use fertilizers would
do well to examine s. B. Blocker 4
Co.'S. standard grades before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Sold by
]. E. KEEPER,
On account Of the increasing
interest in his protracted SER
vice at Louisville, Rev. J. A
Ruble did not deliver his temper.
ance address on last Sunday night
at this place.
Miss Sarah Hood and Miss Aman'
da Sanridge, of Knoxville, who
have been guests of Miss Tennie
Beatty for a few days, returned tt
Knoxville last Tuesday morning.
Coming & Jones are making prep
aration to erect u warehouse upOI
the lot formerly occupied by thu
them. tits their intention to built
a substantial business house to tn
front of the warehouse.
We are requested by the gentle
men themselves to announce tina
Landon Wallace and Jake Henri,
were the only two that went t
Knoxville last Saturday. They de
sire it stated that they came bacl
sober.
The Young Ladies Temperate
Union will give an entertainment a
New Providence Church tonight
the program to consist of dialogues
recitatiOns, reading, music, etc.
good time may be expected by a.
who attend.
] The following marriage license
have been issued recently:
Tony Wallace and Mary Bow
erman; James Burchfield and Catf
crime Sentels; w. o. McBath an
Sallie McCarnig; John Rogers an
Mary E. Clampel.
Mr.. J. H. Malcolm, of Sweetwate
arrived in our city on last Tuesda a,
He is looking for good farm, an
will permanently locate here If h
can find q desirable location
While here Mr.. Malcolm was II
guest of G. B. Ross.