The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

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In our last weeks issue we stated
that the Republican Executive
Committee would meet the first
Saturday in June. 1t should have
read the first Monday in June.
Horace Heeb and family, of Cali
fornia, are among the late arrivals
and additions TO Maryville. Mr..
Heeb takes the property recently
vacated by George Huffstetler.
Master Willie McNabb, of Gam
ble's met with a serious accident on
the 10th. He accidentally got his
hand into a straw cutter and had
the end of his thumb ground off.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
netted $4S in their church festival
at loves Hall Thursday night.
There was large attendance and
the evening was pleasantly passed.
Quarterly Meeting Services of
the M. E. Church will be held at
Middlesettlements on the first
Saturday and Sunday of June. A
basket dinner will be spread both
days.
Horse trading is science in
Maryville. That is, the men who
follow that profession come to
Maryville to practice it. You can
trade for any kind of a horse you
want on court day.
Chas. Taylor and wife, Of Macon,
Ga, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Blankenship the past
week, returning home Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Taylor is thinking Of
locating in East Tennessee.
HARD-TIME PRICEs.-Having
purchased the right for the Dadid-
son Coffee Rooster, 1 will offer them
at a greatly reduced price for the
next 60 days, at the Harness Shop.
21-3 RS. KITHCART.
Expensive Parasols, cheap Para.
soils, large stock of parasols. Big
lot of trunks for summer tourists
Beautiful laces and embroideries, a
superb line of dress goods, all the
gaus in millinery at
McNulty & Borches, Knoxville
The cabins at Mount NebO are
now ready for renting at $40 for the
entire season. Pay in advance
Persons desiring good accommOda
tions should apply early.
2l.4t. DAVID JONES.
a man by the name of Adams
from Dayton, Ohio, was in towl
, Monday getting subscriptions to {
circular to aid in detecting coun
terfeit bills. A few spurious bill
! have been passing here which gav'
him good grounds to work ON.
A terrible wind and hail storm j
reported at Brick Mill Monda,
afternoon. A large amount Q
timber was destroyed and whea
t clown down. The track of tn
|, storm was from N. w. to S. E. Tn
waterfall was heavy.
l The most commendable thing tn
}. democracy has done in this count
for years was to nominate
:, straight-out county ticket. A
,, open face-to-face conflict is Away
more commendable than to try
slip in a disaffected candidate.
> The W. CT. u, assisted by tn
Band of Hope, will give an entel
tainment in the New Providenc
e Church on Monday night, June I'll
o Make your arrangements to atten'
1t will be the best thing of til
g season. Program will appear ne,
4 week.
2. Judge Staley holds Court tn
!. week in the absence of Judge s. 4
!. Rogders, who is at Nashville wi
q Messing the graduation of h
daughter. In his charge to Il
Grand Jury Judge Staley made OF
:, of the finest addresses ever deli
70 cred in the Court House.
A party of five left this mornir
for Smoky Mountains. They vi
e climb Bald Mountain, visit Hal
lie Over, etc. Their mode of conve
= ance is an OK team, Doc. Huddl
ston driver. Prof. 4. and NJ. T. VI
is son, cooks. Tom lowering al
y Mathew Terrell, gentlemen. TIL,
e will return Monday.
. The Parsonage Building Comm
er tee has purchased u lot for 81;
ic cash in hand, and they now
III struct ME to proceed at once to c,
he lect all subscriptions rs soon