The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-09

Settlements last Sabbath, Rev. ].
w. Mann presiding.
Mount Nebo opens up this week,
with the genial host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Murray, in
charge of the hotel.
Z. T. Gates, jr., has contracted
and work has begun upon a resi-
dence opposi to New Providence
church, on Main street.
Miss Ada Rodgers, Loudon, after
spending several days visiting
Miss Cora Greer, Main street, re-
tn rned home Thursday.
A photograph has been taken of
the new hotel at Allegheny Springs,
Tenn, which the TINES job Office
will have a fine metal cut made.
M. M. Simpson, matchmaker and
jeweler, has removed his shop to
Leedy & Colbert's store. His
friends are invited to call, 22-3
Twenty Wilson sewing machines
cheap; must be sold at once.
Write for prices. s. P. ANGEL,
At Knoxville, Tenn.
John Lawrence will remove some
time during this month to Straw
berry Plains, where he will engage
in the sale of general merchandise.
Secretary Manning rendered his
resignation last week as a member
of Gle veland's cabinet, but was per-
suaded to withdraw it for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Badgett
were presented with lO-pound
baby girl last Thursday. This, by
rights, should give Newman a new
tenure of Office.
John Elms, a former typo of the
TINES, left Tuesday morning for
Roc kwOod to take a position as a
f1rem an at the brick kilns of the
Cincinnati Southern.
J. E. Klepper left Monday morn
ing for Sullivan county. Mr.. Klep-
per has been appointed general
manager of East Tennessee for D.
Blocher & Cos. fertilizer company.
Prof. Matthew Wilson departed
Tuesday morning for visit to his
former home at Spiceland, Ind.
Mr.. Wilson will return to take his
position in the Friends Normal
next year.
"All the worlds a STAGE" is true
in more than one sense, If we are
to Judge the world by Maryville
Her people are passionately fond Of
entertainments, as is proven by the
number given.
Mr.. ID. Blocher, of Gettysburg
Pennsylvania. was in Maryville
last week, looking after his inter
est in the fertilizing trade. While
here, he received many flatterine
testimonials as to the merits of hi
goods.
Mr.. A. r. Weber and family lefI
Tuesday morning for their home in
Ohio. During their stay they made
many acquaintance and friends
who will give them hearty wei
come should they return to Mary
vile.
Mr.. H. H. Heeb, who came herr
quite recently from California, ha
purchased the Hackney interest il
the planning and saw mills in Nortl
Maryville. The business will b.
conducted by the firm of Huffstet
Ter 4 Heeb.
Rev. j. A. Ruble will deliver TEN
perance addresses as follows: A
Rockdale, Thursday, 18th: Glove
Hill, 18th, both commencing at 7 I
M; Carpentar's Camp-ground 18th
at 1880 a. m. Sacramento SCI
vice at same place on Sunday a
1880 a. M. Preaching at Bests
schOOl-hOus at 2:3O.
The Temperance Alliance wi
hold its regular meeting at the N
E. Church, South, Thursday even
ing. Rev. ]. A. Ruble will delive
an address entitled "The Duty {
: the Hour" The Knoxville paper
speak of this address as being tn
one of the most mastery effort
} ever delivered in that city. An Vi
. gent invitation is extended to all
Pleasant Hill exhibited som
specimens of metal last Saturda
morning, which he smelted frol
> his prospective mines. One nugg,