The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-01-20

Miss Lucy Thompson, OF Walnut
Grove, Knox County, visited rela-
tives and friends in Maryville over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Neff left Monday morn
ing for a visit to her son in st.
Louis. She will be absent about
four weeks.
New Providence Church is max
ing arrangements to hold a special
meeting as early in February as is
convenient.
Jesse o. Brown has purchased
lot no 80 of A. ]. Neff, and will erect
a neat dwelling thereon during the
coming season.
During the absence of Mrs. A. J.
Neff the Young Ladies' Praying
Band will continue to meet at the
residence of A. ]. Neff.
/ Jas. A. Lowe was elected a men,
Der of the East Tennessee Pharma.
ceutical Association, which met in
Knoxville last week.
Will Hodge has ceased to travel
for the Lynchburg tobacco house.
He will clerk for a new business
house to be started here soon.
Persons running drays or keep
ing transient boarders will consult
their own interest by calling on the
County Court Clerk, and taking
out license.
0. d. Lloyd has purchased the
corner lot formerly owned by Bur-
ger, Hood & Co., and will erect a
fine business house as soon as the
weather will permit.
John McHenry, Of Wabash, Ind,
was in Maryville last Saturday.
His ancestors were formerly from
Blount County. Mr.. McHenry
spent Sunday with friends near
Ellejoy.
Harvey Carson, of Knoxville, for
merly of this place, met with SER
iOus accident while cOasting, last
week. One of his legs was broken,
his right knee fractured and his
thigh dislocated.
The Blount County Medical Asso-
citation held its regular monthly
meeting Monday last. The Asso.
citation passed a strong resolution
against giving prescriptions for the
use of liquors.
! Mr.. T. ]. Cooper, of Powelps Sta
ton, is in town experimenting the
invoicing of the John s. Lawrence
Stock. The new firm of Cooper &
Bittle have bought out John Law
renee and will open large stock Of
general merchandise, February lst
We extend q cordial welcome to
these gentlemen.
Baxter Rowan met with a ser.
ious accident, last Thursday even.
ing, while skating on the Kidd pond
east Of town. He and Will Greer
were skating together when Bax.
ter fell, striking his right eyeball
against Greer's skate, inflicting a
: serious wound, cutting through the
eyelid and injuring the pupil, pro.
ducing a painful wound.
Real estate transfer since Janua.
ry LIST: A. J. Neff to j. H. Rogers
two lots, 1915. H. M. Boyle to j
w. Duggan; 80 acres in 18th dis
trict, $l2O. Sarah Ballinger to joint
Harris; 12facres, 18th district, $40
B. +. Raulston to r. l.. Porter; 36i
acres, End district, $54. w. H. Hen
ry to P. Il. Haggard; two lots ir
Maryville, $500. A. J. Nen to J. 0
Brown; one lot, Maryvile, $3.50. w
o. Garner to L. 8. Hastings; 2acres
$1O0 J. T. Riddle to J. L. Martin
Z acres in 14th district, $s1.S3.
The annual exercises Of the AL
pha Sigma Literary Society vert
held at the College Chapel last Fri
day night. Following is the pro
gram:
Presiding Omosr, Prof. H. g. Behotssu,
Invocation.
Music, America's Emblsu
Addressot Welcome. Willie Clsment
Music, Thsspisn Band
Defamation Nothing IL Lost-2 ". Ghsrril
Resolved. That ne plssslro 1t Hope prod1s
=, greater happiness than tAs pleasures Z
Anrma1vs: Msontivs:
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