The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-07-07

his collar bone last week. lie Is
doing well.
An effort to arouse the city band
last Saturday morning resulted in
two horns pealing forth their notes
of distress.
The excursion last Saturday was
largely patronized by persons who
desired to take advantage of the
cheap rates.
q. S. Stansill, editor Sunday
Topic, was in town Monday even
ing and gave the TIMES Office a
friendly call.
Now that the old hotel is empty it
should be torn down, the ground
sold for building lots and a few nice
houses put up.
Opera House, town hall, ice cream
saloon and Justices Office, all COM
bined. A rare aggregation of mu-
nicipal conveniences.
William Hodge, near Rockford,
whose illness we mentioned last
week, died on Wednesday evening
and was buried on last Thursday.
DR.. Ed. George, a former citizen of
this county, and F. NJ. Choate, both
of lockwood, were in town last Fri
day, stepping around among friends.
Miss NOla Everett returned last
week from a visit with friends in
! Knoxville. She was accompanied
home by Miss DeacOns, of Jones'
bOrO.
Quite number of farmers came
in last Saturday, expecting a grand
celebration. We promise our dis
appointed friends celebration next
year.
! Misses Carrie Hood and Katie
Davis, of Knoxville, have been Wis.,
iting their young friends in this
city. They returned to their homes
on Monday.
Mr.. Heeb has moved into his
new residence on Washington
street. Mr.. Heeb is a thorough-go-
ing man and will be quite an addi-
ton to Maryville.
There is not enough energy
among the boys of Maryville to get
up a game of base ball. If you
can't find anything else to do Or
ganize foot ball club.
Jeff Kidd has purchased a lot in
East Maryville and will build on it.
Other parties are negotiating for
lots and soon the addition to Mary
vile will be disposed of.
Maryville observed the 4th by
keeping supremely and gloriously
quiet. Not even a fire-cracker was
exploded to remind us that our
fore-fathers eft, bled and died."
J. l.. Hackney & Sons are run
ming daily hack to Mt. Nebo.
Persons desiring to 60 can be &C.
commodated Immediately by send
ING them word. 1923.
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie will hold a National camping
out in San Francisco in August. j
c. Hale, Hiram Walker, and per
haps others from this county will
attend.
/ Mrs. Spillman, of Louisville, wife
of Chas. Spillman, deceased, died
last Thursday, aged about so years.
She joined New Providence Church
under the ministration of DIR. Issac
Anderson.
Miss Emma Hood will take
charge of a class in music in Mary
vile next week. Miss Emma is a
talented young lady of Knoxville,
and we Despeak for her hearty
welcome in this city.
For SALE.-A one-half interest
in fine mill property. Grist and
saw mill in good repair. All doing
good business in a thrifty town.
Terms easy. Will sell cheap. Adj
dress, Chas. McNabb, Candles
Store, Tenn. 2c-25.
Deputy w. w. Freshour received
a letter Monday evening from head
quarters stating that he would be
relieved from duty and democrat
appointed in his place. He went
to Knoxville Tuesday to ascertain
the truth of the matter.
While riding, last Thursday, Hut
Edmondson was severely bruised
by the horse stumbling and falling
upon him. He was picked up in an
unconscious state and at the time