The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-17

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vertjsements. Look at them, read
them, and patronize the men who
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass, Paints,
and Builders Supplies very low for
Cash. John T. Rowntree & Co.,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
J. w. Bowman is giving his resi-
dence On Main Street a thorough
remodeling, much to the taste of
its outward appearance.
The A M. E. Zion Church re-
turns thanks to the w. C. T. U. for
a fine chart, which shows the cost
of all articles used by individuals.
The Band of Hope is attracting
the attention of many persons in
town. The attendance last Sab.
bath was very fiattering. et.
Mr.. J. H. Rogers and family, who
recently came here from Parker,
Ind, have returned to their native
state and will make their home at
Portland.
DR.. Jennings is making prepare.
tons to open a street through his
land, connecting the Montvale and
Crooked Creek roads. This is a
long felt want.
We have added to our immense
stock Of Hardware, etc., full line
of Stoves, 1inware and crooks, at
lowest cash prices. John T. Rown.
tree & Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
The article Suffering Women"
which appeared in last weeks issue
was not an editorial and was not
written by any one connected with
the TINES.
A spring bird was heard to whistle
in the rear Of our Office yesterday
morning. We informed him of the
mistake he had made and he didn't
whistle but once.
AS a matter of investment, build
ing houses in Matyville will pay.
A house with four rooms, costing
about four hundred dollars, will
rent for six dollars per month.
The report comes to us that coal
has been found near Mount Nebo
in this county. The vein is said to
be four feet thick. This comes
through the gas main of Knoxville
Miss Mary Trueblood has on ex.
hibition in Miss Knox show win.
dow some nicely executed work in
oil painting. The representation
of Minnehaha Falls is especially
attractive. y
VIM. Colbert was the recipient
last week, of a fine gold headed
cane from his masonic brethren
and masonic pin from his Sunday
School scholars, at his old home in
Indiana.
Jim Parsons returned from Gin
ton last Wednesday. Jim win re-
main at home for a couple of weeks
after which he will accept a posi-
ton in a clothing establishment a
Knoxville.
r. M. Magill and family, of Lou
don, are recent additions to Mary
vile They occupy the McRey
nolds property On Main Stree,
Mr.. McGill will engage in merchan
dising.
Mrs. 7. J. Frow died last Thurs
day morning, of pneumonia, after
brief Illness of one week. Her re
mains were inferred at Mt. Tabor
Rev. Gilmore conducted the fun
eral services.
Mary Trueblood will give lesson
in oil painting on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons, an,
In drawing on the alternate day,
at the residence of Mrs. Townsend
West Maryville.
The second quarterly meeting {
the Maryville Circuit Of the M.
, Church, South, will be held ut Lo,
isville, on Saturday and Sunda,
the Goth and 2lst inst. Elder Ricl
ardsOn will be present. A full q
tendance Of the official board il r,
quested.
Road overseers will gain by d
' ing their work in Maryville at Il
+ earliest day in Maryville, viii
the ground can be easily plowed
!. moved with shOyels. We hone