The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12

Montvale opens up this week.
o. D. Lloyd is out again after sew.
eral days illness.
Tedford & Lowe sells the "Gipsy
Queen" cigar made by Cone, Shields
& Co.
They all 60 for Gone, Shields &
Co.'S "Gipsy Queen" at Tedford &
Lowe.
Mrs. Leonard, of Knoxville, visit
s. T. Post and family two days last
week.
A. X. Harper will commence
work on his business block this
week.
"Belle of SwannAnoa" beats the
jews for a smoke at Toole's made
by Cone, Shields & Co.
The Cone, Shields & Co. "Havana
Mail" cigar at Cooper & Bittle
snatches the rag off the bush.
Miss jamie, daughter of Scott Cox,
colored, died at Louisville last
Wednesday morning of pneumonia.
Rev. Will Broadly, who has been
attending Lane Seminary, returned
Friday evening and will take work
in this county.
Miss Emma, eldest daughter of
w. G. Colbert, arrived in Maryville
Thursday evening. Miss Emma
has just closed term of school near
her former home in Indiana.
Miss Emma Newly left Saturday
morning for New Market to visit
friends for couple of weeks when
she will return and spend the sum.
mer at Mt. Nebo.
An Alliance has been organized
during the last week by Rev. j. "A.
Ruble at Pleasant Hill with 40
members; also one at ThompsOn's
Chapel about 80 members.
Roll Hanna left Tuesday morn.
ing for business trip south. While
gone he will visit his brother Roy,
who is on the southern coast of
Florida. Roll will be absent about
thirty days.
w. NJ. Murray, the gentleman
who had charge of Mt. Nebo last
season, is seriously sick at Knox.
vile. He was on his return to take
charge of the hotel for the coming
season.
Died, suddenly, at her home in
the Cloyd's Creek vicinity on the
night of the 9Th inst, Mrs. Alexan-
der, aged about 70 years. She was
buried on the 9th inst at Cloyd's
Creek Grave Yard, after funeral
services by Rev. ]. A. Cooper.
Braz Whaley, a citizen of Sewer
county, was arraigned before Com
missioner McTeer Friday charged
with violations of the revenue law.
He was discharged in this case and
was Immediately re-arrested on a
charge of robbing the United States
mail at Williamsburg, Ky. He was
placed in safe keeping until the
proper witnesses can be brought.
Hon. WA. McTeer is in possession
of an indian battle axe which was
plowed up near Fort McTeer at
EllejOy. Several years ago three
| persons were killed at that point
by the indians and the axe was
found near the spot where the muir
der took place. 1t is thought by
several in that neighbOrhOod that
the axe is the one that helped to do
the bloody work.
Sacramento services at New
Providence Church commenced last
Saturday morning with a sermon
by Rev. E. A. Gilmore. The Session
made w. s. Colbert, G. s. w. Nc.
Campbell, and r. NJ. Magill, Elders;
]. w. Eakin, Jr, was made
a Deacon. On Sabbath morn.
ing the ordinance Of Baptism
and the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper were observed. Several
were also admitted into member.
ship.
/ Special inducements in dress
goods, linen damasks, linen sheet.
ings, napkins, towels, hosiery, no
tions, laces and millinery. Large
additions have been made to oul
CARPET DEPARTMENT. We
have splendid line of Carpets, rugs
curtain goods and window shades
The largest stock of parasols evel
seen at
MCNULTY & B0RCHEs, Knoxville