The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-09-01

some time, has left Maryville in
search of pastures new and green.
Mr.. John Henry is visiting his
mother, Mrs. E. s. Henry, in this
city. Mr.. Henry is connected with
one of Chicago's leading railroad
lines.
1t is astonishing how cheap they
sell goods at the Red Fox Store;
they believe in quick sales and short
profits. Next door to Barron's Pro.
duce House. ."j
/ The TIMES Office has cleaned
house and made improvements
generally. The old partition has
been removed and a picket fence
substituted.
Mr.. Chas. Coffin, of Texas, has
been in the city for several days.
Mr.. Coffin is a son of John NJ. Cof-
fin, who lived in Maryville about
twenty years ago.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a mass-meeting of
Republicans in Maryville next
Monday at noon, for the purpose OF
organizing an ALT Taylor Club. Let
everybody come.
Matthew Terrell, wife and daugh-
ter, leave Friday morning for o.
kaloosa, Iowa, to visit friends in
their old home. They will remain
about two months.
Rev. r. H. Coulter preached at
the Presbyterian Church last Sun
day night. Rev. Coulter left on
the extra train yesterday for his
home in GallipOlis, Ohio.
Mr.. J. Weagley will depart next
Monday for his old home in Van
Vert County, Ohio. Mr.. Weagley
is delighted with East Tennessee
climate and will return shortly.
Mrs. Rebecca Montgomery died at
her home about two miles east of
Maryville last Sunday morning.
The departed was the mother Of
Coll. Montgomery and was aged
about three score and ten.
u. A. Cochran, who has been at
Fulda, Washington Territory, has
returned to his old home near Rock
ford. His failure of health brought
him back to Tennessee. He thinks
there is no climate like the one OF
East Tennessee.
The freight traffic on the K. & A.
R. R. is increasing with great ra.
pidity. The largest train of cars
ever run on the road was the one Of
last week, consisting of 10 cars
The managers are expecting to put
a regular freight on the road.
All people in need of family gro
ceries will save money by going t
the Red Fox Store; there they will
find a brand new stock of strictly
first-class groceries with the bottom
all out of prices. Next door to Bar
ron's Produce House.
A Protracted meeting is now il
progress at Piney Level. Rev
William Mcpherson, G. G. Rule ant
others are conducting the services
Good results are expected. AL
persons are invited to attend an,
take part in the meetings.
G. Cate, who has been keepin,
the Haynes House at Knoxville
has left it and gone to the McMil
Ian House, on the corner of Stat
and Union Streets, east of Sanford
Chamberlain & Albers' wholesal
drug house, Knoxville.
A team of mules, coming dow
East Maryville hill with load 9
lumber, last week, became brighten
ed and went down at $40 speed
Turning toward the planning mil
one wheel Of the wagon struck
rock and was entirely demolished.
Five years ago, H. H. Phelps lei
Big Spring, this county, and wen
to Chilacco, Indian Territory. Dul
ing these Ave years he has reside
at that point. Next week we pr
sent our readers interesting sketc
of the Indian School at Chilacc,
written by Mr.. Phelps. His man
friends will doubtless be glad
hear from him.