The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-11-24

Depot street is looming up and will
present a handsome appearance
when completed.
The Wells lanyard has been
leased by Messrs Watkins & Davis,
and is again in operation with j. A.
L0velace in charge.
Everybody in Maryville reads
the TIMEs-whether they take it or
not. Merchants with holiday goods
to sell should note this.
Agitation is again stirred up on
a roller process Touring mill in
Maryville. 1t now looks like the
scheme would mature at an early
day.
The friends of Mrs. H. o. Wilson
will be panied to learn that she
has been confined to her bed for
several weeks with acute rheuma-
tism.
Overcoats, ClOaks, Astrakhan
Jerseys, shawls, Ladies Vests, and
Gents wooden underwear, full line
at Magill's.
The Maryville band under the
leadership of Prof. st. Clair, will
give an entertainment one week
from tomorrow night Dec. I'd.
Mrs. Sarah Marcy, and daughter,
Miss Fannie, who have been spend.
ing the summer in Maryville, have
returned to their home in New Or
leans.
Mems slippers for Christmas pres
ents can be found in great variety
and prices to suit the trade. at
Brown, Carter & Huddleston. PSI
Gay Street.
Thomas Lillard has opened his
Oyster Saloon in loves hall and
serves them up in the best Of style,
Saloon open till II o'clock at
night. 42-2mo
Rev. w. A. Harrison, of the Sd
Presbyterian Church, Knoxville,
will deliver a lecture in New Prov
idence Church next Tuesday even.
ing on his travels in Palestine.
The First quarterly meeting OF
the NJ. E. Church South, will be held
next Saturday and Sunday in
Maryville. The presiding elder will
be present. The Circuit Stewards
will meet to make the preachers
allowance.
Mr.. James Carnes, eldest son Of
Rev. J. B. Carnes, Of Knoxville, at
ter an absence of about sever
years in Missouri, Kansas, ETC., ha,
returned and was on a visit Il
friends in our town few days ago
and reviewing the scenes of hi
youthful days.
| Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Methodist Church a
1890 tomorrow. The services will
be conducted by Prof. G. l.. w
Crawford. Prof. Crawford will
open with an Introductory talk
after which short and impromptl
speeches will be made by whose
ever will.
We dropped into Leedy & Col
bert's store, yesterday, and fount
John Anderson in charge. Whel
we asked him what it meant W,
. were informed that Mr.. Colbert ha
left for the mountains and that tn
stock of goods would be sold at an,
price. Boots, shoes, notions, an,
groceries will be sold at slaughter
} ing prices-anything to close then
out.
The Maryville band has been re
3 organized. They are determined Il
! make something out of themselves
They have secured Mr.. w. H. s.
f Clair, who will give them lesson
I and at the close of the session wi
!. give closing concert. We congrat
ulate the boys in this step and ad
!. mire their gO-ahead-ativeness. It
their aim to become proficient i
the art of music, as we'll as of wa
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used exclusively to purchas
music, etc.
Supper at the Second Presbyte
ian Church, Thanksgiving nigh
Admission ten cents. Proceeds Il
benefit of the church.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ross, of Knox Count
came over Monday night to Wis
his brother, G, B. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Gates, Jr., al
visiting in Knoxville.
Union Temperance service at Il
Friends Church Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Anderson, of Sane
Springs, was visiting in town a fe
days ago.
School matters.
The Appropriated amount
school money for 1856 is 81 80 D
scholar. Directors will notice tn