The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-31

Miss Susie Dunn, of Knoxville,
is visiting friends in this place.
The Maryville Band deposits
show somewhat the life and bust
nesr of the town.
We learn from the machinest
that number of new houses are to
be built this fall.
James Turner, Albert Turner and
James Smith, of Rockwook, visited
Mr.. J. B. Smith and family of this
city.
A mad dog was killed in the 18th
district by 0. X. Goddard. Report
says the dog bit two other dogs and
one hog.
Henry Barr and daughter, of
Monroe County, was in Maryville
Tuesday on business and shopping
in the stores.
John Tally, of Tiption's Station,
died of typhoid fever last Wednes-
day night. Mr.. Tally had been
connected for some time with the
X. & A. r. r.
Howard Badgett killed ferty.six
garter snakes one day last week.
He found them under a wheat
shock near Little River in this
county.
B. L. Gilmore, who used to work
in the TIMES Office, is over from
Knoxville, he has been sick there
for about six weeks with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. A. P. Thompson is preparing
to build nice two story residence
on Main street. The contract for
the doors, shash, blinds, flooring
and ETC., has been given out.
The deposits in the Bank of
Maryville are now over $4,000.
We venture to say that no Bank in
East Tennessee outside ofKnoxville
or Chattanooga can show near so
large line of business.
The TIMES is pleased to:announce
that the business of Allegheny
Springs will show heavy advance
over last year. BY another season
they will be placed within eight
miles Of railroad station, this will
give them an advantage the house
has never had before.
We have confidence in the build.
ing of dummy line of railroad to
Montvale, unless it should be stop.
ped by the extension of the X. & A
Railroad. The extension of that
road would probably put stop te
. any other railroad building now
being discussed.
, Real estate is moving somewhat
, in town and county. A number O.
transfers have been made ant
more will soon be made. At leas-
. 100000 worth of real estate has
been sold in town and county il
the last four weeks. Several more
important sales are on the tapis.
} Rev. D. Hodsden preached at tn,
M. E. Church, Sabbath. Text
Prov. 1924; A man who hath
friends must show himself friendly
There is friend that sticketl
closer than a brother. The sermon
was practical one, giving som,
excellent points for the govern
ment of all.
, The man who hired the horse O
Edmondson, Mckenzie & Co., ha.
been found, arrested and turned
into the Blount county Jail to avail
the action of the Circuit Court
His name is Ross and is a nativ,
of Roam County, but was travelin,
for a silverware firm. 1t is said h,
also hired a horse at Messy Creel
and took it to Athens where h,
was captured and turned over t,
Blount County.
A fearful explosion occurred a
Mr.. Bruces', near Rockford station
ON last Saturday by the bursting O
, a boiler connected with an engin,
to thresh. The evidence of its pow
err to destroy was given on a 10,
! building standing near by the en-
/ CINE, from the flying pieces of met
, al. 1t is remarkable and seemingl,
: providential that no one was seri
!. ously hurt. Mr.. Bruce and on
' other man were burned somewha
with the flying fiery sparks.