The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11

order could be called good, and the
people had a nice time.
Ladies' Fine button shoes $l.OO
Blankenship 4 Rules.
Good Tobacco 80 cts. per pound
Blankenship 4 Rules.
Lead pencils 5 cents per dozen.
Blankenship & Rules.
Mrs. James Walker, who lived
on Nine Mile, died last Sunday
morning.
Miss Winifred Bassett left Mon.
day morning for Elizabetht0n to
teach school.
A gentleman from Cleveland
Tennessee, was here looking for
first class residence.
Sherrard Kithcart has bought the
Willard lot on Central avenue and
will build a house or two on 1t at
once.
Revs. Lyle and Duncan, were in
the city, last week, attending the
opening services at Maryville Col
lege.
Mr.. o. P. Lawrence changed pro-
gram and is now in the Nashville
medical college, instead of Louis
vile.
The last sermon for the present
conference year at Maryville by
Rev. d. 8. H0dsden, will be the fifth
Sunday.
The 4th Quarterly meeting Of the
M. E. church meets at the Camp
ground next Saturday and Sunday
one week.
D. M. Jones 4 Co., will begin bus
mess in Maryville the LIST Of No
vember. The TIMES is not author.
lied to say what It is.
Thos. Cannon, who is reported to
have killed Hammontree in Lou
don coun'y y, was arrested in Texas,
and is now In the Loudon county
Jail.
A new post Office has been grant
ed, and is to be called Hebronville
1t il located between Gambell and
Ellejoy, John M. Waters is appoint
ed Post Master.
Mr.. Yearout who has been living
pear D. w. Trotter, had his leg bro
ken few days ago. He is an old
man but it was thought unneces-
sar yto take his leg off.
Matthew Terrell will change his
business, as he has ten dogs. He
will be in good trim for catching
possums, he can supply the white
trade. The TIMES Office will take
one.
Twenty-seven years ago, on the
night Of next Wednesday, the 18th
inst. the Federal army evacuated
Cumberland Gap, and the loyal
hearts of East Tennessee were
made sick.
Titlow, who has had 80 much ex-
perience in fishing, says, there were
$500, people in Maryville Monday
A man who has caught half a mil
lion Of fish ought to be good Judge
of numbers.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of the New York Clothing
store on Gay street Knoxville. Mr..
Smith the manager has tested the
advertising qualities of the TIMES
for four years, and he says It pays.
A class of boys will contest for
the Demorest silver medal Thurs.
day, the 18th inst. at 1880 p. m. at
the New Providence church. Mu.
sic will be furnished by the College
choir. Come out and hear our boys.
Prof. Bruce, of Ann Arbor Michi.
gan University, preached at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening
His text was, The fool hath said In
his heart, there is no God. The pas
tor Rev. Smith was present. The
Prof. is here for his health.
TIC. Thornton, of the firm of T
G. Thornton & Bro, left Tuesday
morning for New York to purchas,
their fall and winter stock Of goods
when they expect to make thing
crack in the way Of selling lots o
goods, ct low prices SO be read,
when the new goods come In
These men will exhibit to the Pee
pie Of the county . big stock o
goods, such Is has never been seeI
in Maryville. There will now b
; such . trade in town as has neve