The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-04

Get your beef of VIM.
Coming on Aug. 31st.
Kerns bread at George Toole's.
No repairs kept in the county 70
any Drill but the Empire.
We can save you money on drill.
Cooper, Bittle 4 Ambrister.
Charlie Alexander arrived from
North Carolina Friday evening.
Bacon, -four, lard, dried beef and
breakfast bacon at George Toole's.
Miss Mollie Reagan, ofSweetwa-
ter, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Har-
per.
A. P. Cooper and sister, Miss
Mary left yesterday for Cincinnati
to attend Lane and Oxford Semina-
ries.
Mrs. Charles Gentry fell off the
Pistol creek foot log last Saturday
and was badly injured In her left
side.
Rev. w. d. Akers will preach at
Logans chapel Sunday morning and
at the M. E. Church South in Mary
vile at 4 O. clock p. m. Sabbath.
The Fifth Sunday meeting of the
workers council of the Southern d.
vision, will be held with Hopewell
church, near Glover Hill, Sept. q, %,
%, 1889.
Fred Spangler, died at the resi-
dence Of P. T. Haggard, at 2:sO o
clock, Friday Of Typhoid fever, was
buried at the Lutheran church !
miles south east of Knoxville Sat-
urday evening.
| Nathan Wilson who came here
from Indiana ;some three years
since, on account Of very poor
health, died yesterday morning at
40'clock. His wife had gone North
and was absent at the time Of his
death.
The TIMES calls attention to the
advertisement Of Matt Nelson & Co.
The people Of Maryville and Blount
county can afford to patronise this
large clothing house, See also Mr..
Frank Hoods card and then go and
see the stock Of clothing he has to
sell.
Messrs Sims and Birks, left for
their old home in Illinois, yesterday
morning. They will be absent till
about the last Of October, when Mr..
Sims, will return with his knitting
work. The object of these gentle
men is to make Montvale both, a
summer and winter resort. They
will leave no stone unturned, for a
rail road to Montvale.
The Baptist, Of Memphis, and the
Reflector, Of Chattanooga, got mar
ried two or three weeks since and
are now keeping house at Nashville,
1t is very respectable religious pa
lper, of 16 pages, and when spread
out is the same size of the TIMES
We wish it great success in build
ing up its membership and enlarg'
ing its b0arders.
We have ordered direct from tn
factory car load (3O of the cele
brated Empire Grain and Fertilizer
force feed Drills. We cannot affort
to canvass our territory at price
; we offer this Drill for. We there
fore trust that every one who de
> sires to purchase a Drill will cal
and see the Empire before buying
Respectfully,
COOPER BITTLE & AMBRIsTEF
We have also ordered a full lin
of Repairs above Drill.
Last weeks Herald and Presby
ter contains the following note
! about three old students of Mary
vile College:
MELLETTE, 8. DAK.-The assist
ance rendered by Student John
Eakin, Of Lane Seminary, to tn
care and development of thi
. church and region will result,
now seems probable, in the organl
Q zatiOn Of two of the missions int
churches, which will group wit
Mellstte. Mr.. Eakin has returne,
} to the seminary.
b Rev. A. M. HO0ke, of Clinton
preached the sermon and Offere
the prayer at the dedication of
I church In Eugene, Ind.
The Morrisonville only Time
y contains three accounts of farewe
receptions given to Rev. F. L. Goi
1 for two years pastor Of the churcl