The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-17

Miss Belle Henry took the medal
at the Demerest Contest on last
evening.
A three-handed fight occurred
last evening between three young
men. We do not know the trouble.
Miss Pearl Knox is still very
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Post, of
Knoxville, are over.
Prof. Jones, President of the Deaf
and Dumb School at Knoxville,
died last Saturday.
McNelly, Pickens and Delozier
are mOveing their tools to Mary
Vile to do work for Rev. Mr.. Lord
in the erection Of buildings in West
Maryville.
Mrs. LOchrane Mclean and
daughters Daisy and Bessie, OF
Louisiana. are visiting at the Jack
son House. Mrs. Mclean is sister
Of z. H. Lasseter.
A man came to the livery stable
of Edmondson, Mckenzie & Co,
one day last week and hired horse
to 60 eight miles into the country.
Neither him nor the horse have
ever been heard from. No name
was given.
Since writing the above the horse
has been found at Loud0n, but the
man is non est.
The largest stock of Tobacco and
the cheapest and best in Maryville
is kept by c. w. Steele at the brick
corner. 2ti
A young man went 10 the Clerks
Office last Saturday and obtained q
license to marry a young lady, but
for some reason or other he failed
to find the young lady, and so he
returned the license and received
the tax back. lfany one else was
ever served SO they willsympathise
with this disappointed young gent.
The best Standard Coal OIL can
be had at Steel's corner for 10 cts,
per gallon. 2ti
Steele will sell all classes of gro
: ceries cheaper than any one else
for cash or produce. 2ti
H. P. Dunlap, a fine singer from
: Ellejoy, had an enthusiastic singing
, at Bank last Sunday.
The people of Knoxville are sui
fering from cholora-morbus and
fiux, on account of bad water and
filthy back lots. A number o.
deaths have taken place lately
D some leading men and women
have died.
Mr.. Hughs, of Georgia, is to b,
principal of the Porter Academy.
Rev. Mr.. Lord will erect twt
, story house. with six room in it, ais'
a barn on his home property.
!" George Davis received a pension
l. as tiremen on the Ratler durin,
r the war for injury to foot. H
y was granted a pension of 81 pc
month from November 1883 an,
= "a per month from March 9th, 1888
9 Will McNelley, formerly of tn
z Blount County Citizen, is in towr
e he will remain in this locality fo
10 a month. He has lately been i
Y the real estate business.
l. ]. A. Newman a carpenter of thi
n place, formerly of Knoxville, r,
1t moves back to that city this weel
The w. G. T. U. will meet at D
!, Stauley's on Thursday at 3p. m.
N w. H. Lawson who has bee
r. living In Indiana for a number
9. years has returned here and pu
le chased the farm owned by Charl'
N Boyd east of Maryville.
The doctors who are practicir
% medicine are required by the la
10 of last session to register the
Is names in the County Court Clerl
re Office and, we are informed
lie Clerk Cunningham, that he has no
70 received his books and blank ce
ye tificates. This must be done
es once as no physician has right
practice without registering az
holding a certificate from the Cler
II 1t is with more than ordinal
pleasure we call the attention
our readers to the large and attra
I'd tive advertisement of Mr.. w.
to Powell, the well known Fertile
st manufacturer of Baltimore, NJ,
in appearing in this issue. 1t will