The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-08-21

John Sexton, Of Iowa has moved
to Friendsville.
Dried beef and breakfast bacon at
George Toole's.
Mrs. Ferrary, of Marian, Va,
arrived last night.
Mrs. McCulloch has sold her prop
erty on Main street to Charles Hat.
ley.
Mrs. John Hays and children, of
Knoxville visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Angelina Smith has gone to
Post Oak Springs, her old home in
Roane county.
pound of Baking powder and set
of glass ware for fifty cents at
George Toole's.
Sam s. Henry had a horse bitten
by a mad dog in the 18th district.
The horse died.
Mr.. Robinson a merchant of Uni.
tia and Miss Bette Hackney were
married yesterday.
Mrs. E. G. Locke, of Knoxville
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. 10
Burger of this city.
For RENT.-Dwelling house and
lot west Of, and adjoining W. A.
McTeer's place. G. N. SIMMONS.
If
The government Geological Sur
vey now surveying this county,
finds Maryville to be 100 feet higher
above sea level than Knoxville.
There is said to be some sickness
vb0ut Friendsville. There is only
one case that is regarded as dam
gerous.
A mineral spring has been dis
covered on the College campus.
The water is said to be strongly i'm
pregnated with iron.
w. w. Hastings, of Union Semin-
airy, after spending few weeks in
North Carolina, is here visiting his
father Prof. w. P. Hastings.
All the ladies who want to buy
Wooden Dress goods are invited to
call at Cooper & Bittle's and pur-
chase while prices will suit all
purses,
Mr.. E. S.:Pierce, of New Market,
has returned to Maryville, prepara-
tory to the beginning of College.
They will have charge of the ladies
dOrmitOry.
The Railroad Assessors came
over Thursday to see what the X.
& A. road ought to be assessed.
They returned to Knoxville Thurs.
day evening by a special train.
At the Presbyterian church the
pews are to be supplied with hymn
books, for congregational singing.
that's the right thing to do, just
what every church ought to do.
J. G. Greer, Of Allegheny Springs
passed through Maryville, on Mon
day, for Knoxville. The Hotel
Springs is having splendid health.
The air up there is cool and bracing
and are having a fine time there.
From dispatches in the paper it
appears that Mr.. VIM. Thaw a
prominent and worthy citizen of
Pittsburg died few days ago in
Paris. Mr.. Thaw was warn friend
of the Maryville College and had
contributed large amounts of mon
ey in its behalf.
Rev. Mr.. Bassett of the Presb yte-
rian church preached at the regu-
lar time last Sabbath. In the morn
ing, his theme was liberal giving
the obligation for the same was es-
pscially dwelt upon. The text was
second Corinthians Sth chapter last
clause of the 18th verse "See that
you abound in this grace ALSO"
David Jones raised 81 bushels of
wheat to the acre. VIM. Cannon
raised 1900, or AZ bushels to the
acre. A number more of our citi-
zens raised from % to 40 bushels to
the acre. Why 60 to California
when we can do as we'll in East
Tennessee, on wheat when the
ground is made right, for wheat.
Rev. VIM. Wetherald, of Toronto,
Canada, who is doing work in con.
nectiOn with the Friends church
in the United States, occupied the
pulpit at HickoryGrove last Sunday
morning and at Maryville at nigh I