The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-01-09

Augustin Badgett and wife spent
a week in Maryville with their son
]. N. Badgett.
Will Parham is putting up tele-
phone between his new residence
and the factory.
DR.. p. NJ. Bartlett goes to Erin
Presbyterian Church Saturday to
hold sacramental service.
J. l.. Keny takes a business con-
tract with w. w. Woodruff & Com
pany of Knoxville, as salesman.
Tom Cooper returned from his
hunt in Knox County. The result
foOts up l6 rabbits and II birds.
Five copies of the TIMES one
year $500. One copy to the getter
up of the club. This is for new
subscribers.
1t is to be hoped that the college
notes will continue as newsy and
spicy as they have been for the last
three or four weeks.
A negro from Blount County was
shot in the hip and is now in the
hospital at Knoxville. So said a
telephone to John Blankenship.
The first quarterly meeting Of the
M. E. Church will be held on Sat-
urday and Sunday the 10th and Goth
at Union Grove. Elder Petty will
be present.
10 Edmondson shot himself acct
dentally with dynamite cartridge
ION Saturday, which leaves him less
one thumb and two fingers on his
right hand.
Lost, during the holidays, on the
streets or in some of the business
houses or court house, right-hand,
black, dogskin glove, with CASH
mere top. Any person finding the
same will be properly rewarded by
returning 1t to w. H. Henry.
! There is general desire that the
owners of the X. & A. r. R. build
their line through to connect with
the Carolina roads, the people are
getting anxious about it. A south
ern outlet is needed to develop
this country.
In accordance with the request of
the church committee for the poor
the M. E. Church took up collec-
ton of 1882, the Friends 500, and
the M. L. Church South $3.50. The
other Churches will take their col
lections at their first regular service.
A surprise was given Mr.. 10 Bur-
ger on his birthday, Monday. A
number of friends from Knoxville
and some from Maryville were in
vited by Mrs. Burger to spend the
evening, and an enjoyable time was
had dancing and otherwise making
merry.
The number of hogs passing
through Maryville on shipment, as
, given in the TIMES, was doubted
by some, but if these men viii. read
what our Friendsville correspond
ent says about the number weighed
, at that point, they will see we were
right in our figures.
The E. T. V. &. g. Railroad hav,
, occupied their new Office and wait
!, ing rooms. This is a splendid i'm
q provement in and for Knoxville
q The old car shed is fenced up. In
gress and Egress is through wha
was once the Atkin House, but nov
. a magnificent depot.
. The Manufacturers Record will
= furnish prices on all classes of ma
y chinery, electric lights, water work
&c. And these articles can b
bought directly through this med
l. UNI. No charges made if sales ar
81 not made. Direct letters to Manu-
I facturer's Record, Baltimore, Mary
u land.
=, George Kizer, of Louisville, VIII
was shot the night that Judge Gil
IT son was to speak at that place, W
IS are pleased to state is able to b
o about some. The TIMES sends cor
It CALCULATIONS to him that he is PEI
IS mitted to live with the good peopl
IS still longer, and hoping that man
II years will still be his before he
called to a life beyond the river.
The TIMES is pleased to say
number of good men came in an
handed us over the silver whe