The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-31

James Goddard was down in
Monroe county last week.
Rev. D. Hodsden has purchased
an interest in the Roller Process
Mill in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goddard are
over d fine girl baby
weighing twelve pounds.
The time to buy Over Goats is in
so come and get them at
cost at Cooper & Bittle's.
Mrs. Louisa King and Mrs. VIM.
Wrinkle, of Knoxville, are passing
a week with Mrs. j. b. Stone.
Mr.. Brading, of Chattanoog
stopping with Rev. Jas. H. McCon-
nell, will be here for some time.
J. H. Wilson, of Seattle, Washing
ton Ty., is here visiting his mother,
will remain here about two months.
Mrs. Smith, of Atlanta, and Miss
Kittie Cox, of Louisville, are visit
ing at Mr.. Steeles on Depot Street.
For RENT.-Dwelling house and
lot west Of, and adjoining w. A.
McTeer's place. G. N. SIMMONS.
Five hack loads Of guests went to
Montvale last Saturday evening,
which swelled the number to about
two hundred.
Having made a change in bust
ness am needing money, all who
owe me will please call at once and
settle. L. J. Magill.
David Jones is putting down a
new pavement, good for David. A
number of others ought to do the
same thing in front of their
property.
DR.. Arbeely will return to Atlanta
in about two week, will visit Mont
vale for few days and the balance
of the time will visit friends in
Maryville.
A sick child of Mr.. VIM. Goddard
was by recommendation of his
physician, brought to Maryville
last Friday to get well. Maryville
is a good health resort.
1 will for the next thirty days sell
goods cheaper than they ever have
been sold for here. Don't ask fol
credit for I positively will not sell
on a credit. L. J. Magill.
DIED-At Jocky, Greene County
Tenn, on July 2lst, 1889, Mr.. w. F
Reser aged 70 years. Deceased
was the father of Mrs. ]. T. Ander
son, Mrs. ]. M. Allen and Mrs. B. G
SeehOrn of this county.
Rev. Mrs. Prentiss, of Knoxville
and Miss Stella Spofford, of Chicago
ILL.,, passed through to Montvale OF
a fiying trip,came back last evening
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. H. O
Wilson, their relatives.
Will Parham is so unfortunate al
to be compelled to walk will
crutches. The cause of it is, thu
running of a nail into his foot. Thu
TIMES trusts the crutches may
soon be laid aside.
A mail carrier was shot in Mon
roe county last Thursday in the
right arm. The matter was spit,
work. The mail carrier had mad,
some disclosures that certain per
sons had been guilty Of, and thu
supposition is the shooting grew
out of this disclosure.
1t is always a safe thing before :
man goes out to sell anything tt
step into the County Clerks Office
and enquire about license. TIL,
clerk tells the TIMES that it is {
misdeanor to sell fertilizers withou
licenses. Those who have beer
doing this without knowing hat
better step in and make it good b,
taking out license.
Depot Street has been improved
by macademizing portion of it
that is right. The TIMES has II,
jealousy, it desires to see the lead
ing streets for teams improved first
and since the new bridge, acros
Pistol creek was finished, tina
becomes the leading wagon road t.
the depot. Next to it is Washing
ton Street, it embraces Bank, Rock
ford, Knoxville and Wright's Ferr,
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