The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-08-07
STORE FOR SALE!
4 small stock Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Queens
ware, etc.
w. c. NEWLY.

alive to work not only in talk but
financially.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mis-. Samuel
George baby.
Mr.. Lawrence is to be the Prin-
cipal of the public schools in this
city.
Born-To w. A. Golfer and wife
a son, on the 18th of last month.
His name is Will A. Golfer Jr.
Miss Bertha Peale, New Vienna,
Ohio, arrived in the city last night,
and will visit friends for a month.
Martha ]. Cupp of the 9Th district
died yesterday morning at her
home of Malarial fever aged IA
years.
Carpenters camp-meeting will
begin on Friday night, September
18th, and will continue over two
Sundays.
Mrs. Hanna and daughter, Miss
Daisy, have been sojourning at
Black Sulphur Spring, near Bank
for several days.
George Norton, of the 18th district
fell from his barn loft last Wednes-
day, breaking his collar.bone. He
has good chances of recovering.
The father Of DR.. Bond was to
some extent Frustrated by heat and
has been in bed for a week or so.
lie is ninety three years old.
The property of D. L. Bryan on
Depot street was purchased by
Mrs. Malinda Trotter of Pigeon
Forge Sewer county Tenn. She
will occupy the house September l.
Robert Magill, who has been
clerking for L. J. Magill, will soon
60 into business for himself, in
Maryville, but the TIMES is not ad.
vised as to the branch of business
that will be selected.
The little child of William God.
dard, Of Knoxville, who had been
sent here hoping to save its life
died on last Thursday and was bur.
led Friday. Rev. D. Hodsden OFF,
ciating at the funeral services.
The mellon crop is now develop
ing. The TIMES is not Informed
whether it is to be as large as last
season or not, but already some
very nice ones have been sold from
the wagons, but no sixty Founders
have yet appeared.
We are glad the fashionable
world has kicked the unsightly
wire hustle into the alleys ant
buried them away down in tn,
ground never to hear the sound o
Gabriels horn either in the first o.
second resurrection. A few girls
and women are 10th to give then
up but deforlnity has gone.
The soldiers of Blount are re
quested to meet next Saturday t,
organize a board of examination
for soldiers who are receiving pen
sions, SO they may not be compelle,
to 60 away from home. 1t will d
no harm to try it, but 1t is not be
lieved it can or will be done, as W.
are within sixteen miles of such
board.
The New York Clothing House
large Wholesale and retail estab
lishment on Gay Street Knoxville
The building is the one formerly oc
cupied by Carhart, the wholesal
grocer, but which has been mag
nifcently refitted, so 1t will hav
no superior on Gay street or in tn
city. We understand that Nj
Smith formerly of Huddleson Smitl
& Little is to be the business man
ager.
DR.. Knapp, has gone to Briste
Tennessee to be gone till the 12t
: instant. On his return he will fo
a few days supply all with glasse
} who need. The Doctors ability I
suit all classes of eyes has been ties,
ed thoroughly and therefore a
should embrace the opportunity t
. supply themselves with his glasses
} The eye is certainly one of the bes
! friends man or woman has in thi
, world, and the enjoyment whic
comes from seeing is indescribabl
) do not therefore neglect to call O
; him.