The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-09-11

A fresh stock ofcandies at George
TOOle's.
Lamp chimneys s cts. Blanken-
ship 4 Rules.
Mems good boots $3.50 Blanken.
ship 4 Rules.
Fresh cream cheese always on
hand at George Toole's.
Mrs. Jennie Everett visited
friends in Knoxville last week.
Good Lamps complete, % cts
Blankenship 4 Rules.
Miss Susie Baker will leave next
Monday to attend school near Bos-
ton.
Mr. j. 8. Lawrence, of Strawberry
Plains has been in town for a few
days.
DR.. G. B. Lawrence, of Big Gully
will leave for Louisville Medical
College next week.
Miss Emily Marston will attend
a medical college ut Philadelphia,
leaving next Monday.
Mr.. Rolla Hanna went out the
Jellico line, on a business trip for
the Anchor Wooden Mills.
The TIMES now expects full re-
ports from Maryville College. Let
them reach US by Monday noon if
possible.
J. E. Ensign and wife, of Concord
were visiting Joseph Hanna and
family Of this city, returned home
last week.
Mr.. H. H. Heeb returned from
one trip sold $500 Of goods in three
days on the road east of Knoxville
for the Anchor Wooden Mills. He
will take q second trip.
The College Hall, last Thursday
was filed with an audience that
was fully q representative one in
Maryville. It indicated a live in
terest In the new President for
Maryville College.
A Sunday school concert war CIV
en- at Means Chapel last Sunday
night which was very interesting.
The exercises Of the evening was
interpreted by music from
the school choir. Sunday school
concerts are always acceptable.
Paw paws are ripe. A large, soft,
yellow one is luscious. Some man
out near the Springs, once said to
us, hogs will not eat this kind Of
fruit; that's true but as we are not
hogs we eat them, bring US in
some nice ones and see.
Alvin and Nick Walker threshed
712O bushels of wheat and oats.
There were three other threshers in
Millers, Tuckaleechee and Cades
Coves. The TIMES would like to
know how much the threshers did,
giving US the whole amount in the
three C0ves.
The proposition to build a rail
road from Maryville through Sc
vierville TO Newport Is a good one
Such an one as every man ought to
favor and assist, there is not only q
good easy line but it would certain
ly be q profitable one to the farmers
and land owners all along the line
of road. It's the very road that will
build up Sevierville better than any
line of road she could adopt. Il
would give her the needed shipping
facilities and protect her business
men.
The Introductory address pre-
pared by Rev. Mr.. Lord, and reat
by Rev. G. A. Duncan, of Jonesboro
as, also the address by the Presi'
dent Rev. Boardman were excellen
such as will give character to thu
College, and should be printed II
pamphlet form, as they do honor t
the men who delivered them a
we'll as the College Of which one i
President of the Faculty and thu
Board of Trustees. The address 0
Rev. DR.. Boardmsn was an hour II
length In its delivery.
Mains show was here Monda,
and brought y large number Of pee
pie into town, but not over one 4
three went In to see the perform
ance. There were these presen
who had witnessed It and pronounc
ed It Q failure. Some went SO fa
as to say, as q show 1t was q fraut
Probably that was . little strong
but those who went In called Il