The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-08-28
Fine Groceries at Bot
tom prices at Coning's.

IHc MdCt NolSOu cloCnluS house,
Rev. G. B. Lord is buildin an edi-
ton to his residence in West Mary
vile.
Mr.. Sims passed through here to
Knoxville, last Thursday returning
in the evening.
Maryville was crowded with PEG.
pie Saturday. Her trade is getting
on a boom.
A few more nice suits at Cooper
4 Bittle's, at prices that will induce
you to buy now.
Jim Gates left this morning for
Knoxville. He will clerk for Bris-
coe, Swepson 4 Co.
w. G. Newly has sold his stock
Of goods, to Robert Magill, who has
taken possession of the same.
A fine lot of fancy can dy just re
ceived from Chicago and for sale
at Steeles at the Brick Corner. ct
FOR RENT.-Dwelling house and
lot west Of, and adjoining W. A.
McTeer's place. @. N. SIMMONS.
II
A. A. Garner, son Of Allen Gar.
ner, has q government position in
the Public printing Office, as copy
holder.
10 p. Lawrence will this week
take rooms with Mrs. Harvey, on
High street, preparatory to opening
school next week.
Rev. w. G. Broadly, who has been
seriously i'll at his home at New
Market, is on q short visit to friends
here to recuperate.
All the ladies who want to buy
Wooden Dress goods are invited to
call at Cooper 4 Bittle's and pur-
chase while prices will suit all pur.
ses.
Rev. Jas. H. Mcconnell, is hold.
Ing a series Of meetings at Eucebia,
The membership is being warmed
and strengthened, one conversion IL
reported.
The Normal Institute, opened
last week with fine prospects for q
valuable years work. Prof. Has,
tings is encouraged very much
This will, from appearance be one
Of the best years, since the organi.
zation of this College.
Rumor has it that the time of the
wedding of James Carnes, of Knox
Vile, and Miss Della Allen of THU
place, will be next Tuesday
morning, leaving for Knoxville ant
house keeping on the morning
train.
Captain Freshour brought two
more moonshiners into Maryvill,
last week. The mountains in Mon
roe county are full of them. Wits
KY in Monroe is used in the plac,
Of milk. Wormy chestnuts make
the richest kind Of whisky juice.
, There are about 100 persons LEI
at Montvale, and are the occupant
Of the rented houses. They kne,
Montvale and did not get alarmed
Outside Of the six or eight impru
dent acting children, there was n
sore throat, and when these impru
, dent ones left, there was nothin
, there to alarm.
The school house at Clover Hi
, was burned one night last week. !
was evidently the work of an incer
diary. There had been no fire In q
about the building, and when di'
r covered, it was breaking throug
the roof. Mr.. Will Cochran We
teaching in TIE house.
81 MARRIED.-On the evening of Il
q 2lst, 1889, Mr.. E. B. Mason IN
\ Miss Anna Moore. Everybody WI
expecting this marriage but its SUI
denness took all by surprise. Q
9 Wednesday evening, after Q chang
+ Of program for the future was
o greed upon, they took Q buggy rid
and stopped at DR.. Bartlett's, q fe'
/ minutes. The beauty Of hon
9 life and novelty ofkeeping house
a attracted them at the home of MI
Il Bartlett that they had the Doct
perform the marriage ceremoI
and they went away believing tn
I. were really married, and the TIN
!. believes so too, as the record
q Clerk Cunninghams office, gives e
y idence of the same. The weddil
will be just as good as if they HI
made a two or three hundred doll