The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-02-26
Jim Davis is going to Rocky God

jim Davis Is going to Rocky God
The Misses Sims were in from
Montvale yesterday.
F. p. Morton has sold his resi-
dence to John N. Morton.
The grippe has begun to pack up
its grip to leave Maryville.
Mr.. Fuller, of Rhode Island, is
stopping in Maryville for his health.
A child of George Marshall, WAC
lives close to town, died yesterday.
Sylvester Law, an old man of the
fourteenth district, died yester day
of paralysis.
G. A. McCarn, who came here a
few weeks ago from Iowa, left for a
short stay in Alabama.
We are pleased to say that fully
as many families come to Maryville,
as 60 from here to Knoxville.
The Epworth League purpose to
give all entertainment soon. Look
out for it as it will be interesting.
Henry Stanley Newman and wife.
of England, were at DR.. Stanley's
over Sunday. They left yesterday
morning for Cherokee, N. c.
The last two rains we had were
accommodating ones, all the wind and
water visited us in the night and
blest us with sunshine by day.
If you wish to hear eloquence
turn out to the silver-medal contest
at the College chapel on the night
of March 9Th. See College Notes.
We have just received a car load
, of Fertilizer for the spring trade.
come ana see us.
COOPER, BITTLE & AMBRIsTER
The second quarterly meeting for
Maryville will be held Thursday.
and Friday of this week at the M
E. Church. Presiding Elder Petty
will be present and preach. The
members of other churches are in
vited.
The cottage prayer meetings of
last week were held at the resi-
dences of Rev. Kaull Tuesday
night and with A. j. Neff on Thurs
day night. Good attendance and
meetings of good interest.
We call attention to B. H. Bor-
ing's announcement as a candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk, in todays
TIMES. His candidacy is subject
to the Primary election to be held
by the Republicans, on the first
Saturday in April.
Mr.. w. A. Thompson, who has
been working short time in Par
hams factory, has returned to his
home in Greencastle, Ind. He says
he may come back here, and he
thinks Maryville is one of the incest
small towns he ever saw.
We call attention to the an.
nouncement of John Goddard for
Circuit Court Clerk, in tOdays pa.
per. Mr.. Goddard submits his
claims to the Republicans of the
county at their primary election
the first Saturday in April.
It is said that in q Western boom.
ed city real estate is fifty per cent.
cheaper while rents are nearly one
hundred per cent. cheaper. 1t IL
said there are whole acres of land
to rent at half price and no one tc
take them. Some of the Southern
cities will be in the same shape pref
ty soon.
Mr.. ]. o. Lee, of Friendsville
! gave the Office pleasant call OF
last Saturday. Mr.. Lee, is still thu
agent for the TIMES and will re
ceive new subscriptions, or pa!
from the old ones. He will also
take orders for job work, and fur
nish prices for the same.
Uncle Jerry Hudson has beel
confined to his bed quite a portion
of the time this winter, but hi
faith in God remains as bright a
ever. Uncle Jerry is always gla(
to see his old friends and acquaint
ances, therefore do not forget to cal
on him.
AS the minutes of the proceed
j, ings of the Republican Central Com
: mittee show, as published by u
l last week, that J. M. Armstrong
: was nominated for sheriff, and A
M. Rule for trustee. The TIME
t congra tulates them on their prefer