The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-01-15

DR.. Bartlett will preach at the
M. E. church, next Sunday morn
ing.
Read the article through, in to-
days TIMES which discusses Jeffer.
son Davis.
DR.. Bartlett sold one Of his fine
calves a few days ago to Mr.. Evans,
of Knoxville for $40.
Mrs. Eli Mckinney and daughter
Miss Bertha, of Knoxville, are over
spending a few days.
The audience to hear Rev. Kaull,
preach last Sabbath morning was
large. The house was crowded.
A new post Office has recently
been established in the 9Th distriC
and w. L. James made postmaster.
Robt. 8. Cochran, of Texas, and
brother to Matthew A., has been on
a visit to friends but has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Irwin moved
into their new house on Henry
avenue this week. Success to them
in their nice new home.
]. E. and ]. H. Malcolm, the broth.
ers of Miss Phebe, one of Texas,
aud the other of Knoxville, We're
here in attendance at their sisters
marriage.
w. B. Lawrence has formed a
partnership in the harness business
with Robt. McNutt and has remov-
ed into the Miller building: See
their advertisement this week.
The Ladies Helpers Society will
give supper tomorrow evening
one week, Thursday the 2Srd inst.
Will give literary exercises and an
oyster booth. ullparticulars next
week.
The address Of Miss Elizabeth
Winters is 2437 North College Ave-
nue. Philadelphia, Pa. She renews
to the TINES, she says it is like
meeting an old friend to meet the
TIMES.
Blue Grass seed should be sown
in FEBRUARY, let every farmer try an
acre or more of Blue Grass, and do
not pasture it for two years SOW
oats with it as protection while it
is starting.
DR.. J. A. Martin of the 9TH dis
trict is attending the Medical
College at Knoxville, and DR.. Rea-
gan, of 1st district went over yes
terday to commence a course of
instruction at the same institution.
The Tennessee Medical College
faculty were all arrested last week,
charging them with body snatch
ing. The TIMES does not believe
the faculty guilty. 1t is true the
body of Ferguson was found there,
but we understand it was brought
there by two colored men who pos
sibly had a contract to furnish SUBJ
jects for dissection.
The Union services of the week
of prayer were very interesting
They were conducted by the various
pastors and the College professors
Services will be held each night
this week. Some interest is being
manifested. On Sunday night 8
large audience was present at New
Providence Church. One person
arose for prayer.
The Maryville TIMES job Office
is taking large contracts for jot
printing cheaper than the Knox
willie Offices can, because they Cal
get their work done for less money
their rents are lower and living
cheaper, persons wishing larg'
amounts of stationary printing
done would do we'll to write us Civ
ing amount of work to be done, ant
asking prices on each kind.
Several persons enjoyed them
selves at the M. E. church, Monda,
night at the meeting of the Ep
worth League. A nice program
was carried out, after which officer
were elected. The best thing of tn
evening was recitation by littl
Edna Griffits, of Knoxville, as tn
program was rather lengthy W
cannot publish it. 1t is needless {
say that at the next entertainment
which will be in about q month,
large audience will be present.
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