The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-01-29

Charlie Bond is suffering from
a broken arm.
A complete line of Shoes just re-
ceived. r. M. MAGILL & Co.
M. M. Irwin left yesterday morn.
ing to attend the Grand Lodge, at
Nash vile.
Owing to lack of space we can
not publish all of the very interest
ing letter of Miss Mary Clemens.
Mr.. Sims and young Mr.. Birks
were at Knoxville last Thursday.
They stopped over Thursday night
in Maryville.
Will A. Dunlap who has been
teaching at Eagleton's School-house
has taken position with Ollie
Johnson as a clerk.
Mr.. w. G. Newly will probably
soon engage in some business again
in Maryville, but as yet, has not
determined what it will be.
Messr's. George & Frow are con-
centrating stocks of drugs, where
Mr.. George has been selling. They
have good room for their business.
Cooper, Bittle & Ambrister, will
in few days remove to their own
building where they had their dry
goods store on the north side of the
street.
Mr.. VIM. Coming WAC has been
unwell for several days is now back
attending to business. Miss Alice
Coming assists her father in the
store.
The TINES call attention to the
announcement of Newman Badg-
EFT. for the Office of Register. The
people of the County know him as
a good officer.
The Forest Hill Presbyterian
church building that was burned
last April has been rebuilt near the
old ground, and is now occupied.
Rev. John Reagen as stated supply
At the Lodge of Free and Accept
ed Masons of Unitia, Tenn. three
brothers received the same degree
the same night. At an other COM
munication, father and son receiv-
ed the same degree the same night.
Can any Lodge beat that.
A plat of ground is to be survey
ed and laid off into lots at Mont
vale very soon, and the lots put on
sale either at private sale or auction.
Persons from all directions will buy
and build there for summer residen-
ces. This is a good project, and
many will be glad of the privilege
of buying lots there and building a
summer residence.
There are some ladies discussing
the question of large stock of Mil
linery goods in Maryville. 1t will
pay. That business should be Civ.
en- to the women and the women
should patronize the establishment
The TIMES will rejoice to see q
house exclusively owned by the
women.
STRAYED ORA red and white
mich COW, small, one horn drOOp
ing down, the other horn goes up
ward. About three years old, nigh
be taken for q heifer. If any on
knows of her whereabouts pleas
call at the TIMES Office or return tn
same TO Robert Hodsden, one ant
One.half miles from Union Grove.
The price paid for meals shOult
not be less than twenty-five cents
A good meal can he provided 70
that sum but it cannot be done 70
a less sum and remunerate thos
who furnish them. A lunch hOus
in Maryville can furnish two sand
wiches and a good cup of coffee fO
fifteen cents but no more.
, At a meeting of the M. E. ChLrc
Helpers, held on Tuesday aiternoo
last, a vote of thanks was rendere
. Mr.. Magill for his kindness in lenG
ing queensware to be used at tn
supper. Also to Mrs. Laura an
Miss Daisy Hanna for valuabl
!. assistan &c in arranging the boot
in which were displayed the fame
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A Snug Little Home For Sale.
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