The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-12-17

We were mistaken as to the time
OF the sociable at Porter Acade-
my. 1t will be next Friday night
instead of last Friday.
There was . good game of football
played on the College grounds last
Saturday, between the "Firsts" and
Seconds" the "Firsts" came off vic.
torious. The score being twelve to
four.
The TIMES will now be issued on
Tuesday instead of Wednesday.
We make this change to accomm0-
date our patrons who live in the
country. BY this change they will
get the paper three days sooner
than heretofore.
J. H. Davis, of Knoxville, was In
town Thursday.
J. H. Coppock, Of Houk, Tenn,
was In town Thursday.
F. M. Marsh, Of Greenville, Tenn,
was noticed on our streets last
Thursday.
: Mrs. Will Newly, who has been
speechless for the past few months.
has again acquired the art of speech.
Sons of Veterans, remember that
the mastering officer Is expected to
BE- ready next s .turday. All who
expect to get in rs charter members,
must be here on that day. Those
who are absent are ruled out and
cannot be charter members. Meet
1t the Court House Ut lao o'clock
sharp. Don't fail to be there.
Mr.. Thomas Hodge and the re.
porter Of this Journal spent Sabbath
afternoon In the country. Please
don't men ion 1t to anyone, but they
got lost, and but for the kindly aid
Of some young man, It is uncertain
as to whether they would have
reached home, or sOme other plac.
not yet discovered by man.
Mrs. e. s. Hughes has sold hel
Restaurant to Mr.. ]. J. Rect, ol
Knoxville. Mrs. Hughes health
has failed 20 in the past Month tina,
1t was impossible for her to attend
t" her growing business. Mr.. Reed
will run grocery in connection
with the Restaurant. We are al.
ways glad to welcome new men tt
our town.
Marriage licenses have beer
granted to John r. Crittenden and
Sallie M. E. Trotter; w. M Caylol
and Bette A. Dunn.
Mr.. A. X. Harper went to Knox
vile Monday morning.
]. w. Culton went to Knoxville
on legal business last Saturday.
Mrs. H. D. Singleton left last Sat.
urday morning to join her husband
at Big Mountain.
Mr.. Will Broadly, of Kansas, IL
visiting his home folks, one mile
from town.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the Knoxville Journal will
be delivered every morning by q
carrier. This makes It 20 that We
| get It four or Ave hours before the
rest Of the mail. This paper is fast
growing In popularity, and thi,
stroke Of enterprise has gained II
many friends In this town.
We call the attention Of our read
en- to the fact that the place to Gel
yotr holiday goods, 10 1t the houses
that advertise. Notice tho column
Of the TIARA and you will know
yhere 70 get bargains.
Caiyip, son Of Riley Long, VII,
has bSsn In Oregon the past few
years. returned home last Thursday
Our friend Charlie Murphy, o
Maryville was In town today, ant
gave us an agreeable call.-Repub.
llcan.
We learned In the past few day
that Maryville has In one of tn,
boys OF the town an author, VIII,
h fast gaining q reputation az on
OF the best writers In the Unitet
ststes. He is one of the most pop
ular authors that write for tn,
Youths Companion, and his stories
are copied by the best Of story pa
pers in the union. He signs hi,
name Hjalmar Fl. Boyesen. n,
doubt many Of our readers hav,
read some Of his interesting stories
We should feel proud that We hav,
q person in our midst who is count