The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-26

vile, and Lee Erwin, of Bowling |
Green, KY, are visiting with Miss
Annie Ellis OF this place.
l. A. McCully, Robt. Rule and A.
Goddard of this place, went before
the Pension Examining Board at
last Wednesday.
Lucy Barger (colored) died last
Friday. She was seventy or eighty |
years old. She leaves large family |
and many friends to mourn her loss.
Farmers you will save money, by |
going to Bond, Tedford & Webb for
your Grass Seed, as they will sell
nothing but fresh New Seed.
After spending few months va
cation in the East and North, DR..
BOardman returned home last week |
to assume his duties as President Of
the College.
The social at the home of G. w.
Huffstettler Thursday night of last
week was largely attended, and a
good time was reported by those
present.
Fred Fulkerson, of Washington,
D. c., left Thursday after about a
months visit. Fred's many friends
are always sorry to see him leave
and are glad to welcome him back.
We heard Bond, Tedford g. Webb
say the other day that they would
have another Grand Opening this
Fall That's all right go ahead.
Will Hamilton left Tuesday morn
ing for his old home in Ohio. Will
has won many friends here. He
will be missed by the College Band,
of which he had been a member for
about year.
GA word to the wise is sufficient"
but it is not always wise to say that
word to one who is suffering the
t0rtures of headache. However,
always risk it and recommend Bra
dycrotine.
Quite a boom on Smiths Avanue
the past week. DIR. Alex. McTeer
has completed the repairs on his
house and is now comfortably set
tied down. Mrs. DIR. Morton has
built an addition to her house.
Prof. Wilson returned last week
from New York. Professor comes
back from the Chautauqua load
ed with honors. He captured two
prizes and has an invitation to lee
ture there sometime in the future
Maryville is proud to welcome Prof
Wilson home.
One of the pleasantest and most
fashionable events ofthe season was
the reception given Tuesday even
ing Aug. IS, by Miss Minnie Blank
enship, at the home of her Grand
father, Mr.. Chas. Taylor. The younf
people present were all jolly snt
ready for a good time and no on
went away disappointed.
News came to this place Thursda,
morning of the killing of larg
bear two miles beyond the littl
: Tennessee River in Monroe county
: by Oliver Millsaps. 1t was kille
on the morning of the 18th. Hi
dogs were barking at something i
, the timber close to his house an
supposing it lbe rattlesnake, too
his gun and went to them; he she
; the animal three times, ltwic
through the body and once throug
the brain.
A very heated discussion was ha
on our streets Monday evening b,
tween one Of our young divines, an
! a stranger, who seemed to be a deis
] from his argument. Some very hi
J. words were had before the argl
4 ment closed and we were glad to sc
0 the young preacher hold his groun
as he did. This is no place for
man to spout out his disbelief !
the existence of God and not g
some one to join issues with hi
no matter how smart he may be.
The Democratic Mass COnventio
was held at the Court house la
Saturday. Everything was not
e "merry as a marriage bell" Son
|, wanted the delegates instructe
y and some did not. The result was
little matinee. The Democrats ha,
= been congratulating themselv'
. that there would be no fight in the
ranks, but they find that more tbs
70 one man is ready to lead the 7" 70
lorn hope" and they are undecidt
v as to who will be the man. Dor
,r get wrathy over it boys. 1t dor
is make any difference who it is, he
beat ANYHOW.