The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-04
Mr.. 4. A. Hill is very lick.
sN. j. p. Blankenship went to
ESissxviilt, Wednesday

Miss Nellie Andersnn j. very
r.sirk will. rheumatism aud fever.
sssa 80 J. " Ne. by & Son tor nice +
-szMnkei mans. 5.2w. !
Miss Susie Dunn. ST X, oXville. /
A-rt~iting Miss Maggie pul,le.
Rev. Il G. MASON, Ut GrccnvilI.',
iasv,i-iting in Maryvi'le.
DrED-Jan. 81. Nick Montgomery
1T his home in North Maryvi IL.
DIR McTrer was attending Mason
5t Ersnd Lodge, NJ Nashville, last
sa@.ek.
Taava. Williams, mother Of Mrs. G.
W. Hayes, did Monday morning.
eof pneumonia.
Nr. Fl. W. HI 'kney attended the
aGrana Lodge Of Maso.s, which met
eih Nashville las. week.
TIE "Ia grippe" HIS come back
Gain this year. aud nearly all of
war citizens arp suffering.
DIED-Jan. 30 h, Allen Reeder ut
Mis- home near David Eaglet"n's
sss,.l siso James Scht Of MMyville.
Rtv. John carn+s, Of Knoxville.
~nas ever Tue day AMI conducted
tie funeral services of Mrs. Will
4lams.
MIR. Alex Gamble, Of Candles
Siege. called at the TINES nffi'e
yesterday AMI made us glad dol.
Ia.'- worth.
DIR. e. w. Trdtorl, of Knoxville,
rcanap over last Friday and spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mary
yviile people
Maj. VIII A Ncreer will be able
sGo hr out again in day or two, NJ
TER more than n weeks confine.
'8s1s,.,,t to lis room.
ii is strange that a PrOhib would
set.,ne 10 town and stay all day, aud
20. home and tie his horse to the
z ietr u,ost and let it stand there all
insight
"A. +. Finley, of Bearden, was y
y,a 4s,sant call'r at these head quar-
Gstxs on Tuesday OF course he re-
~a,we'l his allegiance to this great
&fs,Sily newspaper.
A. j. r ,binson will remove his
gsMk store across the street into the
Bargain tore building. We under
stand new drug store will 60 into
sas+ building made vacant by Mr..
Rshinson.
Responsible persons wishing to
zEsupt promising little boys, two t.
SIX years old, or boy babes, would
pssS we'll to correspond with the
s..veiand Protestant Orphan Asy-
3nns, 1460 st. Clair St., Cleveland, o.
Peter Goddard, of Arkansas, who
mad been visiting relatives here,
rstarned to his home last Thursday
Rasarning. On account OF his illness
ssnis sbrOther-in-law, Mr.. Miser, &C.
scomspanied him.
eOurLacal, MIR. L. 8. Goddard, has
as~sn taking week off that he
mxreht. devote his entire attention
n.s LILA *Grippe." He has had a
sxetty tough scrap but the doctor
skinks;he will come out first best.
J. w. Newby's horse ran away
Saturday evening, while being driv'
sssn by Masters Ned Newly and
psiAy Chumlea. The boys were
@1umped out and the horse succeed
s4ss 10 smashing up the spring wag'
srn. The boys were not hurt much
n. Mccoy and family came III
s,s4m the North Friday evening
=and went out to Allegheny Springs
saturday morning. MIR. Mccoy
will spare no pains in making Thu
S3isaightful summer resort more at
..xactive than ever, the coming sea
-<Hn.
%Lsgrippe" seems to be taking
.4feHg hold of many of our people
-M,. Parham has been obliged tt
~s,sSse down his Wooden Mills on ac
,srws ut of the illness of large mum
cser of his employees, and other bus
ixsss interests are being materially
ssSserfered with by this disease.
.Messrs. Bond, Tedford and Webb
wxaK put a stock of goods in tn,
NsRilding which has been occupied
sy Mr.. Plane. Mr.. Pflanze will
acsxn0ve across the street into tn
tSl,ding formerly occupied by L.
-Magin. Messrs. Tedford and Web
ssss well known here, and will n
,slanot succeed in their undertaking
''T}ss TINES wishes them abundan