The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
N. S. McBee, Dayton, O., came in

N. s. McBee, Dayton, O., came in
Monday.
VIM. P. Austen, of New York,
was among the visitors last week.
Misses Mollie Caldwell and An
ME Kidd, went to Knoxville Satur.
day, returning Monday evening.
F. s. Harmon Of New York, was
in town last Wednesday.
M. M. Nelson and A. jenkins, of
Knoxville, were in our town the
latter part of last week.
Chas. A. Mansfield and d. Shafer,
two of Cincinnati's citizens, were in
our city Thursday last.
G. NJ. Riddle, of Petersburg, Va,
was in town Thursday.
d. T. Mcintyre, NATION, III,
spent a part Of last week in town
J. F. Cupp, an old time friend and
neighb0r came down from KLOX.
vile and gave us pleasant call.
The TIMES will now visit him every
week. Success to you John.
Mr.. John McClain died last Tues
day, of consumption, at his home
near Bank. In the death of Mr..
McClain, BIount County has lost
one of her best citizens. 4
Mis-, Celia Petty, of near Carpen-
ter's Campground, has been visit
ing friends in this city, the past
week.
Hon. j. G. J. Williams came down
from Knoxville last Thursday.
r. II. Vaun, of Cumberland Gap
was in town Thursday.
J. H. Davis, of Knoxville, was in
our city Thursday.
S. s. Waters, of Louisville, Ky.
was visitor last Thursday.
H. B Prater, of Ebenezer, Tenn.
spent Thursday in our town.
! T. P. Ware, of st. Louis, was in
town last week.
John O. McKeehen came ovel
from Knoxville last week.
Miss Annie Flenniken, of Knox
vile, visited friends in Maryville
last Saturday and Sunday.
The entertainment to have beer
given by the Epworth League, las
Monday evening, was postponed
one week. Everybody invited to b'
present next Monday evening. SCI
program in last weeks TIMES.
j. j. Vaun, the foreman of tn
rock gu ny near James Goddard's
informs us that they have stopped
work for two months.
Chas. Boyd is building black
smith shop on his lot west of tn
TIMES Office.
Daniel Trundle is building a nic'
house on his lot in the new addition
Who will be the next? Let tn
good work 60 on.
John l.. Goddard would be yer.
, much obliged to the fellow VIII
borrowed 81 two hams of mea
t about - o'clock Wednesday night
t if he would be so kind as to return
them when he butchers his hogs.
Friday night we had the pleasur
! of hearing the Rev. DIR. j. H. Man
ly, called "The black Sankey," an
; he is rightly named, but that doe
not express 1t fully, he il not only
Sankey, but he is also a Moody
,, He preached one of the best sci
mons it has been our lot to heal
, and his singing was better than ha
been represented. Should Re,
Manly ever come to Maryville agai
, we advise all who love music to G
and hear him.
) Miss Grace Lennon, of Knoxville
visited over Sunday with Mrs. Al
drews in East Maryville.
: The Knoxville Sentinefs Mary
vile correspondent knows a goo
: thing when he sees it. He gets HI
items from the TIMES. In doin
this, he knows that he is giving tn
latest and the best news. Well "
don't blame him, he is only doin
what we all do, that is going wher
he can get the best.
! An Athenian society was organ
8 lied last week by those of OF
: citizens who are of a literary turn {
: mind. This organization starts OF
!. with a nrosnect of being a nro