The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-09-28

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J. N. Badgett moved on his farm
last Wednesday.
The Chattanooga, Republican
stated last week that Maj. Will A.
McTeer of Hartman, had been
nominated by the Prohibitionists as
candidate for Congress. The Re
publican will please correct. The
Major is an honored citizen of
Maryville.
The Rev. J. u. Sexton tells us that
he is going to stop preaching the
first Of January and study the old
Bible and the New Testament for
three months in bad weather.
His wife is going to assist him. He
says he is impressed by the spirit of
God to do that.
Don't forget the place when you
go to Knoxville. Don't forget to
stop in thu first Furniture House on
Gay Street from the bridge and see
the best and cheapest line of Fur
niture, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Cur
tain poles, etc, in the city.
POSEY & SWINDOLL.
3S-4w 255 Gay Street.
The Chattanooga Republican
published what we said about Rev. J.
7. Sexton, week before last This
proves that he isnot only prominent
in our immediate neighborhood but
that his reputation has gone abroad.
No one deserves this more than
Rev. Sexton,
Friday, Sheriff Armstrong and
Deputy Blankenship caught couple
of fellows who had stolen some geese
and started to Knoxville to market
them. Some times a man will act
the goose for a goose and when he
has been caught and landed behind
the bars he thinks, ooh how goosy''
he was.
For all grades of Cheap Furni-
ture; for Blankets, Bed-spreads,
Pillows; for Bookcases, Center Ia
bles, Swinging Lamps, Mirrors; for
everything you need in the house
90 to Posey & Swindoll, 255 Gay st.
Knoxville, Tenn, ynd their prices
will sound like rock dropped in a
well. Don't forget the place.
Jim Greer found bent nail in
his store door lock Monday morning.
From the brightness of the nail on
one side it looked as though
it had been worked at anC
the supposition is, that some one
was trying to enter the store.
There was also peice of lead which
had been used as car seal, founC
on the side walk right at the door
Prof. G. Norris Canine Parade,
) attracted large audience Monda,
night, Tuesday afternoon and night
1t is undoubtedly the best show tina
has ever come to Maryville. TIL
. performing dogs displayed almos
4 human intelligence. The whole en-
tertainment was so excellent that W
, cannot commend any one part abov
. another. Those who did not see
+ missed treat
Rev. J. 7. Reagan left Monda
morning for Harlan, KY, where h
!, will take charge of the Presbyteria
!. church, at salary of $500 per yeal
S Rev. Reagan has been a citizen G
S Blount County for a long time an
he has host of friends here who
. although they regret to see hin
leave, wish him good luck an
prosperity wherever he may be
There is no doubt but what he wi
fill his pulpit ably and well, so wha
is our loss is Harlan's gain.
q A Harrison and Reid Club wa
4 organized at the Court House FIR
day night, with the following corp
o of officers: Chairman, F. M. Webb
Vice President, L. S. Goddard, SEE
rotary, Harry Henry, Assistar
: Secretary, J. G. Stanfeld.. Tn
J Republican State and Nation;
II platform was endorsed and a numbe
'S of ringing speeches made. The ne,
II meeting will be at the Court Hous
next Thursday night. T. II. Lamol
n DR.. J. A. Goddard and others wi
= deliver addresses.
u Program of special services durin
u meeting of Synod of Tennessee, ;
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