The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-13

For SALE-A nice, new, ten-room
house, on the Nptf & Henry addition,
stable, woOd-house and smoke house
complete. viii sell cheap for cash.
For further Information, call on or
address w. b. IRWIN.
The G. A. r. will have n regular
army dinner at their meeting, next
All the old soldiers are
requested to be present and try
their teeth on some old time hard
tack.
The Democrats of Blount County
will assemble in Mass Convention,
at the Court House, at one o'clock,
P. NJ, Saturday, May T, 1892. They
will select delegates to the various
conventions and also nominate can
didates for the County offices.
We clip the following from the
Evening Herald, Atlanta, Ga;
"sfr. Fred B. Johnson, chief book
keeper for NJ. M. Mauck, smiles
over his books to-day when he
thinks of the ten-pound baby boy at
his residence" The TIMES and
many other Maryville friends ex-
tend Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson.
The Blount County Bible Society
had their annual meeting at the
New Providence Church Sabbath
evening. The report of the various
officers showed the Society in q
fiourishing condition. New officers
were elected for the following year
1t was decided to hold the next
meeting ip the NJ. E. Church.
Farmer Friends! Dopot sail to
see the improvements on the Deer
ing Machine for, this year; they
have special features Of economy
and durability. The Mowsr~Rit
man aud device for raising cuttel
bar and the Binder without trucks
will please you. Come and see thu
most perfect Reaping machines
ever before manufactured.
s- HILL & KENY.
Miss Ada Hayes, of this place ant
| Mr.. VIII O'Connor, of Loudon, wer'
united in marriage Monday even
ing, Rev. DR.. Sparrow officiating
The bride is the well known ant
beautiful daughter of cur boot ant
shoe man, G. w. J. Hayes, and tn
| groom is a timer working for Bar
ron & Greer, Of Loudon. TIL
TIMES extends congratulations an,
with many friends wishes then
prosperity and happiness.
Over FIVE hundred people wit
messed the base bah game betweei
the University Of Tennessee Clut
of Knoxville, and the College Clut
of this place. The score stood IL t
l6 in favor Of the University. l
was very exciting game at times
as the score was nearly even a
through the game and it was yer
uncertain which club would viii
This was the first of a series Of tire
| games. The next one will be play
ed in Knoxville.
A western exchange says it take
man and a boy to tend 10 acre
down here in the South, and the
the yield is about % bushels {
wheat to the acre. We just sus
gest that the people of this stat
never had to receive aid from othe
States, or starve to death, like the
have had to do more than once /
the State where that paper is pull
lished. We never have an entir
failure of crops in this country.
Mrs. Polly Robinson, wife of L.
Robinson, died last Wednesda
night of Pneumonia fever. tn
funeral services were conducted b
Rev. G. b. Lord. Mrs. Robinso
lacked six days of being siXty-nin
years of age. She leaves II grie
stricken husband and four childre
to mourn her death. The sympi
thy of the community is extende
to the bereaved ones, who can !
comforted with the thought ths
the wife and mother has only gon
} before to make brighter their ell
trance into that beautiful countr
where there are no partings,
tears, only one endless day I
peace and joy,
Money for You.