The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-20

n or Farming machinery
or Hardware ill and Keny.
Gen. ALI. Wilcox and private JAS.
A. Goddard, are going TO notify the
president of their readiness TO go
down and put stop to ChiIi's de-
fiant demonstrations. The gener-
al has sharpened his barlow and the
private has an old scythe blade
prepared.
An exchange defines a bum,
bomb and boom as follOws:"A bum
is one who is always busted; a
bomb is one that may bust at any
time. and boom is something that
is pretty sure to bust at some time
or other. They are all dangerous
things to fool with"
Mrs. Lide Meriwether, o: Mem
phis, President of the State WOm-
ans Christian Temperance Union,
will lecture at the M. E. Church,
January 9th, 1892, on the work of
that organization. Every body Is
invited. Come and hear one Of the
most able speakers in the State.
1t is no very uncommon thing TO
see two men playing checkers, on
the other hand it is quite common
sight in Maryville. But when 1t
comes to playing to tune and sing
ing to the tune yourself, as two citi-
zens of our town did one day last
week, it is to say the least, some
thing that is not seen every day.
While the Temperance Drama tt
be presented Jan. 2S, is full of fun
there is nothing but what is per.
fpctly moral. The Drama portrays
the evils of intemperance as they
are today and teaches a splendid
lesson. Temperance worker:
should not fail to see this great
Drama.
Saturday, John Smith v as selling
out his stock of old goods atauction
The firms he had been dealing will
heard of it, and issued attachments
closing him up, thinking he mean
to sell out and skip with the pro
ceeds. John intended to close ou
his groceries at cost, pay all claims
and commence selling country pro
duce etc, fl, another man.
One of the young men of oul
county went to Indiana week be
fore last. Only two or three person.
knew that he had gone until h
. came back, Wednesday evening
The mystery was explained, h
brought with him one of Indiana
fair daughters, Miss Lora Whit
was her name, but she is nov
known as Mrs. George Petty
George il one of our energeti
young school teachers, he receivin
: the highest grade at the Count
> Normal. The TIMES extends col
lgratulations and wishes the happ
yonng couple long and prospe
Gus life.
The Alpha Sigma entertainment
. Thursday night, was a success
T." The two Declarations by Charl,
" b. Moore and E. G. Roehl were we
D. delivered. The orations were d
n coed and showed that the boys hs
J. put great deal of study on the
II subjects. The debators, John Mo
:. gan and H. M. French supportt
l. in very creditable manner Il
d affirmative and negative of Il
question, Resolved, "That Trial
n Jury is Preferable to Trial
Judges" The singing of Mi
r. Fleming assisted by Mrs. Bartle
y at the piano, was excellent. Mi
~ Fleming has sweet voice and
q by far the most popular singer tn
has ever visited Maryville.
The following is the cast of CHI
+, acters who will present the Tel
" perance Drama, "Under the Spell
~ Thursday, Jan. 2Sth:
IL Harold Fitzmaurice, an Attorney,
" W. E, Hamilton.
" Col. Wilbur Candidate for CoTg..
J.w Culton.
Geo. Kingsley bank Cashier,
r. S.w. Sheriff..
vi Peter Lightfoot, Saloon keeper.
Z. John Thornton.
N Jim. Hawley, a Gambler,
Dr. John A. Goddard.
o Dennis McShane, q son OF Erin,
he L. s. Goddard,
n Hans. Heinrich, q Dutchman,
A. L, Jones
Laura Wilbur, daughter of Col. Wilbur,
Miss Mable Coming.
10 Mrs. Kingsley, wife of Geo. Kingsley.
Or Mrs. Matte Grizzard.
go Kate Green, Laura's Maid,
:, Miss Frona Swan.
Ia Dissolution Notice.