The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-12-14
DR.. E. w. Tedford came over
from Knoxville on business Monday.

I DR.. E. w. Tedford came over
from Knoxville on business Monday.
Don't forget the place when ysu
70 to Knoxville. Don't forget to
stop in the 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.
38.4w 255 Gay Street
Miss MaggieRowan returned home
from Chattanooga Monday evening.
| Revs. Stone and Taylor are
conducting a revival meeting at
Union Grove. There has been quite
number Of conversions.
The Sons of Veterans elected the
following officers for the coming
year: Camp Council, ]. 7. Jenkins
A. B. Clepper and L. S. Goddard
Captain r. G. Jones; LIST Lieut.,
A. L. Goddard End Lieut., Mike
Jefferies. AT the installation of the
officers at the next regular meeting
| Captain-elect Jones was unanimously
requested to prepare and deliver On
address. All brothers are earnestly
requested to be present as this ad-
dress will be we'll worth hearing.
There is also some other business
(of Importance to discharge.
| w. Granger County Tenn.
The largest weeks meeting that
has ever been held in Granger
County was held at Bichlahd was
conducted by the Blacksmith
preacher ]. 7. Sexton of Blount Co.,
The number OF conventions IS and
rs anxiously inquiring after Christ
and church which was cold as an
Iceburg greatly revived and the
meeting still going on left In charge
of the Pastor Rev Jesse Baker OF
Mossey Creek. Brother Sexton
left tho meeting on the account Of
his heath. The whole church at
this place wishes brother Sexton
oil the blessings Of heaven.
l. The Maryville Dramatic Compan,
presented that excellent Western
Drama, "Nevada, or The Los
Mine" to a crowded house last Fri
day night. 1t seemed to be tn,
general opinion Of the public that j
Twas the best amature performenc,
they had ever seen. Excepting tn,
Editor Of this paper the.
. were all stars of the frs
magnitude considering the practic'
and experience they have had. l
seemed a hard matter to say this o.
that one did the best for all did 81
; we'll, but the rest of the compan,
|, will not fell in the least hurt or jeal
: GUS on account CT what seems to b
the decision Of a majority, that Mis-
Dora White, as the little waif, Mos
ellie, was the star of stars. This /
} an excellent part and no one scenes
! to think that her representation
} could be improved. This Drama vii
be presented again Friday Dec, q
Z The proceeds to be given to the poo
committe of the town for them I
. spend Is they see fit in buying christ
mas presents for the poor. 1t is hop
ed that this money added to the col
lectian taken Thanksgiving Day vii
e enable the poor Of the town to spen
4 q Christmas long to be remembered
j. In addition to the Drama, the com
pany has sent for short after-piec
which will be full from beginning t
o end, ofgennine fun. This additio
e to the program will be worth tn
!, price which has been reduced t
{ 20cts for reserved seats IS for two
General admission 15cts, 25cts fo
= two. If you feel charitably dispose
:. and at the same time wish to hav
# an enjoyable time don't miss TIL
J. treat.