The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20

books at John ii. Sheddan's.
One of our colored citizens and
his better half fell out, Friday night
and his Lordship threatened my
Lady with a knife. Parties inter
fered before any blood was shed.
Mrs. Mary George, mother of our
popular druggist, Sam George, died
Thursday, of Chronic Diarrhoea.
The many friends of this excellent
old lady sympathise with the be-
reaved ones.
A few green peaches have been
seen on our market. This will
double" the expences and anatomy
of the small boy and perhaps some
that are not so small will be affect
ed.
The lightning rod man. Ray
Clark, who has been in "these
parts" for some time, took unto him
wife Saturday night. He cele-
brated the occasion by takir g on
big dose of "Red Eye"
Albert Buckly and wife came
down from Knoxville Sunday, on
his way to Montvale, but finding
that this resort was not open, he
returned and will go to the Four
Seas On Resort.
Don't you feel pretty mean and
little? We mean you who have
borrowed this paper from your
neighbor in stead of coming in, sub
scribing, and paying the editor for
the work he has expended upon it,
nd of which you are getting the
benefit.
The abundance and cheapness of
fruit in this country makes Mary
vile a profitable place for Cam
ming Factory. Here is chance for
some one with five or six thousand
dollars to make large per cent. in
a very short time.
We again call the attention OF
the young people of our community
to our beautiful line of samples of
wedding invitations, cards &c. We
have all grades. You can get as
fine cards of us as you can buy in
any of the large cities. And our
tasty job printer can make the me-
chanical part of them look as well
as any printer in the land.
The following marriage licenses
were issued during the past week:
VIM. Gentry and Mamie Gentry,
Alonzo Frozier and Chessie Davis,
w. d. Perkins and Mary A. Hood,
Jno. F. Leatherwood and Florence
M. Taylor, James M. Morton and
Minnie Jones, ID. M. Webb and Cor
die McCampbell. Joseph Walker
and Susan Ballard.
At the meeting of Lodge No. 1874
1. o. o. F. last Friday night the
following persons were installed as
officers for the present term by
District Deputy Grand Master
Breakbill of Unitia: w. G. Bittle,
n. g., John A. Goddard V. g.,
r. M. McNutt, Secretary, John
John Clark Treasurer.
We havn't been making much
fuss about it, but it is an old saying
that "still waters run Deep" and
it has been the way with our Elec-
rio Lights. There has been no
great noise and blare of trumpets,
but we are to have them and no
mistake. The poles have already
been set and the company is push
ing the work to completion as fast
as possible.
Bring all your job work to this
office. We do all kinds of work,
posters, letter heads and note heads,
statements bills etc. We can do as
good work and do it as cheap as
any office in the State. We
have as fine a line of programs,
wedding cards, etc. as you can find
anywhere. If you don't believe it
come and be convinced. We print
and sell them at Chicago prices.
Abraham Dyer aged 9S ears,died
at his home between here and
Louisville last Thursday. All who
knew Mr. Dyer say that he was a
model christian and there is no
doubt but that he is now in the
land of rest. This is surely COM
fort to those who are left to
mourn beloved father. Friends
of the deceased are warm in his
praise, and sincerely sympathize
with the bereaved ones.
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