The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-11

where he has been attending the
Republican State Convention.
There is a saving in Reaping, in
Hauling and in threshing grain
harvested with the Deering Binder.
Come and get one.
HILL & KENY.
&. B. Ross has first class Ice
Cream Parlor and in good style, is
now open tor the season. l will sell
by the dish or gallon, and will not
be undersold. G. B. Ross.
Prof. w. A. Cate, accompanied BY
his daughter, Miss Geriie, left
Thursday for Atlanta, Ga, where
they will attend the Southern Bap-
fist Convention.
Mrs. Lulu Johnson, nee Miss Lulu
Catlett, died in Atlanta, Ca, last
week. She was well known in Ma
ryville, being daughter of Mr..
Henry Catlett, who left here a year
ago.
J. NJ Taylor moved Into the Greer
house, on Main Street, Tuesda y
morning and Mr.. Eddington moved
into Mr.. HodSden's house, on Wash
ington Ave-, made vacant by Mr..
Taylor.
MARRIAGE LICENSES: Il. A.
Chambers and M. l.. Johnson; John
M. Lambert and N. V. Rhymes; Jas.
Good and Angelina Dunsey; S. r.
Maupin and Callie Endsley; Hugh
L. Smith and Sallie WilkersOn.
For SALE-A nice, new, ten.room
house, on the Neff & Henry addition,
stable, wood-house and smoke-house
complete. Will sell cheap for ca sh.
For further Information, call on or
address w. B. IRWIN.
The Black Caps crossed bats with
the Sandy Spring boys last Satur-
day evening with the result of the
score standing 81 to Is in favor of
the Black Caps. They partly re-
deemed them, selves from their de-
feat Saturday week when they
played the First nine of Pea Ridge.
B. Strawzk has come back to Ma
ryville and opened up new stock of
Ladies and Gents furnishing goods.
Auction four times a week Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat-
urdays. Every 81 worth of goods
will be sold for 6Octs. Store End
door west of TINES office. 1874
Mrs. Nola McTeer's, aud Miss
Elida Hooke's schools closed
last Friday, with picnic. The lit
tie boys and girls enjoyed them
selves hugely in Mr.. Tom Cooper's
nice lawn, nearly the entire day.
These teachers deserve great credit
for the efforts they make to educate
the young mind of our town.
Mr.. Jemes will sing at Means,
Chapel next Saturday, commensing
at 0 o'clock, out of the Old Harp of
Columbia, Mr.. Geo. Henry will be
there with the Gospel Hymns No.
5 to assist in the singing. Every
body invited to come and bring
both books and their lunch baskets
and have good time.
The following is the Democrat
ticket nominated for the county Off
ces by the Democrats who held
their convention last Saturday at
the Court House. For Sheriff Jno.
Pickens. For Representative J. w.
CuItOn. For Trustee w. w. Law
renee. For Tax Assessor. w. M.
Nuchols. The Convention instruct
ed the delegates to vote for Buch-
AMMAN.
Mr.. Ralph V. Swan and Miss
Maggie Rube were secretly mar
ried at the home of the brides pa
rents, Sunday afternoon. Only the
relatives of the contracting parties
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. @. B. Sparrow.
The happy young people had left
town before the general public were
sure of what had occurred, so they
missed the tin cans and bells, but a
glorious reception is awaiting them
on their return to this place. The
TIMES extends congratulations.
The Republican State Convention
held at Nashville, last Wednesday,
nominated Geo. w. Winstead, of
Weakley County as candidate for
Governor. The vote on the first
ballot stood 4l2 tor Winstead,