The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-12


IS cts and other clothing in proportion.
Say you saw this local in the TINES.
A recent letter to Mrs. Mary T.W.
Nc Teer, announces the death OF
Joseph A. Arbeely, at Monrovia, Call
He was the father of the Arbeely
family that lived here several years,
and will be remembered by many OF
our citizens.
Miss Boardman and brother Sam w.
Boardman, Jr., leave on Wednesday
morning for Plainfleld, New Jersey,
where they will spend few days.
About the twenty.fifth they go to
their respective fields of labor, the
former to Woodside Seminary, Hart
ford Conn, and the latter to Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass,
The mountain Grey Base Ball club
go to Hartman next Saturday to play
the Hartman club. The railroads
will give reduced ratesto all who will
60 and a crowd is expected to be
with the boys en- their trip. They
will make the round trip on Saturday,
leaving at 7 o'clock that morning and
returning that evening.
Public sale on Saturday Sept. ~
1904, at I o'clock P. M. On the
Montvale road one mile from Mary
vile. l will sell the following prop
erty: one two horse wagon, two sets
double harness, farm implements and
other articles to numerous to mention
terms made known on day of sale.
Il. A. Hill.
Rev. 1T. Sexton closed 4 one weeks
meeting at Peck's chapel which
resulted in twenty five conversions.
He had arrangements made to 60 TO
Sumach Ga. to day "wednesday but
received letter telling him to. wait
two weeks so that the people could
rest as a meeting had just closed near
there.
The College Notes, we are sorry to
say, did not come in until late Mon
day evening and as there were other
things ahead Of it we could not pub
lsh them this week. Hereafter how
ever we have the promise that they
will be brought in earlier and this de-
partment is to be made one of the
very best departments of the paper.
New editors take charge and they
promise our readers a regular weekly
feast of College news and gossip.
We regret very much that we could
not publish them this week as they
were very interesting.
Joe Hackney and Miss Rebecca
Klepper were united in holy wedlock,
by Rev. CIV. Jackson Sabbath
morning at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Keeper
at Cliff. The bride is one of the ex
celent young ladies of our county,
while Joe is the popular proprietor o
the Parham Flour Mills. May happi
ness abide with them ever is the wish
of the TINES. The editor and wife
also the publisher and wife
return thanks for generous supply o
very fine cake from the brides
parents.
]. B. Gotten has been in Maryvill'
about week getting up a changer
containing the ads of our buslnes
firms. The following have ads;G. W
& EN-. HuffStetler, contractors 8
builders. Central House, jackson
House, Sam Houston Inn, Maryvill
College, Bank Of Blount County
Brown & Culton Attorneys, Stanle'
the Tailor, Bittle Weeb & Co., Cit
Bakery, S. A. Patton leweler, job
A. Goddard Dentist, P. Blankenshi
MD, Wildwood Springs, c. H
Gentry grocer, NC. Boyd & Son
Sash, Door & Blind Factory, Mary
vile Wooden Mills, Nc Mutt Bros
Moore hardware, J.B. Mckenzie
Co., Liverymen, N. L. Hastin
Wagon Shop, 81. Farr Shoe Shop
Freedmans Normal Institute, Bayles
& Lane Harness shop, Hufstetler
Hackney, Flour mills and G. B. Ro:
grocer.
The hanger IS very neat exceptin
some rather bad breaks by the printt
so We add that they were not printe
at this office. All of these firms al
reliable and progressive and if yo
can't trade with all of them trad