The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-08-29

10 publish 1t TINS week but Will pub
liSh it next week.
Miss Annie Mcdonald a graduate
of Maryyille College now with the
East Tenn National Bank of Knoxville
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Jno. H. Webb.
A. X. Kinnamon brought in the
largest nutmeg musk melon we have
ever seen. 1t weighed ~ lbs. If
there is any one that can beat that
let them come toward.
Those desiring to come ITO
Maryville Via the Knoxville
Southern road can get off at Louis
vile and take Porter Kids Hack
line running from there to this
place every night and morning.
The concert given by the College
Quartette last Thursday evening was
we'll attended and immensely enjoyed
by those present This Quartette
never fails to entertain their listeners
A letter from J. H. Shedden Of
Kingsford, Fla, formerly an enter
prising merchant of this place, and
well known here, says he could not
get along very well without the
TINES.
Miss Edith Moore, a graduate of
the Kindergarten Training School Of
Louisville, KY, has secured room
in the Friends Normal and will open
a private kindergarten on Sept. 3,
1894. Tuition $500 per. mo. All
necessary materials furnished free.
Lyle Anderson, was seen on our
streets one day last week. He is
travelling in the interest of the Knox
vile Journal. Lyle's friends were
glad to welcome him back even for
a few days.
DR.. Ben Gates was brought from
Knoxville Sunday very sick. He had
been sick for some time and his father
brought him home so the best of
and nursing would not be
wanting.
To the ladies one and all. If you
want first class dressmaking, the
place to get it done is upstares at
Bittle and Webb's store. Sewing
Room will be open on Monday Aug.
20. We viii. be glad to receive all
our former customers and many new
ones.-BEsT &Co. s2,-S W.
Mr.. G. W. Henry closed a two
weeks successful term of singing
school at the Baptist Church Saturday
evening with appropriate exercises.
Some Of the young men of Rockdale
assisted in the performances,
The Rev, J. T. Sexton closed a
revival at Stock Creek church the
number saved 81 and a great many
moaners left, the Methodist and
Baptist all worked together, it was
the best meeting we ever had here.
Leonard S. Goddard, editor of the
Maryvile TINES, and wife, nee Miss
Corrie Smith, are spending a few
weeks in lockwood with Mrs. God
dard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Smith, and other relatives. Rock
wood Times.
The Blount County Teachers read
ing Circle will hold its next meeting
IN the public school building on Satur-
day September Ist at 2 O'Clock. The
lesson closes with page IO2 of Whites
School Management. All teachers
are requested to be present.
J r. Chandler and wife of Sewer
Co., was in town Tuesday and gave
this office pleasant call and paid us
for years subscription for w. T.
MUIR and added his name to our
growing list of subscribers. Mr..
Chandler says that Gibson will carry
Sewer county by large majority.
A Mr.. Smith, of Knox county a
brother of our townsman, John
Smith, gave this Office pleasant call
one day last week, Although Mr..
Smith is Houk man. the first one
we have seen for a long time, for
they are scarce in this part of the
country. He is a very pleasant
gentleman and we enjoyed his WISH