The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-05-16
Cos SIP AND CHAT.

Be sure and hear Judge Gibson
lecture at the NJ. f. Church next
Friday night.
A Meadal found. The owner can
have same by calling at Rev Ru-
ble's and describing it.
Mrs. James Greer and son, of
Loudon, is here visiting with Mrs
Capt Edmondson this week.
This is the catalogue season and
we have had rush of job work so
we give our readers less news than
common.
Mrs. Annie Mason, of Kingston,
is here visiting her father Dossy
Moore. She will stay until after
commencement.
DR.. A. B. McTeer is now COM
Portable situated in his residence
on Main street three doors below
the TIMES Office.
Colonel HOskins of Chilhowee
State Co. was in town Sunday
having been in Knox on business
Bart Brown carried him home.
Sam Iuif3tettler, who is well
known here, has married in Bowie,
Texas which is now his present
home. The TIMES wish him sue
cess.
For Will sell at private
sale fine lot Of furniture and
household goods. Apply to
Mrs. RADCLIFFE.
Main Street.
j. B. Waters our grocerman Of
East Masyvil,e called on US Mon
day and took advantage of our big
offer the TIMES and New Yolk
Tribune for l2j
Mrs. NJ. j. Stone who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Bette
Mayer of Philadelphia has return
ed home, she is not feeling quiet
so well as fol merly.
A Mr.. Butler cf Miss. who is
selling Il right to manufacture and
sell an aricle of furniture known as
the "kitchen cabinep has been here
several days, he has sold a right of
Knox Co. TO Alex Hair of this
place.
Mrs. Laura Hipp, of South Rock
ford was in town last Thursday.
She called at this Office and paid a
years subscription to the TINES
She says everybody in her neigh
borhood is afraid Of their barns be-
log burned 1t does not look as
though any one was safe late.
j. c. Greer, who has charge of the
popular summer resort, Allegheny
Springs, was in town one day last
week aud made arrangements with
this Office to print large number
of his annual pamphlets. This
promises so be successful and
profitable season for Allegheny.
This week our job department
is turning out the catalogues for
the Freedman NormalSInstitute of
this place. This school has been a
greater success this year than here
tofore. Mr.. Garner and wife and
their faithful assistants are giving
their lives 20 a work that will be
felt for years after they have laid
down their burdens of this world.
Next Friday night Judge Gibson
will lecture at the NJ. E. Church
under the auspices OF the Epworth
League. His Subject will be
"Ideals." Everybody invited to be
present. a small admission fee, for
15cts for one aud % cts for two,
will be charged for the benefit of
the League. The next day the
Judge will speak at the decoration
at Carpenters on the subject, "The
Valley of Decision"
Mr.. JEFF Kinser of the firm of
Kaiser, Kir ser & Beals, of Kaiser
Station on the NJ. & n. r. X. and
the charming daughter of Henry
Kitteral of Coytee Tenn, were
married the first .of thSt-. elk and
boarded the train 'st tnis place
enrout to Madisonville and from
thence few miles in the country
to the grooms parents accompany
ing them were John Anderson and
Hugh Griffitts with their best girls.
Last Wednesday night at the
A. NJ. E. Zion Church, one of the
most fashionable events of the
season toOk place among colored
circles. 1t was the occasion of the