The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-05
GOSSIP AND CHAT.

For RENT:-New Hou.e near
College, enquire of W. c. Stanley.
Esq. R. L. Belt called and laid in
a supply of blanks used in his office.
All of the newly elected officers
were sworn in Monday.
Uncle John Currier lost pair of
glasses in case. The finder will be
rewarded If brought to him.
Mrs. R. H. Walker and family
have returned to Maryville. They
have rooms at the Sam Houston.
]. R. Murphy recently elected
Justice of the Peace in the IL district
gave this Office pleasant call Mon
day,
Prof. S. T. Wilson had his ankle
sprained while in the mountains and
has been unable to get around with
O It the assistance of carriage.
Mr.. Wade, of Dacator Ala, who
has been at Wildwood, has come to
town to stay awhile and will stop with
his old landlord, Mr.. Barnhill, at the
Sam Houston Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer and son,
Arthur, have returned from Allegheny
Springs. They have made Allegheny
popular by the admirable way in
which they have conducted affairs.
Huse Cowan's little boy was bitten
by copper head snake last Sunday
at C C)wan's Springs. We understand
he is getting along nicely and nc
str.ous consequences are looked for.
Ad Clemens gave this Office a
pleasant call. He is just from Utah.
He says times are very hard there
and that he could buy good work
horse for IS. 90. The people OF East
Tenn. ought to be satisfied, for we
are blessed with plenty in compar.
ison to what some have.
Such large number of the newly
elected Justices called on us for
blanks Monday that the supply or
hand was not equal to the demand
We will have some more in Shor
time and will be able to supply then
as cheap as they can be bought any
place,
LOST. A small leather pocket
book, with clasps. containg some
money. Lost some where in Mary
vile, perhaps dropped on the street
on the evening of August IS. The
finder will be rewarded by returning
the same to me or leaving with Viii
.McTeer. Mrs. EFT. Wilson. 9-5-l
The many patrons of the popular
Sam Houston Inn will regret to learn
that Geo. Coy, the courteous anc
gentlemanly landlord, is to retire
from the management. The TIME
wishes him success in whatever
busines he may engage AS vii b'
seen in another place w. P, Barnhil
will assume control.
Frank Henneway and wife, oI
somewhere, assisted by home
talent presented "Uncle Josh" two
nights at Columbian Hall. Th,
Orphans Home received IS per cen
of the proceeds and home people dix
all the work while the other two go
7s per cent and "bossed" the job anC
didn't have to pay license.
Mr.. !. l.. Martin returned on 2Stl
ult after taking in the cities of Atlant
and Marietta Ga. He visited tn
capital of Ga, the Equitable Building
which cost $1,000. 600, also til
Piedmont Park, the old exposition
ground and where Atlanta expects t
have her Big Exposition ina the nea
future. He also visited the Post
Office which is one of the best in tn
south if not the best, he reporte,
Atlanta as being fine city.
Private letters from Maryvill
Tenn, speak of the great pleasur
and thankfulneSs with which tn
money contributed by the Yearl
Meeting has been received by tn
managers of the school there. Eage
plans are already being made to eS
pend it in the way to do the mos
good among the mountain people VIII
are anMously seeking education
through many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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