The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19


ular monthly meeting, Wednesday
afternoon September nth. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
next six months. For Pres. Sarah
Griffin, Vice Pres. Mrs. ]. L. Clarke
Sec. Annie Newly, Treas. Mrs.
Cooper.
Sometimes it is very inconvenient
and great deal Of expense to secure
nice burial robe when needed. c.
Plane has overcome beth Of these
difficulties by laying in supply of
neat robs for either sex and they are
as good and cheaper than they can
be made for any place in town.
The Maryville Normal and Prepa-
ratory School is coming to the front
under the management of Prof. d. R.
Haworth. He has an enrolment of
81. There are S girls and boys In
the Dormitories. Those that intend
to occupy rooms in the Dormitios
should select them at once.
You had better come as soon as
possible if you want one of the nice
suits of cloths which we are offering
at such low prices, as they are going
fast. -BITrLE, WEBB & Co.
On October 5th 1895 the Epworth
League of Logan's Chapel will have
an Ice cream and croquett party in
the afternoon and box supper at
night at:Wildwood Hotel,in the inter-
est of the church at that place. Every
body come and bring box ofsupper.
Robert Walker Pres.
1t will cost you less than two cents
per week to send the TINES to your
relatives or friends, who formerly
lived in this county. 1t is cheaper
than writing letters, try it.
Col. Boone and his supporters beat
the LaFallett Co. in Campbell Comfy
and are satisfied they will carry their
point in September. We will have
more to say on this subject next week.
Owing to the fact that we get out one
day earlier we did not have time to
give to the usual railroad news.
! In speaking of the awards at the
/ Anderson County Fair the Clinton
Gazette says:-'Judge Gibson, Ed.
t Brown and S. M. Leath were given
the award as the three ugliest men,
bers of the human race, and there wa:
a great crowd there that day 700.
The judge seemed proud of the dis
tlnction, but Leath and Brown ap
pear timid about having their charm!
gwen public notoriety.
We like the tone of the letter o
:, our Ellejoy correspondent. 1t give
= the news and at the same time make
some valuable suggestions which i
followed by that community will be O
= great benefit to the citizens. w
congratulate ourselves and Ellejo,
upon securing the services Of such al
able representative. We are sure tn
K interest of that little town will be wei
d looked after.
u We call the attention of our reader
N to the ad OF the boy
x mind reader. The Knoxvill
papers have spoken very favorable Q
:. the young man and all who are inter
e ested in this wonderful power shoul
"a by all means see his wondersul pei
is formance. Be sure and see the stree
e test at 1890 o'clock and you will n
o doubt want to see the entertainment
at the Columbian Hall at night.
"a DIR. Calfee, who stayed in Mary
6, vile month or more soon after hi
return from Texas, is at Knoxvill
"a and has gone insane. He thinks tn
=, democrats from Pres. Cleveland dow
h are imposing on him shamefully. H
issues circulars and scatters ther
broadcast over Knoxville denouncin
- = the anarchists, cut-throats as he call
u them. He was born near Madison
vile, but has lived for many years q
>e Waco, Texas, where he has propert
'e which gives him an income of owe
~ $Ioo per month. He had been
y Maryville a number of times befor
u he left for Texas and asked abo,
many Of the old citizens when he wa
here last, which was about year age
u He seemed alright when here exoeI
OF that he would walk by himself gre;
Is deal and seemed to be brooding owe
Ia something. He wore the badge an