The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-03
Robt. A. Tedford will take charge
of the Jackson House. We suggest
he needs landlady.

FNCDNA1 'CA'~'b INioO'1 w. 'SNNN-'N
to pay his debts, will not get mad
when reminded that he ows another
something that is due
Miss Mamie Caldwell, one Of the
efficient teachers in our public schools
is confined TO her home by Pneumonia
1t is hoped, by her many friends, that
she eau be out soon.
Dick Webb, County Register, fell
New Years morning on the hard
frozen ground near his home, break I
Ing his LEFT arm below the elbow and.
disloca;ing the joint at the wrist. !.
The meeting at Mckinley closed
last Sunday after holding over two
weeks. 1t was emminently success,
full, ~ persons embraced sanctfcation
Rev. Campbell assisted in the work.
Capt. Sam P. Rowan left Wednes-
day for Nashville to look after Blount's
interests in the lower house of the
next Legislature. He paid in adj
vance for the TINES before leaving. +,
STRAYED:- On last Thursday a
dark sorrell horse with bob tail. VIII
pay for keeping him. Any information
of his whereabouts will be thankfully
received. Apply to owner Jim. Nc
kenzie.
Miss Edith Moore will begin the
second term of her private Kinder
garten school, at the Friends Normal
on Wednesday morning, Jan 2.
Tuition So. 90 per month all material
furnished free.
If you send direct you will have
to pay $1.25 cents for the New York
Tribune and the 1895 Almanac, but
by paying year IN advance for tn
Times we send you the two papeFs
and the book for only sI.45.
Don't borrow your neighbours pa
per. He may lend it to you, VT
down i'll his heart he says,
that fellow would subscribe for pa
per of his own and quit bothering me
about mine. Eek.
Ben Mckinley and Wife, Of Unitia,
spent part OF the holidays visiting
Ben's mother at this place. The
TIMES extends hearty congratulation
to Ben and his Wife and wishes them
long and happy life.
The following persons have been
granted license to marry since Christ
mas: w. P. Coker&Cor Simmerly,
M. M. Ledbetter& D. C. McClana-
han Hugh McAllister&Hettie Hix,
Geo H. Presley&Laura Waldrop.
H. M. Hook was the first man we
gave RECEIPT for paid subscription
in 1895. Early New Years morning
he came into the Office and paid us
81. 60 to send the TINES, New York
Tribune & Chicago Inter Ocean to
w. G. Henry, Of Brick Mill, during
thecoming year.
r. P. Sterling, one of the indus
trious and well known young mer
OF our county, gave us pleasant cal
Monday and paid his subscription fol
1894 and also for 1895 getting tick
ct which gives chance to get one o.
the plows we are to give to our read
erS.
If you want democratic reading as
well as republican, come in, pay 81. sc
and receive the TIMES and Memphis
Commercial Appeal during
1895. BY doing this you have q
chance to win prize of from S5oo
to $500, Rather snug amounts for
these hard times.
1t is well known that some time ago
the college by the will OF Mr.. Fay
erwether, of New York, received a
bequest Of $Ioo, 900. Lately Mrs.
Fayerwether died and a suit was
brought over the residue and the
result is that the college here, along
with other colleges, gets another share
in what is left. The sum will proba-
bly, be about another 500, 900, al
though some place it higher and some
little lower. OF course it will be
carried to the supreme court and if
the decision is confirmed the college
VII be in great luck sure. We hope
the money will come.