The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-12-05

nightat 1880 o'clock. You will also
miss an opportunity to help the In
dustrial Home. Admission 25cts.
Children under IL half price. At
Columbian Hall.
The Delineator is the woman's
favorite magazine and for that reason
the TINES Aas secured special rate
on ii and now instead of having to pay
I5cts per copy, we can give 1t to
them for just half that, 71a cts per
copy, or 90 cts per year, if they can
induce their husbands to pay in adj
vance for the TINES.
A, Goddard and wife, ofthis paper,
with other friends, were given extra
cause for thankfulness on Thanks
giving day. A dinner at the private
boarding house presided over by Mr..
Lane aud his excellent wife. The
table almost groaned under the weight
of the big turkeys and many other
good things, for everything, both
dainty and substantial, in the eating
line was spread out upon that table
and the guests invited to eat and be
merry. Right royalty did they re-
spond, but the dinner, ike the
widows oil and meal, seemed never
to grow less All went away praising
the hospitality of the host and hostess.
May Lanes Private Boarding House
live long and prosper is the wish of
every guest who was present.
A man by the name of Province
has been working for Esq. Trotter, Of
near Bank, and Friday he came to
town and presented two orders one
for a suit of clothes, which he got at
A. K. Harpers and the other to Maj.
McTeer for SIS, which he also re-
ceived. The orders had Mr.. Trotter's
name to them and the writing looked
very much like Mrs. Trotter, who is
Maj. McTeer's sister. Province,
whose home is at Strawberry Plains,
claimed that his brother had taken
suddenly sick and was about to die
and as Nj. Trotter did not have the
money at hand he gave these orders,
which were to be paid soon. Prov.
ince was caught at Knoxville Tues
day, Sheriff Walker going after him.
Mr.. Trotter came in Monday and ex
posed the game.
AT meeting of the Blount Co.
Commissioners of the State Centennla
Exposition, held al the Y. M. c. A.
Hal Monday afternoon, among othel
things the following wesss appointed
as chairmen of the committees namec
below: Agricultural Exhibits ]. C.
Howard, Horticultural Exhibits G.
w. Walker, Mineral, Marble ant
Slate Exhibits T. R. Lee, Wood Ex
hibits (hard and soft J. H. Pickens
Manufactured Products w. T. Par
ham, Dairy Products S. R. Kinna
mon, Education and School worl
Prof. E. B. Waller, Ladies Fanc,
work and Exhibits Miss Johnnie
Gates, Mottos and rhetorical Ex
hibits Miss Mollie Caldwell, Flower
and Horticulture Miss Minnie Nc
Ghee, Indian and Historic relic
Mrs. M. T. w. McTeer, Sketc
of County, resources, Mrs. R. N
Hood, Space and Grounds Hon.
P. Rowan, Transportation and R. R
Hon. c. T. Gates, Printing an
Printed matter 10 Burger. Thes
chairmen are authorised to associat
| with them any who can help them j
Z their department. 1t was also d.
cided to have mass-meeting of a
' the citizens in the near future.
Nothing but Volcaline.
Now that the various committees
collect and prepare the County's e.
t hibits for the coming Tennessee Cel
n tennial Exposition, at Nashville Sep
Ist to Dec. 1896, are all ready to e
!, ter upon their work with boundle
e enthusiasm. Surely every citizen
n the county has enough of county prid
to want to make our (Blount) County
exhibit, what we can make it, Il
= very best in the State. Then |
.. every such citizen, without regard
:; race or sex, begin now, to prepa
= the very best exhibit, that you C;
|. possibly, contribute, to the said e
+ position and, at once, inform Il
!. chairman of the Co,,n,;.taa b,v,,