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

property and his family moved last
week. His children will attend the
college.
Joseph Goddard has traded his
farm 215miles from town, to Abe
Lane for lot and house in East
Maryvile. They will probably move
next week.
A red steer with under bit on left
ear and spotted heifer with stumpy
tail have left my place. Address any
information 10 Harvey Kennedy,
Maryville.
EsTRAY:-A two year Old heifer.
She is red with white on left hip and
belly. Weight about 600. She
came to my house about first of Aug
ust. John Hutton.
Friday night, "rhe Evening of H.
lustrated Song, will begin at 1880
O'Clock. Admission 25cts. Children
under IL half price. Proceeds 60 to
the Industrial Home.
w. c, Spencer, Of Nashville, ILL.,,
was visit ig with Esq. Morton last
week. His parents left this county
when be was about two years old.
He is now about sixty.
One of the twin daughters of Mr..
Sam Hart, Miss Nellie, was united in
: marriage to Jas. Haddox of near
Stock Creek, Knox county. We
wish the young people much joy.
"1'he Evening of Illustrated Song
will be very enjoyable. You should
be at Columbian Hall, Friday night.
Miss Carmeia will be among the
singers. Admission a5c.
LosT:.-A sllverine watch Sunday
night while coming from the A. M.
f. Z. church. Finder will either
leave same at ZINES Office or with
Ella Johnson at Jas. A. Goddard's.
The Ladies at the Birthday Social
Saturday, will be ready to serve lunch
by Z O'Clock, forrhe accommodation
of persons who do not wish to be out
at night, and those living in the
country.
The Masonic lodge have elected
the following officers: Geo. Mckinley,
w. NJ, r. S. Walker S. W.; J. C..
: Stanfeld J. W.; Gus Ambrister Treas.
: w. G. Eddington Sec; John Cole,
Tyler.
f The Ladies of the M. E. Church
S will give Birthday Social at the res
idence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Par
! ham next Saturday evening Dec. 9TH
; from 3 till 10 P. NJ. Look out for
y your invitations.
East Maryville has another improv'
4
: ment, Thos, j. Morton is now put
:. ting in line of furniture on that side
IS of town and will announce through
the columns of the TINES when he
is ready to sell goods.
;. Miss Annie Lord has had her ole
h fence torn down and will build an
other in frontof her residence nexl
to the Sam Houston Inn. She vii
also have the big walnut tree, which
stands in front, cut down.
Do you want cook book3 VIZ
:, will give you the "Rural Home Cool
y Book" of $50 pages, containing ovel
. 1000 receipts for only 25cts. Ii 20
will get your husband to pay for tn
TINES one year in advance.
h The following person were license'
=, to wed since our last report Gilber
r. Miller and Mary Blevins, Henr
Jones and Amanda Best. Jas Haddo
is and Nellie Hart, John Hampson an
le Miss Joiner, Samuel McGill an
D. Elizabeth Kidd.
l. For sale A small farm of abou
n. eighteen or twenty acres, miles fror
m town on the Niles Ferry Road.
good orchard and nice laying lant
one acre of young timber, a desirabl
RS location. Call at the TINES Office ft
at further information.
for The X. of P. lodge elected II
following officers Tuesday night; "
E. Parham c. c., ]. Y. Ellis, V. c
VI T. P. Cowan Prelate; R. S. Wake
"a NJ. A.; c. B. Bagges Nj. W.; ]. 4
hs Everett X. R. & S.; Chas. L. Pa
ham. DELEGATE 10 Grand Lodge,