The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-08-08
A card from DR.. Boardman, Presi-

TINES until further notice, to Pitts
ford, VT. He adds that their stay
of eight weeks at Windsor, VT, has
been delightful and that they all have
improved in health.
Prof w. ]. Hole. wife and baby,
left last Thursday for Indiana. They
first visit with the professors sister
and so from there to Mrs. Holes
fathers near where Mr.. Hole teaches
this year. Maryvile friends wish
them success and happiness.
Do you want nice farm, within
~ miles of Maryville, consisting Of
/ 72T acres, about 80 of which is
timber land +? Ii also has a nice
young orchard of over one hundred
apple and peach trees. If you want
Itapply at this Office. Cheap Tor
cash.
We learn Mr.. T. R. Rider, of this
place, was married yesterday. He
married Miss Minnie Powell; of Blount
county. He will return home to day
TO his fathers where they are prepar
ing nice supper. We wish him
much happiness in life. Tom Cor. to
jacksonville Democrat.
You all know about the great adj
vance in shoes and leather and how
people have been telling you shoes
would be high and hard to get, but
they are easy to get at our House for
we bought last Spring atthe old prices
and can sell them cheap now, so come
to us for shoes and we will treat you
right. -BlrTLE, WEBB & Co.
Miss Flora Henry left last week for
Huntsville, where she will have
charge of the intermediate and music
al department of the Academy at that
place. Miss Henry is graduate Of
Maryville college and has attended
Cincinnati College of Music. She is
well prepared to fill the place she is
to assume, and will no doubt be sue
cess(ul.
Miss Flora Henry of Maryville,
Tenn. will have charge of the Pri-
mary Department, and will also give
lessons IN instrumental music to all
those who desire them. Miss Henry
has held the position of music teacher
in Maryville College for the past two
years and has given perfect satisfact-
ION to all who have come under her
instruction. Huntsville Chronicle.
Rev. Stewart who lives on Nose
Cunningham's place went to Knox
vile Monday and married at that
place. 1t was reported that he was
drunk and upon returning home he
fell out with Mr.. Cunningham and
drew pistol. He was arrested by
Sheriff Walker that highland
is now in Jail. A pistol was found in
his possession when he was arrested
He came here from Alabama.
To Post Masters:-We are
sending out large number of extra
copies of the TINES each week. II
the man to whom any paper is sen,
does not get his mail at your office
and you know his address send it tc
him, but if you do not you will great
ly obllge us by handing the paper tc
some one not a subscriber, as We
wish them distributed. Please give
them to some one.
Mrs. Phoebe Waters, who formerly
worked in the Anchor Wooden Mill.
at this place, died at Knoxville one
day last week and was buried nea
Wildwood Springs. She was work
ing in the wooden mills at Knoxville
when she took the measles. She
} went back to work too soon and thi
S brought on consumption. She leave
! grown daughter and several littl,
: children already fatherless.
The Work House Commissioner
held their regular monthly meetin,
/ Monday. Bills amounting to $IS4
S 10 were approved and allowed. TIL
| Superintendent was ordered to NOV
: the Crusher to the creek near N. w
: Proffitt's as soon as all the rock nea
!. it are crushed and former contrac
complied with. 1t was ordered tia
: w. H. Waters, sent up for assault an
battery, eight Gays yet remainin
against him be committed on hi
u good behavior and that he be releas