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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-29

The epigram that "Good Americans,
when they die, go to Paris" might be
varied by saying that every notable man
when he travels goes to the Palace Hotel.
The London Club man, the Partisan boule-
Warbler, the Inter den Linden swell, as
we'll as the magnate and man OF affairs,
have pronounced upon the supremacy OF
the Palace among the worlds caravan
saries. OF course this happy result Is not
due alone to the magnifcence OF the struc-
ture, its costly furnishing, or even its I'M
equaled cuisine, but the combination of
all these. with every up-to-date accommo-
dation suggested by the new needs of a
metropolitan city.
1t was in this spirit that the Palace
Hotel established the ladies' grillroom,
whose popularity was at once established
among the fair ones of this City and justi-
fed the enterprise of the manager solicita-
tous for the convenience and enjoyment
of its patrons.
Another feature has been added that in
creases Still further the attractions of this
favorite resort of the ladies of San Fran
cisco. 4 ladies' dressing-room, elegantly
appointed, has been Joined to the ladies'
grillroom near the Market-street end, and
a waiting-maid is always in attendance.
Now the lady downtown shopping, or
after the matinee, can avail herself of the
luXuriant seciusion of the dressing-room,
where all trace of dust and fatigue may be
removed and added zest given to the appe-
thing luncheon awaiting her in the ladies'
griIlroom. Just now. when the purchase of
New Years gifts engages the attention of
so many of our ladies, the grillroom is
the center OF animated gatherings. where
many well-known society bellies and ma
irons discuss over their luncheon the
events of the day.
Perhaps when we take an account OF the
attractive power of the cuisine, the central
location, the trained corps of attaches. the
reasonable prices, the charming surround
ings and the conveniences above enume-
rated it is only what might be expected.
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BARRY CHRISTMAS PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Barry gave grand Christ
mas tree party on Tuesday evening last, De-
cember "a, at their residence on Larkin street,
corner Green, which was pleasant affair, the
house being handsomely decorated for the oc.
elaborate supper was served. Dancing. sing
ing and games were kept up till late hour in
the morning. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J: Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Hodgkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. i. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schib.
by, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bowdich, Miss Ethel
Mccarthy, Miss Grace Mccarthy, Miss NJ. Bris-
coll, Miss L. Eichbuss, Miss Nellie Eagan, Miss
A. Monroe, Miss C. Monroe, Miss Rose Vial
Miss T. o'Connor, Miss E. Clark, Miss G. Clark
Miss F; Schibby, NJ. H. Barry, S. Pope, 3. Pope
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Mr.. Nunken, where the children were pre-
sented with gifts. This was. followed by
the ball, which lasted till morning.
WEDDINGS IN VIEW

Matrimonial Events on the Tapis for the
Near Puturs.
The wedding OF Miss Annie Asher and
George Levy will take place on New Years day
at 1929 Suffer street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lena
Joseph, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Joseph
OF Los Angeles, to ]. Aufrichtig of San Fran
cisco They will be at home Sunday, January
3, at 1884 South Grand avenue.
The engagement OF Miss Ida NJ Lewis and
Willard f. Mcdonald is announced. The we'd
ding will take place next Tuesday evening in
Alameda. Miss Lewis is the sister of Captain
and Mrs. A Durkee of 1852 Regent street.
Mr.. Mcdonald is Wellknown young man of
Oakland
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Hall last night. The Pacific Coast Com
mercial Travellers Association was hold
ing the last session of its annual meeting.
About 800 members and few invited
guests were present.
Mr.. Davis. the genial chairman of the
entertainment committee, acted as master
of ceremonies.
Mr.. Davis made very cordial and
unique address OF welcome.
His Honor the Mayor of Oakland, John
L. Davie, was the next speaker, and dis
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The Travelling Statesmen Close
Their Annual Meeting With
High links.
LIST OF OFFICERS ELECTED.
Constitution and Bylaws Revised.
Good Feeling Among Members-A
Delightful Evening. -

Party spirit, without even soupcon 81
bitterness. was rampant at the closing ses-
sion of this years annual meeting of the
Pacific Coast Commercial Travellers Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon. Fraternal
Hall in the Alcazar building was crowded
with as fine looking body of men as could
well be found anywhere. Each mem Der,
while observing to the letter all the canons
of gentleman1y decorum, was law unto
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AT CORONADO.
A Gay Week at the Big Hotel by the

A Gay Week at the Big Hotel by the
Sea.
CORONADO, CAL, Dec. 2s.-John F.
Merrill and party of eight are enjoying
picnics, drives and merry outings at the
Hotel del Coronado.
Among prominent San Franciscans at
present guests of Hotel Coronado are i:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Stone and children,
with w. G. Stone and Miss Jennie Hobbs.
Christmas week has been exceedingly
CAV at the Hotel del Coronado. The
decorations and entertainments were all of
the most elaborate description, and a
large number Of visitors partook of the
sumptuous dinner served among Christ
mas greens in he big dning-room. A full
dress hop in the grand ballroom closed
the festivities, and was the most brilliant
affair of the season.
Robert FL. Noble, U. s. A., is making his
home at the Hotel del Coronado.
Or. e. S. Bosert, U. S. n, has this week
joined his wife at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. H. Wade, Coronado Beach.
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Apropos of the fact that the Western
Union Telegraph Company and the
American Bell Telephone Company's con-
tract expires in Novembe 1896, a Boston
capitalist is quoted as saying: "There
seems to be no good reason why the Bell
Telephone Company should not then 60
Immediately into the telegraph business
on large scale, and secure at least one
half OF the total business DONE"
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The Night: That win Never End.

The eight-year-old daughter of William
jerks of North Manchester, Ind, recently
had an attack of scarlet fever, and, as a
result of the disease has become totally
blind. Her parents have not had the
courage to speak to her of the aff1iction,
and the little one inquiries .pathetically at
short intervals when it will be daylight
again, and when the night will be over
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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THE FUTURE,

Events Programmed to Take Place at an
Early Date.
Among the events of the future is the old
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-29

The Irish mackerel-fishing is a short one
paratively, ana at some stations keen
ompetition takes place for the fish.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
FRIENDSVILLE.

There has been several real estate
transfers in the community recent
ly. All Indicating progress.
There will be a Sunday School
picnic at Disco near here next
Saturday.
The lower story of III. l.. Robert.
sons new stole is now completed
and being filed with new goods,
This building is an ornament to
our town. Who will be the next
live merchant to come and dc
likewise
Mr.. James Means, Of WhitesbOro
Texas, was in town last week and
gave the Academy in which he
was a student twenty-six years
ago, pleasant call.
The Academy opened last week
with the Faculty at their post and
a better attendance of student,
than last year. Most of last years.
pupils are back.
| Friendsville needs a Creamery
Who will take the lead, In thi
year of bountiful GRIPS, and secure
lit9
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to attend any of its services. The
Epworth League meets every Satur-
day night and would be pleased to
have any attend who can make it
convenient.
Rev. E. c. Avis, who will be kind
ly remembered by the Maryville
people for his sweet song power, has
been transferred to Montana, and
enters upon his work in that distant
state in few days.
This bein the closing month of
the conference year the pastor desires
to see each member of the church
and receive from each one contri-I
button for the Benevolent collections.
Will each member please h I'VE tAe
matter Of how much he expects to
give settled and have the amount
ready. Remember the time i, short.
Let us have good showing for our
Benevolent Collections for the con-
ference
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CLOVER HILL.

Plenty of rain, crops look well.
People are about done threshing
wheat.
Some of our people are in attend
ance a the Concord fair.
Miss Maggie Logan came home
the first of the week.
A crowd Of the young people are
expecting to attend the National
Camp meeting in Louden county
on the last Sunday.
Mrs. Margett Russell has gone to
her brothers, as his wife Is not ex-
pected to live.
Mr.. Anderson has the fever.
Mr.. Thomas, wife and eldest boy
are sick with the fever, also little
Annie Kidd, and j. +. Henry's
little girl.
DIR. Ellis is kept busy riding most
all the time. The Doctors little
son Newton is improving.
Our school is progressing nicely,
with a good attendance.
Miss Laura Golf who has been
confined to her room with fever, is
able to be about again.
Mr.. M. Lane and wife PASSED
through our town one day last
week.
Chris Cunningham is moving
out on his farm.
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COLORED PEOPLE.

Miss Kate McTeer is visiting in
Knoxville.
Mrs. Matte Smith and infant son
of Knoxville, who have been visit
ing relatives and friends for week
returned home last Sabbath.
Mrs. Sallie ToOle and Miss Mag
gle Wilson went to Knoxville last
Sabbath.
Mrs. Baraba Lee is the guest OF
her father Mr.. jeff George.
Several young ladies and gentle
men of Louisville attended Quar-
terly meeting here last Sabbath.
A Grand Musical treat is in store
for lovers of music sometime in the
near future.
Departed this life last Saturday
morning Mrs. Annie Asberry a
well known christian lady of this
place, she died leaving q strong
testimony of her faith in Christ
The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev. P. A. Wallace as
sisted by Elder Manson, Rev. Pau
and others. She leaves a husband
and five little children, who have
the sympathy of all.
| Rev. Trusty and family left last
week for his new work in Chattan
ooga, TEN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
LOUISVILLE.

John B. Cox and Lucy Wallace
were married a few days ago.
They will occupy part of their
Uncle J. A. Mltchelps house.
Mrs Mary (Foster) Jones OF
Knoxville was visiting friends in
Louisville last Sunday.
Miss Blanche Cummins has just
returned from a pleasant visit with
friends in Knoxville.
Mr.. Mitchell who has been very
sick is recovering.
Miss Ollie George left for ALE.
ghany Saturday morning where
she will spend a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. G. N. Griffitts, and
friends.
w. F. Paul left Louisville Tues
day morn on the "Lucile Borden"
The s. s. picnic which took place
about one mile below Louisville
seemed we'll attended. Their pleas
ure was shortened by a heavy rain
which came on in the afternoon be-
tween 2 and 3 O'clock.
Will Browder and Miss Vida
Gallihan spent Friday night with
their sister and cousin Mrs. William
Douthit of this place.
Mrs. Lucy Cox, spent Thursday
with Mrs. L. r. Harper.
Both Marble Quarries neal
Louisville have shut down which
leaves a great many men without
work.
MIR. b. Nance of Georgia is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Lucy Cox, al
present.
Misses Cora and Nettie Davidson
of near Ebenezer is visiting theil
sister Mrs. b. Talent. Miss Cors
will attend the E. and ]. College
again this year.
Mrs. James Ramsey Of Chattan
ooga has been visiting her mother
and other relatives and friends the
past week.
= DR.. Goddard of your town has
been doing some dental work il
our town for the past week or so.
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leave for Nashville next Tuesday
where she will engage in the school
work, in the Institute for the Blind.
John Stone has moved his tools
to COytee, where he is going to
build a dwelling house, for his
uncle, Edd Greenaway.
Miss Nema Allen of Maryville,
who has been visiting relatives in
Allegheny week, returned home
last Tuesday.
The firm of Chapman, Dixson, &
Co. formerly known AS Scott,
Chapman 4 Coz has again chang
ed hands. 1t is now Chapman,
Alexander and Co. as a result of
Mr.. Dixson having sold out to
Rob't Alexander OF Meadow Tenn,
They have engaged Miss Jennie
Chapman AZ clerk t7ne 2 ~
DIR. J. @. Kerr has gone to Mont
vale springs. He has secured the
services of DIR. +. J. Font of Tri-
gonia to look after his patients
during his absence.
Mr.. Henry Blankinship of Miss
ouria, who has been visiting rela.
tives in Loudon Co. borded the
train here yesterday for home. {
An aged and respected colored
citizen by the name OF Middleton
McShee, of near Morganton died
last Monday morning. He was
100 years old and seen Gen. George
Washington.
Prot. w. ID. Hammontree who is
teaching at Sandy Springs, came
home on visit. He reports q
good school.
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prospects indicate :. successful
Ter 4l.ss -...,s ~, if,.t,eg ~ = ~
Among the number who stten-
'ded services At Carpenters last
Sunday were Mrs, L. F. Hutton,
J. H. Miser, Miss Sophia Anderson,
r. A. Smith and others from this
place.. @@ ~ ts.t ~ ieaaB
The s. y. Convention at Big
Springs proved quite q success.
]. s. Boatman II spending a few
days with relatives.
Wesley Key and sister who have
been sick, are improving.
Mr.. ]. T. Brickell enters school at
Friendsville for the coming session,
School opens at E and ]. college
September End.
Who Is going to the picnic next
Saturday at Disco, from Miser?
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ALLEGH ANY.

Health of community not so good
as formerly. 0
A0lley Stone eldest son of John
Stone, is sick with Typho-malaria
fever.
Rev. ]. I. Kerr, has just closed a
meeting ut Oakland, Monroe Co.
There we're twenty-three CONVEX
sions. We are informed that he is
going to commence a meeting at
this place to night.
Jake Beals and George Griffitts
both of Sinking creek, have ex.
changed farmes. Mr.. Griffitts land
being near Unitia.
Messers Will Woods, Will Con.
ner and Misses Laura Hammon-
tree, Nettie Conner, and Alice AL
len of MaryviIle (who is visiting
among usD are visiting friends and
relatives near Philadelphia this
week.
DR.. Ambrose Jones Of Morganton
is very busy visiting sick folks OF
Sinking creek, several of whom
have the fever.
Mr.. Buck Kerr and family OF
Brady county are visiting re'a.
tives in and around Allegheny this
week.
Dial Miser of Miser Tennessee
visited our town Friday.
Mr.. w. r. Thompson, an enter.
prising young farmer of Maple Roe
two miles east of Maryville, visited
our town the first of the week.
A party of six men, all of Ohio
came to Allegheny Tuesday, enrou,
to Chilhowee slate quarry. They
engaged the services of Bart Brown
Mr.. Thomas a Monroe Co. man In
the employ of J. Alien Smith wheat
mills of Knoxville, has bought
several hundred bushels of wheat
from our merchants and farmers
recently for which he gave 7Oct.
loose.
]. B. McCollum. SHIPPED some fine
sheep and cattle to Knoxville thi.
week, and while there he purchased
a new wagon, from the Greer
Mch'y Co.
J Miss Nellie Hammontree will
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
SEATON.

Health very good with few ex-
ceptions.
Rev, d. F. Manly preached a
very interesting sermon at Pleas
snt Grove Sunday. Subject,
"r'aith."
There was a song service al
Pleasant Grove last Saturday night
conducted by w. r. Coulter.
The Presbytery met with the
Centennial church last Wednesday
night and continued in session un'
til Thursday night. A very inter
esting and successful session is re-
ported.
Carson Caldwe and Miss Rache
Williams were united In matrim0
ny Sunday ut the home of the
brides parents, Rev. d. F. Manly
officiating in his usual good humor.
ed style. We all join in wishing
them a long and happy honey
moon.
The Local Institute for the s, ii
IL, Is and IA Dists. will meet a
Pleasant Grove church next Fri
day Sept. 9Th. 1895. All interested
In Education are cordially invites
to be present and participate in tn,
discussions.
w. P. Steele Is, the first man t
have new sorghum on the creek.
Mr.. j. J. Whitehead, of Mary
vile, removed to his farm on Fla
branch last week.
Miss Leelie Walker who ha
been spending a few weeks wit
her sister Mr.. J. A. Williams re
turned to her home at Montval
last Thursday. e8
Tom Blair is putting in ne'
wheat burrs at the old White mill
for M. s. Amerine.
Jim Tom Everett of KnOxvill
paid his mother Josias Mrs Gambl,
of Little River, a short visit.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
MISER.

The season still continues and
everything is looking well. Truly
we are in the midst Of harvest time.
These bright days are ripening the
fruits of the orchards which are
yielding very bounlifully. People
are very busy canning and preserv-
ing, storing away for winter use.
Corn is still doing well and peo-
pie have began to take the fodder.
Rob't Purkey who has been sick
for several weeks is improving
slowly.
The protracted meeting at Cox's
Chapel closed Sunday night. Rev.
H. T. Dyer assisted in the work.
Mr.. c. C. Curtis began his school
at Miser a week ago. The present
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05

To the creditors IT Minnie v Hammers der',I
BY orier Of the Clerk - Che County Court
ct Blonnt ronnty. Tenn. notice is hereby given
to all persons LAYING claims against the estate
Of Mir ME +, Hammers deed. to appear end file
the same with the clerk Of said court, authenti-
Gated in the manner prescribed by law on or be-
fore the ist day of December next.
The Insolvency OF aid estate having been sug-
gested,. any claim not filed on OF before said
date will be forever barred. both in law and
equity,
This Aug Goth 1895.
W, A. Phelps. Administrator Of Minnie f. Ham,
mers.
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Notice..
Maggie Evsline Garner,
r. N. Garner

II. N. Garner.
In the Circuit Court OF Blount County Tenn
To X. N. Garner.
In this cause it appearing from the allegations
of the Bill which is sworn to that the defendant
r. N. Garne is non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, 1t is therefore and hereby ordered that
the said defendant ap oear before the Judge of
Circuit Court at the Court to be held on the 4th
Monday of September 1885. at the Court House
in Maryville Tenn. and defence to the bill filed
against him in this cause, by complainant Mag
gle Evaline Garner, otherwise the bill will be
taken as confessed. and the cause set for hearing
ex parte. 1t is further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Maryvile Times,
This Sth day Of Augest 1895,
]. c, Standfeld Clerk,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
F, E. MOORE Pastor.

Rev. John S. Eakin will occupy
this pulpit next Sabbath evening,
Sept. 8. Mr.. Eakin is a great favor
lite with our congration and his col
lege friends are especially invited to
be present next Sabbath.
This week we anticipate great
gathering of students and all who
have no church connection elsewere
in Maryville are cordially welcomed
to all of our services. Special classes
will be organized in our Sunday
school, and the Young Peoples So
cie,y will take pleasure in making al
feel entirely at home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
TIMES SPECIALS
CLIFF.

Messrs J. S. Porter aud L. w.
McInturiff left here last Monday
for N. G. to buy cattle. ss 81
Geo. Upton and Roscoe Cochran
Of Bank were here to take In the
convention.
Prof. Robt Jones of L0udOn Co.
also took in the convention and
received a new honor, from the G.
E. Union.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
Notice.,

To the creditors Of l.. W. Dunn decd
BY order OF the clerk OF the County Court Of
Blount Coanty, Tennessee, notice hereby given
to all persons having claims against the estate
Of L. w. Dunn decd. to appear and file sae-
same with the clerk of said court authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law. on or befors
the LIST day of Januaty next.
The insolvency of said estate having been.
suggested. any calm not fled on fcre said
date viii be forever barred, both in law and
equity,
September. 2nd 49,.
r, L. wester, Administrator of L. ". Dunn decd
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
ELLEJOY.

According to history, every place
has a history, and that history
should be recorded; and as the
town of Ellejoy is as old as any
other place of its age, and as impor-
tant as any other place Of its size,
We see no reason why we should
not be heard from.
The public school at Prospect has
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05

For D palm in ths chest a piece Of
flannel dampened with Chamber
iaia's Pain Balm and bound on
over. the seat Of the pain, and
another on the back between the
shoulders, will afford prompt relief
This is especially vauluable In
cases where the pain Is caused by
a cold and here Is tendency
toward pneum9nis. For sale by
George 4 Montgomery, Druggists.
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begun and The usual diflicaltyis to
be overcome-that ~ finding room
for all the pupils. This is very
important questionand more care
and thought should be spent on il.
Now this school is about the second
or third in size in the county as 1t
has an average OF about eighty, yet
1t is conducted In the same manner
rs the small schools with an aver
age Of about thirty. It is not fair
to the pupils or the teacher to
crowd SO many into one small room
especially In warm weather. What
can your child learn In this con-
dition, compared with the child
who is not crowded, and to whom
the teacher can give plenty of time.
Several OF our citizens have signi-
fed a willingness to give twenty
five or fifty dollars for the purpose
Of building new house or an ad-
dition to the old one. Let US urge
this matter. and work it up il posi-
bic, for we must remember that our
present boys and girls are our fu-
ture men and women.
Quite number of our young
people attended croquet party
last Saturday evening near Mr..
Henry's. All report good time of
course. The program, which con.
sisted Of crOquet In the hot sun,
base ball, melon treat and horse
racing was carried out in every
particular. We suggest shade
and few good palm leaf fans for
the next year.
We are glad to note the fact that
another one OF our young ladies'
has been 60 enterprising rs to Sc.
cure q husband. Miss Enola Nal.
come, the popular young daughter
Of Mr.. Samuel Malcome near Euce.
bia, was married to MIR. Judson
Miles on last Wednesday evening
at three O'clock. A host Of friends
wish the young couple Joy and hap
piness through life.
/ Mr.. Duggan and family Of Sewer
County were visiting in our towr
last week.
Miss Rosa Gillespy, of Knoxville
Is visiting among her many friends
here now.
The Singing School at Eucebi'
will close next Saturday. Tn,
school combined with the nice or
gan which the church has bought
should make good music. MI
Boyd Parker Of Maryville .Colleg
is conducting the singing.
Again we are called to mourn tn
loss of one of our most esteeme,
young men. Mr.. Noah Childres
, died Saturday morning at fou
o'clock, of typhoid fever. Nj
, Childress has had charge of tn
Wheat Mill at this place for a nun
Der of months. BY his death W
have lost a man that was liked b
every one. Honest and fair in a
}. his dealings, he won the respect {
r all. At his death he was q membe
of the Baptist church. His famil
i has the sympathy of the entir
a community.