The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-14

Secretary of State Uhl at Washing
ton d. c.
Calvin Stephens has bought the prop
erty in East Maryville just west of
NJ. NJ. Irwin and will reside in town
in the future.
Losr-a watch charm having three
links riveted to it. Finder will please
leave at this Office and receive pay
for their trouble.
w. ]. Owings, father of Hon. Z. D.
Owings, died last week very suddenly
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Smith, near lockwood.
Henry Mosley died, at his home 4
few miles out of town, Tuesday after
noon. He has been haycing hemor-
hages of the bowls all summer.
Mrs. Nancy McTeer, of Ellejoy,
returned to her home last Saturday
after weeks visit with her sons.
Maj. VIII A, and DR.. A. B. McTcer.
Prof. T. ]. Miles, Of Grassy Cove
Academy, called on us Saturday.
Mrs. Miles accompanied him in at
tendance at the Institute here. Gross
vile Chronicle.
Layfatte Cox, who formerly lived
at Louisville this county, was in Mary
vile last week looking after some
busiacss. He moved to Atlanta, Ga,
two years ago.
G. A. Toole keeps on hand full
line Of Fresh Fancy Groceries and
Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars specially, Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
w. M. Hatcher, young farmer of
near Gambles store, came in and
added his name to our subscription list
last Saturday. He has charge Of one
of John Candles farms.
We see by the Jellico Advance that
Ross Moore, young man who attend
ed College here last year, was visiting
his brother at that place last week.
His home is at Bull Run, Tenn.
There will be a Gold Medal Con-
test a Means Chapel, three miles west
of Maryville, on Saturday, 25 of
Nov. at6: 80, P. NJ. All are cordi
ally invited. J. Landon Wallace.
or course we might ill our paper with
$50 and SO went to Knoxville at such
and such 4 time, but we don't be-
lieve our readers care for that kind Of
news as somebody goes every day.
Spencer Henry, who some time
ago was thrown from his wagon here
in town, after getting SO he felt about
as well as usual has taken worse and
his back is hurting him considerably.
From the way Manager Duncan
talks, we judge that it is probable
that the Peoples Telephone Co., OF
Knoxville, viii extend a line to Mary
vile. This will give us two telephone
lines.
Miss Sadie Coy. of Maryvllle,
Tenn, who has been with friends at
Westboro for the past two months,
spent few days with Miss Z. Nj.
Browning last week. Wilmington o.,
Republican.
The Knoxville Tribune says that
the prospects for the success Of the
Black Diamond railroad have never
been brighter than at the present
time, This will be good news to
this county.
Prof. lie Roy Warfel, formerly Of
MaryviIle college now of Fountain
City, has had several hemorhages of
the lungs lately. His many Maryville
friends hope to soon hear Of his com
plete restoration to health.
Do YOU want cook book? We
will give you the ''Rural Home Cook
Book, Of $50 pages, containing over
1000 receipts for only 25cts, if you
will get your husband to pay for the
TINES one year III advance,
The Weman's Missionary Society
of the NJ. E. Church, gave a delight
| full five o'clock tea at the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chum-
lea Tuesday evening. Both Mr.
nnd Mrs Chnmlea are capital en-