The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-11-28
Born, to Hugh Bond and wife,

daughter.
Look elsewhere in this issue for
the notice of Prof. Newman's lecture.
DR.. Ben Gates and wife spent
Thanksgiving with his father DIR. ].
w. Gates of this place.
More of those nice Rockers coming
in, don't buy before you see them,
and loose bargain &C. PLANE.
John Kirk, shipping Clerk for the
Greer Mashinery Co. of Knoxville,
was over on vacation the first Of the
week.
Pearl hunters find the Tennessee
streams getting too cold for their
work and they have ceased lsbors till
next summer. Some very good finds
were made.
Wednesday nigh, G. w. Bird, a
blind man, will give an entertainment
at the Court House at 7 o'clock. He
playes several different instruments at
the same time.
Misses Mayme S. and Mary L.
McGhee, two charming young ladies'
of Rex. Tenn, have been the guests
of Miss Minnie McGhee and Miss
Lille Hannum for few days.
The progress already made at the
Tennessee Centennial buildings and
the publicity that is being given to it
would indicate that those counties
o 1t we'll represented will be the losers.
Next Tuesday night the X. of P.
Lodge elects officers for the ensuing
semi-annual term. Nomination S
were made at the meeting, Tuesday
night of this week. All members are
requested to be present.
Gus. Badgett, aged "A years, died
Thursday morning of paralysis and
was buried at Mt. Olives in Knox
county Friday. He leaves young
wife with baby two months old anc
four boys and one girl grown.
There will be Church Social anC
Baazasr at Mrs, J. A. Ruble's mex
Tuesday Night week. There will bt
all sorts of things suitable for Christ
mas Presents which will be sole
cheap, everybody is invited.
Southern Monument Co, Knoxvill,
, Tenn, sole macfactures of the celebrat
ed McMuller Gray marble. The fines
r and cheapest monumental stone il
the market. We will not be undersold
Apply to Henry Austin, agent, Mary
vile.
Telephone polls are now being pu
t up between Knoxville and Friend:
$ vile, by the Peoples Telephon
company. This will give our siste
{ town connection with all telephon
: points in this county as well as wit
Knoxville.
Let all who enjoy treat come t
. the Columbian Hall Thursday Nigh
!. Dec. 3. Prof. Newman will be ther
in the Interests of the S. V. B. of M
, e. with "The Poet and the Prophe
c No one can afford to miss it. Ac
mission IS and 75cts.
The United States pension agenc
t at Knoxville has completed the quar-
Y erly payment of pensions, which ha
, been going on for the past thrc
4 weeks. The clerk have issued check
= to 49, Sos pensioners, and the amour
: called for by these checks aggregate
$I,552,53S.II.
t Frank Collier, the barber who hs
] been with Henry Ambister, has return
ed to Knoxville and Henry Ambri.
t ter, jr., is now working with his faith
| er. Young Collier was good barbe
c and gentlemanly young fellow. Th
] two Ambristers are strong team an
: will get their share of the busines:
A. B. Taylor has sold his farm Q
Ellejoy creek to Geo. Norton an
recently made a trip to Red Willo
county, Nebraska, where he purchase
T farm southeast of McCook. TIL
: farm is in the Republican Vale
: south of the Republican river and
S situated where it can be irrigate
] from what is known as the Meekt
e ditch. The proprietors of this papc
are well acquainted with that countr
!. and il Is 4 good lncatinn. heinr s