The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-04-16


PRICES. Goods cheaper than ever.
A Full line Of Furniture, Groceries,
Notions and confectionaries sold at
Rock Bottom Prices for cash. Furni- |!
ture sold for cash or on Installment.
Come, price our goods and see that
we will save you money. -Respt. w.
A. LANE & Co.
In an account of the Epworth
Conference at Hartman, the Chat
tanooga Times, in referring to Rev
l.. S. Fuller's address on "Method-
ism and Der young People, y pays him
the following high complement;
"Mr. Fuller is a young man
of fine presence, reminding one
Of Gen. John A. Logan. He has
also the melodious voice and the
striking attitude and unlocked for
retorical turns and figures Of speech
which Aelp to secure attention and
awaken interest.
George Burley Coy, youngest child
of George L. and Bell Coy, died
April 10th, age 10 months IS !days.
Funeral services by Rev. L. S. Full
Ter at residence, April nth at 2:
O'Clock p. M. Pail bearers: Misses
Minnie Bargoyne, Kathleen Thomo-
son, Mamie Parham, Lena Goddard.
Flower girls; Misses Charlie Thomp
son, Annie Parham, Minnie Jones
Hazel Blankinship. This little bud
for earth too fair. Has gone to
Heaven to blossom there
Educational meeting at Court House
On Saturday May the ed at 1890 P. M.
| wish to meet all the teachers and
school officers in Blount County for
the purpose of considering questions
relating to the school work of our
county. One question will be "How
to enlist more children into our
Schools? We will be glad to see all
present who are interested in the ed
ucation of the young. Please do not
forget the time and place.
Yours truly, Robert Walker Co.
Supt. Blount Co. Schools.
Monday Mrs. ]. F. Britain and
Mrs. Abbey were riding in Surrey,
with Stinnet as driver, when the
coupling pin broke, which let the
front wheels pull out from under the
vehicle. The fall of the front end
jolted the occupants considerable bu,
no serious injurys resulted. The
front wheels running up on to the
horses caused them to run up The
street to the TIMES office where one
of the wheels hooked on to a tele
phone pole which stopped them.
We want every person male O
female white or colored between tn,
age of IA and 20 that has Demores
gold or silver medal to send us thel
address so that we may form
classes to speak for gold and damon,
medals. Also all persons between
: IA and 40 that have never spoken TO
a silver medal that would like [,
speak for for one will please sen,
their address. All speeches must b
memorized out of the Demorest book
no 1928 which can be had for Iocts
each by sending to Mrs s. E. 1
) Hopwood 100 Broad St. Nashvill
! Tennessee. Please let us hear fror
, you as soon as possible. Adde'S
]. Landen Wallace, Maryville Tenn.
Conventions Call.
6 The Democrats of Blount Count
, are hereby called to meet in Mas
Convention at the Court House, i
+ Maryville at noon on Saturday Apr
I 25th 1896, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the State Conventio
which meets in Nashville on May til
6 and 7, for the purpose of nom
, mating candidate for Governor
$ candidates for Judges of the CHANGER
Court of Appeals and elec,ing dele
f gates to the National Convention an
etc. But for recognizing the Count
! Executive Committee for the lie,
e two years. 1t is earnestly hoped ever
! democrat in the county will be pre-
!, ent at this Convention as Senator
: Harris and Bate have been requisite
: to be present and address the Coz
vention on the issues of the da,
.s The proprlety of nominating Cand
dates for County offices will also
- discussed and other msttar of I'm,