The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-04-16
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. Mrs. Bud Godfrey fensdown the
back steps of her dwelling last week. t
One of the bones just above the ankle
was broken. ,in
A. K. Harper's Milliheary line is
now complete and lie invites all the
ladies to call and examine tho new
stock and see for themselves.
Lee Howard has gone to work on
his fathers farm near Chthowee in
this county. The TINES will keep
him informed in regard to Maryyille
affairs,
ENTERTAINMENT Friends School
at Frierd's church, Friday May Ist.
1880 P M.-the first and the last.
Proceeds to start 4 library. Admis-
sion 1oc.-D. r. Haworth, Prin.
Spring is approaching and The de-
mand for Furniture and wall paper is
increasing J. NJ. Morton can supply
your needs at remarkably low prices.
The Home Insurance Company of
New York, also the German .Ameri-
can of New York, are both now
represented in Mafyyille by C. N.
SIMMONS.
HOUSER WITH DRAWS.
TO the voters of Blount County:
After due consideration | hereby
withdraw my name as a candidate
for Sheriff of Blount County,. C.
Houser.
1t is reported that Will Cation, of
near Ewing, sowed his clover seed
the evening of the last snow and the
next morning there were sprouts on
the seeds an inch long.
]. J.. Martin & Son have first
class Livery & Feed Stable near the
depot. A stock lot and scales adj
joining the barn. Ifyou wish to ship
cattle this is handy place to keep
them. Terms reasonable
Sneak thieving is getting to bea
common occurance in Maryville.
Saturday night some persons entered
w. M. Steele's smoke house and stole
all but one piece of meat. There were
eight pieces consisting of hams, shout
ders and some side meat.
The following members 'oi the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias went to
the K. OFF. tournament Monday night:
w. E. Parham, E. S. Cunningham,
Jno. A. Everett, Will A. Dunlap,
| Will Harris and Leonard S. Goddard.
The amplihed third was worked by
the three Knoxville lodges.
All delinquent taxes for 1895 in the
9th and roth districts have been
!, turned over to me for collection. All
who pay by first Monday in May will
only have the trustees fee, the in
terest and my commission to pay,
but after that time all costs allowed
by law will have TO be payed by the
property owner-Jas. Whalen, Const.
There will be delivered at the A. M
E. Zion church, next Friday March
the 18th. an exceedingly Interesting
lecture by Mr.. Chas. w. Cansler, one
of Knoxville's leading young colored
lawyers. He was greetedby an immen-
Sc crowd at the Austin High School
last Friday evening. His subject was
Duties of the Citizen. Don't fail to
hear him. Admission 10 cts.
The Byron w. King entertainment
at the Columbian Hall, Monday night
was enjoyed by larger audience than
ever before greeted this favorite elecu-
S tionest in Maryville. Although Mr..
: King has been here several times and
S given some excellent entertainments
this last IS pronounced the best by all.
The Professor was ir one Of
his happiest moods and excelled him.
self His accomplished and beautiful
wife has exceptional ability in the
characters she portrays and her work
9 was feature of the program which
0 was especially enjoyed by the large
audience. Little Miss Olive King ha.
improved In her work and the free
dom and grace with which she recite.
t was commented on by all. 1t was ;
n magnificent entertainment and thos,
n who missed it should be sure and heal
e the one next Friday night. We ar,
g sure all who heard the one Monda,
night will not miss the ne one.