The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-12-19
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schoe books and stationary.
Burglars entered New York coun
try newspaper Office and stole ten one
sent stamps. They left pair OF list
slippers worth seventy-five cents.
The grateful publisher refers to their
visit as" donation party"
Harris has fresh me cats.
ESQ. Morton now has one Of the
most comfortable Offices in town. He
has repaired the house in the rear of
the post Office and papered the front
room for an office, while he uses the
back room for wagon shop.
Fine line of Bibles at Hitch's, also
school books.
The Chambers Manufacturing Co.
has hired Harve Goddard as their
travelling salesman and intends to
push the business as soon as their
machinery is all put in place which
will be the latter part Of this week.
Christmas candies, nuts and fruits
at w, III, Hitch's.
There will be an all day singing at
Antioch Church Christmas day.
Everybody invited to be present and
bring their baskets full Of dinner.
The "Old Harp" will be the book
used.
Fresh meats of all kinds at
Hitch's. Phone No. 20.
James Delozier, an old and respect
ed citizen of the upper end Of the
county died last week. The same
day Mrs. ]. c. Pryor, aged IS, and
Mrs. Baker, aged 65, both died and
were buried in the same cemetry the
same day.
The best and cheapest apples ever
brought to Maryville at Hitch's.
Tennessee has reputation of having
more officials per capital OF the square
mile than any other state in the union.
1t may also be added that this reputa-
tion is not assisting in bringing people
with capital into our state-Knoxville
Sentinel.
Harris serves meals at all hours at
Chas. Gentry's old stand.
Gov. Turney pardoned eight con-
victs last Monday and relesed Geo.
Addney of this county, from paying
fines of fifty dollars for lewdness, five
dollars for drunkenness, five dollars
for profanity and five dollars for mis-
demeanory.
Harris sell groceries of all kinds
cheap-Goods delivered. Phone 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ellis gave a
dance and social to a number of their
friends, at their handsome country
home two miles from here on the
Louisville road. Refreshments were
served. Several went from Maryville
and an exceedingly pleasant time il
reported.
| Groceries of all kinds at rock
bottom prices at Hitch's. Goods
delivered.
Interesting revival services are il
progress at the East End M. E
Church. Services every night thi
week. Rev. ]. A. Ruble will preacl
to night aud will remain in the meet
ings most ofthis week. All are cordi
ally invited to attend. -Knsxvill
Sentinel.
The incest line of Christina
cards, stationary and albums il
town at Hitch's.
A notable wedding occurred il
Happy Valley. T. B. Whitehead ant
Mrs. Jane Garland were united ii
marriage. Mr.. Whitehead is NOR
familiarly know as "Buckshanks
having been given that name from tn
fact that his unerring rife never let
buck or deer escape. Mr.. Whiieher
is loyal east Tennessee Mountainee
is aman who has his opinions and sticl
to them. He is about 10 years old
served through the late war an
draws pension. The bride is
well known widow lady well advance
. in life. The TIMES joins with man
other friends in wishing the coupl
much joy as they go peacefully dow