The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-01-23

pletlon.
Monday night, it is reported, that
some one entered the upper story off
A. c. Montgomery's house and took
all of the money they could find in
the pockets of the boys who room
there.
R. P, Chandler called on lis Thus
day. His many friends will be glad
to learn that he is improving in
health. He has been unable to walk
for seven months on account of
rheumatism.
While working near one Of the
saws at W. B. Reds Machine Shop,
George; a son of f. P. Morton, fell
and his left foot which came in con-
tact with the saw received a painful
cut.
David Wear was in town Friday
and gave THIS ofic pleasant call He
is brother-in-law of ]. +, Anderson,
who wrote the letter from juno
ton City, Cal, which was published
in last weeks TINES.
Our townsman, C. C. Dickeroon,
had as his guest wealthy ranchman
of Michigan, Mr.. Elmer Peabody.
He will probably spend some time
enjoying the beneficial effects of our
delightful climate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Birks, Of La
than, ILL.,, will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Dunlap for the next
six weeks. Mr.. Birks, who is a broth
er of Mrs. Dunlap, was formerly a
part owner of Montvale Springs.
We notice in correspondence
from Messy Creek to the Knoxville
Tribune, that Miss Matte Catlett will
visit Maryville shortly. This young
lady has many friends here, who will
be glad to wei come her
The wife of Fate Graston died at
her home near town Tuesday at II
O'Clock A. M. Stomach trouble was,
we are told, the cause of her death.
She was a lady highly esteemed by
all who knew her.
VIII Bartlett, son of DR.. P. M.
Bartlett, is at Maysville, KY, prepar-
ing himself to take charge of the dye
department in the Rockford Cotton
Mills. This industry is rapidly push,
ing to the front under its new man
agement
Jan. the 18th 1896. We are sell.
ing to day good oil table cloth facts
per yard, 3 spools thread 5cts Sc
Envelops, sets. Lace Curtains 63cts.
good overalls 5octs. 3 pint cups for
gets doz. Pen points cts.--RAcKEI
STORE.
Last week the following were
licensed to wed: Hawk Lambert and
Sarah Bryant, VIM. w. Shropshire
and Joan E. Brock, Jno, Farmer ane
Nellie Sheriff., Jno, Fuller and Del
la Stinnett.
One delinquent subscriber said he
would pay us Saturday if he lived
He's dead. Another said, "Ill see
you tomorrow" He's blind. An
other said, 81 hope to go to the devil
: if l don't pay this week" He's gone
: to his reward. -Smithville Review.
We learn that pair of good look.
ing twin girls came to the home o
Fate Wear, of Tang, last week
May the twins grow up beautiful anc
t accomplished, be a consolation tt
their parents and at last make two
homes happy for two honest men.
Our townsman, DR.. H. P. Hud
: dleston, has some very fine chickens
: They are White Cochins and las
} week one of his hens took first pre-
S MUM and his rooster second at tn
big poultry show at Knoxville. The,
, are beauties.
For several weeks four men deal
ing in quilting frames have been il
S town selling the right to certain tel
rltory to agents. One man, gave hi
a note for $500 for two counties an
f concluded he couldn't get rich on hi
{ investment, SO he came to tow
: and boughl back his notes for $40
hard cash. We hear of three me
y who havee given their notes for Sac
each.