The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-03-24

panels OI rail- renee burned frluay.
The fire origin ated from an incen-
1iary, q lunatic.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass, Paints,
Oils and Builders supplies.
John I. Rowntree & Co.
Knoxville, Tenn.
An expression is now being TAX
en- among republicans of the sever
al Districts to determine what can
didates shall receive the nOmina-
tons for the various county offices.
Our little example that appeared
on the first page Of last weeks is
sue has created much fun, a good
deal of excitementsand much loud
talking. See solutions in another
place.
Hon. Mr.. Norwood. a member
of Congress from Savannah. Ga,
was in town last week visiting his
uncle. He reports Judge HOuk is
considerably afflicted with rheuma-
tism.
Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers
and all kinds of Machinery.
j. T. ROwNTREE & Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
About 81 fishermen bold were on
the various banks of Pistol Creek
last Thursday. The stream is full
of fish this year, but the perplexing
question is, show shall we get them
Out?"
Mrs. Clara Tadlock writes to US
from the old country, part of
which letter may be found on tire
first page. We are so crowded for
space that we are compelled to
leave half of it till next week.
Several citizens and number of
small boys improved some of their
leisure moments last Saturday aft
ernoon in watching a rooster fight.
They ought to be ashamed-that is
the men and boys.
Mrs. Anna Flu ton left for Knox
vile Monday morning, where she
will remain this week. On Satur-
day she takes her departure from
East Tennessee and re urns to her
home in New England.
VIM. B. Stephens, wife and
son, of jacksonville, were in town
last Wednesday attending the
funeral of Henry Miller. Mr.. Cans,
of Cans, Arnold & Co., Philadel-
phia, was in attendance also.
John Allen was in town Monday
morning early, with signs of in
finite satisfaction chasing each
other across his visage. The secret
of his joyful cOuntenance is a 8
pound girl baby. Everybody swing!
At Eagleton's schoOl-house on
last Sunday there were between 80
and 40 conversions. The services
were conducted by McCrOsky and
and James Kinnaman. Sunday
night closed the series of meetings.
o. d. Lloyd has purchased the
stock of hardware formerly owned
by j. NJ. Greer & Co. The store was
LFp-opened last week and is now
Efeady forOperation. The store has
been refitted and the stock rear.
ranged. His new ad. appears in
this weeks issue.
Joe Sawtell, a former student OF
Maryville College, but now of KAN
sas, has been visiting friends here
during the past few days. Mr.. Saw
tell has Just completed the course
at the Baltimore Medical College
and will soon begin practice in his
western home.
We would like to have the names
of every man and woman who was
raised in BlOunt County or lived
here any length of time, and who
are now living in other States or in
other counties IN this State. We
will be under many obligations Il
our friends will give us names; we
desire to send sample copies of the
TIMES to them.
The Vim. Deering Mfg. Co., o
Chicago, the largest manufacturers
of Agricultural machinery i'm tn,
world, have establishes branch a
Knoxville, Tenn. The energetic
firm of John T. Rowntree 4 Co
have charge of the house in Knox
vile, where they carry full
stock IF Mowers. ReaDers. Flinders
Rakes, Engines, Saw Mills, Thresh
ers, &c.
Arbella Lakey, wife Of w. Lakey
at Tallassa, Monroe County, me
with a serious accident MOnda,
morning. While the husband wa
out attending to the feeding sh
had a spasm and fell into the fire
burning her left side and back int
a crisp. DR.. Garner was called
attend her and reports the case a
very critical. J. H. Farr brough
the news to town Tuesday mOrnin
and to procure medicine.
One of the representatives of thi
paper, while in Knoxville a fe,
days ago, had the pleasure If tn
dc uaintance of HuddlestOn, Smitl
Powers L Co, whose advertisement
appears in this issue. We advis
leuF feaders to call and see thes
people at their store, 1893 Gay Stree
They have . stock unsurpassed
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