The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-02-24

Try the "Trade Mark" cigar at
Harper's.
Everybody with all their friends
invited to L. ]. Magill's.
Col. Scott, o. Knoxville, was in
town last Friday.
Ladies, 60 to L. ]. Magilps for
Zeigler Bros shoes.
Sweet Water Nalley Brogans for
$1.OO, at L. ]. Magilps.
If you want a hat from Is cents
to $500, 60 to L. ]. Magilrs.
Buy the Dongola hand-sewed
Gents shoe at L. J. Magilps.
Rev. J. A. Ruble will occupy his
pulpit Sunday morning at 1Oh.
The cold snap of Friday night
took the breath out of the robins.
Early Rose potatoes and yellow
onion sets at j. M. Hood & Sons.
Samuel Cowan's new house in
East Maryville is ready for enclos-
ing.
Magill has come to stay, and
prices have come to stay-way
down.
Saturday will be Longfellow's
birthday. Henry has been dead
four years, nearly.
Mrs. 0. D. Lloyd left Saturday
for Nashville, to attend the funeral
of her brother, T. Nor vail.
Mr.. Hufistetler is getting mater
ial on the ground for his new resi-
dence in the east part of town.
Blackburn Ross and John Blank
inship escorted Will Snider to the
state prison at Nashville last week.
Monday was a boss day for fish,
ing. Several fishermen returned
in the evening well laden with
suckers.
Spencer H. Henry and Geo. w.
Henry will hold song service at
Sunday Springs, Sunday at p. m,
All are invited.
Rev. J. T. Reagan will leave for
Kentucky about May 1st, as Pres.
byterial Missionary in the Tran.
sylvanian Synod.
Monday was Washington's birth
day. 1t will be remembered by the
older citizens that George was the
father of his country.
The regular monthly temperance
meeting will be held at the Bap
fist Church next Sunday night
Rev. P. B. McCarrell, of Rockford
will deliver the discourse.
Any person who wishes to trad,
a horse for first-class, new organ
made By the Chicago Cottage Or
gan Co, can be accommodated
We have also q town lot to trad,
for lumber. Call at this Office.
Maryville is good market TO
farmers and fruit raisers. One far
mer from Wears Cove has alread,
sold on the streets nearly $50 bush
els of apples and has still so NOR
to bring. The various Coves II
this County and Sewer County fur
nish the finest fruit that come
here. North Carolina brings
large amount of fruit, but it genel
ally comes in q bruised condition
Apples should be very solidl
packed in barrels before transpol
tatiOn.
If we were to tell the people {
; Blount County how many thousan
pounds of roller process flour
! brought to Maryville each mont
Of the year they would be surpri
} ed. This shipping in cripples tn
} energies Of our business, by sendin
{ 50 much money away from hom
: But there is a demand for this flo,
and the demand Is increasing eac
month, according to the report
our railroad officials. How can
be stopped is the question. Thel
is but one way to do this, and tn
IL to turn our mills into manufa
turing the roller process -four. II
d milling business in this Coun
z will soon be destroyed unless tn
a is done. Farmers will sell the
+ wheat to be shipped away, and tn,
n buy their -four from the nerchan
h here, or Knoxville. Think of tn
e We men who are interested in Il
\. business. We were surprised VIII
It we talked with Conductor H0
on this subject.