The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-06-16

MONDAY.
Smoke the Cone, Shields & Co.
Trade Mark cigar at Harper's.
Three thousand month Trade
Mark cigar by Cone, Shields & Co.
James Ellis, Sewer County, visit
ed relatives and friends over Sun
day.
The Trade Mark cigar of Cone,
Shields & Co. at Harper's takes the
lead.
| A social at w. R. Teeguarden's
is on the program for tomorrow ev.
ening.
Don't fail to try Cone, Shield &
Co.'S "Belle of Swananoa" at Leedy
& Colbert's.
Rev. J. W. Carnes will occupy
his city pulpit next Sunday night.
All are invited.
Mrs. w. r. Teegarden returned
from visit to Allegheny Springs,
Sabbath afternoon.
Cone, Shields 4 Co.'S "Belle Of
Swananoa" is the smokers delight
at Leedy & COlbert's.
John Lamburt and family, of
Tracy City, are late arrivals and
additions to Maryville.
For RENT,-One dwelling house,
3 rooms, 2 cisterns, cellar, wood
house, ETC., by G. B. Ross.
Rev. 7. McCawley, Of Chattanoo-
ga, filed the New Providence pull
pit last Sabbath morning.
Mrs. Vance and daughter,of Mem
phis, are In the city and have taken
rooms at Mrs. Townsend's.
Mrs. H. O. Wilson and Miss Jes.
sic Ford left Tuesday morning for
a visit with friends in Kentucky.
w. T. Parham and John w. Hale
left Monday morning to attend the
Judicial and Gubernatorial conven-
tions at Nashville.
Messrs. Newman and Rankin en-.
tertained the New Providence con.
gregation Sunday night with song
service by their singing class.
, NJ. NJ. Simpson, matchmaker and
jeweler, has removed his shop tc
Leedy & Colbert's store. Hi:
friends are invited to call. %;
Rev. Thomas Pitman, Of Dallas
f Texas, is visiting friends in the
county. Mr.. Pitman filled the pull
pit at the Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Betty Anderson and daugh
| ters, Rosa and Ella, will leave to
morrow morning for Mt. Nebo, a
which place they will spend sever
al weeks.
Miss Lucy Kicks, who is taking {
, course of study as professional
nurse, in the Cook County hospital
Chicago, is visiting her parents fol
a few weeks.
Miss Lou Cuson has been visiting
, in the city as guest of Mrs. Jane,
Lowe. She returned to KnoXvill,
Monday, accompanied by Mrs
Lowe, who will spend a few day,
t. with friends.
f Roll Hanna returned Tuesday ev
E ening from an extended trip through
Florida. He reports Roy as mucl
improved in health. Roll brOugh
back with him a number Of SINAI
live alligatOrs which are on exhibi
ton at the Anchor Wooden Mills.
e Prof w. A. Cate showed us las
Monday three varieties of raspber
ries which he is cultivating. "Shaf
fer's Colossal" a dark purple berry
and the "Cuthbert," red, are espec
" tally fine favored and grow yer,
large. They were the finest W,
have seen this season. Such Der
ries would easily bring so and
cents per gallon in market.
!, Frank Willard and N. l.. Hasting
!. have formed partnership in tn
sash and door factory and plainin,
mill business. Mr.. Hastings
also now giving his entire attention
to the business. They have adde,
a first-class improved steam dr.
/. kiln. which gives the best drie
r lumber in the market, beside
!. doing away with all danger of fir
Q Their facilities for doing good an
r speedy work are being increased
' We bespeak for the new firm
liberal patronage.