The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-17


Col. G w. Charlton, Of Knoxville,
died on last Saturday, of fiux. Mr..
Charlton has been a leading man
in building up Knoxville.
You can buy a good article Of
lubricating oil for your machinery
at IS cents q gallon at George
Toole's. Do not forget where 1t is
kept.
Charley Badgett, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman Badgett, was sick q
few days last week but is better.
j. H. Gillespie, Of Alabama rent
ed the house of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kinney, on Main street. Mr.. Gill
lespie used to live here and returns
now to make this his future home.
Will Chumlea is foreman of the
Grand Jury of the United States
court at Knoxville.
Two more issues of the large list,
on the oath inst. and 18th of August,
will complete the contract with US
for the citizen subscription. We
would be glad to continue the ad-
vertising for the business men
through the fall season.
Mrs. Ida Schoolcraft daughter
of w. M. Watkins, who came here
from Kansas two weeks since for
her health, is in q very weak con-
ditiOn.
Pull up all the weeds along your
side walk and bitches. It will pay
to do this in more respects than
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. McCamy, Of
Bank, Tenn, had born to them a
daughter some time since which
they think is the finest girl in the
county. Good for Nc.
Prof. T. L. Neff and wife went to
the mountains on Tuesday and
returned on Thursday.
We had a heated term last week
such as we have not had this year
Fans were in good demand.
Farmers were busy threshine
wheat and cutting oats the pas
week. Wheat turns out well ani
to such as wanted to thresh tina
grain without stacking or moving
it have had splendid time.
Blackberries are not legal tendel
but they are very good this year
the rains of the past three week
made that crop success. Tel
cents per gallon is certainly cheal
enough for any one to eat, excep
such - have not got the change.
Grated or budded peaches hav
been commanding one dollar pc
bushel. The cheap grade Of peach
es have not yet made their appear
ance in market.
The first number of the Indicate
has made its appearance. 1t is
heater and better printed pape
than its predecessor the "News'
1t is Democratic having Capt. Har
mum and Charles Gates Sen, fc
. editors, and John Everett for prin
er and publisher.
Messrs. Sims and Birk are tn
gentlemen who bought Montval
. Springs. They are thorough goin
men who will, in short time, boz
for oil and gas on the Montval
. lands. They have the machiner
t and if successful in either, raj
road will be built at once frol
-, Maryville to that point. Look OF
for sensation.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Duggan, wife
y J. w. Duggan, our County Superb
tendant of public schools, died c
n Wednesday the 10th inst, of cata
rhal fever, aged % years. MI
Duggan leaves six children, Il
u youngest of which is ninetee
months old.
A letter from Mr.. Gale disclOs'
the fact that since his return
= Michigan his disease, asthma, h
. returned. 1t is the climate he
D. that keeps off asthma. If Mr.. Ga
8 had remained here it would ba,
j. resulted in permanent cure. v
n do not know of any asmatic cas-
in this country.
j. Mr.. Boyle, a former resident
v Maryville, has been here on a Wis
for a few days.
: A singular suit was commence
= in one of the courts, according
- an exchange, for damages agair
q neighbor who put wire screens