The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-07-24

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his business.
See Newby's advertisement of
store for sale.
Roofing and Guttering, Cooper,
Bittle & Ambrlster.
]. r. Talent, of Louisville, gave
US pleasant call last Wednesday.
The time to buy Over Coats is in
summer, so come and get them at
cost at Cooper & Bittle's.
Prof. T. L. Neff and wife, left for
their home in Greencastle, Indiana,
last Thursday morning.
Cooper, Bittle & Ambrister, are
headquarters for Hardware, Stoves,
Tinware, Wagons, Buggies etc.
Mrs. McMullin and child are
visiting Mrs. Barron. They will
remain in Maryville for some time.
Miss Pearl Knox who has had
lung trouble, has now good pros.
poets Of soon being up from her bed
Of sickness.
Give US your order for Fertilizer
and we will have it here when you
want 1t. Cooper, Bittle & Ambris-
ter.
Russell McBath, Of Knox County
is visiting friends here; among
them lisa brother and Mr.. Newman
Bagett.
We will sell you a buggy for less
money than you can buy it in
Knoxville. Cooper, Bittle & Am
brister.
Miss Ella Reagan left this morn
ing for her home, Bowling Green,
KY. She will return in September
by the way of New York.
Mrs. Josephine B. Chace, sister of
Mrs. Martha Knox, of Louisville,
KY, is visiting Mrs. Knox and
other friends in this city.
A man by the name of Frye was
arrested and put in jail on the
charge of stealing Luke Calloways
horse down on the Little Tennessee
John Thomas, brother of A. J.
Thomas has just returned to his
old home of thirty-two years ago
Mr.. Thomas will remain during the
summer.
A. s. Hunt, of Elsinore, CAL, wa
appointed Postmaster at that point
: Mr.. Hunt is Will Walkers father
in-law, so Will will remain a
deputy postmaster.
Messrs. Thorntons, of Knoxville
will occupy the Jones' building il
a few days. They will remove
J, here this week. The TIMES wei
comes them to our town.
A year and a half old filly belong
ing to T. G. Clark hung hersel
8 Thursday night by slipping he
J. head and neck into a crack of tn
barn, she was dead next morning
) The plan of the Readers Cooper
alive Union, of Chattanooga, ha
= been presented to us by Mr.. w. /
Ladd, who is now in the city repre-
!; senting it. The reduction the
offer in books and other articles
9, simply remarkable, we hearth
l. endorse it and believe that the PEI
pie of Maryville will be deeply an
!, generally interested. 1t NEAR
% books for working men. The men
n bership fee is so small that few ca
afford to be without it.
" A. X. Harper met with a paint
accident on Friday last at Boyd
planning mill. A palmer bit hs
% become loose and blew off hittir
s. Mr.. Harper on the mouth knockin
out one tooth and loosening tw
IS others and cutting his lip. 1t WI
lie quite fortunate for him that Il
speed was quite light or it wou
have caused his death or given hi
~ a very serious wound.
r A letter from Mr.. Cummings,
\; Louisville, says: 1t was not Il
boys that stole four hundred dollar
'e that the thief was man, and TIL
tc he knows who he is; that the DO.
X only took a small amount and spe
- some of that for candy. The lett
~ of Mr.. Cummings was so person
re to our inform ant that we could n
rs publish it without being subject
a suit for damages.