The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-06-26
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Our great mountains furnish large
quantities Of chestnut, oak, pine,
popular. walnut and other kinds OF
timber. Gold and silver are found
in small quantities, and many
believe profitable veins Of them will
be discovered.
MARBLE ETC.
Marble is found almost every
where. At Louisville. seven miles
from Maryville, on the Tennessee
river in perpendicular walls 200 feet
high is the Cliff Quarry having 20 OF
80 varieties Of marble and is worked
by the celebrated firm Of N. H.
Evans l. Son, of Baltimore, Md
There is enough marble there tor
other firms. and it is hoped the
whole vast beds will be put into the
market.
Iron ore is abundant and Of good
quality.
SUMNER RESORTS.
This county has long been celebra-
ted for Summer. Resorts. There
are four of them and all, are on the
West side ofthe Chilhowee Noun
tains. Chalybeate and Sulphur
waters are abundant. Montvale,
called the Saratoga Of the South. "
nine miles from Maryville, is the
oldest of these resorts and has mad
several hundred visitors annually.
Many now seek its shady retreat
and drink its medicinal waters and
have years added to their earthly
pilgramage. Further down the
mountain range is the Allegheny
Springs, built by N. Mccoy. Of
Indiana, at an expense Of $4,000.
The hotel is new, nicely furnished
and attractive. This resort is IL
miles from Maryville. Nine miles
from town, nestled among the forest
trees is Melrose, and its sweet name
will not disappoint the guests who
eat from Mrs. Miller's table. Las
and higher on the mountain side
than all others is Mt. Nebo, and il
is hard to believe that the CRANE
heroic leader of old Iseral behelt
from his Nebo a more magnificent
landscape or inhaled more refresh
ing atmosphere than do the guests
at the Nebo Of Blount County, Ten
nessee, A. A. Wilson proprietor
Here at these resorts chalybeatt
waters flow and many leave them
every year invigorated. All who
come to these fountains Of repose
are not annoyed by the omnipresent
musquito. In vain will you listen
to hear his buzz, nor will he pune
ture the most delicate little hand.
THE BUSINESS ESTABLISH
MENTS IN MARYVlLLE.
One bank, one hotel, two weekly
papers, one book and stationary
store. two steam wooden mills, three
Touring mills, two b" water and one
by steam which has the roller pro-
cess, two steam house furnishing
shops, one steam saw mill, one steam
brick mill, one steam printing press.
one steam repair shop, one broom
factory, two tin shops, two wagon
shops, three blacksmiths, six car
penters, six shoe shops, three har'
ness shops, two meat shops, one
bakery, two photograph galleries
two jewellers, two drug stores, two
dentists, seven family supply stores
two hardware stores, one clothing
store. one poultry and egg store, one
furniture store, seven dry goods
stores, two others now building fol
wholesale and retail trade. one new.
office, one sewing machine house
one shirt establishment, two dress
makers, one tannery, seven church
buildings.
PROFESSIONS, ETC.
Eight lawyers, seven physicians
twelve ministers, twelve teachers il
our schools. We have two charter
ed companies, one to send sprin!
water along the main street, tn
other to build a street railroad.
| We bear the glad tidings all tn
world around That there is not
liouOr saloon in the town or county