The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-09-09
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H. T. Hackney, Of Knoxville, was
over last Thursday.
RS. Stanley, Of Broomville, Mich.
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Ross has moved to the
farm purchased Of Mr.. FrOw.
David Jones has broken dirt for
his fine residence in east Maryville.
H.K. Akers and w. B. Planter
came down from Knoxville, Satur-
day.
Mr.. James Morton, of Georgia, is
here visiting his mother and other
relatives.
A. X. Harper left last Saturday,
for New York, to lay in his Fall
stock of goods.
For Adair's A. d. Bone and Far
mer's Soluble Bone fertilizer see
Cooper, Bittle & Ambrister.
Mrs. Calvin Anderson, of Rock.
ford, has moved to town and occu-
pies Mr.. VIM. Ross house.
DR.. r. w. Goddard, of Knoxville,
was over last Thursday, visiting his
brother, John l.. Goddard.
The Empire Drill has taken the
premium in some of the best farm
ing states. See it at Cooper, Bittle
& Ambrister's.
1t is good luck for the farmers,
that Bond, Tedford Il Webb handle
grass seed, as they now offer Red
Top at so and 60 celts per bushel.
Arthur Ruble, vino has been Wis
iting his parents, Rev. Ruble and
wife, returned to his work in Kan
sas City, last week. Come again
Arthur.
Miss Lille Hathaway, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. DIR. Hathaway of this place,
returned 10 Cincinnati the first of
this week.
Farmers please remember that
we buy all kinds of grain and farm
products for which we pay the high
est cash price.
BOND, TEDFoRD & WEBB.
w. H. Henry " i'll sell
grass seeds and Fertil-
izers cheaper than any
House in E. Tennessee,
wholesale or retail.
John McClung, a thrifty and
prosperous farmer, who has large
farm in the lower end of the county,
was transacting business at this
place last Saturday.
Miss Josie Kidd, accompanied by
two brothers and a sister. left one
day last week for Waxahatchl,
Tex, where they will make their
future home, with another brother
Reuben l.. Gates left Monday
morning for Knoxville, where he
will enter upon his profession. He
goes well equipped, and will sue
coed no doubt. The TINES wishes
him abundant success.
We received a letter from G. s
Bishop, former editor of the TIMES
stating that he had secured a posi-
ton as Business Manager and Fore
man of the Lance, the Georgia AL
lance official organ, published a
Atlanta.
Ladies, ladies, think of the en-
! gagements you have broken ant
the disappointments consequent t.
others and perhaps also to your
| selves, all on account of headache
Bradycrotlue will cure you in fiji
teen minutes.
The store of Messrs. Baldwin
Grammar, at Friendsville, was de
stroyed by fire on the morning o
the End, inst. A portion of thu
, goods were saved, but the Arm los
heavily. The fire was thought t,
have been accidental. No insu
rance.
Miss Lima A. Schenck, of Loftchs
+ Bulgaria, is visiting the family o
her nephew, Prof. Herman A. Gofl
After spending nearly a decade il
the mission field Miss Schenck ha
returned to rest for a time and +
visit friends and relatives in New
York, Michigan and Tennessee.
Rev. John s. Eakin left Frida,
for New Market, where he has beel
called as pastor Of the First Presby
toriou Church Mr. Eokiu Ia opo n