The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-18

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E. J. Brumley, of Greenville, was
In town a part of last week.
d. G. HOyle, of Knoxville, had
business in our town Friday. I'd
E. s. Rogers and ]. H. Davis, Of
Knoxville, were in town last week.
w. H. Reysby, of GAINESVILLE, Ga,
Was among the visitors last week.
A. w. Percy, of Cincinnati, o.,
was looking over our town last
week.
j. P. Griffitts and F. H. Taylor, of
Knoxville, were in town last
Wednesday.
Z Nathan Goddard is one of the
lucky veterans who received a pen
sion last week.
Mr.. Giles Titus, of Knoxville, and
his son of Minnesota, spent the
Sabbath with s. r. Post Of this
place.
A number Of colored boys were
taken up and fined, Saturday even
ing, for some of their Christmas
tricks.
Edward Cummings and James
w. Young, of the editorial staff Of
the Tennessee University Student,
came down from Knoxville ON bus
mess last Friday evening.
John Dunlap, Esq, has been APP
pointed by the Governor to emu
merate the voters of Blount county,
under late law passed by the pres.
ent Legislature, and is now at work
There was an addition to the fam
lily Of DR.. J. P. Blankenship last
Saturday. A small girl baby. The
Doctor is still able to write a pre-
scription and visit his patients.
Mrs. Miller died at the home of
VIM. Hodge, her son.in.law, last
Wednesday afternoon. The be-
resved relations have the sympathy
Of the entire community.
Esq. Ben Taylor's big store at
Glover Hill, burned; down on the
morning Of the 18th. The building
and goods amounting to $l4OO were
consumed by the flames. The
building was insured, but there
was no insurance on the goods.
Many years practice have given
G. A. Snow 4 Co., Solicitors of Pat
ents at Washington, DC, unsur-
passed success in obtaining patents
for all classes of invention. They
make a specially of rejected cases,
and have secured allowance of
many patents that had been previ-
ously rejected. Their advertise
ment in another column will be OF
interest to inventors, patentees,
manufacturers and all who have to
do v it'll patents.
"Fire! Firew The sudden cry
naturally strikes terror to every
heart; but modern appliances for
fighting the merciless flames have
been carried to such degree o,
perfection that the knowledge Of
their existence inspires confidence
even when in peril from fire. The
New York Fire Department il
world-renowned for its efficiency
and everyone will be interested to
know of the methods and applian-
ces for fighting fire in the metropo-
lis, which are most wildly de-
scribed and splendidly illustrated
in the March number of DEMO
RESTS FAMILY MAGAZINE, JUS
arrived. =
As usual, this Magazine is brim
full and running over with goot
things,-something of special inter.
est to each member of the family
Those with artistic tastes will b,
delighted with the paper on eth,
Art Schools of New York." which
are most charmingly discoursed OF
iby one Who has had intimate &C
lquaintance with those most prOmi
nent, and the accompanying illus
trations are drawn from life; man,
a pleasant evening can be spent IL
the home circle learning how Il
dance from the explicit direction
and Illustrations given in "Moderl
Round Dances; those who Ion,
for q country home of their owr
may learn how their dreams ma,
be realized at small expense b,
reading about cottages that can b
. built for less than $1,000, in the pa