The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-01

ItS very Few things We have Ieft
out Of al those nice Millinery. Goods; !,
what there II loft If them you can
get for half value.
BOND, TEDFoRD 4 WEBB.
Mr.. c. D. Payne, publisher Of the
Union Signal, Chicago, ILL.,, writes: ,
never saw anything that would
cure headache like,your Bradycro-
tine. l.
The Humane Society will hold its
next Quarterly meeting at the ,
Court House Saturday evening,
July 18th. Further notice next
week. r9ad II
A Demorest silver medal contest
will be held at Forest Hill, July 4th,
at p. m, by class Of young Ia.
dies. Everybody invited to attend.
JOHN B. J. BRICKEY.
The following were among the
Knoxvillians who spent Sunday in
this city: a. NJ. Caulkins, Lee
Wetzel, ]. K. Callahan, and James
Hood.
Everything in Dry Goods and
Clothing in our house goes now at
a great reduction, so come and buy
while you can get goods cheap. |
BOND, TEDFoRD & WEBB.
The Maryvllle Minister'S Associa-
ton will meet at the M. E. Church,
South, Tuesday, July 7.h. All min.
listers residing within the county
are cordially invited.
The M. E. church has decided to
give Rev. Sparrow q vacation Of
two or three weeks. All the regu.
lar services ofthe church will be-
continued except Sunday night.
u
, Editor Rule, Of the Knoxville
Journal, made these headquarters a
pleasant call last week. Mr.. Rule is
t a candidate for Congress and finds
many warm friends in this county
and may secure the delegation.
e Dr. G.. w. Earle, Pickens, s. c.,
$ writes: ~ recommended BIB. to
a man who had suffered for years
/, with malignant ulcer on his leg,
: that seemed to resist all other treat.
ment. After using four or Ave bot
ties the ulcer began to heal and his
> leg is now sound and WE'LL" PAW
Just after going to press last week
we received a telegram from Hon
:, F. D. Owings, announcing his With
- drawal from the race for Congress
This sets our people to thinking as
d to whom their next choice will BE-
4 and it is little early yet to deter
v mine.
!. The musical concert given at the
r New Providence church, last Fri
day evening, was considered a sue
cess by those present. The male
quartet, of this place, was highly
!" complimentcd. While Messrs
Richards, Mckenzie and Miss
v Switched, of Knoxville, gave a;
5, good selections as they have here
5. tofore.
Messrs. Jim Taylor and Ems
n Hodsden gave a social, and ict
y cream supper at the Eureka House
last Saturday night. A jolly cr0w(
q was present and a fine time was
g had. Miss Jennie Thompson was
awarded the prize for being thu
prettiest young lady present, anC
u j. M. Taylor for being the hand
e soonest young man. Taken alto
gether this was one of the pleasant
t, est and most successful events o
IS the season,
Mr.. Will McCamy, who left thi
county and went to Georgia sool
r after the war, has returned to tn,
n home of his childhood. He brOugh
with him wagon made in thi
county over 40 years ago, and al
u axe made here in Maryville owe
10 50 years ago. He also brought bacl
with him an old dye kettle over on
,e hundred and ten years old, whicl
W he took with him when he left thi
.. county. This shows how thing
will last whenthe proper care i
lie taken of them. If any one in tn
g county can beat the above W
ST would like to hear from them.