The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-29
w. g. Clemens, Of Baltimore Md,
was q business visitor last week.

Out of a herd Of about seventy
fine hogs James Goddard lost about
forty last week.
E. j. Watkins, of Knoxville was
seen on our streets last Saturday.
w. B. Swan, of Memphis, was
among the visitors last week.
New stock of winter clothing at
Bond, Tedford & Webb's.
Will Harper came down from
Knoxville, with E. w. Tedford and
son Linton.
Mrs. Geo. Rains, nee Lizzie Allen,
of Knoxville, is here visiting her
mother and friends, this week.
William Magill of Madisonville
is visiting in and abound Maryville.
Mr.. West of Clover hill is visiting
his son N. R. West of this place.
Roll Hama took q business trip to
Tallapoosa, Ga, last week.
A. w. Percy of Toledo, Ohio spent
a few days of last week in this city.
J. F. Clark was seen on our streets
last week.
L. q. Whetzel and A. NJ. Caulkins,
came over from Knoxville the first
of last week.
Oliver Stanley came in Sunday
from Hartman, to visit home folks.
Fay Crudup's tall form is seen on
our streets quite often Of late. Won
der If the pretty face Of one of
Maryville's young ladies is not the
attraction!
]. H. Ross, of North Carolina,
was among the visitors the first of
last week.
Attorney 8. P. Rowan, was in
Knoxville the first 6flast week.
Attorney Andrew Gamble had
business in Knoxville last Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Matte Hughs left last week
for Montvale Springs, where she
will spend the heated season.
Prof. Guiding, of near Kansas
City, was visiting friends In this
city last week.
Mr.. ]. G. Smith and wife, OF Paris,
KY, were visiting with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. John Webb, last week.
Their son accompanied them.
Biliousness, constipation, torpid
liver, etc., cured by Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, SO doses 25c. Samples
free at w. F. Simspon's. @-1yr.
The following gentleman Of Lou.
don passed through our city last
Thursday: E. E. Cureton, Sam r.
Rodgers, J. ]. O'Connor, and John
G. Greer.
Save your stock with Pratts Food
Save your fruit sure with Wilson's
Preservative prepared by T. A. Hill
Save expense with Vulcan Plow
Save money by trading with Hill &
, Keny.
Boys playing ball In the eastern
portion Of the city should be careful
about the language they use. Some
of the citizens are very much an
: noyed by the loud talking ant
rough language.
E. E. Carter, Capt. of the Knox
Z vile Camp of Sons of Veterans, In
r spected the Camp ut this place Sat
urday. After the camp inspection
/ the boys went down to Ross Hal
and inspected the contents Of an ic
cream can.
; James w. Lankas}er, Hawkin
I vile, Ga, writes: "My wife was II
!. bad health for eight years. Five
doctors and as many more differen
patient medicines had done her N
Sood. Six bottles of B B has cur
= ed her." .9.4W
Mr.. A. B. Laforme, Boston, Mass
says: l ordered and distributed on,
$ dozen large bottles Bradycrotine
: among my friencs afflicted wit
: headache, and in every case it ha
afforded almost instantaneous re
lief.
A. Badgett and wife, of Rockford
were visiting with Newman Bad
gett and family, last week. He CAV
n this office a most pleasant call an
q an order in the shape of dollal
4 for the TINES to be sent to hir
q for another year. Come again Nj
l. Badgett.