The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-12

Blliousness, constipation, torpid
liver, etc, cured by Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, 50 doses 25c. Samples
free atW. F. Simspon's. @-lyr.
n DR.. T. J. williamson, Eutis, Fla,
says; The bottle Of Brsdycrotine
you sent me was given three ladies
who were suffering from headache
They said the effect was instanta-
neous and very satisfactory.
Arthur Ruble, Of Kansas City, is
here visiting his parents. Mr.. Ru-
BILE has been working in the printing
Office for the Neff brothers for the
past few years. His friends are glad
to welcome him back to Maryville.
Mr.. Geo. H. Lowry left Friday
morning for Robbins, Tenn, where
he will teach school. George ia one
of our energetic, go-a-head young
men. The TIMES and a host of
friends unite in wishing him abun-
dant success.
Mr.. Plane has purchased new
hearse. 1t is perfect beauty and
looks as if a ride in it would be very
much enjoyed, but no doubt we will
put off our ride as long as possible,
W.T. would all make ours the last
ride in it. The cost was $1,000.
Andy Harris. who was one of the
live energetic young men who re-
Gently took charge of Porter's Acad-
envy died Of fever near Rockford,
Wednesday morning, Aug. s. This
is sad ending Of a young life SO
full of ambition and promise. Mr..
Harris graduated at Harrison Semi
nary last year. He and Mr.. M. A,
! Hall,> graduate of the same insti-
tuition, were to be Co-Principals in
Porter Academy the coming year.
The Blount County Teachers AS.
ISOLATION will meet at Maryville, in
the colored school house, the 9th
Saturday in August (29th) at II
O'clock a. m. The County Superin.
tendent, the school officers Of the
9th district, and all the patrons o.
school No 6, are cordially invited
to attend. This will be the frs
meeting of the kind ever held ir
Blount County, and we desire al
persons interested in school work
to give us a large attendance.
s. E. LEEPER, President Bloun
Co., Teachers Association,
Prof. s. ]. Davis is canvassinI
Maryville aud surrouding countr,
with a Pronouncing Parallel Famil,
Bible containing the old and new
versions. This is a book that shoult
} be in the home ofevery Bible reader
1t gives the two versions side by sid,
: which is great advantage over tw'
books. He is also selling a book en-
titled "Heads and faces, and How t,
study Them" This is a most inter
esting book on Phrenology ant
thoroughly explains the science, tn
reason and etc. Both Of the abov'
books would be valuable addition
to any library and should be, the Bi
Bile especially, in every home. Sc
} the professor take a look at hi
books and ifyou buy one you will b
amply paid. s5o.r. s IN si
+ Third Tennesses Cavalry Reunlo
At Maryville, on the 9Th of Septen
Der 1891. 5sos eSd ssaai.1inn,O ns v
Q Let the survivors Of the Thir
Cavalry take notice, bring a baske
with dinner also; also bring wive
q and children and have a reunion Q
the comrades and their familie
such as have not been held heret,
y fore. A program of exercises wi
9 be prepared, and an interestin
y time is expected. Come, let I
grasp each others hands again.
It s. A. CowAN,
a Chairman Executive COmmitte
3 Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that tn
Is firm of Bishop & Goddard, printer
IS and publishers of the Maryvill
Is TIMES, is this day dissolved b
mutual consent, G. 8. Bishop reti
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