The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-18

you don't DelleVe IL cali anu see Mn
while attending Court.
Every body who comes from the
country will please bring a large
handful of flowers the 30th of this
month. Let us cover the graves OF
the departed with a fiowery man.
tie.
While you are attending Court
don't forget to attend B. Strawzk's
auction, every day until the 25th of
the month. Every time you buy a
dollars worth of goods, he "knocks
Off 10 cents, and you get the goods
for 60 cents.
There was an error in the notice
handed to us, concerning the Will
ling Workers meeting Of the Chill
howee Association which meets
with the Pleasant Grove church.
1t will contiue three days, common
cling Friday morning.
The Ladies are especially invited
to be present at the Decoration OF
the Soldiers graves at this place,
May 30th, and also to be present at
the exercises in the afternoon.
For SALE-AInice, new, ten-room
house, on the Neff & Henry addition,
stable, wood-house and smoke-house
complete. Will sell cheap for cash.
For further information, call on or
address w. b. IRWIN.
G. B. Ross has a first class Ice
Cream Parlor and in good style, is
now open for the season. l will sell
by the dish or gallon, and will not
be undersoId. G. b. Ross.
B. Strawzk doesn't charge you
anything for showing you his fine
stock of goods, but if you go and
look, you will buy, for he will close
out his present stock before the 25th
of the month at any price.
About the checklist thing we
have heard Of lately was the going
of a man to our POstm aster and ask
ing him to hand out someone's Ad-
vance that "he'd give it back to him
in a minute" For gall and stingi-
ness this man can be compared to
the farmer out West who bred his
honey bees to lightning bugs 50 that
they could see to work at night
Jellico Advance.
Major Ben Cunningham will act
as presidin G officer on Memorial
Day, and Capt. }. p. Edmondson
will act as officer of the day. The
procession will be formed in front
of the Court House at $3.50 O'clock in
the following order. Sons of Vet,
Grams, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, Citizens on foot and in carriag-
es.
ave obtain patents FOR protection
not for ornament. Send for our
valuable pamphlet. Dubois & Du.
! Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash.
ington, d. G. Mention this paper
9 g. Tyr.
The directors Of the 14th District
met last Saturday and employed
teachers for the schools Of the dis.
trict, They have seven schools in
the district: six white and one col
ored. Following is the list Of teach
ers: Will M. Nuchols, Wellstown
John Hitch, Pleasant Grove; Miss
Hannah Kellar, Laws Chapel;
Andy Gamble, Walkers Chapel;
- Seaton, Cold Spring; Will Kee-
bic, No. 6.
Tom Sexton, the blacksmith
preacher, is conducting an interest
ing revival service at the M. E
Church. Up to Tuesday morning
there were 81 conversions. Rev
Sexton is an earnest christian as ev.
cry one who hears him can testify
All unite in wishing him a long life
and that he may accomplish a great
deal Of good.
Mr.. James Thornton has just fin.
ished two more beautiful medals
which are exhibited in his show
case. Both of them are to be given
for general excellency. The Thorn.
ton medal is a scroll, with the name
of the donor engraved upon it, at.
tached to this is a shield crowned
with an olive leaf, thus signifying
victory. The McTeer medal is the
scroll and an acorn attached. The
former is for the Freshman and
Sophomore classes, and the latter
for the Preparatory department.
We earnestly hope that none Of