The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-27

Faf erc's the Lick AMI Key
Or .A,N. arrows come anu bee,
or Axes warranted free
1 or Stoves as good as there be
or Flows and singletree
N or Farming machinery
or Hardware Hill and Keny.
ave obtain patents for protection,
not for ornament. Send for our
valuable pamphlet. Dubois x Du-
Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash
ington, d. c. Mention this paper"
O. s. Tyr.
Besides helping the Patriotic Or
der of Sons of Veterans, you will
have as good two hours and
half entertainment as you ever at
tended, at the Temperance Drama.
In loves Hall next Thursday
night.
Come one! Come all! Come great
and small, and bring your best girl
to see the greatest Temperance
Drama of the age, also the newly
decorated and well equipped Opera
Hall of Maryville.
MORTON & GODDARD,
Managers.
The price of the AMERICAN FARM
Err is one dollar per year; and The
TIMES one dollar. We will send
them both, for one dollar, to our
readers who pay up to the present
time and one year in advance.
Sample copies at this office.
We thank our readers for the lib
eral way in which they filed into
these headquarters the past few
days and paid up their subscrip'
tions. Many have made us glad
twice by paying up to the present
time and a year in advance.
On the 10Th of December last veal
while w. s. Long was at work on
Piney Grove Church, the scaffOldine
gave way and ne fell and broke his
arm above the elbow. DR.. Single
ton was called in and reset the
broken member.
The Dwelling house of VIM. Birt
of Tuckaleechee Cove, burned dOwr
Monday while he was in town anC
his wife was visiting a neighbOr
He had just received two hundred
dollars worth of Store goods, the!
, were consumed by the fire. No in
surance.
A. Kennedy, on Little River, ha
small farm to rent or lease fO
one, five, or ten years. A hous
with a spring near the door. Gar
den and truck patch, one small fell
and two stables. For three dollar
: a month payable every three mon
tbs. y 2Wk:
Will A. Pittenger, who is attend
ing College here, has been electe
by his class at Oberlin, where h
> formally attended school, to tax
part in the 0ratorical Contest q
| that place next year. He will nj
t leave here, however, until the en-
# of this term of school.
Will Sharp, the colored man VIII
y was sent from this place to the Pei
e itentiary for stabbing Sol Kennel
: died Saturday night, in KnOxvill
He is one of the escaped convic
9 who was not captured after Il
q miners turned them out of Il
4 stockade at Briceville.
l. Don't forget that the Temperan,
Drama will be presented in Lowe
a hall which has been retitted by
= B. Morton and VIC Goddard. Ne
N and neat scenery has been paint'
,C and put up. Maryville now h
quite creditable Opera Hall viii,
is now open for Companies.
=, Mr.. Ernest Hodsden left for Jel
,r co last Friday where he will ma
b. his home in the future. Erne
has been Clerk in the Post Off
and also Typo on this paper I
y some time past. He made stea,
u and reliable hand. His trien
ie wish him success in his new hon
j. M. Armstrong, in this issue, 9
nounces himself as candidate for
|" election to the Office of Sheriff
10 Blount County. Mr.. Armstrong I
III served the county faithfully a
nc well during the past two terms
sheriff. He has never faltered, +
an flirched in his official duty. He
or gentlemanly and obliging. Taxi
IL all in consideration he has made
n good sheriff as BlOunt County ,
er had and if reelected to that off
will continue to serve the county
" the same straightforward way.