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EOk SALE
HOUSES.
NORTHWEST.
ST. b ,33.,S To 333A psx hh

Eok SALE ,orsv.
22ll to 22a3 10th =, D I33as to 1884 PHbh.
1Si f..s Dr. 2tSOS g st 7r 1893 1893
itES soth ST. ,5 p ooo 1919 - b mi Or $500
II $si W h. oOO is .aa 4 Be-. Mas. az. $500
ISIS $. h. 1900 r 9ash s sns sY FAN "a GOO
1eis BIZ 90 Al sii. t. Il Il F.'heS
.i houses on Fst. IA 900 and . houses in rear
OBJ 81 5000 2sis sss :, h. g.oSS
49, st. D. FIJI. Ar and = h in
49, Missouri ave- O sos 9Th bh. MI sr + go SO
1876 Al 40 and Al 200 s33 $50 22d stbh. sr
,: g :, II iS,5oe 49, and 1924 sil i sooO
"a Sc b. ri q; 7iG St 81 Zoo
1jss qts e6 500 s. snd s. s. Dsiies.
l43I boundary. h. m Alley de-. sist and I'd.
Lsr..-.-..--........7.I 100 M and N sts. y. 8
The above !. only portion Of the properly on my
the LIST and 10Th tapI2I THus. E. WAGGAMAN.
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN-TwOP PRETTY HOUSES:
u cabinet mantels and all modern improvements;
SITS .. Inquire Of ow SfiSs 81 @ eof .ih and
II Q between 18th and 18th SITS NV. 10
9th between Q and SITS ". i rooms nj.
Corner North Capitol SITS. rooms, m 0'oo
North Capitol above st ". rooms. m ''Ooo
$500
, land ave: each $500
and bath: terms easy 1900
room: and h.li. large yards gas snd wafer
terms. Rent for 81 per month
Also other properuea
For fuu particulars and permit to inspect call upon
hcLACHLEN Il BATCHELDFR
Al9 Corner 10th and q ste nv.
Il bricks on X 1t bet leth and 2oth; can now b
"sHAREHoLDER.-
472 Ii ave, Room 30,
EoR sA IL CONN. AVE. STONE FRONT:
SONElY decorated and papered: NEW ds.isns in Gas
, JAS M GREEN.
mh3l-lm III l4thst
Il Beautiful homes In Desirable locality near N.rx
land ave ne containing rooMs and bath. all modern
&c. Before purchasing elsewhere cab and examine
thus attractive property IL will give you some dea Of
podsi siss hone' can Be seen ali day. Apply 400
EoRsALE-AFIRsT-CLAs sDwELLING. NEARLY
- new 10 rooms; corner lot; SIDE windows; over
Looking circle in northwest part Of city, especially
Price, SIS 600; terms easy Address A. n C. IocE
Box LA. city post ofhca mh2S-Im
EroR sALE-BARGAINl NEW HOUSES. GAS AND
- o4l r stn Q; rs II front; rooIls, pantry and
HUNT. 1903 stnw ia6-4In
EfoR sAI.E-HANDsOME BRICK DWELLING; IA
Il rooms; French glass Windows: ali modern i'm
provements most fashionabie and central section Of
4 A PHILLIPS 4 SON,
mnIS-Lm l4l9 New York ava
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EyOR SALE OR ExCHANaE-A CARLOAD OF
horses lust from the country combination drivers
.nd 500 must be to be appresiasod Rear Of I'll
I,oR sALE-LADIEs' PSYCHIC BICYCLE; GOOD
eE e0n an I'm newiy painted lamp aud Insy5e car
FOR saLEIGoLD DOLLARS HALVES AND
E quarters: slse Lora's prayer. rare coma. nom
is~slIy bought. A c26 W fE and ShRi,an'
sp13 231 Pennsyivania ave NV.
aw WIN = = sn'-D, NA 0l sur splaf4e! |"
J,oR sALE-4s-INcH COLUMBIA BICYCLE;
koGsHs. cor TisnEhs and TatusH -. Sie!.pasl 4
I,oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ICE CHESTS,
niture beddins &c. sold at term. to suit at HUGO
T1oR saLE-FANoY CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR
1..ssss ssid ,hs. eau. Sc sShsI IS. B ians5
ISoR s1LE-MILK DIRECT FROM FARM 8
rs cents tsp pns IS cents per gallon Address com
IIoR sALE-TYPEWkITERs OF ALI. KINDS
i, bennington smth ;,,u Csli =, Hammond and
rTEfani iiSRfxssiE.
$40 St NV. mhi7
I,oR sALE-L0RD's PRAYER GOLD DOLLARS,
relics, curo. sniqus jewelry bonsht and sold CON
f FtSSss les as r,sh repairing GEo
I,oR sALE-..oIToD GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
'fsosa III ss. :. u for circular Or
lIOR sALK-A GOOD IMPROVED FIRE-pRoOF
II safe; good a. new: win sal cheap to ss at once
s sasr s oso s'0s ea'a OF tuna Ada's'' ISt 49,
L.OR sALR-FOLDING BED; SHUTS UP INTO
II solid walnut sstlebasrd; cost $40; will sell for
$50, including mattress. Arpiy % 1910 11th NV.
apll-3ts
EoR sALE-TIREE MARBLE FITTINGS FOR
Il stationary washstandA Apply at 1915 l1th st.
IGOR sALE-BY PARTIES GOING IN HEAVY
- mourning. spring and other clothing, imported
borHet black silk ress ,6 bust mezsurei and BERN
hardt lace MANTLE %. ego and s10; Rentiemans gold
watch. chain aud rfne. els; some tho bric-x-brac
ODDS ana ends of furniture, Eouse fng rent.
ONCE. ID go
A UTHoEIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
ACommunentions promptIy attended to; confide.i-
tal Telephone. 340I once open al hpurx WM
WILLIAMS. Manager. o20 st nv. do-5Ins
CRIME TRADE BRINGS FORTH An INCREASED
- demand Tor Eeists second-hant Clothing Hest
prizes paid Addresso or cal Ut JUsTH's OLD STAND.
w D"au sp2
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BOARDING.

WASTED-BY A CATERER, SIX WEEKLY
w boa:Jiers TO send out meals to; everything
strictly hrst class terms very reasonable; ref
erenees Address PRIVATE CAIEREh. Star Office
spl4-3ts
TIVE SOUTHERN, 3I1 18TH ST, RESORT FOR
Il sightseers; rooms with board 81 per day; 90 to
sS per week newly retted elegant rooms: near NIL
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Ar frame in Tenley-
town ..........Sl2 %
2 fine stables, 8 and d
stalls, each respect
lively 90 and IL so
NKTNS. $40 10Th st NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A BRICK HOUSE, Eight og NINE
w rooms. two-stOry and attic preferred; All m d.
IN In PFGFslEeats; northwest c.ty: south or
e.st foEt price less than $4,000. In ansNrrinr
Eve prlce and al particulars Addrcs. y star of.ess
WAsIED-FUENISHkD HOUSE TO CAR: kt1Ix
w dll-in- tie summer by government otfciaI anil
vie oesi % refs Address Box 80, o.cr I3-.,t.
WAN1ED-I HAVE 500 CASH AND CAN pay
W 50 Ter month Who kss hostso they wul,t 70
neil upon The sb1Te terms, None but oxi,ers ns.si
reply. Address &oNTHLY. STAR ofhcs. api2.U
WASTED--Io EXCHANGE soNF pyR CFyr
w rayI-s stock for good modern -bt,i.t hos. l.,
choice lOca Ity prefers detac he'd one Aieress ,,s-
nuinoc-s CT houses. Box ~. star ONCE. api2-:a.
WANTED- GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL WITH
out elt.Eea desires care Of house Cor summer or
Star Otfee. al, a.
IVAN rED-sEvEE-ROoN HOUSE IE DE57IT
w Park NV. owner take firxr-~lass ,,l,,-t...
proIeriy IS part payment KNIGHT G:g5 = 81
ar9-6t
WANTED-Fo FOR A CUSTOMER SMALL aaIcE
W O-isaIns houses for cssh-vithin city Iirtts
Il PHILLIPS SON
WASIED-IMPRovED OR UNTMPROvTD MAR
esisse n any Iart OF the city D.stric1 have
-, S~s~sfs iSf anything that ~ desirable and
~ LSTARGARDTEk
Oi3 lJsh st NV
WANTED-FoR ONE YEAR By 4 GENTLEMAN
w up;ssr, shet room. SIN. tiSosian prsserrst
~. ~ n,Srs AL tour dollars month
w ASIfD = kukS sHLo AND uNBUENIsHED
ISoiis - fssts q city: ehsal aad srrst plan
6eeeEr- desirste rcomers (estsblishrsI Ix1 ts-Ins
nls-sTeS1 S4-ASki-kfOkD's AGENCY .ssi nm
WASTfD-rF KNOWN r T. rrRcr-r inca q
w st. Essehinist and EIodel nlske! - =. WIN,
nsclA hes, SPORTING impiemsnts cf..s Il, 80
sss&e- AiAi orders promptly siten.e' - i-C;ss
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GRosHoN,s DkNTALPARLORs ESTABLIsHED
~ 1881. Laos i4th 81 n "; Full sets $50 and Is.
&tS and IS. Old plates made good new. Open
DAY, night and Sundays tu p. M Al it, branches
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WAN TED-z-LOTS.

WANrEp-ro BUY From FIVE TO TEN OR
Der OF lots and square. Address JOHN sTRAlNING,
Bowie Nd :Apll-3ts
T osT-wEDNEsDAY. APRIL IL MASTIFF PUP;
II seven weeks old Liberal reward VIII be paid for
retnrn to 1910 Mstnw It,
~ $3.50. Return to 1871 17thst n. W. and receive
reward. apl g :3ts
OST-ON 9TH INST, AN IRISH SETTER
Adog (blond), named sport Ample reward if re-
turned TO SrANGIkR BONINPS DINING ROOM
73l North Capitol st. apI3-2t'
II OST-oN MARCH IA COLLIE DOG, ANSWER
~ ing TO name of Bruce" b-ownish yellow. shad-
ing darker on back; white breast; line of white ON
forehead and nose peculiar action Of one hind ley
turn Of above to lo24 18th st W, and questions
ASKED. apI2-3ts
+ OST-MoSDAY AFTERNOON. THE nth IN
slant poe et book. silver trimmings: letters A.
Z, B. on the clasp; containing sum money; lost
somewhere IN the neighborhood OF Vermont ave, ST.
Johns Church, II. st, lifh st. and Mass suit
able reward viii BE- given If returned to Miss ALICE
BURDEfTE, 1925 Vermont ave- ap12-3t
I OST-SATURDAY, BETWEEN TALBOTT,S
robe; red on sitle; mixed other. Finder viii
receiysreward By leaving at above place. apl1-3ts
I OST-ON SUNDAY. APRIL TO- 1892, A STONE
IL revolving ocket; initial IN" SIDE; intagiio
he ad and containing lock Of hair Reward
OF 40 for It's return Address L. B. NJ,
arl1-3t' P Box zoo.
Z osT-wEDNEsDAY-CER FOR TEN
IL shares Richmond and West Point Terminal Rail-
way aud Ware House Comps stock made IN favor
stopped suitable reward II returned to 1907 lIth st
w ap11-3ts
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EOR REMIT FLAT
Il In 1914 and 1915 Pa

LOh IKE y T. /
4 3ll7 N st, 11r. br. mi.
fur. SIO0.
1928 Sd st, I:,r. or, mi,
store and dwelling, with
staDie-.............S3. "a
~ u o st, l2r. br, mi,
withoutstable 60
3124 Dumbarton ave,
gr, mi. ..-..........4O.5 So
dal3 33d st. 9r, Fl, mi. 80. 40
1874 Pros ave. ar. br,
.,m,i;.;................26. so,
32lS X st, brick ware
mousse 3r ....,.25l
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TSOR sALE-FoUR FINK BUILDING LoTs. 18TH
sp q Issss'A ma JUN HS wie s 1910 q
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~ VIZ xeE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR A
FEW DAYS A ZINE 1l-ROOM BRICK CONTAIN
nc ALL MODERN IMPROyEMENTS, ON The
NoRTH SIDE on AVE BETWEEN 18TH AND
dfiH NV THIS PROPERTY CAN BE PUR-
Chased CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS.
mhiS-lm ACkER GADSBY, zoos n SrNW
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c. Il. FICKLING.
ap6-u 1854 32d st NV. West Washington.
EQR RENT,lOll ST NV; 10 ROOMS AND
l. bath; bright aud cheerful
JNo. B. WIGHT.
-
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Cor 15th SITS 1888 80 bet 18th 10Th 81 60 81
st be. 18th 1Sth:333 3:} 18th bet Il . $50
st bet 14th 18th. .:325 Il st bat 9Th 20th LIS
Rhode Island ave bet 10th st bot O Il p SITS. .l25
18th and Conn ave. 300 18th st bet l. NV. LIS
Mass bet 18th and .22d st bet & l. sta, 8
18th .29l 81; rooms and bath 10
Cor 10th and u SITS $50 Sunderland place bet
l. st bet 18th and l4th.2o0 10th and Goth SITS 100
Conn bet and =. pa st bet 10Th and Goth 90
Cor 18th and ats NV. 200 18th Mass 90
18th st bet and ZOO st bet 18th 18th. S ~
Conn ave bet IL Il zoo I'D st bet sts. so
Sc 21st Il SITS 200 st bet 18th and Sth 90
II st bet 18th Il 10th. 10 18th bet II q SITS
g at bet 9TH 18th SITS (summer).......... SO
(seasOnD. ..............170:
Mass ave bet 10th and
i1th SITS, with sta. l66 81
STABLES.
In square bounded by Connecticut ave and 18th
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAIYRD AT OUR OF
FICE, THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE.
HILL. JOHNSTON,
ep2-eo 1903 Penns
TfOR RENT-lo43 I ST 4: 9 ROOMS RENO.
Il waited. bright and cheerful; $50:
ap4-rm l4lo st NV
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IfoR RENT-1:5 PA AVE NV; STORE, IOR
~ cellar snd bsth. $40. ABRAHAM FISHER 6l5
stHw. ipS-f,t
VrOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON LANTER
Heights, 10 rooms and all m 500
~ 6n ioth st NV store and dwellings
House on Capitol ave, Ivy City. 4 roons .--... 5
MeLACHLEN q BATCHELDER
up6-2w Cor 10th and q NV.
nor RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
y 1230 Conn ave Go 90 Flats In eAfEton 500 co
2 Dupont circle. .150142S st...-..- 50
3 Dupont circle. 150rgU1S p se......... an
l4l7 Mass ave........ 13a105 d ct ...........s5
144T Mass $1,000. .j0I53l ] tn st Sc. liz
l3l.t -SiS3l 5tahe rear of 1hl0 a.
LIZ fst3be rear of 20.st q a. 10
sSSJeneTsoa piaee62 d At 81. ofhcez Sl5k7 so
FURNISHED.
q ne1r l4th sc,65l 9th mr. Dupnt Cirs I60 &c
Isl 80 ne. eur Asst los 81 Mass Isl Isl so
ioih 81 nosr 20g Mass ave near l4fh- l66 CO
u ~ near l4ln. place. rs
-~--f- FITCH FOX 4 BROWN,
ep5 1zo6 q ct nv.
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CPElNG TRADE BRINGS FORTH Az INCRFIsED
- demand Tor Eei.ts' seeond-hsn ciothing Best
priceS PAID. Addreas OF cal Ut JUsTH6 OLD STAND.
o4o sp2
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Observation-Disclosures
EOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPENRITFRS At
tne remington office secure first-order ulachines.
coAultlon guaranteed: terms specIal TO beerinners
WiCKoPF. sEAMANs BE NEDICT.
!e-S-on Cor 9Th and Il SITS n W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-BY A MIDDLR-AGED MAN IN DELI
w cate health. the use of horse and phaeton from
one to two hours pleasant days; horse must lie
gentle; one owned by private parties preferred.
Address, stating terms.
apl3-gts INVALID offcA
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w ST. Esschinist and Eiudel niIksl - =. 49,
S.A,ness sporting impiemsntz. gas h . .ShseS
sse-s&c A.ai orders promptly sItei 49, - - i-f;s
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w more lots ct Bewie. Huntington" state nun
Der OF lots and square. Address JOHN sTRAlNIN
BOw1e Nd. .apll- 3ts
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20
NOTICE..

Pursuant to !! 'cree OF the Chaucrry Court
for Blouu, ,ouuty lem. render,d 1T t.ie Feby.
Special Term 6yl / vail sell to tn highest
bldd II at ti,. ourt No ,sa dUor in alary vile,
Tenn, on Lhr Ia day of August 1872, IA tract of
land sltu,tt,l III District No II, Blotnt County,
Tenn, containing LIZA acres, more or less, and
adjoining the baud, of D. Spradin, WIN Fucker,
the j. II. Donaldson land, Ltle Tennessee
River, y. d. Caughran Store House lot, and pre-
haps 9th rs, and well known AS the James Har-
risol lands for a full Inscription of the above
lands refer nee is here made 10 the decree for
sale recorded IN pages lOl anu lEi, mi lute rec
ord of the Ch'ulcery Court.
On ;hU above tract there san encumbrance OF
3l5 acres homestead and dover.
Said sale vail Re made n credit of siA
mouths ~ bar Of the tqdity of re'ian' pii,n, II
the case of Stanlr. iiroln ~ VI. tl'"rlr Il. Cow
lam ct ais, The iufchasi,r to give irte Will
good security, h"siibg III crest from date o.
50 AMI II lena rtainei ON said land for tbt
payment of the l,Ir,ii SO money.
tn 5, tn DAY vi JUL! 1872
W. G. CHUMLEA.
"a TX ami Master.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20

Maryville, Tenn, July 18th 1892.
By power of authority vested in
me as Coroner, Of Blount County, l
hereby appoint the following
persons to serve as officers and
judges of said County Election, for
the purpose of electing County Off
GERS, on Thursday, the 4th day OF
August.
lst Dist: officer, w. H. Tedford !;
Judges, II. F. McTeer, Ephraim
King, Green Montgomery. End
Dist. officer, Frank P. Walker;
Judges, VIM. Barr, A. III. Neon
nell, John Parker. 3rd Dist. Off
Ger. D. G. Matheson; Judges, Jer-
ry Heron, Robert Gourley, Caleb
Carpenter. 4th. District: Office Jno.
w. Hamil; Judges VIM. Endsley,
II. l.. w. Hackney, Jno. w. Kizer.
9Th. District: Officer G. M. d. Mi
ser; Judges Jno. M. Allen, w. r.
Snelson, Henry A. Miser. 9Th.
District: Officer Alex Hamil
Judges Saml. McCammon, w. A.
Hannah, S. B. McTeer. eth. Dis.
trlct: Officer VIM. Huffsteter;
Judges w. l.. Kagley w. H. Tul
loch, j. r. Lane. Sth. District
Officer Turner Walker; Judges
Ham Simerly, A. P. Carpenter,
James Fl. White. 9th. District !:
Officer Jno. M. Currier; Judges
]. A. McCulley, James p. Chandler,
Allen Garner. 10th District: Off.
Ger 2. p. Miser; Judges r. M. An
deIson, w. T. Vanhook, Jro. I
Henry. 18th. District: Officer
Saml. A. Walker; Ill. A. Harris
Saml. Bagdett, ]. L. Graves. 10Th
District: Officer G. +. Keller;
Judges w. w. Goddard, w. A
Walker, Geo. Dupes. 18th. District
Officer Saml. McCulIoch; Judges
Al. L Meier, Saml. G. Flanni
gan III. III. Gamble Sr. 14th. District
Officer Pleasant Walker; Judges
James Waters, Clifford Sloan, Eli.
jah Nuchols. 18th. District: Officer
Sherman Myers, Judges JOSEPH
Walker, Merry Webb, VIM. Lane
10Th. District: Officer N. H. Upton
Judges James McCauley, A. w
SheildsHampton Myers. 18th. Dis
upper end: Officer Pleasant Henry
Judges Geo. Throop, VIM. Patton
Lea Rasor, 18th District lowe
end: Officer X. D. Anderson
Judges Thomas McCulley j.
Coppock, David Spaulding Sr. 1stl
Officer Alvin Walker: Judges Wm
Walker T. J. p. Waters, r. c
Coughran. 10th. District: Office
James Whalen; Judges J. D. Moore
John M. Frow, VIM. S. McTeer.
l hereby authorize the various
officers to appoint two good ant
competent men to clerk in sale
election. Polls will open at
o'clock a. m. and close at 4 O'Clock
p. m.
JNo. M. CURRIER, Coroner fol-
Blount, county.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20
One Dollar Weekly

Buys good Gold Watch by our
Club System. Our i4-karat gold
filled cases are warranted for 30
years. Fine Elgin or Waltham
movement. Stem wind and set.
Ladies' and Gents size. Equal to
any $50 watch. To secure agents
where we have none, we sell one o I
the Hunting Case Watches for tie
Club price $2S and send C. 0. D., by
express with privilege of examina.
ton before paying for same.
Our Agent at Durham, N. c., writes :
sour jewelers. have confessed
they don't know how yo can fur.
nish such work for the money"
Our Agent at Heath Springs, N. C
writes.
"YOur wa 'ches take at sis hi
The gentleman who got the last
watch said that he examined and
priced a jewelers. watches in Lam
caster, that were no better than
yours, but the price was S45."
Our Agent at Pennington Tex
writes:
Gam in receipt of the watch, and
am pleased without measure. A
who have seen it say it would b
cheap at $40"
One good reliable Agent wanted
for each place. Write for particu
lars. EMPIRE WATCH Co.,
491yr. New York
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20

Corn is in a fourishing condition
Some Of us Pea Ridge people are
looking for the White Caps among
us
Ask j w. r. what he thinks Of
the White Caps.
Mrs. w. Lawson has been danger.
Ously sick for week or more hut Is
rapidly recovering.
Jessie Whetsel had fine young
mare to die, two weeks ago she
WIS worth one hundred dollars.
Some one wants to know how
this section of the country got the
name of Pea Ridge. Your cores.
pOndent is not able to tell-We sup.
pose it came as all other names
We learn from from Mr.. A. II. Frow
an old residenter of this place thai
he can remember the name forty
years ago.
Rev. J. 7. Reagan has a new
conner at his house, II boy.
Richard Russell will leave fol
Johnson City the 1st. of August
to acc I t "a position at that place.
A. G. Long who lives near Sinner
WHY'S cemetery is building him q
new barn.
Ed. Everett and Miss Josie Nc
COnncii were married lew days
ago I'll CruDktd Creek.
Riley Long has moved into hi;
Now Lnu.p
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20
Pea Ridge, News.

Rev. 7. P. Martin preached at the
Chapel last Sunday morning and at
Piney Grove in the evening.
II. c. Kidd and wife have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Thompson of this place.
Rev. A. j. Ogle of Spartsburg,
Sewer county, preached at Pleas
ant Hill last Sunday night.
w. T. Renfre has smiled from l to
IL inches. 1t is another young
Democrat.
Mrs. Lou Moore was in town last
Wednesday.
Miss Josie Wilkinson is visiting
her father a few weeks before leav-
ing on her bridal tour.
Miss Florence Russell visited
Miss Florence Smith a few days ago.
Miss Belle Davis of Louisville is
visiting Mrs. Stephens of this place
Rev. Hutsell preached at the
Mcconnell school house on last
Saturday night.
Russell, Tefferteller and Spangler
were running their thresher in full
and only five meals day.
Mesdames Lou Moore and Bette
Wheysel were visiting j. R. B. Nc.
Cornell on last Monday.
Some of Squire E. S. Wilkinson's
friends gathered at his home OF
Tuesday July 10Th and spent the
day it being his list. birthday
Among those present were j. L.
King and family, Mrs. Lou Moore
Josie and E. l.. Wilkinson. We
did not learn the full particulars.
Mrs. Laura Lamb OF Knoxville
has been visiting her father A. I
Frow of this place.
We are sorry to hear of the dealt
of Rev. Frazire, Presiding Elder
of The NJ. f. Church South.
W. C. Tefferteller is on the sici
list.
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Election Notice.

b. virtrre OF authority vested in ma by law.
Will ulca and iold an election at he regular vot-
ingpla, e. IN etru Civil Distric Of Bl"un tcOunty
Tennessre, o., the first Thursday III August
1872. 1t beng the | h. day OF tia month. for the
purpose 90 g., c!ina Sh.riff y Tr,,-t." and a
each Districi OF laid County: Two Constables
for the 9t,i. District and one Constable fol-
each of the other Districts Of said County
Also Justice OF the Peace for 3rd, District, to
fill the vacancy caused by the renewal of j. H
Whitehead Esq.
The polls will open at o'clock A, M. and
close at p. NJ. on said day.
This July LIST. 1892 ]. NJ CuRRIER
Coroner Of Blupt County
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A. GODDARD, Publisher.
LEONARD S. GODDARD; EDrros.

Entered at the Post Ol,s. MiYJville, Tsun.
Second class matter.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-07-20
INTERESTING TO
Farmers!
A Big Firm That Appreci-
ates Their Trade and
Them.

The genial and ener.
lgetic manager Of the
ew York Clothing
Company, Mr.. John
Smith, has got up a
plan that will be of in
terest and profit to the
farmers; but the New
York Clothing Com
pan are always doing
something that is ex-
ceedingly liberal, and
this time the farmer is
not forgotten.
Mr.. Smith offers a
prize Of $40 in gold to
the farmer raising the
largest pumpkin this
season, and to the far
mer raising the second
largest pumpkin, he
will give $40 in gold.
This should make the
farmers pay some at
tention to their pump
kins this year.
Every farmer in this
ection can call at the
S ew York Clothing
! Go mpany's store and
get any quantity and
quality of seeds that
: they may desire to
, plant, as Mr.. Smith has
: secured some of the
!, finest pumpkin seeds
e that have ever been
a raised and the farmers
$ IS would do well to secure
n their seeds from the
:, o Clothing Company.
I. The contestants fol
d these prizes must
bring their pumpkins
!, to the ew York Cloth
: ing Company on thu
! first day of October
where on that day the
prizes will be awarded
Immediately aftel
the awarding of thu
prises a pie eating con
test will follow. The
, Clothing Company will
have not less than TO-.
/. 900 large JUICY pies
cooked for the occasion
so that everybody car
: have their fill of pies
and the one eating the
most pies will get 6
! handsome prize.
The 3 w York Cloth
= ing Company have Civ
en- away more than So
10000 in cash prizes
for different things
They are undoubtedly
: the largest clothiers in
this country. They dc
!, more than twice the
: business of any other
, house here. They
, guarantee all the goods
they sell to be just as
represented and will
: cheerfully refund the
money in evey instance
: where the goods turn
out differently what
: they were recommended
!, by their statesmen
). They will not employ
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Accidents Make CrippleS.

So does rheumatism, and after a
time j, kills, too! DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedy Relieves the pain
at once aGu is warranted to cure.
One hnttlr, price five dollars, is
enough for amy ordinary case. II
you cannot get it from your drug
gist write to the Drummond Medi-
cine Co, 1880 Maiden Lane, New
York Agents wanted. 23-2w
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MEAT MARKET.
Groceries, country produce,
fresh and sailed meats.
Give Us a CALL
J. W. NEWLY 4 SON.
BuCklen'S ArniCa Save.

THE BEST SALvE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Lluptions, and positively
cure Plies or u" pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by,
GEORGE & FROW