The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-11-30

till you cry at the old Presbyterian
church, Friday, Dec. 9th.
The American Fire Insurance
Company Of New York has a cash
Capital of $400,O000O-and assets
amounting to $l,6S5,0925l. Before
insuring elsewhere please call and
get rates.-C. n Simmons agent
Maryville Tenn. If
A new Scates' furnace is being
put in the Court House to replace
the old one which is worn out.
Blount don't intend to let the court
house rats freeze this winter.
Go to the New Firm, New Goods
Chamber Suits, ParlOr Suits, La
dies Desk, Side boards, WardrObes,
Fancy Rockers, Hat Racks and ev-
erything kept in a tirst-class Furni-
ture store. POsEY & SwINDOLL,
255 Gay ST., Knoxville, Tenn.
The members of the Knoxville
City Band who have been in town
for the past three or four months
have furnished music free for all the
entertainments. Now they are 60
ing to give an entertainment and
charge small admittance fee and
the citizens of the town should show
appreciation of past favors and give
them a large crowd next Thursday
night.
Silas Steele, the Yankee patent
medicine advertiser, will be at the
old Presbyterian church, Friday,
: December 9th, with the great West
ern Drama and will furnish "lots'' Of
fun and if you are afflicted he will
hand you bottle of Busted's Balm,
the great "cure ALL"
r We are glad to see James Waters.
father of our genial hardware man
out again after a severe illness. He
e was in town Saturday, came in anG
n gave the TIMES a call and renewed
4 his subscription.
The concert at the College Chape
Dec. LIST, promises to be a musica
AZ treat. All who love music SHOULD
,r present.
Friday, Dec. 9th. the great West
ern Drama, Nevada, or. The Los
= Nine"
That comet which threatened tt
q annihilatc the earth did not str.k,
4 this part of the mundane sphere
y Wonder how the Knoxville Tribun,
office Jared. Hope Bro. Tatom j
still alive. We would be sorry if h,
- had to take up any of his time 0
rejoicing over Democratic success
for passing in his checks under tn
+ cruising influence of wild and un
responsible comet.
# Don't forget the place when yov
90 to Knoxville. Don't forget t
stop in tho first Furniture House OF
n Gay Street from the bridge and Sc
- the best and cheapest line of Fur
y" niture, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Cur
rs tain poles, etc, in the city.
n POSEY q SWINDOLL.
" 3S-4w 255 Gay Stree
Rev. J. D. McAllister was mad
n, happy by the arrival ola baby boy a
a. his house the next day after Thanks
~. giving. The TINES had an occasion
VI to Call on the reverend gentlema,
e last Saturday and the smile hadn'
left his face yet, though he did loo,
N sleepy, somewhat like a man VIII
might have walked the floor the nigh
g. before. Well such things don't hap
!" pen often and the TIMES wishe
that the little fellow may live to re
at pay his father for all his sleeples
y nights and moments of anxiety.
le The Knoxville City Band will Civ
c. a musical concert at the Colleg
Chapel. Thursday, December LIST.
er Our story has met with such gen
Sc eral favor and appreciation anon
N our readers we have decided to Civ
st them another one. In our select
ion of stories we make it point t
o. get only the best and highest toned
70 Our nextstory will be from the pen G
w the author of Luke Mason" job
R. Musick is among our favorit
story writer's of later days. Hi
u writings are always pure, clean an