The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-02

We have Il card flom q. L stone
stating that he has moved TO KEN
per, Jersey county, Illinois. He
sends regards to all his friends, ana
states that he is doing well. CLAD
to hear OF your prosperity, PINK.
1--WE obtain patents for protection,
not for ornament. Send for our
valuable pamphlet. Dubois u Du-
Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash
ington, d. G. Mention this paper.
= s. Tyr.
Mrs. Boyd, mother of n. G. Boyd
died Tuesday morning of fever.
This is the third relative Mr.. Boyd
has had to die in the past month or
two and the sympathy of the COM
is extended to the bereaved
family.
Every one except our regular
news correspondents will have to
sign their names to all articles,
prose or poetry. Initials ate not
sufficient. Be sure and observe this
rule. If any one is afraid to sign
his name to an article, we are
afraid to publish it.
Jim A. Everett is all smiles since
the 9th of last month. 1t is a
great, big, bouncing girl-weighs
1864 pounds. Young men who have
been thinking the stock of girls
would run out will be encouraged
by this report. Here's to her health.
May she live long and prosper.
Prof. L. d. Clark, principal of the
Friends Normal Institute, was
somewhat absent-minded when be-
fore his classes the latter part of
last week. A good sized healthy
boy was the cause Of the trouble.
But then such things don't happen
every day; so, of course, he is excu-
sable.
We have had several demands
for extra. copies of the TIMES con-
tanning the letter written by Anne
Walter from the Penn. Medical Col
lege, concerning Miss Lizzie Win
tiers. We take this method to in
form the many friends of Miss Win,
tiers that all the extra copies of that
weeks paper were sold in a few
days after they were issued.
Wade Morton of this county is
now a full-fedged M. d., having
graduated in the Tennessee Medi'
cal College at Nashville. He stood
at the head of class of Over'a hun.
dred. We are proud to have such
young men in our country, and
wherever Wade decides to cast his
lot he may be sure of the we'll wishes
of a host Of friends in his native
county.
a new side walk leading from tn,
depot to Waters and StinnetH
stores would be a much needed i'm
provement. This is the first part o
our town a stranger sees and his in
itiation into our beautiful little cit,
should not be a sprawling in tn
mud from the effects of putting hi
toe under the edge Of loose board
Another side walk that gives some
body a tumble every day or two i
the one leading from Hanna's fac
tory to the corner of the new Meth
odist church lot. With the abunC
ance and cheapness of lumber i
this country, Maryville ought t
have as good side walks as an
town in the State.
DR.. w. f, Hathaway has arrans
ed his weekly program so as to Civ
more time to Maryville. Hereafte
he will expect to reach Maryvill
by regular train each Friday ever
ing, and depart each Tuesday morn
ing. His Knoxville Office hereafte
will be Room 3, Hotel Vendom
where he will be each Tuesday an
Friday. The intervening Wedne
day and Thursday, of each wee
, will be given to appointment
3 throughout the country. The Do
tor will be available in Maryvil
: from Friday evening until Tuesda
morning. Patients and those WI
contemplate visiting Maryville
consult DIR. Hathaway will say
, themselves disappointment by bea
, ing this in mind. If
Remember that we do not wal
!. any poems that are not origina
We have received a few that "
q do not believe We're written by Il
, parties sending them in. In ia
we have read some of them befor
NOn NAV fool us sometimes