The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-27

TO chronic diseases.
For SALE a nice, new, ten-room
house, on the Neff & Henry addition,
stable, wood-house and smoke-h house
complete. viii fell cheap for cash.
For further Information, call on or
address w. b. IRWIN.
Fans, Parasols, Silk Umbrellas,
and White Goo IS, Millinery and
Blazers, at special low prices next
Friday and Saturday. Everything
will be displayed. Be sure and
come and see US then.
BOND, TEDFoRD & WEBB.
A letter from e. L. Larson, New
ton, Utah, with two dollars and
twenty-five cents enclosed on sub
says: 81 anXiously look
for the TIMES. 1t is a welcome Wis
itor.
We will have special display of
special low prices next Friday and
Saturday on Millinery, Parasols,
Fans, Embroideries, Flouncing.
Come and buy while they are cheap
er than they ever have been.
BOND, TEDFORD & WEBB.
Fred. M. Greer went to Maryville
last week, and reports everything
as going on swimmingly in that
place. He says the College there is
in fourishing condition.-Loudon
Post.
Be sure and come to our store
ne>t Friday and Saturday, for we
will save you money on everything
you want in our line. Be sure and
come and see the display and hear
the prices.
BOND, TEDFoRD & WEBB.
Say! There you handsome young
men! Don't you want your Photo
graph painted? If you do call on
Mrs. f. p. Morton, and see her grand
paintings and you will want your
picture painted right away.
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 - = Tyr.
Dir. Samuel Gillespie, who was so
severely hurt in a saw mill in
Tuckaleechee Cove, died Wednes.
day night and was buried in Clark's
graveyard, three miles Of this place
He leaves a wife and and a mum.
Der Of children to mourn his death
The Deering mower and binder
for this season is the most perfect
of any machine ever before manu-.
featured. 1t was Z binders and g
mowers Hill e. Keny sold last year
Every one who needs a machine
should examine the Deering at
Hill & Keny's.
Next Friday and Saturday, we
will offer the largest stock Of Fans
and ParasOls; White Goods and Elm
broideries, ever shown in Maryvillt
and at the lowest prices possible
Also Millinery will go at a low price
Come one, come all and buy you ;
Fan or Parasol.
BOND, TEDFoRD g. WEBB.
The National Base Bail game o
the season will be played next Fri
day, on the College grounds by tn,
merchants on one side and tn,
lawyers and doctors on the other
Every body is invited to bring hi
wife with him to witness the great
est contest of the season. The gam
will be called at 3:15 p. m. The la
dies are especially invited to. b.
present. All are respectfully re
quested not to enter the ,Colleg
Campus until after 3 o'clock
The editor, Leonard S. Goddard
in company with JIG. Stanfield AM
A. l.. Goddard, left the first of tn
week to attend the Sons of Vetel
ans Encampment at Hartman
From there he will go to Nashvill
to attend the Republican State Cor
vention, so while the editor is ava
the "devil" will have full sway i
the the news columns.
J. w. Cation, one of the leadin
and most successful lawyers {
Maryville, gave US a very pleasan
call last week, Which we enjoye
very much. He is an interestin
conversationalist, good joker, Ga
most of Maryville men are, from a
that we can see and hear) a success.
full attorney, and, altogether one {
the leading lights of that town.
LoudOn Post.
Mr.. Richard Npwhv. tho pOnuls