The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-09-07
A little nonsence now and then is

One of our Brunswick turists re-
ports shark was captured near that
place with small shoe and stocking
in its stomach. We suppose it pick
ed them up at bargain.
Ere this paper reaches some Of
our readers John Larup Sullivan
and Jim James Corbett will have
pounded each other into jelly. They
have their great fight to-day.
w. 7. MUIR, of Trundles X
Roads, was in town last Saturday.
He gave this ocfie a pleasant call.
He also dropped another dollar in
our cash box by way of renewal.
Sim Grifitts, of Nine Mile, NOV
ed to town last Thursday. He did
this in order to give his children the
advantage of our school facilities.
Glad to have such men among US.
The Oath of this month there will
be decoration of the graves in the
Mt. Morlah grave yard. There will
be an excellent program and excel
lent speakers. Every BODY invited.
The Epworth League will have a
devotional meeting next Sunday
night at the M. E. Church, under
the leadership of Rev. L, W. Corn
ell Everybody is cordially invited.
Farmer Friends, do not place
your order for Fertilizers until you
compare prices and analysis of the
goods handled by Hill & Keny, as
they have Blood andBone and other
brands cheaper than ever sold
before.
Welcome back the familiar faces
of large number of former students
and extend hearty greeting to those
who come among us for the first
time. Call and see US. Our latch
string hangs on the outside.
The American Fire Insurance
Company of New York has cash
Capital of $400,000.00-and assets
amounting ito $l,6S5,O92.5l. Before
insuring elsewhere please call and
get rates.-C. N. Simmons agent
Maryville Tenn. II
Fate Gamble (coD was tried be-
fore Esqs. ..Hyden and Morton last
week, and bound over to Court on a
five hundred dollar bond, charged
with entering Bittle, Webb &
Co.'S. Store and taking one dollar
from the cash drawer.
Major Will A. McTeer was nomi-
mated as candidate for Congress by
the Prohibition Party convention at
Hartman. The major is a very
nice man, but without acquiring any
great reputation as a prophet we can
confidently predict his overwhelming
defeat.
Word came to town the first Of
the week that Mrs. DIR. Hannum had
died in Kansas City. We did not
learn the particulars, nor the cause
of her death. Mrs Hannum was
one of Maryyille's most estimable
ladies and many friends were griev-
ed to hear of her death.
Our goods are here, beautiful
line of dress goods, Ginghame, Sat
ines Calicoes- Domestics-in fact &
full line of Dry Goods Notions Gro
ceries, Glass Ware.Queensware etc
And a splendid line ofshoes. Ifyou
want goods for cash, ours are al
cheap as the cheapest.
r. M. MAGILL d Co.
Tom Brown, the young clerk who
stays in J. D. Ammon's store, wen
to Little River Sunday to see hi
best girl. He got so anxious to see
her that he jumped off the trail
while it was yet in motion. The re-
suit was a badly sprained wrist
Don't be so impatient next time
Tom.
Prof Edgar Stinson, of james
town Ohio, who is to take charge O
the Friends School at this place ar
rived here this week. He is gentle
man of pleasant appearance ant
comes highly recommended as to edu
cation and experience. We predict
a profitable year for this school un
der Prof. Stinson.
Hon. J. H. Fowler of Clinton
made an excellent speech at the
Court House Monday afternoon
He treated the Protective tariff al