The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-09
Call on J. BURRELL
MORTON ifyou want q
first-class sign painted.

first-class sign painted.
We Republicans are not going to
have any three by seven ballots in |
our primary election. We don't in
tend running cur election Oh DEM
ocratic principles
All new subscribers and those
who pay up to date and one year
in advance are entitled to the
American Farmer and the TINES |
for the price of one paper.
Buy your Drugs, Confectionery /
etc. of j. j. Jones, Druggist, Friend
vile, Tenn. He also deals in the
famous Pebble Optical goods. Can
suit all ages. GIG
There is an IRON CLAD rule in
this office that WILL NOT BE
BROKEN hereafter for anybody.
NO advertising matter will be ad-
mitted after MONDAY NOON.
r. NJ. White, of Cliff, was in town
last Saturday. He gave this office
short call. He is an old subscri-
Der and wants the,TIMEs to come
right along.every week as usual.
Magnificent! Grand! Beautiful!
What is it? Why the Photo paint
ings of Mrs. F. P. Morton. Ifyou
don't believe it call on her and see
her work, and you will order some
right away.
The candidates for the Different
Offices are to be commended for the
spirit Of fairness shown toward each
other. That it right boys! Keep
cool! This is only friendly contest
in the family.
The TIMES has received many
words of praise lately for which we
thank our many friends. We are
doing cur best to give you first
class County paper and we are glad
to know our efforts are appreciated.
We are compelled to charge two
cents line for obituary Notices
over ten lines long. We do not do
this for the purpose of making mon
ey off of other peoples sorrows but
to prevent the paper from being fill
led up with them and nothing else.
Since our connection with the
TIMES, about year and half ago,
there has been but four men who
have taken the paper for some time,
without paying for ii, and then or
dered it stopped. And we are glad
to state they don't reside in Blount
County.
M. M. Irwin, Alex Kidd and G.
w. Huffstettler are among the Vet
Grams who received their pensions
the past week. We are glad to hear
of this and hope the day is not far
distant when all the Union Soldiers
will be drawing that which is due
them.
The paper was delayed day this
week on account of three legal mott
ces coming in Tuesday morning
But we promise our readers this
will not occur again as we have lait
down an iron clad rule that no ad
vertising matter will be admitted
after Monday noon.
Il have secured tn,
Agency of the American Fire Insur
ance Company Of New York. 4
| strong reliable Company, and shall
be pleased to receive a small shar,
Of the INSURANCE. of the town. Otfic
over j. w, Newly & Sons store.
,, G. n. Simmons.
f The interest is growing in on
coming celebration of Memorial da,
at this place. This is as it shoul,
!; be. The soldiers buried here ar
just as honorable as those burie,
in Knoxville or any other place il
the United States. Let us all sta,
| at home and show them the respec
2 due them.
Mrs. Capt. w. Y.C. Hannum sen
this Office one of the fine large OIL
$ anges which grew on a bush in he
beautiful yard on the hill north Q
: town. The orange is round an
plump and looks as nice as tn
| Southern oranges shipped to thi
4 country. We are inst about convir
/ ced that anything that grows o
this green earth can be raised i
Tennessee.
In this issue Atty. Andrew Gan
5 BILE is announced as q candidate fe
Representative of Blount Co. And
needs no introduction to the peopl
of this County as he was born an
raised in your midst. Every bod