The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-01-06
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~ ardwars AHul and Kery.

ITy tHe MflropoiiS CIGAR III tOu-
dard's Drug Store.
Miss Ida Taylor was il Knox
vile part of last week.
Misses Maud and Beulah Rowan
spent last week in Knoxville.
Miss Harriet Norris, of Ebenezer,
is visiting relatives in around Ma
ryville.
Edgar Gates, of Texas, has been
visiting his parents for the past
few days.
Mrs. ]. p Edmondson visited
friends in Knoxville, the first of
last week.
New Laundry Agency at the
Jackson House.
w. II. PITTENGER, Agt.
Quite a number of MaryviIle peo-
pie spent the holidays with friends
in other towns.
The grippe has gripped quito a
number Of our citizens during the
past week or two.
New Years greeting to our
friends and patrons, welcome all to
see us. Hill & Keny.
Number one Irish potatoes, white
and OF excellent quality; roc per
bushel. r. G. LEvERING.
Leave your Laundry at the Jack
son House Office. Laundry goes ev-
cry Wednesday: Returns Friday.
"Tom, is that fire in Goddard's
Drug Store?' "No. it is just every
body smoking the Metropolis cigar"
Miss Hessie Temple, of Bank,
spent part of Xmas week with
relatives and friends in Maryville
Hill & Kerry will handle the re-
liable Deering Harvesting machin-
cry for the farmers in Loyal Blount
for 1892.
For RENT:-A nice three-roOm
house-large rooms. Centrally To-
Gated. Five dollars a month.
C. N. SIMMONS.
Mr.. John Everett, who has been
helping the TINES to come out as
usual during the holidays, re-entcr-
ed College Tuesday morning.
Ask ALI Goddard how the folks
up on Little River are getting
along. He may be able to tell you
all about them.
Robert Collins, who has been
suffering for some time past from
the re-opening of an old wound re-
ceived during the war, is now ablC
to ba out again.
Miss Dicia Baker, who is very
well known in Maryville, is among
the hes who are suffering from the
big il"r IN Chattanooga on the 2Gult
She barely escaped with her life
losiu- all she had.
THrre Is some complaint about .
few young people, who seem to b.
att riding the meetings, which arr
now in progress at the Friends
church, for no other reason but t
make and nave fun.
The Bailey & Adams Tailor Sys
tem-A new pattern jaat out. al
ladies interested in perfect fitting
garments will please call on Mis-,
Cameron, Mt the Eureka House, ant
examine the New System.
AT the residence of Esq. Morton
in East Maryville, the Squire, Mrs
c. s. Hughes and Miss Mary Ever
EFT gave the children of that part o
town a New Years tree, which wa,
heartily enjoyed by the little ones
S. l.. Greer was elected chairman
of the County Court for the yeal
1892 Esq. Greer has served tn,
county ably and well in the past
and will no doubt serve it better TO
having some experience as chair
man.
f. H. Hickey, 1908 Main street
Lynchburg, Va, writes: 81 wa
broke out all over with sores, ant
my hair was falling out. After US
ing few bottles of Botanic Bloot
Balm my hair quit falling out an,
all the sores got well. 50-4w
The sad news comes from La We
ia. Col, that Mrs. John Morton il
not expected to live.
Later-We are informed tina
Mrs. Morton passed away Monda,
morning at o'clock. The remain
will be brought to Maryville for in