The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-10-05

New dress goods new millinery,
and new stock Of clothing at thu
cash store Of Bitile. Webb, &, Co.
Ladies' don't fall to examine our
line of millinery we have the new
things you know in sailors and sell
cheaper than any body.
BITTLE' WEBB, &, Co.
There are three candidates for
Representatives of Knox County,
McCampbell, Manlove and Booher,
who came from Blount. That is a
pretty good record. Knox county
understands when man comes from
Blount there is something in him and
and are always ready to recognize
true ability. .Hurrah for Bloun
she is ahead yet.
F. H. Lamon, D. L. Bryan and
James M. Gates will address the peo-
pie at the following time and places:
Bryan and Lamon at Maryville, Oct.
9Th at night; Rockford, Oct. 10th at
night; Porter Academy, Oct. II, at
night. Gates and Lamon:-Piney
Level, Oct. -, at night; Davis
School House, Oct. ID, at night;
Miser's Station, Oct. Is, at night;
Louisville, Oct. %, at nightly or
der of the Republican and Demo-
cratic Committees.
The republican Club had an inter-
esting meeting last Thursday night
f. H. Lamon delivered an excellent
speech and DR.. John A. Goddard
prepared an interesting paper for the
occasion. The Club meets next Fri
day evening and will be addressed
by Capt. J. P. Edmondson and
Leonard S. Goddard. All Republi-
cans who have not joined should be
present next Friday and make this
Club rousing success.
Remember we undersell any
body Ia the County as we sell for
pay down and can afford to do it.
BITTLE, WEBB, &, Co.
Hartman now has three dailies
and four weeklies. Editor Hallocl
of the Advance conveys to us thu
startling information that during thu
whole of the seven days past not {
single new paper has started up
It's good thing that the newspaper
undertaken is IL polite and forbearin.
gentleman. But the people of Har
riman are liberal and her newspaper
will be or the move many day
hence. lockwood Free Ballot.
R. j. James, of Birch Bay. Wash.
evidently believes in and has faitl
in The TINES. Last week we re
ceived a letter from him enclosin
three dollars which pays his sub
scription up to July l, 1894. H
says he wishes the TINES success an
he has done his part toward havin
his wish carried out. Thanks, MI
James, we will always have a warn
place in our heart for you. Sue
letters spur us up and help us max
the paper better. Who'll be next
Just before going to press tn
Knoxville Journal comes to u
with the following announcement,
Friends extend the young coupl
congratulations:
Prof. Robert B. Irwin, of Grass
Cove Academy, has been making
} brief visit with friends here. Yes
terday, somewhat unexpectedly
Miss Etha Morton. teacher in tn
Jones school, South Knoxville, dis
missed her scholars, and the service
of the Rev. w. R. Dawson havin
. been sought, Prof. Irwin and Mis-
Morton were made husband an
wife. The brides home is at Beal
den.
Allyou who are skeptical and 20
who are cynical about love matter
) and especially about Glove at fir
sight" will now have to admit th'
the tender passion hath power
make "two hearts beat as one" at
moments notice. 1t does not tax
little Cupid year, or even a day
send his dart through and pin tw
; fluttering hearts together ''for bett
+, or for worse" The marvellous ligh
e ening like power of love has bee
demonstrated in our county the pa
/; week. The uniter of mankind--ar
womankind-has pulled her passic
cord and kindled the affinating fl
e in the breasts of two persons wi