The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-05-04

Liver Pills. 80 doses 25c. Samples
free at w. f. Simspon's. 29-lyr.
A. L. Goddard returned Sunday
evening f.om Hartman, where he
has been attending the Sons of Vet
GRAMS ELcampment.
Mrs. Hawk, accompanied by
Miss Cora Kennedy, Of Bank,
left Monday morning for Green
vile, where they spend few days.
JIG. Stantield returned last Fri
day evening from Hartman, where
he has been attending the Sons Of
Veterans encampinent. He re-
ports good time.
B. Strawzk, our "sunny Dutch
man." who has been away for sew
eral months, returned to this place
Sunday morning. We are glad to
welcome him back.
The Presbyterian church, will
soon be ready for occupancy. The
painting is all done and the seats
are all that is lacking, and they are
expected at an early date.
John Keith, father Of Wallace
and Miss Nellie Keith, who are
in school here, came over from
Knox County one day last week,
returning home Sunday evening.
Il. B. Ross has q first class Ice
Cream Parlor and in good style, is
now open tor the season. will sell
by the dish or gallon, and will not
be undersOld. G. b. Ross.
We hope our correspondents will
not be offended because their COM
munications do not appear this
week, as we actually haven't the
space, but will appear in our next
ave obtain patents for protection
not for ornament. Send for Oul
valuable pamphlet. Dubois & Du.
Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash.
ington, D. G. Mention this paper
O. s. Tyr.
For SALE-A nice, new, ten-roon
house, on the Neff & Henry addition
stable, wood house and smoke-houst
complete. will sell cheap for cash
For further information, call on OF
address w. b. IRWIN.
| The Deering mower and binder
for this season is the most perfect
of any machine ever before manu
featured. 1t was binders and q
mowers Fill 4 Keny sold last year
Every one who needs machine
should examine the Deering a
Hill & Keny's.
B. Strawzk has come back to Ma.
ryville and opened up new stock 0
Ladies and Gents furnishing goods
Auction four times a week: Mon
!, days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays. Every 81 worth of good
will be sold for 60cts. Store 2n
: door west of TIMES Office. 1874
The Black Caps crossed bats wit
the First Nine of Pea Ridge, las
Saturday afternoon, with a resul
in the score standing % to So in ia
vor of the latter. Considering tina
this is only the second time tina
the Black Caps have played togetf
er, we think they did remarkabl
well.
We had the pleasure of attendin
{ meeting at old Peck's Chapel las
Sunday, and hearing Tom Sextoz
the blacksmith preacher. Hi
a text was, "How long halt We be
t tween two opinions" There can b
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!. no question but that the black.smit
was called to preach. God work
in mysterious ways. We have neN
/, err seen just such a man. He seem
to trust God implicitly. Eleve
protested faith in GodSunday nigh
. The match game of ball whic
9 took place last Friday, on the "Co
/ lege Campus" between the lawyer
and doctors and merchants wa
witnessed by an enormous GROVE
> Although the lawyers and doctor
: were badly "sold out" they hav
the satisfaction of knowing that
was not done by the merchant
: strictly, but by experienced clerk
' and players. Nine merchants m
: nus FIVE clerks, how many mel
chants left? Guess.
l There is a chance for all who wi
: to give something for the purpos
!, of widening, grading and macads