The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-10-11
HAVE YOU HEARD THAT


week to attend the Worlds Fair.
LANES MEDICINE MOVES
THE BOWELS EACH DAY.
Mrs. Nora Johnson Mathews, of
Cedar Hill is in the county visiting
relatives.
See what R. M. Magill & Co. has
to say to their friends and patrons and
give them a call.
COUGHING LEADS 70 CON.
SUPTION. Kemp's Balsam stops
the cough at once.
Chas. Boyd, Jr., one of our bright
est colored boys, left Tuesday morn
ing for Nashville to take course in
dentistry.
]. L. Nelson of Monroe Co.,
while in town Friday Of last week,
called at this office and made us re-
joice at the sight of another dollar.
Don't keep that news item, but give
it to us and if you don't know the
particulars we will find out about it in
some way and give it to our readers.
Prof. John Newman filled the pull
pit at the M. E. Church Sabbath
morning and preached sermon that
was pronounced excellent by those
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kellar, ac-
companied by Elisha Wilkerson, left
for their home in Salida, California,
after few weeks visit with Mrs.
Kellar's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wilkeison.
DIR. ]. ]. Jones, the genial druggist
of our neighboring town of Friends
vile was in town transacting busi-
ness last week. The TINES acknowl-
edges pleasant and substantial call
from the doctor.
J. B. Jenkins of Meadow, Tenn,
called on the TINES while in town
Saturday. Mr.. Jenkins has been a
supporter of the TIMES ever since it has
been in existence. May he live long
and prosper is our sincere wish.
We would like to hear from our
correspondents every week. We ex-
pect letter at least every two weeks.
There are plenty of interesting items
of interest in any community you
will only take time to write them.
Miss Emma Browning, assistant
teacher in the Friends School took
the Philomathian Literary Society
down to the electric light plant, last
Friday, to study the method of Or
iginating that wonderful fluid elec-
tricity.
Mr.. Everman, U. S. Commission
er was in Maryville last week, locat-
ing cite for a U. S. Fisher Propo-
gator and will report favorably OF our
location. Should the U. S. decide
on this location for the Fishery, it will
ad $Ioo, 900. to Blount County'S
real estate.
Fred Moore, brother of Mrs. Rich
ard Newly, is very low with fever.
His father Prof. Frank Moore, of In
diana, arrived here Monday night in
company with his youngest son. 1t
is earnestly hoped by Fred's many
friends that he will be able to be about
soon.
The meeting Of the G. A. R. at
this place the 2Ist of this month is to
be one of the greatest days that
Maryville has ever seen. Frank
M. Seaman will be present and
also Captain William Rule and
both of these gentlemen will have
something good to say to us. Don't
forget to come and everybody that is
interested in the old soldiers should
come.
ATTY. Andrew Gamble went to
Knoxville, last week to attend court.
He was defending young Hatcher, a
staternspt of whose crime was given
in the TINES week or so ago. An
dy managed his case so well that he
succeeded IN getting the punishment
of his defendent placed as low as ten
months in the county Jail. MIR.
Gamble is one of Maryville's young
legal lights who is establishing an ex-
(cellent reputation. May success al
ways crown his efforts.