The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-12-27

Efforts OF the TINES to give them the
best reading matter there is at a low
rate if we are to Judge from the way
they come up and pay in advance fol
the TINES.
: Those desiring to come to
Maryvlle Via the Knoxville
Southern road can get eff at Louis
vile and take Porter Kidds Hack
line running from there to this
place 4very night and morning.
The publisher Of this paper, in com
pany with Capt. Hannum, John Arm
strong, Sam George and F. H. La
mon and wife, took Christmas dinner
with DIR. Jim Martin and excellent
wife. The dinner was magnificent
and greatly enjoyed by the invited
guests.
Among those coming in and Squar-
ing up with the printer during the
past week are Eli Hulfstetler, of Nc
Kinley; Isabella Beals and Francs
Hackney, of Friendsville; Ebert Kidd
of Clover Hill; J, H. Brickey. Of
Tang; S. lowering, John Armstrong,
and H. P. Huddleston, of this place
we thank all Of the above for their
promptness in paying and hope many
more of our readers will follow their
example.
We have made arrangements with
Amerinan Farmer, the oldest Agri-
cultural paper in America-published
at Washington d. c., whereby we
can furnish it with the TINES for
only SI.Io, provided cash is paid in
advance. This is not the farm Jour
nal we have been clubbing with for
the past two or three years, that is
the American Farmer and Farm
News. Both are excellent
publications and it would pay our
farmers to take them both at that
price and geta chance for a good
plow.
Last week the following item
was left out by mistake. One of the
boilers of the Parham Wooden
Mills came very near bursting and had
it not have bS.n for the prompt action
and GOODNESS of the Engineer, c. l..
Henry, serious accident might have
been the result He pulled out all of
the fire from under the boiler and had
all the machinery put in motion SO
that the power Of the steam might be
quickly used. A few hours work re-
paired the damage which was small
blister about the size of a mans hat,
on the under side of the boiler. 1t
is now as good as ever.
We can furnish our readers the
Memphis Commercial Appeal and
the TIMES, when paid in advance for
only 1870. This offer is good only
to May 1, 1895. At the time. you
subscribe you can send in guess as
to the number of bales Of cotton re-
ceived in Memphis from September
I, 1894 to May IS, 1895. The one
guessing nearest the number, will, if
their guess is sent in this month re-
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January, the one coming the nearest
will receive S., 500. Fin February
I, 900. fin March, 81, 900. If in
April $500. Pay in advance now
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cure good pillow.
We have a box of tickets in our
Office and ifyou pay one year in ad-
vance for the TINES you can take one
of these tickets on which there will
be number. We have three good
Avery plows Nos. 20 and 80. The
number on three OF these tickets will
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only ST.. 1t may be you. In addi-
lion to that, you can get a good farm
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