The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-17
GOSSIP AND CHAT.
See Parham & Henry for your
bread at &C. loaf or 8for 25c.

Miss Rena Goddard attended
Synod at Tusculum last week.
DR.. ]. P. Blankenship off ce over
Drug Store opposite Court House.
See the children's School Shoes
at Bittle, Webb & Co.
For RENT:-New House near
College, enquire Of w. c. Stanley,
A good Mason&Hamlin Organ for
sale cheap. Apply at this office.
Parham & Henry are offering
bread at acts. LOAF or 8 for 25cB.
We thank.Mrs. P. c. Key for
some extra fine large sweet pStatoes
which were eaten with RELISH,
We are after the news. Anything
fronfia dog-hght to Presidential cleo
ton. Tell us what you know.
John,E, Cupp, Of Moulton, Iowa,
arrived here last Saturday night. He
intends spending the winter here.
Go to Phanze's and see the new
Chambers Kitchen Cabinet and take
your wife along 1t will speak for
its self.
Gov. VIM. McKinly, of Ohio, will
speak at Nashville in the afternoon
of Oct, 10Th. Reducedrates on all
roads. tr-.n.
"Bud" Mckinley added his name
to our growing list of readers Tues
day. The McGinleys are good re-
publicans and strong Gibson men.
We will make lower prices on
WINTER SHOES and BOOTS than any
one in Maryville. See us before
buying. .-Bittle, Webb 4 Co.
Those who usually bring wood on
subscription can bring it along now.
Fourteen inch stove-wood $I.oo per
cord. Four foot wood 81. 50 per cord.
We enlarge our paper to tlwces its
usual size this week and devote the
ADDITIONAL pages to the state campaign.
Read this issue and pass it around.
Ifyou want a cloak or cape come
to us AS we have nice line OF
goods for that purpose, at low pric-
es.-Bittle, Webb & Co.
No less than ten new names were
added to our list of readers Tuesday
and we have had near 80 additions
since Houk spoke here. We are
looking for still larger increase as
the TINES is for the people.
Those desiring to come tt
Maryville Via the Knoxville
Southern road can get off at Louis
Vile and take Porter Kidds Hack
line running from there to this
place every night and morning.
Uncle VIM. Goddard brought ii
two large sweet-potatoes as a sample
of his crop of near IS bushels ralseC
on only about half an acre of ground.
They averag over Abs. apiece. This
means pretty good money for less thar
half an acre.
See the new dress goods and no
tiOns i'm our house and notice how
low the price is, lower than the low
est.-Bittle, Webb & Co.
For RENf:-A nice three room
house-large pleasant rooms. Cen
trally located. loo 4 month.
c. n. SIMMONS.
If its bargains you are looking
for, we have them in most every
kind Of goods. We will give more
for a dollar than any house in Mary
ville.- Bittle, Webb & Co.
Miss Nettie Hackney, daughter Neu
Hackney formerly Of this county bu
now of Iowa, is here visiting relatives
We understand she is we'll pleased
with Tennesse.
There is no other department o
Arm labor that insures cash re
tlrns nov, like dairying, the de
y and fo. strictly, first class cream
cry goods is growing every day
recognizing this our fayners ough
to lay their plans accordinglN
Porter Whitehead is among th'
number OF those who added theil
names to our list ofreaders last Tues
dav. The TINES numbers the White
head brothers among its warmest ant
most valued friends and thank then
for their good feeling and and service
in our behalf. We are glad TO hav,
such solid men at our backs and witt
them md the host of other stauncl
republicans behind our backs W
can well afford TO put ourselves for
ward as marks for the HoUk slime
sIandersnd lies. -