The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-10
See the children's School Shoes
at Bittle, Webb & Co.


to be present at the Kindergarten
to be held.at the kindergarten
room in the Friends normal next
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
FARMERs:-Remember the But
ter and Cheese Man'fg Co. want to
one hundred dollars ev-
cry day among you, for milk. Will
you bring them your milk and get
the cash for it?
See the new dress goods and no.
tions in our house and notice how
low the price is, lover than the low
est.-Bittle, Webb & CO. a'
We know our readers will forgive
us if most of our space is devoted to
politics from now until November as
we are fighting for the peoples rights
and after all this Is the most important
matter in this District.
Ifyou want cloak or cape come
10 us as we have a nice line of
goods for that purpose, at low prize
es.-Bittle, Webb 4 Co.
We are informed that the Chestnut
Grove Fair was complete success in
every way, the management having
money on hands after paying all pre-
miunis. 1t is to be hoped there will
be more fairs in East Tennessee.
We will make lower prices on
WINTER SHOES and BOOTS than any
one in Maryville. See us before
buying. Bittle, Webb & Co.
The Senatorial convention, sixth
Senatorial district has been called
to meet at Clinton, Monday, Oct. IS,
for the purpose of Nominating a rep
ublican candidate for the. State Senate.
Blount County delegates will please
take notice. WA l14E.
There is no other department OF
farm labor that insures cash re-
turns now, like dairying, the de-
mand TO- strictly, first class cream,
cry goods is growing every day,
recognizing this our farmers ought
to lay their plans accordingly.
We had hoped to announce that the
Rocktord Cotton Mills were to start
up as such an event would be nice
thing for Blount county, bringing in
more money, but the gentleman who
was talking Of buying decided not to
invest and fine property, out of
which money corld be made, if man.
aged right, will still stand idle.
We call the attention of our readers
to the ad of Young and Carter which
is now running in the Times. This
firm has Just started and are offering
some fine bargains. When in Knoxville
show day give them call and say you
saw their ad in the TINES and YOU
will be sure of fair treatment.
l. A. Hammontree, of Greenback
one of the most Wide-awake anc
best young men of that county wa
visiting friends and relatives in anc
near Maryville last week. Til:
Office acknowledges two pleasant call
and wishes Mr.. Hammontree abund
ant success in all he many undertake
H. C. Qufctte, one of the typical
intelligent and wideawak mo untain
GERS of East Tennessee was in towr
last week and this Office acknowledges
most pleasant call. An hour passed
off quickly in conversation about tn
wonders and the beautys of the noun
tains. 1t was indeed delightful cal
and we cordially invite Mr.. Quyett,
to repeat his visit for it was almos
experiencing bracing mountain
breeze to hear him talk.
Robinson, Beaver & Co., of Knox
vile, have column announcement i
this issue. in which you will find some
thing of interest. When you 60 t
Knoxville to draw your pension cal
on them and tell them you saw thi
announcement in the TINES and Johl
Blankinship, Blount county boy wi
be there to show their immense stoc
and give you some first class bargins
r. P. Walker, a loyal son G
Maryville College, now at Bearden
Tenn, Enclosed a check for sui
soription to the Times and Colleg
Days adding II am pleased to Sc
the new department to your pape
which is devoted to the interests c
Alma Mater. May it always be sait
of her, as ithas been for several year
past, Each succeeding year is the hes
yet. Hope the boys will make
success Of the new department an,
College Days.