The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-05
Don't forget that '"rhe Flowing
Bowl" comes off Sept. 5th.

Take DR.. Shoop's Restorative the
Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. ]. H.
Bright Salesman, Mountainville
Tenn, AT Druggists.
Prof. Golf and his family returned
after an absence OF one month and a
half. The Professor reports a de-
lightful time at Clover Hill where he
was very pleasantly entertained by
his church people.
The Jas. Strange farm Of aS5 acres
in the 10th district was bid off by
Clerk and Master Chumlea Monday.
The highest bid was $4,000. This
will no doubt be raised before Chan
Gerry Court convens.
John Henry, a graduate of the
college, was here the first of the
week. Mr.. Henry was student in
Union Theological Seminary last
year, but this year he is expecting to
enter Auburn Theological Seminary
New York.
The subscription price Of the
Horse Review, which has the largest
circulation Of any of the turf Journals,
is two dollars. If you pay in advance
for the TINES we can get it for you
for $I.ss. 1t is very valuable pub
lication for all horsemen.
w. H. Lawson of Tucka!eechee,
was one of the lucky men to draw
one of our premium plows. This
makes the and plow we have given
away to our subscribers. Who will
be the next to pay up and one year
in advance and get the other one3
The many friends of F. A. Penland
'os, are glad to hear that he opened
New Market Academy with a large
number of students and that the pros
poets are very bright for a pleasant
year. Mr.. Perland has many friends
here who wish him much success.
| Prof. WMfel and wife, who have
been spending the vacation at Mary
vile, left last Friday morning for
their home at Fountain City where
Mr.. Warfel will resume his work in
Holbrook Normal School. We wish
him much success.
If you 60 in and look at them you
will want one. What? Why one oi
those adjustable stands at c. Phlanze's
which holds your book for you while
you read. 1t is especially suited fol
a large Bible, Dictionary, or any
heavy book. Cali and buy one.
! Sometimes it is very inconvenien,
and great deal Of expense to secure
nice burial robe when needed. c.
Paanze has overcome beth Of these
difficulties by laying in a supply o.
neat robs for either sex and they are
as good and cheaper than they car
be made for any place in town.
Last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
all the professors and teachers met ii
the music room for informal prayer
meeting that God may, abundantly
bless them in the new collegiate years
work. We are glad that our profess
ors and teachers are such consecratec
and earnest Christian men ant
women.
I. L. Anderson and wife are nov
l comfortably situated in the room
over the Bank of Blount County ant
y will have charge of the Central Office
A which is in the front room, of tn
Y Maryville Telephone Exchange
r There are now about 80 phones, bu
Lyle hopes to have so before man,
|, months pass.
:. Wiley Davis, who pitched for th
Maryville College Base Ball Club las
year, has won SO out of "a games h
pitched for Knoxville this season an(
has signed to pitch for the Cincinnati
e National league team next year for
S salery of 81, 200, or SI5o for eac
e playing month. Wiley is only ?
h years old and if he will take goo
Il care of himself and keep strait, as a
his friends in Blount believe he will
he will certainly make record o
s the ball field and will be much in de
d mand among the big clubs. W
= certainly wish him success.