The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-31
DR.. BIankenship is able to be out
after weeks illness.

III DtdthSllSlill 10 dDiS W US Jul
after weeks illness.
Our clubbing list is for the benef
Of af,of our readers who pay in adj
vance
We can now send you the TIMES
and Cincinnati, Enquirer for only
$f!as per year ~
Don't 60 elsewhere to get what you
can get SO cheaply at home A nice
line of bedroom sets at Phange's.
One of the handlest and most use
full things in the world, You should
get one of those clothes racks at
c Phanze's.
G.. A. Toole keeps on hand full
line of Fresh Fancy Groceries and
Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars a speciality. Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscription price of the
Horse Review, which has the largest
circulation of any of the turf Journals,
is two collars. If you pay in advance
for the TINES we can get it for you
for $I.S5. 1t is very valuable pub
LEGATION for all horsemen.
Go to Knoxville and see the Great
Floral Show. BY special arrange
ments with the Railroads the Knox
vile Horticultural Society ofor round
trip tickets from any point in Tennes-
see to Knoxville an the occasion of
their Great Floral Exhibition Nov. S
to inclusive at one and one-third
fare.
Twenty-four pupils of the Public
School are preparing to contest at the
coming annual meeting Of the Blount
County Humane Society, for the
prizes offered for the best three Decla-
nations upon humane topics. Judge
H. H. Ingersoll, Pres't Of Knox Co.
Humane Society, is to present the
priszes. The exact date will be made
public as soon as possible.
Clean your kid gloves with naphtha,
remembering that it is very explosive
if exposed to fire or lamp light. Put
one glove on, dip piece of clean
white flannel in the naphtha and rub
over the glove, rubbing the spots
very hard. Then rub dry with a
second piece of flannel and hang in
air until the odor has evaporated.-
November Ladies' Home Journal.
James Harmon who lives two miles
from town, has raised three hun
dred bushels of very fine Irish pota
toes this year. They are of the
White Peachblow and Burbank va
riety. They are large and smooth,
One of the samples brought in weigh
ed two pounds. They are as fine as
the Western potato. All that is need
ed for this section to be fine farm
ing country is proper seed and cult
walton.
The twice. a-week edition of tn,
New YORK WORLD has been con
verted into the Thrice.a-week. l
furnishes 3 papers Of 6 pages apiece
or eighteen pages every week, at tn
old price of one dollar year. Thi
gives $50 papers year for one dolla
and every paper has 6 pages eigh
columns wide or 4S columns in all
The rice-a-week world is not onl,
much larger than any weekly or semi
weekly newspaper, bu, it furnishe
tn. news with much CRATER frequenc
and promptness. In fact it combine
| all the crisp, fresh qualities oil dali,
with the attractive special feature
; of a weekly.
, The Twice-a-week Gazette is tn
Oldest metropolitan publication il
, Ohio. 1t has 8 pages Of s column
each, and contains the cream of goo
things from the daily and Sunda
!, Commercial Gazette, the leading Re-
publican newspaper of the West.
appears early on every Tuesday an
Friday morning; and as it contain
the best telegrphic news and ii
market reports of the Commerce;
L Gazette of those days, and reachs