The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-26
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Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. ]. H.
Bright Salesman, Mountainville
Tenn, At Druggists.
Ben C. Wells and family, of Austin
Tex, ale visiting relatives in this
county. Mr.. Wells left here twenty.
eight years ago and has not been
back since. He is brother of Mrs.
w. L. Hutton.
G.. A. Toele keeps on hand full
line of Fresh Fancy Groceries and
Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars a specially Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
1t will cost you less than two cents
per week to send the TINES to your
relatives or friends, who formerly
lived in this county. 1t is cheaper
than writing letters, try it.
You had better come as soon as
possible if you want one of the nice
suits of cloths which we are Offering
at such low prices, as they are going
fast. .-BITLE, WEBB & Co.
The East Tennessee Medical Soc.
convenes at Morristown, Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 10th and 27th.
DR.. Blankenshlp, Of this place, has
been assigned the subject of "Denti-
ton" and will atterd the meeting if
possible.
We have new goods of all kinds.
Our dress goods are nice and cheap.
We want you to come in and see for
yourself. Our prices are always
the lowest. -BITTLE, WEBB q Co.
The State Board OF Equalization
has raised the taxes of Blount county
five per cent over the assessment of
our County Assessor, the man who
ought to know the value of land in
the county.
Among those who visited Chat
tanooga, from this place, were Capt.
and Mrs. J. P. Edmondson and
daughter, county Register F. M.
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goddard.
There were probably others, but We
did not learn their names.
Ex-State Supt. of Public Instruc-
ton, Frank Smith, famlliarly and
appropriately known as Sluggel
"Smth" was fined $50 and cost las
, week in the Nashville Criminal Cour
for assaulting Senator Butler last
winter.
A question mark on correspon
dents paper means we would like tc
hear from you. If we do not heal
then we will conclude you do no
wish the paper longer and it will bt
discontinued.
The subscription price Of tht
Horse Review, which has the larges
E circulation Of any of the turf Journals
, is two collars. If you pay in advance
for the TINES We can get it for yo,
for $I.s5. 1t is very valuable pub
lication for all horsemen.
, If you go in and look at them yo,
will want one. What? Why one o
those adjustable standsat c. Phlanze
which holds your book for you while
you read. 1t is especially suited fo
a large Bible, Dictionary, or an!
heavy book. Call and buy one.
VIM Headrick, of Alabama, is Wis
iting his brother, Uncle Johnni,
Headrick, OF near Ellejoy, and othe
relatives in the county. He wa
born in this county but left soon afte
the war and for the first time is visi,
n ing childhood scenes.
i Supt. w. P. Hood informs us tha
i the X. & A. R. R. hauled full
{ seven hundred people from thi
county to the Sons of Veterans En-
campment at Knoxville last Tuesday
S Almost as many went over Wednes
t day. 1t was great occasion an
e Knoxville treated her guests in
royal manner.
: An editor out west having beer
- asked if he ever saw a bald-heade
!. woman replied: 'No, We never did
a Nor did we ever see woman waltz
ing around town in her shirt sleeve
II with a cigar between her teeth ant
II running into every saloon she saw. w
:, have never seen woman go fshin
IL with bottle in her pocket, sit dow
!, on the damn cround all dav and o.