The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-21

blue mark to call the attention of
some of our readers to the fact that
you owe US. Pay us what you owe
before the first Of the year. We can't
do a credit business always.
The following persons went to the
Atlanta exposition this week: Rev. G.
w. Jackson, John Keny, John Pruner
and son, Capt. Hannum and wife.
John Keny will visit relatives at Hart
well, Ga. before returning home.
Campbell County proposes to erect
at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition
building mad, entirely of native
coal, slate and onyx. Why can not
Bount have one of marble and slate?
I'VE have the finest Of both. of these
products.
Remember we sell the VERY REST
fine salt, $50 lb Bags at 75c per bag
and why do you goand pay IS cents
lust because the other fellow says his
salt is the best. Come and see our
salt, and Judge for yourself. BITT1E,
WEBB & Co.
Physical Director Lutz, of the
Knoxville Y. M. &c. A., delivered an
excellent lecture Wednesday morn
ing at the college on the importance
of Physical Culture. Mr.. Luz is a
pleasing talker and a christian gentle
man, who is 'quite popular among
the students.
The Wrightlb<others, the Messrs, D.
c., T. A. and w. d. Wught arc
about to publish the autobiography Of
their father, the late Rev. A. B.
Wright. ltis mainly a HISTORY Of
the Cumberland mountains and the
string events therein. 1t will be 'ex-
ceedingly interesting. .-Progcess.
II we would follow the exsmple 'a
Spain On one respect, the resalt would
be fruit in plenty. 1t is said chat when
a Spasuard eats peach or 4 pear, The
digs hole by the roadside and care
fully covers up the seed. What q
happy custom sthis might become lal
our fertile country, where OUR road.
sides are SO often negle cted
There WILDE Supper given al
the Y. M. C. A. Hall next Thursdas
evening, beginning at S O'Clock. Th<
entire proceeds will 60 towards pay
ing expenses of the Blount County
Industrial Heme. The Home III
greatly in need of funds, and it IN
earnestly requested that ever bods
5 come and help out with this gOa<
work.
r. A. McClaanahan, our tax asses
sor, will shortly move from Rank Il
!, Chandler. Haze he will engage quite
extensively in ahe poultry business
buying and shipping chickens south.
This will be = good thing for :he
county as NJ. MdClanahan will be en-
abled to pay a gsod price for chickens
and also furnish aconstant market Eo
the same.
] Adam Waters, of Miller's Cove
died last Thursday He was an ole
federal soldier and was known by al
most every citizen Of the county. Hs
was the father of a number of child.
, rem, among whom is J., R. P. Waters
of the 18th. district. We understand
the immediate cause of his death wa.
a dropsy, although he was very feeble
: from old age.
The football game last Saturday be
tween the College team and the Tenn
Medical college was walk-over fo
/ Maryville and after 40 minutes o
e play the game was called with thu
score 40 to in favor of our boys
i Maryville had the ball in their posses
] ion nearly all the game. Our boy
have developed fine team play ant
e the splendid Interference enabled ou
S backs to make some fine runs. Bell
r made one run of 90 yards for a toucl
y d,wn. Others for 80, as, 30 yard
{ and on down. Lutz, who played il
Hamilton's place also made some Ion,
runs for 40 80 as etc. Both hall
n back went through the line for bi,
II gains as our line men have a way @
J moving down all opposition. Much
e OILS bucked the line hard and made a
q high as IS yds in this way. All @