The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28
EsrRAy:-A two year old heifer.

came to my house about first Of Aug
ust. John Hutton.
When writing to the paper be sure
and write proper names SO we can
read them. When we can't read a
name we just cross that item out nc
matter how important it is.
Volcaline.
Not only will Miss Carmelia charm
you with her sweet singing on the
Evening of Illustrated Song, but
you may expect some soul stirring
music by The "Big Sixteen.
We understand that cards are out
announcing the marriage of John
Hackney and Miss Minta Duncan, of
near Meadow. These are popular
and well known young people.
can Evening of Illustrated Song
to be given at Columbian Hall, in the
near future, for the joint benefit of the
town Y. M. C. A. and the Industrial
Home. See notice next week.
Maj. D. M. Coffman has returned
from Illinois and will make his home
in Roane county as heretofore. We
didn't think the Major could leave
the politics Of the Second district.
Volcaline.
Ralph Swan, of Aquone, N. c. was
in town last Thursday for few days,
visiting his father-in-law, Rev. J. A.
Ruble, and family. His wife, who
has been here for several months, ac-
companied HIM home.
Esq. Alex Gamble and Maj Marion
Gamble left Monday for weeks
hunting and fishing on the Tennessee
river. They will make Lowry's head
quarters. We hope they will bring
back wagon load of game.
Do you want cook book? We
will give you the 'Rural Home Cook
Book" of $50 pages, containing over
1000 receipts for only 25cts. If 20
will get your husband to pay for the
TINES one year in advance.
B. Mills and family, of Jefferson
County moved into DR.. Blankin-
ships residence on Main street, just
east of S. A. Patton's, last week. He
comes to Maryville to give his child
rem the advantage of our schools.
Volcallne.
Rev. ]. A. Ruble, presiding Elder
d the Knoxville district, returned
last week from two weeks trip in
Sewer County. His son, Will, ac-
companied him. Both report pleas
ant time among the hospltlable people
of Sewer.
Remember we sell the VERY BEST
( fine salt, $50 ID Bags at 75c per bag.
and why do you go and pay IS cents
| Just because the other fellow says his
salt is the best. Come and see oul
salt, and Judge for yourself. -BIrrLE
WEBB & Co.
Henry Wells, of Texas, was visiting
his sister Mrs. Hutton this week,
He left this county twenty-sevel
years ago on horse back and is nov
the owner of a very fine farm in Tex
as. He visits relatives at Seviervillt
and cambridge on his way home.
/ VolcaIine.
Chas. r. Frow and Miss Rache
Filty were united in marriage b.
Rev. Mcconnell, at the home of thu
groom's brother, Jack Frow, Sunday
Mr.. Frow is one of the most prosper
Gus young farmers of our county anC
we wish him and his charming wifi
much joy.
] c. Bittle and wife returned HON
Saturday from MchIillian's, Kno
/ county, where they went to atten
what was supposed to be the last il
, ness of Mrs. Bittle's mother, but whe
. they left she was much better. MI
Blttle will take a months vacation bt
fore going back to the store.
Some of the finest corn ever seen
displayd in 4. X. Harper's window
. 1t is white corn, big full ears an
e can't be beat by any western corr
i 1t was raised by Boyd McMurry,
h near Chilhowee, who has plenty MOI
i lust like it on his farm. Such corn
n that deserves a place at the Sta
Centennial.