The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-07

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cut a few days ago on the farm of
George Pierce near Kelrose, Morgan
county. 1t will be shipped to Europe.
S. B. Hornsby's teams drew the log
to Lancing. Hartman Progress.
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 81. S. 1t is very valuable pub
LEGATION for all horsemen.
William Daniels (coD died near
Knoxville Saturday, of consumton
of the bowels. He was buried Sun
day near Louisville, Rev. ]. d.
Rodgers, conducting the services.
The diseased was faithful christian,
being member of the A. M. E. Z.
church.
Several rather sharp earthquake
disturbances occurred on Thursday
morning. of last week. 1t rocked
things rather lively for a while. So
far as we have been able to leaan
Rev. Irl R. Hicks, editor of Word
and Works of St Lotus, Mo-, is the
only one who predicted the occur
ance.
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 8 inclusive at one and one-third
fare.
The Standard Oil company evident
ly has some faith in Tennessee oil
lands and is willing to make an at
tempt to develope them. The state
ment that the company has leased
thousands of acres of land and will
sink experimental wells holds oMt the
, hope ola bright and prosperous future
to many portions Of East Tennessee.
Nashville American.
f Over 200, 900 tons Of pig ZION are
: being turned out of the furnaces O.
: this country per week! OF this the
Southern furnaces are producing over
AZ, 900 tons. Further than this, there
are many furnaces that are now GU
of business that are preparing to g
into blast Immediately, SO that Thu
remarkable output is likely to bt
increased in the near future rathe
: than diminished.
III. Hitch, OF near South Rock
, ford, brought in fine sample of thu
Royal Timber Twlg apple. 1t is the
largest of the variety We ever saw. |
measures IL inches around ant
weighs good pound. In addition t.
this it is smooth and Moe looking
being pretty red color. Mr.
Hitch's orchard is young and the al
1 Piles average about the same as thu
one.
Prof. Moore and little son, Robbie
left Wednesday morning for their ole
home in Indiana. The professor ha
) been with us year and says he i
delighted with the climate and ha
formed many pleasant ASSOCIATION
which he says he regrets to leave bu
business in his northern home de
: mards his attention. He goes bacl
e renewed in health and with the wei
y wishes of many friends here.
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Oldest metropolitan publication il
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each, and contains the cream of GOO
things from the daily and Sunda
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IL publican newspaper of the West. /
e appears early on every Tuesday an
Friday morning; and as it contain
n the best telegrphic news and tn
market reports of the Commerce.
- Gazette of those days, and reache
1f readers on the day of publication I
:, distance of several hundred mile!
+ it is as good to most readers as da
ly ne wspaper, while it contains va
amount of choice matter for the farm
" er, the laboring man, and the house
! hold, prepared especially for it, an
= not found in daily newspaper.
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