The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-07-18

heavy and servicable envelopes anc
will print 500 for $r.5o or 1000 fol
So 50. Come and look at these they
are dandies.
Take DR.. Shops Restorative the
Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. ]. H.
Bright Salesman, Mountainville
Tenn, AT Druggists.
Do you want a nice farm, within
2H miles of Maryville, consisting of
72H acres, about 80 Of which is
timber land 1t also has a nice
young orchard of over one hundred
apple and peach trees. If you want
Itapply at this Office. Cheap Tor
cash.
The Ladies Auxiliary to tho Y. NJ.
c. A. held its regular meeting Wed.
July 10. 1t was decided to have a
Concert, in the near future. Make
your plans to come you will hear
something good.
Mrs. Jane Edgar, cousin of ]. c..
Greer, was here visiting last week.
She now resides at Coulter, ILL.,, She
left here 4S years ago and.is danght-
er of old Uncle Tommy Alexander,
who is remembered by some of our
older citizens.
SrRAyED:-A black and white spot.
ted mich cow with a small bell al.
tached. She was giving about a gal.
Ion Of milk. She had roap around
her horns ten or eleven feet long.
will give reward Of one dollar for
any information. Jefferson Wright.
Like the stars, the berries in the
forest trees are accepted by many
as being "for signs and for sea
sons" A heavy crop of holly ber-
ries and hack berries is said to fore.
Cast severe winter. There never
was larger crop of these berries
on the trees named, in this vicinity
than there is now.
The depot at Loudon was burned
Monday morning about three o'clock
destroying all freight stored at thai
place. Rev. E. c. Mason's piano
and other household goods were there
awaiting shipment to New York ant
everything destroyed. Kingston Re
publican.
While Rev. f c. Mason was out
helping deliver some furniture he had
sold, Tuesday evening, the drayman''
mule started to run, throwing Mr.
Mason from the dray on the street il
front of Dir. Sienknechts office slight.
ly injuring him. Kingston Republi.
can.
A movement is on foot in the cit,
to have a reunion OF the Bloun
county people living here. 1t will
consist of a basket picnic and will b.
followed by the organization of ;
permanent society. There are abou
three thousand Blount county peopl,
residing in and around Knoxville
Knoxville Tribune.
This week we send cut 500 extra
copies of the TIMES. If you ge
one read it carefully and if yol
think it will be worth as much a
two cents per week to you come il
and subscrib, We will send it on
year, or 80 weeks for only dollar
See our clubbing list on 2nd page
We give all the county news.
Says Gray Gables special: 1t
said by those who are in position t
know that the question of naming til
new arrival has already engaged tn
attention of President and Mrs. Clevt
land. Mrs. Cleveland, so the repol
goes, is strongly in favor of the nam
Naomi, as that will complete trio c
charming Biblical heroines-Rutl
Esther and Naomi.
A child is born, says an exchange
and the doctor in attendance &c
$40; the editor notes 1t and gets
it is christened and the minister &c
IS, and the editor writes it up ar
gets 90; it marries and the minist,
gets another fee, and the editor &c
a piece of cake or 900. In Il
course of time it dies; the doctor &c
from S. to SIoo and the minister pc
: haps gets another S., the undertak
Sag to 500; the editor prints noti'
of death and an obituary two &C
, ,,ronc long a GET of resolutions