The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-08-29

rakahashi, Chairman OF Rec. Com.
Sheriff Walker took Alfred Wilcox
o the Insane Asylum Tuesday, his
,amily has the sympathy Of the town
md community in their sad affection.
LosT:-A small bunch OF keys,
having piece Of metal with my name
On it attached to it.-Finder please
return the same to this Office and re-
ceive reward. A. Goddard.
Mrs. ]. P. Royston and daughter,
Leona, of Douglass, Wyoming, ar
rived here last week. She is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. J. +. anderson and
Mrs. ]. M. Allen.
Did You Read III
The Capital City Commercial Col
lege has card in this paper Offering
free to a number of per-
sons. Did you read it'
Weare promised Concert in the
near future from, ]. w. Marshall and
his babies, which no one can afford
to miss. Further notice will be CIV
en-. Proceeds for charitable pur-
poses. bf
Read The Ad
Read the ad. headed "Free Course
by Mail with the Capital City Com
mercial College. 1t is fine offer.
Apply for it.
Rev. Sam. Haworth, brother Of
Prof. ID. R.. Haworth Principal of the
Friends School at this place, who has
been pastor of a church in : Hubbard,
Iowa, arrived here Saturday night
and will remain for some time.
Take DR.. Shops Restorative the
Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. J. H
Bright 2 Salesman, Mountainvill,
Tenn, AT Druggists.
We read where some one has dis
covered that it is woman and not
man who is to be seen in the moon
And just TO think how many poo
trusting women have sat for hour
and hours and watched that moon
IT'S shame. -Ex.
Do you want to be thrilled b
tragedy, rejuvenated by comedy, an
feel that peculiar enjoyment a spler
did drama gives? Then attend eth
Flowing Bowl" at Columbian Hal
Sept. sth. See ad.
We received copy of "The R
buke" published at Chattanooga. L
pages are devoted to religion, mora
and etc. 1t should receive the SUI
port of all our christian people, an
no doubt its influence will be felt f;
and wide. i
We have just received a copy
the "Horse Review" published
Chicago, III. 1t is one of the be
horse papers published. 1t gives Il
latest news, and has fine illustrations
Every horse raiser should subscrib
for this paper.
The Dixie Reporter of Nashville
Tenn, In its issue of August 20 wi
consist of one hundred and fol
pages, the largest newspaper by
pages ever printed in the Unite
States, and four pages large
than the London Times special &c
ton of ten years ago which was Il
largest paper ever printed in Il
world. To give some idea of ii
mamoth sheet, it would carpet thr
rooms I5xr5, or if cut into strips
column of Ia inches wide it wou
make tape line $40 yards long;
cut into dress patterns allowing
t yards to the dress, it would make
dresses for full grown ladies, or,
i dresses for misses 10 years of ag
Allowing two columns day, it won
! take the best Union printer 3I2 da
:, of 10 hours a day to set it, and
. lowing IL columns day it wor
require 81 days to read it. In passi
through press each paper will ira,
: on the press bed before all sectic
: are printed go yards, or S. miles
c each thousand copies. Its weight v
be two pounds, and allowing I,o
l. pounds for wagon load, 500 cop
st will fill it. Ten copies weigh
: twenty pounds would be all that