The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-03

| Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars a specially. Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
For SALEl-A farm of 81 acres in
Ist dist, two mules and two horse
wagon will be sold to the highest bid
der November end Cash, or notes
with lein retained on land. Sale on
premises.
w. H. Hackney, & Co. are putting
boiler and engine at Parham's -four
mills, and customers will not be
annoyed by having to wait for the
water before getting their grist.
You had better come as soon as
possible if you want one of the nice
suits of cloths which we are offering
at such low prices, as they are going
fast. Brittle, WEBB & Co.
Circuit Court adjourned this week.
Atty. Gen. Owings was not present
and the attorneys of the town acted
when not interested on the other side
of cases. We will give full proceedings
next week =
We have new goods of all kinds.
Our dress goods are nice and cheap.
We want you to come in and see for
yourself. Our prices are always
the lowest. Brittle. WEBB 4 Co.
W. F. Rogers, graduate of Mary.
vile College, is now Supt. of the
Public Schools at Comauche, Texas.
We received letter from him last
week enclosing the price of years
subscription.
Geo. c. Duncan, of this county,
and Fred Greer, of Loudon, both well
known here, have bought hardware
store at Newport and will take charge
about the middle of October. We
) wish the young men success;
Hon. Henry r. Gibson has received
notice of the following pensions grant
ed; Mary Hunnicutt, $I2 per month
: from Dec. 26 1890. James Simmer
, ly 81 per month from March %, 1898,
and ST. per month from April 1890.
) Mr.. Elmer Gleenlee, of Rockford,
s Tenn, and Miss Pearle Smith, of this
, city were married last week at the
residence of Mrs. Boyd near the
depot, and at once left for Rockford,
where they will reside. Athens Athe
MAN.
The subscription price of the
Horse Review, which has the larges
, circulation Of any of the turf Journals,
is two dollars. If you pay in advance
for the TINES we can get it for yor
for $I.s5. 1t is very valuable pub
S lication for all horsemen.
If you 60 in and look at them you
> will want one.-What? Why one o
those adjustable stands at c. Phlanze'
> which holds your book for you Will
e you read. 1t is especially suited 70
j. large Bible, Dictionary, or an,
heavy book. Call and buy one.
}, The value of this oil field will new
y er be definitely settled until deepe
rs wells are drilled. This thing Of stop
7. ping work at depth of less than
? 1000 is no true test of the field an
> settles nothing. -Jamestown(E Ten
% Gazette.
B Prof. Golf, who is the pastor of tn
Clover Hill church entertained quit
!. number Of the young people of tha
St place last Friday night. A very en-
joyable time is reported and til
n young people enjoyed a pleasan
moonlight ride home.
:, w, J. Gaudin, has a hen whic
h lays two eggs day and crows like
rooster. She commenced this strang
C performance by laying double-yolke
eggs of large size, but finally took t
laying two of the ordinary aize eac
{ day. Gazette.
Two of the most magnificent exhib
- its at the Tennessee Centennial wi
go from East Tennessee. On
will be an arch of native marble, de
III signed to span the main thoroughfar
c leading to the Exposition, and tn
=. other will be a huge building col
'e structed entirely of native coal, orn;