The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-21

will give you the "Rural Home Cook
Book" of $50 pages, containing over
1000 receipts for only 25cts. If yon
will get your husband to pay for the
TIMES one year in advance.
A word of explanation in regard to
our clubbing list. If yau pay a year
in advance for the TIMES you can
take all of the papers named if you so
desire. To find the price of each pa
per to you, subtract one dollar from
the amount in the last column OF fig
ures. For instance if the paper is
$r.a5 with the TINES, the other pa
per will only cost you 25cts after you
have paid in advance for the TIMES.
The little 3yr. cid girl of Marshall
Bradford, who lEes on Sam Rorax's
place near Little River, was burned
to death last week. She was in the
house with two other little children
one Sitte older than herself, when
her clothing caught fire, in sonae way
and was entirely burned off, except
band around the neck. The little
thing lived until midnight the same
day when death came to relieve her
pain.
J. c. Biuqe, of the firm of Bittle,
Webb & Co, had secured the services
OF Ed. Rowan in the store for a
month and was to leave on a vacation
ot that length of time, when on Mon
day morning he received telegram
THAT his wife's mother, Mcs. E. Eng
land, ofiNew Market, YVES very sick
at McMNlians Station where she had
lgone ITO visit daughter. He and his
wife left on the morning train for that
lplaee.
i In the Annual Meeting of the HUI
name Society there wass contest for
prizesiky twenty-three pupils Of the
publicschools. The Jadges decided
that Jemes H .nry, Annie Goddard
and Leila Copper won the first,
second and thrd prizes respectively.
Judge III. H. Ingersoll "of Knoxville,
presented the prizes. The following
officers were elected for the following
year:-Pres. X. S. KKthcart, Vice
Pres. o. H. Webb, Secy. Mrs. Hood,
Treas. Miss Anna LGd, Attorney
Will A. McTeer, Agent. DR.. Stanley
4 Mrs. Sophia Thompson, res
4 pectedaady of the 9th district died o'
4 pneumsnia Thursday merning at Il
y O'Clock. She was the mother of Mr.
Lee Ihempson and was aear 81 year
Of age. Her husband disd in 1856
land she has lived with tn- son sine.
!, that time. She was a woman esteem
led by al for her humble christian
acharacter and her death leaves blanl
i'm the lives of those near and dear t
der. Prof. Wilson conducted thu
funeral services Friday. The re
mains were inferred in Magnolia Gem
etary.
In paper published at Stxbenvill'
Ohio, we read of the death Of Hon
Robert Sherrard, Jr., the uncle to-
which our fellow townsman, r. S
Kithcart, was named. He was /;
man highly honored and esteemed il
Ohio as the many messages Of con
dolence testify. Among those sen
ding messages were Gov. Mckinley
J. B. Foraker, John Sherman ane
many other we'll known men of bott
state and national fame. There il
about four columns in regard to hi
!. life and death in the paper referred tc
{ above.
The several new buildings ar
being pushed to completion as fast a
possible. R. S. Kithcait expects t,
move into his this week. 1t is one o
the best in town, and the first dwell
ing house in town to be covered witt
Blount county slate. Chas. Gentr,
will in all probability move into hi
new house this week The fine hous
being built by John Huffstetler il
East Maryville is now up so it can b
seen from nearly every part of tn,
town. T. A. Hill has the frame u
to what will be nice house whe
completed.