The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-24

will return to Irwin's shop.-John D.
Ammons.
Tie following persons left to take
In the Atlanta Exposition, Monday
morning: Maj. viii A. McTeer, Capt.
S. P. Rowan, Sheriff Sam Walker,
and possibly others.
Go to Biltle, Webb & Co., for your
winter ~shoes and oiker winter goods
as they are certainly the cheapest
place to buy them. They lead In low
prices all the time.
G.. A. Toole keeps on hand full
line of Fresh Fancy Groceries and,
Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars a specially. Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
If you want a good Macintosh
Coat one that is guaranteed not to leak
come and buy from us as we sell them
tvery'low and gurantee them. Bit
lie, Webb & Co.,
Miss Mable Coming, who left here
three years ago and has been at Sc
attic, Wash, came home last week
on visit to her parents. Miss Alice
Coming, of Knoxville also came over
For SALE!-A farm of 81 acres in
Ist dist, two mules and two horse
wagon will be sold to the highest bid
der November 2nd Cash, or notes
with lein retained on land. Sale on
premises. !
Cane seated chair bottoms that
have sagged may be made as tight as
ever by washing in hot soap,suds and
placing in the open air until dry. Il
Ladies you have to pay ten cents
per number for the delineator don't
you? Get your husband to pay in ad-
vance for the TINES and we will fur
nish it to you for only ~ cts. per.
or 90 cts per year.
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 $I.55. 1t is very valuable pub
lication for all horsemen.
The well known white bird dog
belonging to 10 Burger went mad the
first Of the week and bit large num-
Der of dogs. Com. Porter killed the
Burger dog Tuesday morning and all
the dogs bitten by it should be killed
Immediately.
W J. Auten special pension exami-
ner was through our country this
week. He was accompanied by.
Porter Kidd of Maryviile. These
gentlemen think Sewer has some Of
the finest farms they ever saw
Seviervllle Star.
Dave Nuchols, who has been in
Texas for nearly two years, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Nuchols. He brought with him from
New Orleans fine specimen of the
saltwater crab, which proved quite
a curiosity to large majority of our
citizens.
E. Butler, for the Forest On 20.
is back again. We will see some big
operating now, as we have 1t from
good athority that the Forest Oil Co.
has agreed that the oil shall be re-
find in Tennessee, which will result
in building large industry in this
country. y.-Fentress Gazette.
Those who have winter apples for
sale will do we'll to bury them until
midwinter and then market them,
when they are sure to bring a good
price. An effort to market the crop
of winter apples is sure to result in
the market being glutted and very
low prices being realized if a sale is
effected at all.-Crossville Chronicle.
A letter from Rev. c. B. Sparrow,
d. d. encloses $I.oo for the TINES
and says change his address to Buffa-
10, N. Y, as the Conference has
stationed him as pastor of Grace
Church, at that place. This is near
where 10 Burger, the Cashier of the
Bank II Maryville, lived when a boy.
DIR. Sparrow was formerly pastor of
the NJ. E. Church at this place and a
host of friends will be pleased to learn
of,his securing such an excellent
charge.