The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-07

DTcdCneu LOT Il NUMBER vi years III lHlS
goes to Whitesburg, Tenn.
Campbell Cunningham looked af-
ter the office of the County Court
Clerk while his father and mother
were in Atlanta last week.
Harve Goddard and family moved
into town last week and are now re-
siding in East MaryvilIe. His child
rem will attend school.
Sherman Parham is the name Of
the young man who has taken charge
Of A K. Harper's meat market, He
comes from Knoxville.
The pretty little horse, belonging
to Rev. Frank E. Moore, died of
collie on the road home from Knox
vile, Monday.
The MaryviIle Wooden Mills want
a large amount Of good country I've
soap. Will pay 21a cts per pound
in trade if brought at once.
Mrs. Dickey and daughter, of Iowa,
have moved into one of c. n. SIM
mons houses and will try our excel
ent climate this winter.
The Black Diamond X. r. survey
ors will be in this county next week
Mason Bartlett, who has been with
them, is visiting home folks.
We have circular letter IN regard
to establishing Steam Laundry at
this place. We believe one could be
made to pay a good profit here.
Among those who vent to the AT
lanta Exposition this week were Joe
Reagan, Mrs. A. X. Harper, Mrs. M
a. Lamar, ]. w. Culton and wife.
Still there is much complaint abou.
the Knoxville office. This should
be remedied. Why don't the Knox.
vile papers look into the matter?
We can no longer sing the song
Invent down to Sandy Hook, etc.
as the name of that well-known place
has been changed to Fort Hancock.
DR.. Joseph Lawrence, who had te
return home last week on account o.
sickness, has gone back to Knoxville
and resumed his studies at the Medi
cal school.
Judge Rodgers comes to Blonn
County Springs when he wishes tt
breath pure air. He recently spen
a week at one of our most famOu.
resorts.
Miss Ollie Caldwell taught a de
partment in our public school las
week, taking Miss Mable McNeal''
place, as the latter was confined Il
her home by sickness.
Prof. d. r. Haworth, Prin. of tn,
Friends Normal, has been unable It
teach for several days. He has beer
suffering with felon onthe fore fin
ger of his right hand.
G.. A. Toele keeps on hand a full
line of Fresh Fancy Groceries ant
Confectionries also Tobacco ant
Cigars a specially. Call and see
Opposite the Court House.
DR.. P. NJ. Bartlett, of this place
preached morning and evening Sun
day in the First Congregational church
at Knoxville. His sermons wer,
very highly spoken of by the Journal
Mrs. B A. Morto.I has been NOV
ing her household goods to Knoxville
this week where she and her famil,
will N axe their future home. Esq
moved into 10 Gamble will her resi-
dence IN Main Street
Do you want a cook book? w
will give you the Rural Home Coo
Book, Of $50 pages, containing owe
1000 receipts for only 25cts. if yol
will get your husband to pay for til
TINES one year III advance,
MIR. Bush, who spent a winter l
our town several years ago, has IT
turned this winter to get taste of OF
delightful and beneficial climate.
anyone comes here once and the
goes away, he generally wanders bac
at some time in his life.
Frank Willard and family left fc
Missouri last week where they inten
to make their home in the future