The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-12


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Take DR.. Shops Restorative the
Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. ]. Fl.
Bright Salesman, Mountalnville
Tenn, At Druggists.
G, A. Toele keeps on hand full
line of Fresh Fancy Groceries and
Confectionries also Tobacco and
Cigars a specially. Call and see.
Opposite the Court House.
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. BITTLE, WEBB & Co.
Miss Isabella Duclorx, of KhoX-
vile, visited with Mrs. c. N. SIM
mons several days last week. Mr..
Chas. Decloux, her father, came
over Sunday and accompanied her
home.
A question mark on correspon-
dents paper means we would like to
hear from you. If we do not hear
then we will conclude you do not
wish the paper longer and it will be
discontinued.
Gov. Mckinley, of Ohio will be
IN Knoxville Sept. 18TH at the Sons
of Veterans Fncampment and all
should go and see him as there will
be excursions on that day and every
day Of the Encampment.
Miss Ocey Walker left Wednesday
morning for Glendale, o. Miss
Walker is a highly accomplished
young lady, being a graduate of
Maryville College, and her many
friends here wish her property.
Talk about raising fruit come to
East Tennessee If you want to see
the best. ]. E. Sheddan, of near
Friendsville, brought in two large
apples, one of which weighs one
pound and the other almost as much.
!. D. Moore, of this place, came
i'm the latter part of last week and
throwed two cart wheels on our ta-
bic, one for his own subscription
and the other for his daughter, Mrs.
e. c. Mason, Basking Ridge, N ].
We havejust received our fall stock
of goods direct from New Work ant
Baltimore. The best and cheapest
we have ever carried. See our stock
before you buy r. M, MAGILL Il
Co.
If you go to the Encampment a
Knoxville next week you might prof,
by mixing little business with pleas
ure. 1t will be to your interest t.
call at the New York Clothing Com.
pany Store and get good suit o
clothes. See their ad in this issue.
The subscription price Of th,
Horse Review, which has the larges
circulation Of any of'the turf Journals
is two dollars. Of you pay in advano,
for the TIMES we can get it Cor yo'
for $I.s5. 1t lis very valuable pub
| lication for all horsemen.
If YOU go in and look at them yol
will want one. WHAT Why one o
those adjustable stands at c. Pkianze'
which holds your book for you Will,
you read 1t is especially suited 70
a large Bible, Dictionary, or an.
heavy book. Call and buy one
Mrs. Fannie K. Holmes and he
daughter Faith, of Livonia; Indiana
are among the new comers calle'
here by the opening college. w
trust the college and the town vii
present such attractions that they
may be induced to make this thei
permanent home.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
10. J. WINS will be glad to know tha
Mrs. WINS reached home SATURDAY
evening from Atlanta in good healtl
and fully restored from the awful al
| Fiction of cancer of the breast,
graphic account of which Mr.. Ivln
gave our readers week before last
Mr.. WINS is receiving the congratula
tions of host of friends all of whom
hope her lease of life may be lon!
and hannv Athens Athenian.