The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-07-04

Take DIR. Shoop's Restorative the
Great Nerve Tonic for the Stomach
Liver and weakned Kidneys. J. H.
Bright Salesman, Mountainville
Tenn, At Druggists.
There were twelve marriage IL
censes issued by County Clerk Gun
ningham during the month of June
and so far one in July, viz: Sanders
M. c. Brown and Addie l.. Kidd,
who were married Monday.
]. S. M. Everett, more generally
known by the nickname "Morg" was
in town from Seaton Friday and gave
this office call. He has had the
"grippe" two years in succession and
hasn't been very healthy since.
We printed several lots of shipping
tags for the Maryville Wooden Mills
during the past week. This is one of
the most popular mills in the South.
They have many orders in advance
and are now running night and day.
Master Ralph Culton gave party
to a number of his little friends last
Thursday afternoon, on the occasion
of his 10th birthday. Refreshments
were served and the little folk
enjoyed themselves from ; to
O'Clock.
John Boyd leaves this Thursday
morning for Jacksonville, Fla, where
he has been hired to take charge of a
Sash, Door & Blind Factory. Mr..
Boyd has great deal OF experience
in this line of work. we wish him
success.
Capt. Henry, President of the
Maryville Butter and Cheese Com
pany, informs us that the creamery is
dong nicely making on an average
of r25 to 40 lbs. of butter per day.
Henry Magill and Will Henry are
the butter makers.
The ladies of the M. E. Church.
South, will furnish refreshments at
the centennial celebration at Ever
etts grove, July II. Everybody
asked to aid a worthy cause, besides
getting value received for your mon
ey.
Chas. Goff has been spending most
of the past two weeks in Maryville
He is brother Of Prof. Herman Gof
and is representing the Ben Franklin
Savings & Loan Association. He is
a pleasant gentleman and has made
many friends.
I. A. Hill is here visiting with his
family. He expects to return north
soon where he represents Knoxville
Nursery. Mr.. Hill has had a grea
deal Of experience in this line of work
and as he is hustler we have nc
doubt of his success.
Last week we printed some station
airy for the Maryville Planng Mil
Company. w. B. Irwin and A. M
Delozier are the gentlemen compos
ing this firm. See their ad in another
place and when in need of anything
in their line give them call,
Do you want a nice farm, within
215 miles of Maryville, consisting o
72H acres, about 80 of which il
timber land d? 1t also has mic,
young orchard Of over one hundred
apple and peach trees. If you wan
1t apply at this Office. Cheap 10
cash.
SrRAyED:-A young brood SOW
from my place about the Ist of June
Her mark is swallow fork in righ
ear, rather shallow cut. Mostl
black and lop cared. Any informa
ton will be liberaly rewarded
Please notify A. B. Montgomery
Maryvllle.
The Leeper Milling company c
Uniia goes into the hands of a re
ceiver by request of some Of tn
officials and largest stockholders
The liabilities are thought to be in e>
cess of the assets, but most of tn
creditors are said to be secured b
personal indorsers.
Last Friday Judge Rodgers shippe
handsome thoroughbred Jersey bul
calf to DIR. Garner, of Maryville
The Judge has many Jersey cattl
with pedigree as long as the NOR;
law In his herd at Evergreen dair,