The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-17
GOSSIP AND CHAT.
Farmers are preparing their whea

]. w. Culton attended Court at
Loudon last week.
Rev. ]. T. Sexton is conducting a
tent meeting in Knoxville.
]. L. Keny has the fever. 1t hoped
that he will be out again soon.
A Mckinley and Hobart Club will
be organized this. Thursday night,
at Louisville.
We will take few apples on SUBJ
scription. We want them to be good
jelly apples.
Just received at George & Mont
gomery, large assortment of Lamps,
Stationary and etc.
]. ]. Whitehead, and son, Porter,
OF Seaton, went to Hamilton county
and returned last week.
III. Bright places another list Of
bargains before our readers this week.
Read his ad on another page.
Revs. w. A. Catlett and w. M.
Mullendore ars conducting a success
full meeting at pleasant Grove.
We have been compelled to con-
delaw four correspondents letters.
The host important items appear
arrong.the locals.
!. B. Stinnett, formely in business
in Maryville now with Walter Lever
cite, Knoxville, was shaking hands
with old fried last week.
A "NUMBER ONE" Jersey cow for
sale at once, also a sow and three
shoats. For information call on R.
S. Kithcart or r. R. Newly. AZ
Maine went republican by $4,000
majority, the largest ever known.
That don't look as though free silver
was gaining in the East.
The armless and legless child, which
was born to Bette Osburn about three
weeks ago, died Sunday night Of
ihamation of the stomach.
The large barn Of Robt. Thompson
was burned with all its contents las,
Friday morning. There is no clue
as to the origin Of the fire.
Mrs. Riley Cupp died Thursday o.
last week at her home on the Sewer
vile road of comsumtion. She was
highly respected christian lady. She
leaves husband and six children.
The delinquent tax sale notice
takes a great deal of our space this
week and will for three weeks
Our correspondents will please take
notice and send us only the mos
important news.
y, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Webb's littl,
\ baby died Wednesday night of las
week and the burial took place
Thursday at Prospect. 1t lacked only
few weeks Of being year old. Th'
parents have the sympathy ofall.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. jackson
wish to return their grateful thank
!. to the good people of Maryville wh'
so kindly helped and sympathizet
with them during the sickness ant
e. death of little George.
g Sixteen to one is the way r. M
y Magill & Co. are selling meat. l
you don't believe it look at their al
in this issue. Not only 10 lbs of mea
for ST., but other things just as cheap
Read for yourself.
Bittle, Webb & Co. have anothe
change in their ad this.week. ManI
of our readers have come to look eacl
week at the ad on this first page 70
the many bargains this popular firm
a are offering. You will save none
why reading it.
ao, The little ten year old cole-ed gu
Preached three sermons at the A M
E. Zion Church Sunday and III
: rediness with which she spoke e,
cited wonder in the minds of al
She will preach again nes6 Sabbath ;
Z II, and at o'clock.
Sheriff Walker has appointed I'll
following deputies 9th dist, Sal
Kidd and viii Cunningham. Jc
] Walker Of the 18th, NOAH Upton
& the 10Th, Arthur Pe.9'n the IN
tand Jesse JamS~ane man. On There wi
nrohahl,, IL ID he had no RICH,