The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-17

to my friends and neighbors who
assisted me during the illness and
death of my wife who died on the grid
day of August 1896 and youngest
child daughter who died Sept. Ist.
Allen Garner.
WANTED-sEvERAL FAITHFUL MEN
or women 10 travel for responsible es-
tablished house in Tennessee. Salary
$3.50, payable SIS weekly and ex-
penses. Position permanently Refer.
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. National, Star Building
Chicago.
Last week, Will Raines while try
ing to role belt on the shaft of a
thresher engine while the engine was
in motion was caught by the hand and
drew into the drive wheel braking his
right arm in two places, once between
the elbow and wrist, and the other be-
tween the shoulder and elbow.
Mrs. M. L. Mcconnell and Miss
Callle Atkins will open a Dress
Making Shop in A. K. Aarper's store
which will be open by October Ist,
ready for work, and they ask a liberal
patronage from the ladies of Mary
vile and surrounding country. Be
sure to see them before having your
work done.
A large Mckinley and Hobart Club
was organized at Bank Friday after,
noon with the following officers; DR..
B. Delozier, Pres; Jack Talent, Vice
Pres: Thos. Hall, Secy. Committees
on membership and speakers were
appointed and the club launched with
bright prospects. Hon. Thos. N.
Brown and We. editor were present tc
aid in the work. Mr. Brown made
speech and Goddard talk.
Whit Ballard was accidently sho
and killed at Chandlei's Wednesday
of last week. A loaded shot gun was
sitting on the ground leaning agains
the porch. Ballard reached dowr
to pick it up and in lifting it over the
banister the hammer struck something
and the gun was discharged full into
his face. Both eyes were blown GU
| and blood and brains scattered about
He was young man not over 2!
years of age.
Mr.. Chas. Moore has presented Ii
with two beautiful views taken b,
him. One is picture of the Noun
5 tain Spring Brook near Montvale il
this County and the other is beauti
full picture of the grounds and hotel
t which was lately burnt down, o
Montvale. The latter has specia
. interest and value now. These pic
t lures are worth IS cts. a peice and cal
: be obtained by addressing Mr.. Chas
' B. Moore at Denmark, N. c. The
: would be appreciated by your friend
in the North.
4 The reunion Of The end and 3r
S Tennessee Cavalry at Eucebia wa
D largely attended and all expresse
] themselves as having had most eA
j cellent time. 1t was pleasant, ye
sad to be there and see the, remnar
of those two grand regiments as the
{ thinned ranks lined up for inspection
4 Many of them are old and crippled
while there were few whose hair wa
not streaked with grey. 1t was
quiet and peaceable crowd. Their
was no swearing, or drinking; nothin
occurred to mar the pleasure of tn
3 day. The next reunion will be in {
= near Maryville.
nj The Kitchen Cabinets, which ar
v being made by T. R. Chambers hel
in Maryville are attracting rGls
;, favorable attention, Everybody
well pleased with them. Mr.. Chan
tbers is expecting good patronag
= from the people Of Maryvllle ar
!, surrounding country. He wants
: begin the manufacture Of his live
" tons here at Maryville on larg
scale than before and will feel vel
re greatful to the good people of Blou
m county foi their help in the way
'e patronage. He will exchange Cal
Of nets for any produce tina. he can us
10 such as potatoes, sweet or Iris
y corn wheat. oats. hay, or fodde