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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Capt. S@iittler's Spiirnafe.
Gs eelinet ibm, smei 5aIfdmanser
unfhdolih gu MAIDEN.

Dem S9drfiinn bes GupitGn S9uettler
BON Der S6effielb NpenuezP oli3eiitatton gcz
lang es Sonneritd tag, 6inter Die S9libe eines
nOtOrii4en Suli9miin5ers gu tommen uni
bieien, fOpie befen @Omplicen gu einem bolz
len 9etGnoniB gu betpegen.
Mittpo9 friib perbafteten 9etectioes
Der Summersbule zpo Gt5eiftatton 5pei 2unO=
ftrei6er, Die it4 in refp. neben einem offenen,
fir INNER fern Der 9eimatb geftorbenen
So6ne bes bimmlii9en 8ei9ss beittmmteli
@rabe auf Dem &ir96ofe in &oIebiG ges
bettet batten, Die GagabunOen, Die
i9re gtatnen ats Sobn 6oaingsz
NORTH unb @6urles Quinbp an
ga6en, tpurben Oonnerftag benz Hi9ter
8OnnefOt porgefibrt, Der ibnen ben Ratb
CAB, ben Staub Gbicago's unoer3iigli6 BON
ibrsn SiiBen gu f9iitteln unb INN ni9t niez
Ser unter Die @ugen gu tommen, S9pn
polIten Die Strpl9e, ben 6immel unb ben
&abt preiienh, bon bannen 3ie6en, dls @apiz
tan S9uettler, benz 9olingstportb perod3<
tig pprtam, bic beiDen Cramps in fetn NQer=
beiligites complimentirte. Die BON linn in
f%cenirte bo@notbpeinli9e Snquiiition Der
8erbd9tigen f9ien reIultdtlOs perlaufen gu
ppllen, ba bic MiIfet6dter peritpdt bebaupz
teten, friebli9e 8%agabunbe gu fein, 0a fam
benz braben gapitGn Elm rettenoer 9eDante.
Cine 1nterfu9ung i6rer 6~abieltgfetten
nurbe Dorgenommen unb fie6e 0u, feline feline
Naie bate i'm ni9t b~etrpgen. Sn ibren gez
1ptdten 80rIen, pel9e Die goli3ei in Sumz
meroale BEL Der eriten 0ur9fu9ung Der
8erbafteten iiberieben bate, puroen 40 fall
i9e ! unb 8 faGf9e ] 9ouaritiide pOrgefunz
ben. Cine l1nterIudung Der 8etietai9s
6p1tngsport6's f0rberte ferner 2 Barren
Metaa unb gum 8etriebe Der Salf9miinz
5erei 6sn0tbigtes. 6anbperts3eug gu Sage,
2eugnen mare jeBt nublos g~etpefen. Die
@trol9e ge5tanben benin audi, ft9 nit benz
Sabri3iren unb Dem 8eri9leiB falf9en 9slz
bes i6ren 2e~bensunter6dlt perI9afft gu pa
ben. Der Tabritant mar 9olingstport6
ndbrenb 0uinbb dls beffen Agent f%ungirte.
Quf Der Prairie Bel 9igbpooO, ST., naDe
ben 9elei5en Der G6icago &c Nort6pe terri
@iienbabn, i'm 9untet Der Ra9t, tpurbe bun
So1tngsnprtb Der 8unbesmiin3e tn's 6anb=
tpert gepfui4t. N2it benz fulf9en 9elbe
tpurbe Milpautee iiberf9pemmt. Nus cen
Sali9miin8ern bort Der 8oben gu beiB unte4
ben SiBen purOe, enti4Iofen ite ii9, ben
@6aupIab ibrer 56dtigteit na8 Gbiceau
gu berlesen. tuOfelbit ie i6r @erbdngniB
eretlte.
Quf Der 9rairie BEL 6ig6npob tpurbe bnn
ben Munnen bes Capt, S9uettGer cine pollz
f~tGnbige MISUNDERSTANDING in elmer
Rite, i'm @rDret9 pergraben, porgefunben,
Die 90feipi9te. purDen benz Captain Yor=
ter bonn 8unbesashsimbienit iiberqeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
stredt einen farbieen Rdnber nieoer, Se
feline mohnune auspIinoeru molte. =
Die muuoe fir tootIi9 era9tet.

8ilfreb Gbp. 2emerile, Der gofmeiiter
bon SOreit Sin, erf9oB 9onneritag Nbent
einen farbigen @trol9, Der tur3 Dor 8 u6r
in iein 9aus, go. 1900 Sib &obeD @traBe,
einbrang unb nit borgebaltenem &ebolDer
bic 8epobner befelben auffOrberte, ibm lire
Sadrf9aft %aus5uliefern.
Surg na9 9 u6r Nbenbs, dls
Potmeiter 2emerife nit feiner Satin, Ieiz
men betoen SD9tern Nmp unb Gitena, iei=
mem Sobn Wiuiam unb ben Na9barinnen
5rau S9later unb SRI. @itela &amuD 3u=
iammen in benz gu ebener @rbe eelegenen
Wobn3immer iaB, cling pl0bli6 bic Sbiire
auf uno auf Der S6pele erf9isn Elm berz
tulif4 g~ebauter Neger nit einsm 3epoGbe1
in Der 9anb, ben er auf Die inn s3immer
NhtpeEenben %anlegte, Tie gu gleiber o3eit auf=
frrberno, fi4, fats ibnen ibr 2eben feb fet
rubtg gu berbalten unb ibr @elb lopie TIRE
Wertbfa9en aus3uliefern. gu .gGei9er 3eit
trat er in oas 3immer unb 4ging auf bic
ibm 5und9f iibenbe Nmb 2emerife gu unt
fnrberte tie auf, it9 gu erbeben unb biz
2a1oper 1bres 8rlOers Wtutdm ibres Sn61tz
tes gu entleeren. 8or NngTt bebenb, nDatt
ods M&do4en bieiem 8efebl 5olge leiften, al:
pl0Blt3 Elm S4uB fiel unb Der Neaer mil
einsm 4ufi9rei in ben 8opf setroffen gu
8Doen fanf.
Us. s. 2emeriie bate nGmIi9, als ben
Neger bas 3immer betrat, basIelbe per=
la1en uno fih in Dem Neben3immer feiner
HebolDer gebolt, NIT benz in Der 6anb er Der
Strol9 ridltngs iiberrumpelte unb als el
taum 5tpet SUB bon ibm e%ntfernt mar, eint
&u9el Our3 ben &opf iaete.
Die Yolt3ei puroe bon 2emeriie bena6,
rt9ttgt uno Der tDbtli9 p~ertpunbete Ieae,
Smith fpuroe per Patrolpagen na9 ben
@nsletpooo Union Sofpital gsf9afft, 70 BIZ
Ner5te ieinsn 3uitano fir 3iemlt6 ,boff.
nungsloS ertldrten. Das @in5ige, mas e
auBer einem &epolper i'm 8efib bate. MAJ
eine @4a9tel nit 100 gatrpnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Das oemoFratifde 11ationaIcomite.

Gum 8oriiBsr beg grecutipzMus19uf1
,es relter1 bemofratif9en Nationalcomites
'as pie fplgt 5uidmmengefebt 1T, purb
Senator Spnes BON Nrtanfas getpdblt:
Mlabama, $. 9, glabton.
Nrtanfas, Sbomas McRae.
Galifornien, S. S. Opper,
Colorado, Nbair Wi5pn.
Connecticut, Carlos s5ren4.
9elapare, 81, st. &eHpep.
SGoriba, @amuel Pascoe.
@eorgia, @lart 9oneG.
Sbabo, George NinsIee.
SGinois, Sbomas 9aban.
Snbiuna, Sobn 8. @bantliu.
Soma, 'gbarles 81. @alTb.
4 8anfas, S. g, Sobnfou.
&entudp, 9rep @oobfon.
2ouifiana, q. s. 8lan9arb.
Maine, Seth s.. @orbpn,
Marp1anb, Mrt6ur g. German.
MaKa6ufetts, Sobn IS. @orcoran.
Mi9igan, 6. .. @tebenIon.
Minnefota, g. 30. 2otpler.
MiKiHippt, @. 9. Sullioan.
MiKouri, 90. S. @tone.
Montana, 81. s. Mc6atton.
Nebrasfa, 90. 8. Sbompfon.
Nspaba, sc. g. Seating.
Stem 9ampibtre, u. %. Sulopap.
SEEM Serfeb, Sames @mitb Sr.
Seem gorf, SObn s. Sbeeban.
Nortb Carolina, Spfep6 9antels.
Nortb 9atota, Is. 6. 2uitttotp.
Sbio, Sobn st. Mc2ean.
Oregon, S. Sopnfenb,
8ennfblpdnia, Wiaiam s. 9arritD.
&6obe Sslunb, 8i9arb 9. Gomftod.
South Carolina, 8eniamin 81. Gilman
South Ootota, Samest M. 8oob.
Sennehee, S. 30. 9eaO.
Seras, S. 8, 0ubIep.
Utah, u. %. Mc@une.
@ermont, st. g., @maueb.
@irginia, g, S, Otep,
@aibington, 9ugb s, 8alace.
Wef gtr9trta, S. e Wa9rap.
@isconfin, s. g.. Waa.
@poming. 90. s. 5pGiOap,
@ri3ona, %. $. 8urbage.
0itrict Of Columbia, 2alprence @arbner
Snbianer@S erritortum, SbomasMarcom
Stem Merico, 5, 81. Man3anares.
Sflaboma, W6ite 90. Grant.
Nlasfa, s. .. Robgers.
Die offieieae Notificirung Der @anbibater
rfpl8t Qnfang 4ugut i'm Mabifon 5quar
in SEEM Oort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
: unf.rs @Orrefppnbenten unb M1,nt:

- unfere Gorrefppnbenten unb M1sntsn
befn5en Die foIgenben Stcoten:
9err 8uul Sriebel bic Staaten Soma uni
Winneiota.
9err 5reb S3erf ben Stat 8isconitr
unb ben norbpeitli9en She'll BON Mi9isan
5srr 9enrb S4auI bic Staten Snoiano
unb Mi9igan.
0err @bus, s. 90. Pfeiffer ben @taai
Iebrasfa.
6err augut @fer bic @taaten Mifour
unb QrfanIas.
9err 9enrb Spalbing bic Counties Qaf
uno Wc9enrp in SGtnots.
9err So6n S4mitt bas mittlere sSqinois
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
HOme Rule.

Mtr beginfigen, oaB bic Serritorien Seem
Merieo unb Mri3ona als Staaten in ben
8uno aufgenommen tperben uno begiiniti=
gen Die balbige 4ufna6me iiberbaupt aler
Serritorien, tpel9e Die nDt6ige @inpobner>
sabl unb bus n0t6ige Gintommen baben, fir
Staaten ertldrt gu tperben; unb mir oerz
langen, bab bic 8eamten, pelAe fir Die Ser
ritorien iopie ben 9iitrict bon Columbia
unb ben Diitrict BON Mlasta ungeitelt perz
ben, 8epobner Der 9iftricte iinb, in benen lie
functioniren foler. Die bemofrdtii9e pars
tel glaubt an r9ome 9ule" unb baran, bdB
ale Dffentli9en 2dnbereien in ben Ser.
@tuuten gu freien 9eimitdtten fir ameriz
tanif9e 8irger Dertpenbet peroen iolten.
Sir 2Iasfa.
Wtr empfeblen, baB Dem Serrttorium
4lasfa bas &ebt gegeben psrbe, .einen Nbge=
orbneten in ben @ongreB gu i3iden, uno baB
bic aQgemeinen 2anbz unb WalogeieBe Der
Ser. Staaten audi auf ienes 5erritorium
ausgeoebnt iperben 1oGten.
Cuba.
Wir fpre9en ben gubanern in ibrsin
beroif9en Sample fir 5reibeit unb lnabz
bdngigteit unfere Spmpatbie aus.
Gipiloienf.
@ir opponiren Der lebensldngli9en Nuz
ftelung i'm Dffentliden Oienft. Wir- ftab
fir %@rnennungen auf @runb bon 8eroie1ls
item, fir feitgeieBte Nmts5eit unb cine iol4e
9ur9fibrung bes gibilbienitgeiebes, baB
alien 8iirgern bon glei9er 8efdbigung BIZ
ielben 8ortbeile 5uite6en.
Keim oritter prdfoentihafts IT'S Germir.
Wir ertldren ss als Elm ~ungel9rtebenss
@eieb in bteier 8epublit, sebeiligt bur9
einen 1OOidbrigen @ebrau9 unO bur9 Die
8eiipiele Der @rDBten unb Weifeten, pel6e
uniere Regierung f6ufen unO ~leiteten, oaB
Niemanb gum britten Male gum 8unoesz
.prGiioenten eripdblt tpirb.
2lnIeeune Don Waferfrasen.
Die 8unbesregieruns folte fir bic 9erz
beferung bes MiiiiifippfSS trOmes unb anz
berer beoeutenber Dafernege, tpel3e ben
8innenitaaten bequeme unO biai9e Sransz
portmittel bieten, iorsen,
Sdlu6.
@ertrauenO auf unfere, eere4te SADIE uab
iiber8eugt BON Der Notbpenoigfeit ibres Gr@
folges am Wabltage, unterbreiten mir ole
borliegenoe prin5ipienertldrung unb ibre
t3iele benz l1rtbeile bes amerifantf9en
Bottles. Dir bitten UNI bic l1ntertibu1g
aler 8iirger, pel4e btefe gutbeiben, pelAs
fe burb ben @rlaB BON @eIeben gum 9sile
bes Bottles bur9sefibrt feben poaen nno
bas DIFFERENTIATION bes 9ei4Gfts in
2anoe erbpffen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
!. en- ct. 2puis hot Der befannte Den

= Sn 81, Souls bat Der betannte 9eut>
f6e S6eobor M~innigerobe, Sefretdr Der
uSobn Siemeper Sobaceo g., bas Set Der
golbenen 9o95eit begangen tpegen Rrdnt=
li9teit alerbings i'm eng ten Samiltentreiie
Minnigerobe purbe 1926 in 9oba an Der
@eier geboren unb fam i'm Sabre 1915 naf
2ouiiiana, no er in einem 2ano1tdot9en
ae6n Sabre lang Elm gigarrengsl9dft betrief
unb fi9 ber6eiratbete. Set 1855 1T ods
&bepaar bort anldfiig. @on ben 16 &inberu
befelben iinb nod neun am 2eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Drpan nno $ewau
Dom oemofratiiden uattonal=
oonpent ais annertrd9er erforen
8urtlaut ber Glatforut.

Cine fframme SLIDER 5reiprdeun9spIanfe
Ieitet iie Gin. - Keine 2lenoerune oes
6oltarifs, bis Ole 6elofraoe erleotet 1T.
Grfidrune eeeen Ole Giumiiduta oet
Understanding in lofale 2lnoeleeen'
heiten. = pIanfe gu 6uuiten Der Gin
fommenfteuer. = Oppoition eeaen eilen
oritten prdfoentidaftstcrmin. Die
GoIooemofraten betheilieten iib tlt6t al
Der 2lbitimmune. Senator Jones
Doriber oes neuen Qationalcomttes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Sn oen Ropf 9efdofen.

poitmeiiter Semerife mahte bon fei
nem Repolper outen 6ebrauh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
An 1tntfrf 2eGer.

SeiOnSere Sead1tttn9 nerotetet,
Ole an anoercr gteHe angeset8tet
Yr6utict, BET oenen amBer Sei
MISUNDERSTANDING eine per:
baItniBnt9Bt8 9ertnge Sri@la9s:
5ablnn9 perIan8t miro. 9tefe1ber
ftmS iebr iOr8f6ltt9 8eWdblt unS
astr Gimfdmte TIT srOBem WaBfabt
crm08Ii1en 10 btat9e 95esm8s6e.
oinattttaett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
Grimes Obit uuo Rubr

finb atpei nabe peripanbte 9inge. Sebe por=
Iorsli9e Mutter ioate baber fir ale 8orz
tommniiie ben iebiger Sabres5eit cine 5lai9e
BON Sorni's Mdgentdrtr i'm 9aule baben.
ST BEL alien @genten gu ba6en, pel9e SOrz
ni's Mpenfrduter 8lutbeleber perfaufen,
ober brett bon ben Sabrifanten, Or. peter
5abrnep, @bicago Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15
aapadBrntltd1e aIurnta ataata- Rettarg, altttpod1, Is. Guilt 1895.

fam 8elO dusseben ober prdgen uub Nnz
brep SadiDn bat ertldrt, baB iene 8efugniB
teiner perion unO feiner Corporation iiber=
trugen peroen tOnne. 9es6alb oerlangen
mir, baB Die 8efugniB, 9apiergelo aus5uz
geben, Nationalbanten ent5ogen unb papierz
gelo n bonn S3abamte ausgegeben peroen
folte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-15

@ir- anertennen Die gere9ten Nniprii6s
Der peroienitpOlIen llniontdmpfer unb bets
BEN bic Nnprbnung bes penlions@ Commit
fdrs Murpbp bon 5er3en gut, baB feline
Ndmen eisenmd6tiger Weiie aus ben per=
iionsliiten getri6en tperben Iolen unb ser
8efpeis oes @intritts unb 9ienites in bic
&rmee gsniigenb 8eipeis bafiir lei, OaB Der
betreffenoe SOloat Dor gintritt in Die DR.
NEE geiunb unb traftig sepeien iei,.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
LOUISVILLE.

Miss Anna Kennedy is visiting
Miss Minnie Talent of Inskip this
week.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs ]
c. Cox on the arrival of fine baby
girl.
Charles Byerly died at his home
near Mentor of Typhoid fever. He
leaves a wife and little babe, who
have the sincere sympathy of all
who know them.
John Gillispie is very low at this
writing.
Rev. jenkins begins a series of
meetings at this place on Saturday
night.
A merry party of the Louisville
people took straw ride on Friday
evening and attended a spelling
match at Disco, given by Miss Ollie
George. They all report a delight
full time. After the spelling, some
music was furnished on violin harp
and guitar by Messrs Cox Prater
and Lillian George, also voca,
music by the Louisville crowd,
after which all resorted to the
grove, lighted by lanterns and en-
gagged in short but delightful
gSme of snap.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
F. E. MOORE Pastor.

The revival meeting began in this
church last Sabbath with fattering
promise of success. The morning
service was one of great power. Dr.
Wells gave the first of series Of SER
mons on the doctrine of the Holy
Ghost. These morning services have
been very helpful and those who can
possibly arrange to be present should
earnestly endeaver to do SO. In the
evening discourses DR.. Wells is treat
ing different phases of the doctrine of
the ''Divine Government and Its
Demand upon U.s."
These thoughtful and earnest dis.
cusslons. are attaching wide attention
and arousing deep interest, and it is
gratifying to note so large number
Of men in the audiences.
These services will continue during
this week and next week and we
again extend cordial invitation to all
to come to all of them.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
ALLEGHANY.

Our little town was pretty we'll
represented at the Loud0n county
fare. Mr.. J. B. Hall received u
premium of hat for best . yr. old
mule.
Rev's. Frank Oneal, and Van
Mcdonald two young ministers
are conducting protractcd meet
ing at Sinking-creek this week,
quiet a good deal of interest is
being manifested among the .uncon-
verted.
There was quite a serious acci
dent occurred near here on last
week, when an enraged COW with a
young calf, charged upon the little
son (being about two years old) of
James Tedford and ran one horn
entirely through its body causi. &
almost instant death.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
Your Friends,
BITTLE, WEBB & co,

the club was present and delivered
an excellent and most impressive
address, commencing back with
Pres. Buchanan's message to Con-
gres and then. with Harrison's mes
sage to Con. in 1892 and then show
ing how History repeats itself by
Clevelands message to the 53rd
Cen. in 1888. He then took up the
Free Silver Craze aud handled 1t
with all The eloquence of The Boy
Crater OF the Platte showing its
rGtteness and Inconsistency.
I'D CunMingham and Il S. Goddard
not being present the Hon. T.. Nj
Webb 9Aade an impressive talk
showing the amt. of Silver coined
previous to 1878 and what had been
coined since that time and showing
Bob TayIor's inability and weak
ness as Govcrner, by signing the
Poll Tax Law, and Back Tax At
torney Law. There were about
zoe voters present and all listened
attentivelN. You may put ii down
that the 18th civil district will roll
up the largest Rep. majority in
New. according 10 the No. ofvoters
than any district in the Co. The
Club adjourned to meet next Sat
nigat. j. w. Norton Pres. G. w
Latham acting Secretary.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
COLLEGE NOTES.

One of the most important events
of the past week was the "Snap"
Social in the Chapel Thursday right.
1t was given in the interest of the
football debt and realized So. so.
The students are taking quite an
interest in the revival meetings which
commenced last Sunday in New Provi-
dence Church.
Prof.s Wilson and Golf and large
number of the students attended the
funeral of Mrs. Gamble, mother of
M. H. Gamble, at the Centennial
Church last Tuesday.
Il Henry Smith, of the University of
Tennessee spent the first Of the week
with his many friends on the Hill.
Henry says that the University is a
very expensive place and that it has
already cost him nearly one hundred
dollars, while he CARRIED himself
through comfortably in Maryville
College with less than shat amount
during the entire Collegiate year.
The Quaker School football eleven
played our third eleven last Friday
afternoon, and the game was quite
interesting. Score, .SA-4 in favor OF
the College team.
The .ollowiag new students regist.
tered last week: Dewey Parker OF
Huntsville and F. l.. Huff of Clover
Fork, Ky. Two young men from
Pennsylvania will arrive this week.
foe. Venable who us now attending
lhe Central University, Richmond,
Ky. writes: II ann getting alocg very
nicely, but wish a hundred times l
were back at Maryvslle College,.
Rev. F. E. Moore conducted the
Prayer Meeting LAST Tuesday night
and gave us a fine talk on the MAS,
terry of Self.
A large number OF the boys took an
excursion to Knoxvilleito see our ex-
pitcher Wiley DAVIS On the Baldwin
diamond.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Chas.
Marston is getting or very nicely al
Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, O.
Charles saye that he has already gain
edgfve pounds and thatit is the frs
time in his life he had enough time
to,study.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
CLIFE.

Rev. j. b. Pence & wife of Lime
stone, We're here on visit this
week. Mrs. Pence is sister of
Mrs. i. E. ClepFer.
Revs. Gruble & Hodge began a
series OF meeting at Oak Grove last
night.
Rev. Henry Austin will begin a
meetiRg at Salem to night.
Rev. Mr.. Abbey has sold his stock
of goods to II Mr.. McSpadden, who
will take possession next month.
Our farmers are very busy pre-
pairing to sow wheal.
Health of community good.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15

We are glad to hea, that wv. c.
Chumlea, who has been quitslck, is
improving.
Cap.. ]. P. Edmondson has abeau-
tiful flag Sx IL # to present to the
district making the biggest republican
gain over the vote four years ago.
We understand that "a very premi-
nent democratic Politician, of Knox
vile, will be indicted after the exec
<ion is over for unlawfully killing fish
IN this county.
We are now running our Dresf
making Shop in A. K. Harper's store
and will be glad to see all Of CUR old
customers and many new ones as we
are better prepared to give you per-
feet satisfactloR now than ever before.
Mrs. M. l. Mcconnell, Miss
Callie Atkins.
A. 4. Harper has returned from
The Eastern market and his new fall
goods are coming in daily, his new
line of Dress goods, Millinery, No
tions, etc. are very handsome and the
cheapest ever shown in Maryville.
His stock of clothing will all arrive in
a few days. 1t will be the largest
stock ever exhibited in the county
Hats, Caps, and Shoes. are simply
fine. Everything in up u date. stylos,
and prices, that will be satisfactory.
Everybody is invited to come. and
examine his new stock.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
A. P. SMITH. PASTOR.

Services Saturday night, Sunday,
and Sunday night. Pcayer meeting
every Wednesday night. Sabbath
School every Sunday morning at g.
o'clock.
There will be union song service
Thursday night to which all are cor
daily invited.
Churck Conference Saturday night
all the members Of the church are re-
qucsted to be present.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
Prices Talk.

We have house chuck full of Fall and Winter goods
the most choice styles and goods to be found the Eastern market
and bought lowest prices These goods bought before
the advance prices Goods bought can't be sold cheap
them We line dress goods oa kinds and prices
We lead and ladies underwear and furnishing We
acknowledged headquarters for shoes of all kinds Ladies Winter
Chdrens Wlter shoes 35c Mems Winter
up ladies 81 90
Mems under shirts Is Gents
ladies' Wooen dress goods from
yd and Good outing and 10 cts yd We the cheapest
Blount all goods Come and look good
and if they not cheap don't buy them.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
EAST MARYVILLE.
Miss Fl1ence Russell, sister of the
girl thatdied a week or so ago, is also
confined 10 her home with fever.

Miss FlTence Russell, sister OF the
girl that,ded a week or SO ago, is also
confined 10 her home with fever.
Mrs. Hattie Jordan nee Everett,
OF indianapolis, is in to visit her
brother Sam Everett, who is sick, but
convalesent at this time. His brother
Will of Knoxville, was over to see
him Sunday.
Young Ep Everett, of North Caro-
lima, was visiting Mr.. Win Everett,
the first of this week.
Capt. w. H. Henry, had some
picket fence, built last week.
Mcs. Adeline Rankin. Mrs. Mallie
HuEaker, and her two daughters,
Mamie and Bessie, of Knox county
were the guests of relatives, In East
Maryvllle, the past week.
Mrs. Hicks, sister Of DR.. Joe
Lawrence, and MIR. Worthy and wife,
were the guests of DIR Lawrence, the
latter part of last week.
After an absense of fifteen years,
ItMussel Stephens, is hack in Blount,
Visiting his brothers and other rela-
tiVes in East MaryNitle.
James Whctsell, of Indiana, has
been visiting friends and relatives in
aad around town for few Gays. He
returned home Tuesday.
! J. W. Eakin had as his guest the
early part of this week, his brother
lJGdge Eakin, of Chattanooga.
Mr.. VIII Ruble went to Bans,
Saturday night where he made his
maiden Campaign speech, 'before the
MCKINLEY and Hobart club at that
place.
! The thieves are not all caught yet.
Saturday night, Mrs. Armstrong;
smoke house was broken into and all
her meat taken. Tins should DE stop
ped and it i1ust lbe. The citizens
should rise up in their might, and
dose them with blue pills, which
would put an end toGt.
A small chIsd of w. j. Reid, met
With an an accident Saturday, in
handling broken bottle, its'hand was
cut very severly.
iEuston Morton, was visiting hls
brothers Esq. S. NJ. and 'T'homa.
Morton, last week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
ELLEJOY.

1.-THE Republican Mckinley, Ho-
art & Tillman Club met at Pros
'dct, last Saturday, Oct. 10; at l
,lclock, was called to order by the
ofesident j. w. Norton. Hon. T.
q. Brown Of Maryvillo who was
,5lled to speak in the interest of
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
W. d. Wright.

w. D. Wright, republican presiden-
tial elector, will speak atthe following
places, Greenback, Oct. 18th at noon
Friendsville Oct. 18th. night Clover
Hill Oct. 10th at noon. Maryyille
Saturday Oct. II at noon. He will
be met at this place by Hon. Harvey
Hannah the popocratc elector.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-10-15
Delinquent Poll Tax Notice:

All persons who are delinquent in the
payment of their poll tax for the year 1895
or previous years, will take notice that Il
will be at my law-ofice in the town of
Maryyille an Thursday the a2nd day Of
October 1896, and for the the Iosucceeding
|days, to receive and receipt for all delin-
Ruent poll taxes in Blount County. De-
pquents win take notice that unless their
taS for the year 1895 has been paid
vii not be qualified to vote in the
, 10 be held on the 3rd day Of
Der 1896,
CT. Gates Sr.
BackNTax Attorney.