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To all Good Dressers:-I respect. g1lly solicit your order for fine trade My stock of woolens Is complete. 10 5dtG BURNS. the Tailor.
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Miss Lucia Moore, the leading lady tn Richard III. Is Il school mate of Mrs. Tom Gillespie. Mrs. Gillespie entertained bee yesterday evening.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic. blood purifier and vermifuge. They ere not food bui medicine and the best in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price 20 cents per package.
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Mr. Farrer Mccain. of Little Rock, i. sDeedlng the week with relatives and Is a daily visitor at the Falr grounds.
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Col. J.N. smithee, editor of the Arkansas Gazette. II. l.. Fletcher and Geo. J. Lescher, Of Little Rock, were visitors at the Fair yesterday.
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Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the bowels. Cure sick headache. 2e.
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Mrs. Frank Scott has returned to her Monticello home after visit to Mrs. E. E. Lee, on West Second ave.
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the three heats was the winner of the race.
 The second race wns n quarter mile dash pony race Entries Roots, owned bS Joe Langston; Parson, owned bS Mike Mitchell and Little Toml owned by l. W. Wyler.
 The race Wns won by Little Tom
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7udge ]. II. Hollis. of Cleveland county, was Il visitor to the Fair arouuds yesterday.
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Stuttgart furnished large con- tingent yesterday. Among them were c W Pagan and wife, J Gra- ham md wife, ] " Underwood and wife, W W Shell and wife, E W Young and wife, E J Underwood and " NJ Price.
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Mir. D. K. Bradshaw, of Little Rock, is here taking In the sights,
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From Saturdays Daily.
Mir. Will Dykes. of Kingslnnd. is attending the fair.

Nr. L. ". Clement, of Swan l.nke, is here to see the sights.
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From Thursdays s Daily.

IT, 1ouls Muller. of Little Rock, is doing tho Fair.
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ur Iobn T. Nlven came up from RIsop yesterday and spent the day st the Fair.
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Editor VIII Holmes and wlie, of Camden, are bere visiting friends and witnessing the fair.
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Cant. II. D. Avery and wlfe, oi f,ncole county, are here to see the EnIr
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Mir. Carl Peterson came up from Warner last afternoon tn see the FalF.
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o, Vance, of New Edlnburg, came p, .aaferday to visit the Fair.
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NIT. E. P. Lald. the shIngle manu. facturer, is here taAing in tho fes,lyi ties.
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Mai B. F. Busby. Of Altheimer. is ssrs to participate in the festivities.
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Mir and Mrs. J. c. Womble are down from Little Rock to see the Fair.
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m Frank McGehee, of Double .r'a M was an interested spectator st the Fair yesterday
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Mir. Luther Sullivan, Of English. was Il visitor at the park yesterday.
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,,. Jesse Core, of Plum Bayou, is 4a gee the Fair.
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Ar. ". D. Morgan, of Altheimer, wssan Interested spectator yester- day.
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MT. F A Kline, of Wabbaseka. was an interested spectator nj the fair grounds yesterday.
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When bilious OF costlve. eat Gas earet, candy cRthartle, cure guaran- teed, l0c 25c. I2l30 eodtf.
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,.ses Mamie and Minnie Kendall. .Tadron 4 are guests of Hotel Tru-
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NIT. Floyd JarvIs and wife came up from Noble Lake yesterday to see the fair.
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Just try l0c. box of Casearets, che finest liver and bowel regulator ever made, l2-30 cod If.
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ur Iobn L. Mills is spending the aa,, I with his family and visiting tht Fair. -
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MT John Sennnett is up from Cor nerstone to see the fair.
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Mir. o. NJ. Spellman came down from Little Rock yesterday to see the faIr.
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Mr. J. Y. Walker and wife, of Cor nerstone, are taking in the Fair.
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m I Nj. Reynolds. Of Redfeld, is taking in the fair
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M, T. Crenshaw of nermott. Is ,lsitIng the Fair.
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Mr.D.L. TrlmbIe was In the city .astsrdsy and attended the Fair.
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Prof. J. D. Stone. Hon. W. J. Stan field. Prot Wynn, J T. NlgeH and Dr. Norcott. Of Rison, are here to see the fair.
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Mr J. T. Sifford, leading lawyer 0f Camden. was aB interested visitor at the park yesterday.
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idlss Lutie Grace who is conduct. Ing school In the country. Is spend ing the day at home.
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From Frlda s,s Daily.


 From Fridays Daily. Mir. J. NJ. Barrett, of sberrln, was visitor yesterday.
 Mr John Sennnett is up from Cor, nerstone to see the fair.
 
 NIT. J. V. Walker and wife, of Cor nerstone. are taking in the Fair. Mir. $. T. Wair came down from Redfield yesterday to see the Fair. Mir. Frank Kendall, of Kedron. is here to participate in the festivities. Mir. Marion Hudson. of Locust Cot. tage. came In to see the Fair yester- dny.
 Judge J. F. Johnson, of Cleveland county. fig visiting the tair.
 ---------------- Rev. 0. ", Jennings, of Kentucky. is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. q. Tay. Tor.
 Mir. '. ". Poss and wife. of Grape vine. were visitors at the park yes terday.
 Mir. Ed Cotter, of Tyrone, was one of the large audience at the Fair yesterday.
 Hon. ". $. Amis. of RIsen. was an interested spectator of yesterdays races
 Mr q G Gatllng and sister. Miss Rose. of Bearden. are here visiting the fair.
 Mir John Wheeler came iu from Warren last afternoon 10 see the fair.
 Capt j F RltchIe came dow0 from Little Rock tojoIn in the demonstra- tion.
 MF Chas Mckee and wife of tue Fordyee bank. are registered at the Truloek.
 Mir ]. NJ. Fltzhugh, of McGeehe, is here to see the Fair and meet old friends,
 Messrs. q. L. and T. P. Black well were among the Old Soldiers present yesterday nt the park.
 Nessrs. P. \. Yaugine md J. M. Barrett, of Sherrlll, were visitors to, the park yesterday.
 Mrs. j. c. Knox, Of Monticello. has returned home after q brief visit tol Mrs. Nj. j. Mead.
 Mrs, Jn0. A. Thornton and cbll. dren, of Stephens, are the guests Of Mrs. NJ. j Mead.
 Mrs. D. 0. Williams came do8 from Little Rock yesterday to wit ness the Fair.
 Editor J. |. TnlIis, Of the Darda- nelle Pilot. Is the guest Of MF. A. T. Grace.
 Mir. nnd Mrs. Thos. J. Collier. of Althelmer, arc here to see the Fair and visit friends.
  Messrs. Henry J Hall and J " Bunch were up from Swan Lake yesterday to see the fair. Mr. Wnl Bracey. of Little Rock, was shaking hands with hIs many friends at the park yesterday
 ---~----e----------- Mir. Geo. ". Upton. of the 9tutt- gart Republican. was In the city "takln' In" the Fair yesterday. Col. James Hasley, of the Gaaette's monument fund, was circulating
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eoy. R. R. Adams Is a visItor Co the fair.
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Miss Carline Cares. a beautiful and accomplished young lady from Camden. Is visiting Mrs. NJ. ". Bell.
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u, VIII II. Bass. of Little Rock, Ia ID the city. ----
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Mrs. A. T. Owen will open her studio for music pupils at No. TOP South Beech street Thursday, Octo. Der 3t, 1897. 2t
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Mir. J. NJ. Barrett, of sberrln, was q visitor yesterday.
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Reys. A. 0. Evans, c. Gordon Smeade.and J. F. Carr were interest ed spectators at the park yesterday.
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Complete MaRageIie and Racing HippodI0me!

Rare and interesting Geological exhibit All of Earths Kingdom view Savage wild beasts Educated Tanned fo doce actabc pets presenting Remarkable Performances
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Mir. $. T. Wair came down from Redtield yesterday to see the Fair.
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Mr. Frank Kendall, of Kedron. is
 here to participate in the festivities.
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A GerAnade.

IRE GRAPHIC acknowledges q serensde from tie Dixie BaBdSeaser7
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Among the Camden contingent at the park yesterday were ex-Senator T. J. Gaughan. ". K. Ramsey, T. J Moore, Col. Asa Morgan, Col. j. A. Reeves and Misses Powell aud Helen Bragg. They also saw KeeDe at the opera house last night.
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Mir. Geo. ". Upton, of the 9tutt- gart Republican. was In the city ''takIn In" the Fair yesterday.
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Mir. Marion Hudson of Locust Cot. tage came In to see the Fair yester- dny.
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Col. James Hasley, of the heGaaette's monument fund, was circulating among the Old Soldiers yesterday.
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MT. William Sells, the champion!

The omost of all bareback equestrans acknowledged by the public and the profession the remarkable today in the world.
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Mir. Wm Bracey, of Little Rock, was shaking hands with hIs many friends at the park yesterday
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Judge J D. Johnson. of Cleveland county. fig visiting the fair.
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Mir. '. ". Poss and wife. of Grape vine. were visitors at the park yes terday.
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Messrs. Henry J Hall and " Bunch were up from Swan Lake yesterday to see tue fair.
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Mir. Ed Cotter, of Tyrone, was one of the large audience at the Fair yesterday.
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Rev. 0. ". Jennings, of Kentucky. is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. q. Tay. Tor.
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Hon. ". s. Amls. of RIson. was an interested spectator of yesterdays races
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Mr q G Calling and sister. Miss Rose. of Bearden. are here visiting the Iair.
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Mr. md Mrs. Thos. J. Collier. of Althelmcr, arc here to see the Fair and visit friends.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
EAST MARYVILLE.

John Kidd and wife, were enter
tanned by relatives here a part of this
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Rains of Knoxville, is
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. Allen.
Maggie Rowan of Knoxville was
the guest of home folks the first of the
week.
DR.. H. Rowan and wife, Of
Seaton, spent day or two this week
with East Maryville relatives.
Mrs. Brown will soon occupy the
Jobe. Lawrence property in East
Maryville, and Nat Lowry, will
move into the house vacated by
Mrs. Brown.
Rev. w. c. Clemens and family,
of Harlan Court House Ky. are
pleasantly spending this week with
home folks in East Maryville.
Miss Lulu Mckinley of Seaton,
happily spent this week with relatives
in this end of town.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

Will the merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes-when the
trees grow upside down; when the
beggar wears crown; when the ice
forms on the sun; when the sparrow
weighs ton; when gold dellars &c
too cheap; when women secrets keep;
when fish forget to swim; when satan
sings hymn; when girls go back on
gum; when small boy hates a drum;
when no politician schemes; WHEN
mlRce pies make pleasant dreams;
when cold water makes you drunk;
when you like to smell skunk; when
drummer has no brass-when these
things come to pass, the man that's
wise will neglect to advertise. -Ex-
change.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

OUR BEST BARGAIN.

Sixty five acres Of land within "
mile of lockwood, Tenn. This tewns
has in the neighborhood of 5000
people and being mining town,
with furnaces and coax ovens, where
several hundred men get good wages
every month, it is certainly an opery,
ing for one who wants to market
garden. This farm has on it one SC
argest and best too story residences
in Rome Co. and also has a fou5
room cottage for renter. There e
a good two story frame barn, wah4
cribs and other outbuildings. TbeJs.
is a large bearing orchard and splen-
did grape arbor.
Here is the chance of a life tirnt.
for a paying investment BYsee.
So, 900. Half cash, balence on essys
time.
DIXIE REAL ESTATE.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
College Medals.

Two medals are given each year
for good scholarship-one for the pu-
pill getting the highest average grade
in the Preparatory Department and
one for the highest in the Freshman
and Sophomore classes. The former
was won by Miss Mamie Goddard and
the latter by Mr.. Samuel McMurray.
Both of these young people have
proved themselves excellent students
and the TINES wishes them continued
success. May they win many medals
of good opinion from their fellowmen
on their journey through life and al
the end may they receive Crown Of
Life as reward for faithful service.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

Geo. Hannah has purchased Mr.
Carpenters interest in the Red FroLt
Store.
Miss Laura Templeton with her
Kindergarten children will give an in
teresting entertainment al the M. E..
Church next Friday night. Ring and
Fan drills and varied program.
Admission 5 and 1octs.
Mrs. Joseph George has been al
lowed pension.of eight dollars per
month from Dec. II, 1896 and SIX
chlldren:$2 per month. The young
est commencing the 9TH. day of April,
the day of its birth. Allen Garner
was her attorney and the short time in
which he has had the claim speaks
well for him.
Roll Goddard, son of Jas. A. God.
dard is now clerking for the McBee
Trading Co. at "a Market Square,
Knoxville. We congratulate Roll az
he has position with good firm an
we also congratulate the company a.
Roll is worthy young man in every
way and is well liked by all who
know him. His many friends il
Blount will do we'll to call on hin
when in Knoxville as he will alway
be found willing to do all he can fo
item.
Jas. A. Greer of Loudon, was il
Maryville the first of the week renew
ing old acquaintances and friendships
For number of years he was citi
zen of this county and no man eve
was more popular and or had NOR
warm friends than he had and he is
mar who holds his friends by his gen
ial, whole-souled manner and uprigh
living. Mr.. Greer is a prospective
candidate for Congress and if he de
cides to run there is no doubt but tha
he will have strong following il
Bloant.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
GOSSIP AND CHAT.

C.. C. Wilder has our thanks for a
years subscription.
Daunt Newman and sister are visit
ing Prof. Newman this week.
Rev. John S. Eakin, of Jonesboro,
is here during commencement.
There will be Decoration at Laws
Chapel the Ist. saturday'in June.
Miss Ida Alexander, of Cloyd's
Creek, is here visiting this week.
Is marriage failure? Well no moi
if you have "National Cabinet.
Miss Elsie Link of Knoxville, was
the guest of Miss Dora Martin Sun
day.
John Blankinship, wife and lite
son were over from Knoxville this
week.
Prof. w. C Clemens and wife, o.
Tusculum, were here during the com
mencement exercises.
Notice the change in the ad of the
Racket Store. Give them call they
will take pleasure in showing yot
their goods.
W. C. Mcconnell, of Jalapa, Tenn
paid this office a visit Tuesday anc
added his name to our list of sub
soribers.
D. r Myres of Tnckaleechee, one
of our faithful subscribers made ou
hearts glad by the payment ofanothe
years subscription last week.
Robt. Jones, who has been attend
ing the Theological School at Dan
vile, KY, spent the past week il
town.
There will be an Old Harp singing
the second Saturday night in June a
Means Chapel conducted by Bel
leans. Everybody invited.
Col. W.. B. Minis, of NeE Mar
ket is here visiting his daughter Mrs
Prof. Newman.
If you want 'National Cabinet
don't fail to give your order to Bogl'
or Hinchey and get it on the first de
livery, which will be June 18th.
If you are going to the Springs thi
summer you should have Nationa
Kitchen Cabinet, it will keep out al
the insects and flies.
Mrs. Martha Clark Of Yellow Sui
phur is spending week or two will
her daughter Mrs. ]. G. Martin.
Rev. r. A. Parham and wife 0
linear Hartman, are here visitln!
relatives.
Are there any flies or insects abou
your house or on your flowers? l
there are read what George & Mont
gomery have to say on the secOnt
page of this issue.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
M. E. CHURCH.
l.. s. FULLER Pastor.

Memorial service Sunday morning
1890. Subject THE GOSPEL REVEAL
ED IN THE CLOUDS OF. BATTLE. Fol-
lowing the sermon at 1890 a talk
meeting for the Veterans, conducted
by Maj. McTeer.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
ARE YOU ONE?

If you are come in and see us be
fore June 1st One what? One who
owes us on subscription.
Commencing June lst. we are
going to send out statements of all
who owe us, as we need the money
and that right away. If you come in
YOU will save us that trouble.
Please oblige us as we need the
the money.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
FRIENDS CHURCH.
r. Z. NEWRY. Pastor

The services of next Sabbath will
be at the usual hours.
Rev. R. A. Parham will OCCUPY
the pulpit Sunday night at 7:3o.
All always Welcome.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

Mrs. Annie Kaiser, of Knoxville,
was visiting her father, W. T. Par
ham this week.
Hale, Hicks & Co. have change
in their ad again this week. Give
them a call.
Albert Simmons came in Monday
and added his name to our list of
readers by paying in advance.
Young man or old bachelor, before
you propose get "National Cabinet"
you will then be sure of success. So
mote it be.
Notice the change in the ad of
Mester Newcomer Dry Goods Co. OF
Knoxville 1t will pay you to read it
and secure some of the bargains.
M. B. Arnsteiu, have some grea,
bargains to offer the people of this
Co. Just look at their ad and see
their prices.
Miss Annie H. Eakin of Fayette
vile, Tenn. is here visiting her cousin
Miss Stella Eakin in East Maryville,
and will remain for several weeks.
President Boardman conferred tie
degrees in English, which a yer,
large majority of the people thought
a great improvement over the use O
the latin. 1t was good move ant
will be continued.
The Dixie Real Estate Co. have
two good farms of III acres and 1T
acres for sale in Loudon County
Both near Greenback. Good or
chards on both. Running water
Good bargains.
Sabbath afternoon DR.. Bartlett
preached an interesting and instruc
tive sermon on "The Second Comm,
of Christ" at the Baptist Church
He dispelled many of the illusions re
Gently presented by our Seventh Da,
Advent friends.
Ebert Kidd, of Clover Hill, mad
this office pleasant call the first @
the week. Mr.. Kidd has been on
of our most valued readers for year
and he will again read the TINES du
ring 1897.
Monday, May 81, has been Sc
apart as Bank Clerks day-a da
upon which 1t is earnestly desire,
that every bank in Tennessee, South
ern Kentucky and Northern Alabam
shall BIT represented.
Nose Smith run hay fork int
his left foot and the result is quite
painful wound. The fork was lyin
on the ground and it was not noticed
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Autrey an
little daughter, Hazel, Of Sweetwatel
are the guests of A. X. Harper an'
family. Mr.. Autrey thought that tn
change might help his health.
Judge Blair and Gen. Owings de
serve great credit for the way the
have been rushing business at thi
term of court. An immense amoun
of business has been dispatched
Judge Blair is making IAN excellen
Judge and.words of praise are hear
for him on all sides. The Judge is
young man, but he certainly know
how to run court. The people c
f Blount County are glad Judge Roc
gers selected such an able man to fl
his place, until he is able to assum
! the duties.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29
college Days"

The Commencement number of
"College Days" is just out Il is
one of the best editions ever published
in Maryville College with excellent
articles and portraits. Copies can be
obtained by addressing editors.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-05-29

Roll up, tumble up, any way in the
world to get up, and pay your sub,
scrlption up, We need the money
and must have it. Remember we
make out our accounts the first of
Tune.