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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at New York.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
Chicago at St. Louis.
PittsbUrg at Louisville.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26
THE VEST POCKET SCHEDULE.
The Times Offers 1t Free TO All
Interested in Baseball.

Now that the baseball season is fairly
under way, every fan or "rOoter'' in the
city viii wantto keeptab onthe Washington
club until the close of the fight in October.
The handicst thing yet devised for this
is the vest pocket schedule which has been
issued by The Times. Its Of a convenient
size, shows the games TO be played at
home, the dates and the clubs, and the
games away from home. Every fan
should have one They can be had free Of
charge by calling at The Times office, or
will be mailed to any address upon re-
ceipt OF 2-cent stamp.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26

HF Wiil IINtIHu SIHkF tIUNtU.
New York, April 26.-The Manhattan
stake of $4,000 for trotters of the 2:15
class, which is expected to develop one Of
the best harness races of the grand cir.
cult meeting at Fleetwood Park next
September, closed last week with nine
teen nominations. On public form the
horses appear to be quite evenly matched,
no particular trotter in the lot outclassing
the field, while nearly every one named
would seem TO have a chance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26


Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
PittsbUrg at Louisville.
Manager SchmelZ and the following mem
bers OF the Washington Club left for New
York last night at 11:55 O'Clock. Nc
Guire, Farrell, Mercer, McJames, King,
Norton, Cartwright, O'Bnen, DeMontre-
vile, Reilly, Selbach, Brown, Abbey, Lush
and Wrigley.
They viii open the League season with
the Giants at the Polo Grounds this after
noon at $50 O'Clock. The two Jim Macs
McJames and Mcclure Will compose the
Senators battery, and it was announced
in the New York papers yes terday that
Doheny and Wilson will look after Scrappy
Bits interests in similar positions,
The Giants are in great favor in New
York under Joyce's management, aud that
Rusie is once more a member Of the club
immense crowds will witness the three
games. They are sure to be snappy.
scrappy contests, as both clubs are low
down in the list and want to climb Up: and
again there is not the best of feeling be-
tween the members OF the two tt ans. eSpe-
cially between Joyce and several OF his
former Senatorial comrades.
Tomorrow, according to the information
given out, the great Rusie will pitch 1t
Will be his first game since the close OF
the season of 1895.
Mercer Will oppose the big fellow and
Will pit his cTaftiness and skill against
Rusie's speed and curves. 1t should be a
pretty struggle between the modern David
and Goliah
The New Yorks, judging from the three
straight defeats they received in Phila
delphia last week, are not in the best FORM
and il the Senators are able to hit the bail
and the pitchers prove effective, il is
reasonable to expect two victories ont of
the series
The Senators willreturn Wednesday night
and open with Boston at National Park
Thursday and play Friday md Saturday.
The players entered their sleeper at the
station last night at 10 o'clock and a half
hour later were in the land of nod Mr.
Earl Wagner and Secretary Robh accom-
panied the club.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26
TEN DOLLARS

Buys a tiptop, stylish. weli-made
and perfect-f1tting suit here. The
new shades of Brown and Olive in
Pleids and Overplaids-a big vari-
ETY. OF them--an new, all stylish and
all reliable.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26
Bicycle
Clothing

=
ness. We have, beyond question,
the largest and choicest line Of
Bicycle Suits,
Combination Suits,
Sweaters,
Golf Hose,
Golf Caps,
Bicycle ShOcS,
Leather Be IS.
Everything that's new and rei-
able, and all at extremely reason
able prices-'ess than other people
ask for si.7ilar qualities.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-26

Washington Brewery Co.,
9Th and T SITS. N. E 'Phons l2s3
sesSe cScS GGsss eAsss
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
BANK.

Dee. 2Sth.
w. w. Goddard is quite sick with
lagrippe.
An infant of Wash Hafley's died
last Tuesday.
Rev. Catlett, wife and little
daughter spent Xmas with rea-
tives at Knoxville.
Miss Ina DeLozier is visiting
with friends and relatives in Mary
vile this week.
Rev. w. A. Catlett preached a
very able and instructive sermon
at this place last Sunday night.
Miss Maud Irwin, Of Maryville,
is visiting with her sister this
week.
Sunday School was re-organized
, at this place last Sunday, with the
following as officers: Charlie
French, Supt., George Dupes Asst
iSupt., Miss Eliza Bond Sec. and
Treas.
John Fouche and family spent a
few days last week visiting with
relatives in Maryville.
School will commence here mex
Tuesday with M. A. Gamble a.
Principal, and MIR. Miser as as
sistant. We hear of quite q mum
ber that are coming this term.
j. G. DeLoZier treated the little
s. S scholars last Sunday with
candy and apples. They seemed
we'll pleased with the treat.
Misses Estelle Hafiey, Sophie and
May Goddard spent the latter par,
of last week with Mrs. Ed Walker
near Knoxville.
Wiley DeLozier of this place,
and Miss Mollie Stafford, were
married at the home of the brides
mother at Fair Garden last Wed.
nesday, Rev. ]. B. Seaton perform.
ing the ceremony.lMany handsome
and valuable presents were re.
ceived.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
EWING.

A great many cases of lagrippe in
this community.
School at E. & J. closed last Fri.
day night, and the students, have
all left for their homes, to spend
two weeks vacation.
Misses Leone and Minnie James
left Ewing the twenty-third, for
Greenback where they will visit
their school mates, Misses Vira, and
Ella McCollum.
Misses Mabel and Chloe Miser
have gone to Greenback, visiting
relatives at that place.
Mr.. Charles Naff has gone to
Greenback to visit his relatives and
friends.
Miss Fannie Prater of Knox Co.
and Mr.. w. w. Williams. of Ken
lucky were united in marriage,
the sixteenth inst, at the home of
the bride. Rev. J. G. Ritter offici-
ating.
Quite number of ladies, (the
wives and daughters of Master
Masons) met at the Masonic Hall
in Louisville last Friday and re-
ceived the daughters degree in
masonry. Several ladies were
there from Unitia. We understand
that the ladies carried in baskets,
of turkey, ham and cake, and lots
of other goodies" and had splen-
did feast of good things, returning
home at nine o'clock p. m.
The telephone is now complete
from Louisville to E. and j. college
and on to Friendsville. When the
people in this neighborhood need &
ply sician, they call on the phone
They put the box in the boarding
house, kept by Mr.. Henry Miser.
Prof, ], c. Ritter is anticipating
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
CLIFF,

Dec. %.
Misses Ann and Narcissa Coch-
ran and family of Monroe County
last week. Miss Ida Walker also
visited friends in Monroe.
Mr.. McFadden and family it is
reported will come here next week.
to take charge of the store of Rev.
Mr.. Abbey. u
Mr.. Jno. r. Hair had his dwell
ing burned yesterday morning ana
only few of his effects were saved.
The fire was accidental, catching
from a fiue, the fro was first dis
covered in the roof.
Rev Jno. Eakin recently held o
series of meetings at this place re-
sulting in several professions.
Albert Piper has erected new
house and stable.
Every respectable COW in this
community has been dehorned re-
Gently. Ifyou want the horns CALI
on Mike Taylor and Irk Hunt.
To-day A. B. Klepper and Miss
Kate Lewis of Disco, also Jno. End
sley and Miss Jo Lewis were mar
ried at the hone Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. SeWal Lewis.
Esq. ]. S. Greer pronouncing the
nuptials. Mr.. Robt. Lewis broth
er OF the bride was to be married
also, to 4 Miss Wilson of Plainti, lds,
Indiana. This makes six mar
riages in the same fanaAy within. a
year. Can any family m the state
beat that?
Health Of the community very
good. MI. ~,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
EAST MARYVILLE.

After an absence of about forty
years, from this county in Missouri,
Mr.. John w. Farr, is visiting his
brother Absolom two miles east of
town.
George L. Hannah, is now a resi-
dent of East Maryville, living in the
house vacated by John Campbell, who
POW occupies the house where Henry
Kidd removed from, into Sam Ever
ett's house near the railroad.
Prof. Newman and family are the
guests of relatives in New Market
this week.
Robert Armstrong and Miss Ber.
tina Allen were joined together IN the
bonds of matrimony last Wednesday
afternoon, by Rev. L. S. Fuller.
The little son Of John Huffstetler
has been sick for some time.
Capt. S. P. Rowan, leaves the lat
ter part Of this week for Nashville, to
be present at the opening session of
the legislature which meets next
Monday.
Clifford Wallace and wife were the
guests of his mother Mrs. l. A. Nc
Culley Saturday night.
Sheriff Jesse Groner and DR.. A. A.
Francis Of Knoxville spent Monday
night with John A. Goddard.
Miss Pauline Greer af Knoxville is
visiting relatives and friends in this
part Of town this week.
Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin has been
confined to his home for several days
with lagsippe.
Born to Mr.. and Mr.. Con Davis,
soi>East Saturday.
Mrs. Henderson Griffitts of Knox
vile il spending this week with East
Msfyb Thu iassss.-s sfss. 4
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

Gn trying to arrest Lewis Psmber-
ton, u d.un&eE saloonleeper, at
Helsnwood, Tena-, City Marshal
Hugett is forced to kill Pemberton
and his son.
w. E. McCampbell, a prominent
young farmer and stock trader of our
county, added his raanae to eur sub
scription list last week. We are
glad to have him among oax readers.
Neatiy all of our exchanges have
failed to make their appearance this
week as 1T is custom to not issue
county papers christmas week. The
TINES however appears 6fty-two
times eack year.
C. HI. Logan, of Chico, Texas, is
here spending the holidays wits his
aged father in this county. The
many friends Of Mr.. Logan were GER
calmly glad to see him after his long
absence.
Last week G. A. Toole found a
watermelon under his counter, which
had been there all summer, it having
been missed when the others were
sold. 1t was as sound as it was the
day it was taken off the vlne.
The Public installation of the
officers in the Y. M. c. A. Hall was
we'll attended and the exercises were
enjoyed by all. Revs. Fuller and
Mcdowell both made excellent
speeches.
d. R. Kegley, son Esq. w. L.
Kegley, started for Itaska, Texas,
Tuesday morning. The TIMES will
keep him posted in regard to his
friends in Blount. We wish the
young man great success and prosper.
ity in his new home.
The K. of P. Banquet was certainly
a success and it was enjoyed by
everyone present. Host and hostess
Coy, of the Jackson House, know
how to spread a banquet board and
they excelled themselves on this
occasion.
Information reached the city early
this morning of a double murder
committed last night in Seviervilie.
A man named Whaley and his wife
were shot and Instantly killed by a
man whose name could not be learn
ed TheIto was greatly excited
over the affair and telephone mes.
sage was sent to Sheriff Groner fol
his blobdhounds. An effort wa.
made 10 reach Sevierville by tele
hone atlshree o'clock but no answei
could b had. Tuesdays Tribune.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

w. H. Henry sells coal of all
grades, a, lowest possible prices, in
any quantity from one bnshel to car
load. Satisfaction guaranteed. Per-
sonal attention given to every order. !
Order by Telephone, No as. at
Depot. |
Harve Goddard, travelling sales
man of the Chambers Kitchen Cab
met Co., sold nine cabinets in three
days last week. This is an article of
furniture which the people see the
need Of as soon as they see it. The
company is busy manufacturing the
cabinets now.
Miss Neomi Thompson, sister Of
Robert Thompson, died Saturday
near Morganton and the remains
were interred in the Tlptsn cemetary-
She he'd been am invalid for some
time. She was most excellent We
l4an and highly respected by all who
ktsew her.
/ IKir Takahasfai, of Maryville Cod.
sl.ge, writes from Chicago that the
wesk spent there in the interests O.
LIKE ,ocllege ". Nd. &C. A. building
twas one of great suooess, and that &t
ils much encouraged. He goes tx
prominent Pennsylvania cities aft.
'leaving Illinois, where he hopes tore
;sAize'much. Kin will get there.
The TINES correspondent at LOUIS
Iwille tells of the accitentel shootin,
llank Smith, SON OF Esq. Jack Smith
af nea- Misee's station. Sundat
afternoon he was riding on horsebad
Land had pistol he'd to the saddle
The weapon was discharged, a ibai
'entring'she yonng mans breast nea
the heartand lodging lin the lung
Word came Wednesday morning tha
the young man died Tuesday night.
Dr. ]. z. Blankins.,ip of this place
is Z prospective candidate for til
Pension Agency at Knoxrille and
he determines to enter the contest h
will be stong candidate as he wi
! have good endorsement from man
. prominent republicans throaghout tn
country and de will have the unan
t nous backing of his own county wit
r its large republican majority. TIL
= doctor is fully qualified to fill the pc
e sition and his appointment woul
/. prove satisfactory to large per Ger
of the republican voters outside {
Knox County. He will also hav
strong endorsement in Knoxvill
should he decide to be a candidate.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
n NEW ENTERPRISE.
u should be PatroNix red py the
People OF the County.

" sSRoujo be PatroNtxeu pS the
People OF the County.
Read the ad OF the new enterprise
IN Maryvillc on our third page. This
rs something that can be made Of
grsat value 10 MaHyville and sur
rounding country.
Messrs. Tedford & Ted5ord are
manufacturing medicines which are
highly praised by ss who have used
them and our people should leave off
tsaking quack patent nosrrums and
lpatronize horne manufacturer, who
'uses nothing but pure new drugs in
,1he preparation of the medicines
Vmade.
These arc nctPatent untdicineS but
are gotten sp under the skillful di-
rection of DIR. C.. w. Welford, who
has had soag ysRrs of 'experiance In
his business and knows eexactly how
10 comaDae the differcnt drugs so as
to produce theikest effcott on the dis.
eases foc which therenrdy is intend
ed.
Do Eot flong~ continae to lHjure
your heaah ansl~snuan8cr your mon-
ey on worthless patenhmedicines but
try some of lDy. TedfoSd's remedies,
which are highly recommended by all
who have trie6 them, aerd you will be
helped.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

Little'David Brittian, Ttne subject of
this sketch and whose picture we
present above, is one Of the most re-
markabe little boys Of oar county.
Hewili be eight years old Jan. 10,
F8g7. TAe came to Dleunt County
'three,years ago with his parents and
little brother from Butler Co., Fem.
Hfis father is inte -estcd in the marble
and oiNlxnds of Tennessee, but is
NOW inkf'ennsylvania, where he has
Ibeen ffor several months and little
david IS the man of the household.
tile. comes to town with his market
basket eEery day or twoa&nd attends
ito all ofthe shopping On business
I 3like,way
I "A week or so before tCe:ristmas he
rcommenced a canvass 'of,the town to
see who would buy turkeys. He en-
gagged 'to bring sixteen to different
families throughout the town and
never took note 'of,eay Of them,
depending entirely on has memory,
and w1th the help of anotker boy he
delivered all of them to those
who haS engaged them and col
Flected the money without making a
bGaistake.
Heiise we'll informed little fellow
Fin every way as he istn the 4th.
agrade and knows all about who is oul
pTesidentflect and who the defeated
candidate te>was. He came unto the
IMEs ofkoe day or two after elect
ion and inquired who our sgoverno
,wes andywhen we i.lfonmedihim tha
TiEman had no doubt been ,rightfull,
elected but that they had counted II
out and Fob Taylor was now in b,
abort 6,ooomajority he maderthe re
! maxi, "thatis the way they done tw
t years ago."
He is good boy and some day
The Iliues untilihe is man lie VIII b
an hoaerable,citizen aud q man c
whom parents and friends may we
feel proud.
He ie boy who needs to be hal
> back rather than pushed forward Il
his studies as too much study nov
e Gaight permanently irjure his health.
He noW lives one mile and a ha
out from Sown on the Tuckaleecha
road.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
CENTEkVILLE.

Jacob Carroll is still confined to-
his sick bed and is very poorly.
We are glad to- Know THAN Dlrs.
VIII Coulter is improving in
health.
May Walker is very poorly.
The good people of Bethlesem
met and organized an ETw5rth
League Society and is carryiEes5;it,
on with success.
The Xmas tree at Bethlehem met
with defeat, on account of a mis-
understanding as to the time. The
Sunday School at Bethlehem is i'm
prosperous condition with James
Henry as Supt.
sMr. Swiss & Son are contemplating
going to Knoxville to engage in
the Milliner business.
Rev. John M. Waters preached
his first sermon last Sunday at
Prospect Church and did extra
well.
An accident which might have
been more serious one happened
to Mrs. j. r. Coulter the other day
she falling and breaking her arm
which is very painful. d
John Headrick of James has JUST
returned IRON III. after long stay,
looking stout and healthy.
DR.. Bud Perry has recently myde
a practicing trip, administering
pills,
John Scott Davis has recently
purchased farm on the Niles / or
ry road beyond Rockford, where he
will move in short time.
Rev. E. l.. Ellsworth is to begin
a series of meetings at Chilhov ee
Baptist Church on Saturday night
Dec. 26.
The School Directors of the 18th.
dist. have let the contract for a new
school-house at Cole Spring where
it has long been needed. j. 8. Pat
ty has the contract and will COM
mence work soon.
W. P. Scaton has just closed a.
successful term at No. 6 school
house. q
G. w. Latham closed his school
term at Cole Springs to-day, Dec
21st. and had a close-out commendc,
able to any teacher. AZ
The last teacher out of four 1oIt
Chandler closed hiecsSSth!ool at n
Bluff. with an exit ~
Temple last Friday
was certainly ace.
er and is conh bhOS. Sl7 u;
[ lnanity
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

By special arrangement, l am pre-
paired to sell your furniture..at figure
that you cant beat in KnoxAille or
any where else. Be sure l can't sell
you 5000 bedstead for 100 but
can ooa,e as near doing it as anybody.
Have a few of those cheap bureaus
and rockers left. PFLaNzE.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

The next term of
Maryyille College will
open on Wednesday,
January 9Th. 1897.
Special classes for
teachers will be form
ed. For further infor-
m alton apply to Prof
Sam'l T. Wilson,
Registrar
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
M. E. CHURCH.
l. S, FULLER Pastor,

Reorganization of the Sunday
School next Sunday morning in NOM
ination of Sunday School SUPP. elec-
ton of assistant Supt. Secy. Treas.
Chorister, and etc. We desire full
attendance.
sOur Epworth League Services have
been we'll attended and very inter
esting.
lMext Sunday morning the pastor
will preach special New Years SER
mon from the text "My earnest ex-
peGtation and hope" Phil. I-ao.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

Mrs. James Morton has been very
sick, for some time.
Harve Kidd removed Tuesday,
into Bob. Armstrong; house on the
corner of College and depot street.
Morris Hyden OF Lenoirs City
spent Christmas with his parents
and relatives.
Miss Rena Goddard gave watch
party Thursday night. A few invited
guests were present to watch the deatf
struggles of the old year and the ad
vent of the new year.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02
Read our New Weas. 5 story.

Farm for sale by c. N. Simmons
Real Estate agent.
7. Il. CGrifftts, Of nsar Greenback,
has hog weighing lFGo lbs.
Our correspondents give you E
great deal oftaews this week.
We get out one, day earlier On ac-
count of New x ears tiaoliday.
We will soonibegin the publication
of an excellent contained story.
, - Mrs. A. L.. Garter, aged s5, dsed
at her home ,ia Louisville Sunday
Tedfords Cough Syrup Will aare
that coagh, ASK those who have used
it.
Miss Mamie Mckinley is home
from M0rnistcwn for.atwo weeks va.
cation.
Prof. 4. a. taaines, .Of Washington
College, as Spreading tsae holidays I'D
this place.
Miss yennie Mathes, ~xho has been
attending school at iRosersville, is al
[Iaone this week
James Bittle, oftCoal Creek, wal
here visiting hie uncle, a. c. Bittle,
,the first of the week.
Fifteen Texaas, hghting in the
Cuban army, were surrounded ant
IAilled by the Spaaiards.
60 to w. A. Lane & Co, for
Sull line of collins and caskets.
Orders filled day and night.
For Jellico or Coal Creek coal, cal
ON w. ]. Huhstetler or leave orders
to w. A. Lane, & Co.
Harvey Mccall sad wife are visit
ing Mrs. McCalrs parents, T. P
CowaM and wife.
Prof. King and Sife are visiting
with Mcss. Kings parents, Mo. ant
Mrs. F. p. Morton.
An Unfair dinner was given Robt
ArmstroRg,and bride Wednesday, a
the home of his mother.
Rev. Jas! Mcconnell and w. P
BarnEi'i1lsSSgin revival meeting a
Cloyds Creek next Sabbath.
Frank F row, who has been drum
rning for a Chicago house, is at hom'
visiting his wife and son.
The trial of the Carver boys 70
timing Sam McCammon's barn is il
progress as we go to press.
Miss Ida Seaton came over from
Knoxville Sunday evening and i
visiting home folks in East Maryville
Preserve and clenase the teeth
Heal the gums and sweeten breatl
with Tedford's.. ..Aronsatic Antisepte'
Tooth and mouth wash.
Southern Monument Co, Knoxville
Tenn, sole macfactures ofthe celebra!
l.sfE Saiisr Gray marble. The fines
oi pest monumental stone il
Walter a.ss2S1S IS
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

After an absence of about forty
years, from this county in Missouri,
Mr.. John w. Farr, is visiting his
brother Absolom two miles east of
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

Prof. Clas. Moose, who has been
successfully teachiog the Farm
School near Ashville, N c., is here
spending vacation with his parents.
Caldona West, daughter of Sam
West, died last week OF fever after an
illness of only two or three days.
Several OF the smaller children are
sick.
Robt. Rule came in from Rice,
Texas, last week to spend vacation.
His many friends were glad to see
him after an absence OF nearly two
years.
TAKE NoTIcE:-A nice house and
lot for sale cheap. Part cash and the
balance on one and two years. A
good location and good neighbors.
For further information call on or ad-
dress the TIMES.
Miss Carrie Murphy, who has sue
cessfully taught one of the depart
ments of our public school, left last
week to spend vacation with her par
ents at Sumner, Ill.
passenger train on the Birming-
ham Mineral Railway was wrecked
and burned near Blocton. 1t is
thought twenty or more people were
killed.
Next Spring your seed Irish po-
tatoes will cost you $3.50 per BUSH
Ell Save money by buying some of
those fine Early Beauty of Hebron
potatoes Of Sweet ( Coomer FOR on
rys 70 cts. Finest apples ever
v vought to Maryville. Under Ted.
rd's drug store.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-02

full school next torn. There are
several intending, or expecting TO
graduate this coming spring.