The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-23

grippe.
A Goddard, is indebted TO A. c.
Montgomery for pleasant ride be-
hind his fine bay horse to his farm
n Ear Springfield.
Preserve and clenase the teeth.
Heal the gums and sweeten breath
with Tedford's Aromatic Antiseptec
Tooth and mouth wash
Ifyou wish to take advantage of
any of our clubbing offers do so
before Feb. 1st Or you will have to
pay extra.
If you wish to trade your property
for some of the places advertised by
TIE Dixie Real Estate Co. call at the
/ TINES office.
Thurston Anderson has traded his
property in the 10Th district for DIR
Blankinship's property on Main
street. Mr.. Anderson gave $500 as
the difference between the places.
Emmett Jones YVES in town last
Saturday and added his name to our
list of readers Mr.. Jones was one
of the old "Houk Guard of Blount
County.
The Odd Fellow Lodge installed
the following officers tor the ensuing
term: A. Goddard, N. g., Will
McGhee, V. g., Jno. A. Goddard,
Treas Jno. III. Webb, Secy.
Southern Monument Co, Knoxville
Tenn, sole maofactures of the celebrat.
ed McMuller Gray marble, The finest
and cheapest monumental stone in
the market. We will not be undersold.
Apply to Henry Austin, agent, Mary
vile.
Jim Hackney and Geo. Mckinley
formerly of Maryville have leasep
the Mcmillan Stable on State st.
Knoxville. They will run feed
and hitch stable. Reasonable rates.
They request the patronage Of all.
Oh. yes all attending epyrt will
find ample room at the Central Hotel
also having added a Big large room
which would be convenient and
comfortable for the Jury. Don't forget
the Central every thing OK.
w: A. Lane Prop.
There is no better paper in East
Tennessee than the lockwood Times
since the 6rst of the year. Its COL
ums a full and running over with
home news The Times and Herald
have combined. The former is issued
weekly and the latter daily.
Springfield is booming. Sam F.
Cowan is shipping meal from his mil
to New Jersey. A gentleman from
Virginia is running the saw mil or
full time. To get good view of the
City follow Fair View Avenue up to
Mr.. Cowan's house on Lookout hill
and the little City lies like a pan.
arama below and before you.
A revival of interest and impor
lance, is in progress at Rocky Hill,
six miles south west of the city neal
Lyons View. 1t was started ten days
ago by Rev. I. ]. Sexton. the black
smith preacher of Maryville Not III
years has there been such a religious
awakening in that section. Despite
the rough weather yesterday mum
Der Of people attended services there,
from the lty.-Knoxvllle. Sentinel.
Nose Gamble, our newly elected
County Superintendent, had quite an
experience last Saturday. He brought
in big back log for the fire place al
their residence in town and the
aforesaid fire place happened toibe
over the celler. Just as Nose went
to put the log on, the hearth gave way
and down the celler he went the
back log, fire and dog-irons gong
along. When he got out his best
friend couldn't have told but what he
was fireman ona steamboat, the
engine of which had exploded. He
came out all right with the exception
tof few scratches, some scorched
hair and a slightly ruffeled mind. II
he hadn't been first class foot. ball
player when he attended College he
would undoubtedly have been laid
out, but his foot ball training had
learned him to keep an eye on the
ball and fall in a manner that would
hurt him least, so he kept his eye on
the back stick, the dog irons and the