The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-06-12

1t should have been stated last
week under the head of privilege tax
that there was tax on photography.
The National Cabinet will save you
many steps and not few wrinkles
and if it saves wrinkles it will save
the world.
Abraham Symmetry gladdened our
hearts last week by the sight of an
other wagon wheel. Let the good
work go on.
Fate Allen presented us with dol
lar on subscription last week, with
the report that they could not get
along without the TINES.
The market prices are now, frying
chickens all under pound Gets. and
all over 7cts, eggs &c, hens SC, old
ROSTERS &c, Ducks 10, butter S, bees
wax ISc.
1t is rumored that ]. L. Law con-
templates taking partner. We un-
derstand that the firm is to be Law &
Waters. Full particulars will be CIV
en- next week.
w. C. Ruble is now studying law
with Brown & Culton. Will Is one
of Maryville's promising young men
and we wish him great success in his
chosen profession.
Mrs. T. A. Hill, and little daught-
or left Monday evening for Carmi,
ILL.,, where she goes to join her hus-
band. Mrs. Hill will be away until
about the middle ofAugust.
Harvest this week, and the farmers
are wearing broad smiles on their
faces. From all indications we are
going to have bountiful harvest, for
which we should be thankful.
The Dixie Real Estate Co. have
two good farms of III acres and no
acres for sale in Loudon County.
Both near Greenback. Good or.
chards on both. Running water.
Good bargains.
We received a card from Rev. J..
T. Sexton, the Blacksmith preacher,
who is holding revival at Jellico,
Tenn. There has already been IS
conversions, and good meeting is in
progress.
One lady writing y the National
Cabinet says, Gin the twenty years
that have been keeping house, |
have found nothing that was as much
help to me as the cabinet purchased {
few weeks since.
Last Saturday a number of the
friends of T. G. Coomer and famil,
gave them quite surprise by calling
at thler home and having a baske
dinner. The day was pleasantly
spent in playing croquet, crokinole
and in social conversation.
We wish to thank those of on
readers who have SO readily respon
ded to our call, by paying up thei
subscription. Still there are others
and we would be very thankful in
deed to receive your subscription.
During the storm last Friday tn,
house Of G.. w. Hufstetler wa
struck by tightening, The Tightening
first striking the chimney and shatter
ing it, and then running along the gut
ter went down the tightening rod.
J. c. Bittle has built brick fenc,
around two sides of his lot on High
Street. He also has a brick sid,
walk in front of his house, which
makes his place look very neat anc
pretty,
Marriage license has been issued tc
the following: James H. Watkins anc
Caledonia Kidd, Alfred L. Lane ant
Samantha Farr, David Hamilton anc
Rosa Millnda Cody, James Ault anc
Lizzie Curtis, Ira Stuart and Cornelii
Willocks.
Miss Laura Templeton's Kinder
garten school gave an excellent enter
tainment Friday night at the NJ. E
Church, and by request it was re
peated Monday night 1t was one o
the best entertainments that it ha
ever been our pleasure to witness
and Miss Templeton deserves grea
credit for the training she has givel