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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
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s.AIIoNS foot Of West T.sniy- Ord Street ana
I'm. DesDioss.s and Corlla..d streets. ,,,.,.,a,
si.se,s n.nsss is,sr than ;Ss, given below tor
''so ri: FAST MAi.-Funsn Pune. rs .s ca e
t cs" a0'H ~ Piis,ag. sieepng Car P'tsoo's
oSS fl!N 81 t%Irs6,I dSss,s.
SOn gar1, Fl tosso' ' cstssnd Toisao. cn0innA'i
10 i ciii@1coo AID 81. LOUIS EMPRESS
90 H. i Sxrs saS"' sssXR GsAsof r ssS:.na
sor raf sz 4fS Si1sisss Fs.-
r. ~ TAffca n rSPs s. ,Sor' r,,.bars and
$50 sp. y @ SS5 EXSEsF s.. ps1;g P PIs':
%sS, ii S%f;, d'i xy i,s'FI ss sssoufM
,o % 10 70 G al f ssa and
m 10, nsat son1a'. ssS 20 y yb'olGs S SS,
D flsssS es l no b 81 raS Carr $50
so.THEnN EAILwAY-Express. 40 p. M. 1905 night
AIi-SNTic COAST LINE-Espres.. go a M ana '''
foh OBJ rox 4S coa 2I2 Fa and
ATisYqy' srr 40 m daily ce.broe.es and
r5 cars 10 TH cs and Combined
f@sr ssS ss v'i ,ss.:.s
3, r. sSsssSi 49,. ss aE ss Il: sti :s
iii" N r S.S'o; T:,;;,,';.SrTirnii.' ,. m.
$40 10 80 s7o ssO 20 70 50 Psnna Lim.s.ap n%
nn'?f &c Car lo - IHHs c,s 'sc nias cs s
sNr % car 10 90 SO OK Gna aS' 'ss' Din
Ing Cs'l q. m. so (DInIny Car. $50 ~, .D'n,aaf
Carr. 4r0 ~ rin- Car. $50 Dining carr ''4o' 60"
rt, sl 10. 1877 IL .Da ss s sTSss:
and stations ~ esbros-e. and Tortandt streeui
Court street 500 Fulton es Broadway; ana
Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn station yerrey
Cltv Tho New York Transfer COMPANY VIII can iot
end check baggage hotels ard residences through
destination - ,,,-..>
fs', t1TrcrgIyeoN JR WOOD
Genera Manager. oenerai fassr Ase"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
station. Ia New York. foot OF Dnrc'nS
md Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN Dorf
PINTSCH LIGHT.

A. M.-BINGHAAAO.s NAl4~ o'opS ~
1906 " a. M-Ccan CAP; BuTTALo scf ftiXTPS
pTicA, RlcHFiEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE an. ana
OsWFGO EXPRESS Pullman Palace Cars s0nnss,
ins Al Bunaio with trains for Chicago ana points
loo r. NJ Dachsas0 and Hsfsio ys E ,1s FL
MIRA Pullman Buffet farlor car TO c Sin,ss
Ttronyh sleeping Cars and Day Coach TO Sh'e~so
s-riylrr ri Is =. m. next day , ~, -,
<,o1 y M%scRASTON. w1LKEsBARRE and PLfSl-
WV 0r,Tr EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parior Gar, -
ZOO r. VI cDachiesso and buTsi9 n1 ,Tn i E
led Express for SCRANTON, BlNpHAMlON, e..
MIRA. BUFFAlO Through Buffet se . n,,,' oa'
sac r. ~ tDayJ-Buralo Express pullman Ssespg iI
So SOP ANTON, BINGHAMrOS ELMlFA. HAl n
Mt NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo
,h " n ,n,uv,-Br'rFA1o SCRANTON BrNG-
"i"W A'NTO% oWEGo. ITHACA. ELMIisA. sYRAGGSh
pirHFIEID SPRINGS and OSWEGO EAFkSsS
Pullman Ruret sleepers .,.,,o~.-,o.., 81.
r,cKrTs AND PULLMAN ACCoNMODATIoNs al
Henry Gsz. a Sens Limited, li3 roa1way. - PARK
Pace 42s Broadway 9i2 Broadway, tickets az
4th-ave. l2thst. u West lIo'i-
=, oas Co,umbus- NewYork 33s and I36 Fultoa.st
ani Ig I,rOaiway, BrooNyn Timetables giving iu.i
Information at oil stations 80, " -. -,
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII eau Tor ano
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 desunalon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

Ocoh,r and November 90 c4aa 70 o4d sellers Novem-
and December % ot03 90 sd sellers DeeeIr Der
and January 20G4d sellers. January and FEB
ruary 2e- G4T3 20 CA sellers February and March'
c0G4d sellers: March and April. 20-6453 0"-oid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

slaNons loot West 80 - uenn X NJ, Cosuano' W
DesOrOsses -.
.lne,ates time from West 23d ST. Other figures snow
,,ms I'm Cortlandt Deshros-es st. -
C:IO. ESQ 4 VI. daily sunday '043. A. NJ fos
EaSTOS and ,.e-mediae stations. - -..,
100. s::o A daily to' WLlKESBARRE, SCRAm
pTTFFrAIO NIAGARA FALLS ard the West. and princ-
,si orei points. dining and chair 70 Buffalo.
c.Oo nom dali Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

Rio-Coree market finn: 10 : RIO. 7s5O0. exchange
72-32d receipts 1900 bags; cleared foF The Unite
States 1900 bags. cleared FOR Europe 2o" bags s'ook
24S. go ba 3.
Ths satstlcai nosition OF Rrazn coffee Is as fniows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
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~An:cn.ca's onzarEsr asiLsos,S'
NETWORK
(EN En-! ,|,:!2 4! :: ,
~ & HUDSON RIVER 2. p.
THE F0Ua-TRaCK TRUNK LINE.
% HOURS 10 N.AIAh-, rAl..s.t
Ro All ,ero sSS " ss' '0' '' Albany 0'''
Train" leave o'9 "a srss s 8. Fourth Avenue and
$40 4 rM Mps n ATE r rT :f. LlMI rr
Fastest Train IN tire wrld Due Buqal9 t;'s p ~;
iro Tic nS' Il - This train 7, limited sealing
s43 MFAT ., MI I;,, n, R5ce, ra@''f Baac
S9s'sn M s'r r%a gl' yT"TT LIMITED Day2
pu. sq5 'r go 70 ' NJ Tag ara Fa eo p
c1icsso 900 4. NJ sleeping and paror cars only
1913" Ruraio and all Important NeSYo s'a$ point 91
10" cAdo gFcA coiamous' c'a'H-
nSH nS'rapos s. Louis and S sPfS,A .r.ep,
3'"" snnaayIror Carr son west POino Ponshksep''
Wv" train to Chicago via Lake shore Dve Girperu
81: ' a. 1913 Correct S No Tor Sleeping
600 20 Pn' % c7rf sr Exrnrss n.yTct ,,. n
assra Falls. Toronto Cleveland io'e'''
4 o. IVoRTrIf>pv EXPRESS. paly-For Toy
Plattsburg Burlington. Montreal and. ehoep' '''
@ AZ " f,FrSfO ,HD soUrHwEsTTRN
' SPECIAL. paily-For Montreal, VIA Nu' e. m.
Division; and for Rochester. Bufaio. Niasara '
Cleveland. Cincinnati. indianapolis ana ~ S,,.rySi.en-
q m r N-SPF,'rAT. Invited NAIL bhii' yf,a
ing only Tor points on faii e'o'N '''''
q ~ p w"PScIFfc ~vPnrss Daly-For o swssaa
"''" Orlensburr Rurslo Niagara FANS suhnSn
Toledo chicago. and except Saturdays for Au"0'"
cane Vincent and Clayton. r,,..~o
'~''" syerv night excep, Sunday nights 'u"a'
nights. Chicago sioepers leave az ''lo'
HARLEM DTNISIoN ,.aov IN
Ot1n A NJ and s2. = M.-pailv. except ou"'"'' ~
~ pttsaed Sundays only NJ 0!2O A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through rAlhS'
TEAMS Illuminated with Pint@ch Light -, c,.,,o,
Offices at Grand oin
ii3 26i 81: B-oa1way 81 East lith ST. ~ q, ctson
"a. columbus Ave- s Wes, 18th 81. l2.Ss e. g,
and 13sth 81 station, New, d'o anu '-
ant 1905 Broadway, D, BROOKLYN 4, D.. N.r-york
Telephone '27D0 Thrtv-e ehth street TOT rss,-
Central Csb service. checked from note OF e'
dence by the Vestcott Express company .,,rre
EDGAR VAN iTTTN GEORGE II pNlSir
General Superintendent Genera! Passenger "se""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

coTToN-There was mildly irregular market fr cot
about Weather condcons generally governed with the
ayeIsge II The day bearsh c,mparvd WIN yesterday
final figures The market the opening received steady
the first call showing unchanged prices 10 an &C
had been looked for The notable feature Of the Liver
pool cables The ne-ase IN sales uOC'o bass)
when is lie SHE Gua II II there is to lie any
crop Recon, from europe
that the disposition u foreign pnneIs Of American cotton
adyces remained without positively uniagorsDe leaiae
i -. ~ 'i- ~ 20 49,
lac weekly Dealner bulletin pIoGucec Dearisn IN
ssnsay mai bu, 'Scs An ana wei euTaee in the
GENITAL portion RAPID erOsh reported. Tut IN
uop has MADE % grcvth II all seetons ou; coniimu-
hsaawsy Very heavy rams itA over tae greater par.
upper Mississippi Valley receiving
ron one 70 s p'hes - Sc pa" , '%s i'g, rS,
showers" This ana private accounts allowing con
sreaoy IN D!o.m IN southern portions II texas leo TO
: :ns i,r a. II ~e<oeS AIa a'eT as mssksi nae
hsures there wss gradual sassas o. un,i net eec.:
finally s,sacy. piece i pynt ever to POM;
ne. h.saef To;ei saes. 1t;oo BALES the market fur
t0i co., closed steaDy ana Intn@'e'd' nl1-4i"g Z.
Xmas G9-lcc miaaims C1.i . 10 los. sales wee 9Si
bales. Including 80 bats u sp.nneIs and ~ oass IN
we've as follows. New-Oreans que. Gl-1o sales 30
y saies cnarlsson STEADY " hmas IN 'tsagy, Us
Nsf0lA que o'e ssiss * pass i,".li. re .on.'aa
QaeI
The ex2or, thus far tins season has been
~ f,lloNa.
Great Br'air. France. Continent.
Thus fs- Ia yr-eE l3f.s 2O9l9
Tcial SIC, september -. .9s55s.s scseii 2s1,i9J
Cotton Exchange special Lyep>oi cables Spot Gotten
STEADY. s4..s lJoVJ ua!es. tp--L.Aon aLl fApTt VN
base American. 800 bss. ece.p.s. 100 oalts Amer
eAI i1O baiet niddns upancs D-l6d futures opened
- 9'eadf NJ uh-
Change -slG2 q decline Locembei-Jsnuary' S2e
!4c--r II .o-Ialy -. kebaaa.y aTch l1s MARIN
A2A, a.tT1u Jane, o5 AZ. 81 '1D july Au
Us 55-s .alst e.Der, 80. go. seS emo &c 'e
49,. y el11G 12tss, 5veADer Deceninti
~ ti,sic.-1 Q1G .-t s.tiiy. Ci,hs some
- nsss TF,css
The flge contract prices In he local market to-day
ses e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

1895 compared with the corresponding day OF ias'
year, were as follows: os ,so-
Bales. Bales
r,-o,gr
-. le2, $50
quotations of domestic woods occurred based
Wool Exchange Official Classification are as fo'o"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

NANA1 STORES.

Tar allowed -eiave frnnresP local market today
due D. lisht supplies a. the rncmrrt hn1
scarcity b, sa--s Rerin n order ruling stehdy
On all grades with hciiers refusing t. ehede guV'aons
SPIRITS ,urpsnine quiet hut steady WITH Ola qnn,h
n force. hfld ~ ZINC. There was lce
feature 10 Southern news nj Savannah ruiing
steady hut about unchanged. Qu0tailcrs follow:
TAn--Regulnrs. 81 S9si %: tar oil. hb's. - No
TITtT4-Si ~
rns1V C,,r,rnon 70 rroi sra'nee !, 4okgs1 Is:
q ,nasl ~. 81 fsNsl G7ie O, 81 20 ". ~: 81 3D.
X s. % " 50 y. 81 10 " @. 81 20; W " - 81
STOCK.
. 2s rs bbls
Spirits turpeniinc ,.,.
London June i5.--Lnseed oil. It's ihd' Turpeh''he-
Spirits 2Ss. 49,, So, %, ..,,6 ,4iAo
I'D. ,., o,.o.
.ales 40 bis. REGENTS 2Go7. Bosin firm and IN
changed. receipts. 4.i"i ho.s. A. Qua
Wilmington June i5--Sprs trrpentlne lrn' E.V
Csc receipts Rosn hrn Siltl 20: rec pts
2S5 bhls Crude turpentne steady 81. 81 " hna - ~
rcceptf 81 bbs Tar Arrl. 81 - receipts. "a po's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

quotations follows: Flour dull ana weak.
PATENTS ssGs5 -. No spring wheat, SJgs2c No .
spring wheat 10000. No red 600. ~ corn,
35A. u.sJc: ~ yellow. 33g33.c NJ cats. 21e No
white eslsQ2b. No white 2I'ac. 80 rye. 1898 20.
No barley 30 .e35c. No haNseei 81 lC prime uno. hy
seed S. IS pork per Dbl 81 SffS9 81 lard per 40
10 So sOaS5 So short ribs sides Oo0se s. ioNSJ 40. dry
sailed shoulders h1xe ~ short clear SIDES tboNe)
SIS sjq so 90 sugars unchanged on the Produce Exchange
today the market was steady. creamery, fgioc'
dairy i1isgi3i.c. Legs steady, fresh. e'sc
Cincinnati, June i5.-rlour steady. Wheat nominal No
red pOc Corn dull No mixed, 33c. Oats hrm, 10 :
mixed a7IkQ2sc Rye quiet: NJ =. 80. Esls quiet "
Milwaukee June i5.-Nheat lower. No Northern v-a
g3c july y2c. Rye steady No l. Aging Daiey du.''
No .. 55c. September sample, 33a5sc
Minneapolis June l5-Wheit strong June. elise' Juy'
gaNc. September 1885, December. slac: No hh!u
94Ac. No / Nurthern. wac.
Phlaeelphia. June t3-Wheat nrm and nc hlsher,
cash and june NJ red 9oe BIC. and n1ne one hs
July ~ as re Com hrm ana &c hgh'I, ~ mA.1
June S0s aJ51o. Potatoes dul and n'ni.n1.; VIZ W.
choice per bush, 10000. do far 10 sod per bCs. S1g
4oc. Butter and IN good demand fancy Mss, t
creamery i1c do prints lie. Ess stady iresn nearby
iai.c. 30 Western l24e. DO Southern. lie. Receipts
Flour 90 Ibis and 1900 sacks wheat $40 bushi corn
in9 no lu,h. ,0tr 5000 ba-h. 81 pm mrs.; wheat;
ia hush. com rs. go bush; oats. 1900 bush
Toledo June fa-Wheat dun steady cash. 93isc June
~ &c Corn duh, higher. No mixed. Jic oats higher
sesiy, No . mixed, 26c. Rye dul steady, No :, sic
BID Glover dun lower, prime cash. 50 20. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
rur nosroN WOOL MARKET

po.,or June i5--'Yhe American Wool Cotton
Will Il the wool market: The
sales mis- about 10 per cent larger than last
- nm the ma Is a whole Qulster A condition
~ midsummer duness has surerytned ana no one really
"a Tor much Improvement short Il month
ss NJ Least The demand for woOls Tor Army purposes
has come 10 an Il nov beginning 10 be seen
hov great part they played IN the last few wees"
in tldlng the market what would have otherwise
-, a. exceedingly dun period. Notwithstanding the
y....,t stagnaton prices are well maintained
any time In fact the 4 some foreign woods they
NAV. dl.ulayed distinctly hardening teniency Opinion
s eerern that II buyers market Just now all
attention centred on the west There IL as yeI no
ahs,smsnt in the excitement among the They
continue 20 the keenes expectations regarding
nr,cs. and II 4. though they consign-
% NV far the larger Of their wool they have never
heets made some very good sales the last week The
-. ~ the week in IH0o0 n domestic
and $1,000 70 foreign. making total OF l42SeoO
sga,,st a total Of fnr the previous week and
c,a OF s32 the rresronding week last year
sale, since January l. leos amount to '2.ssV.3lO 10
against l6s 4Os 500 10 last year at this time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

Foreign Coffee Observation-Disclosures market Gull:
good average Santos 1900 receipts 1900 bags stock
1900 bags Hamburg-Conee market opened 80 = ptg
lower. al 80 ?. n. AQA pig net lower sales. 2,vV
bag Havre-coNee market opened Guiei and ;. ranc
lowe at II NJ dull! and unchanged. al p m, gIie'
ana unchanged. closed franc net lower total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT

, ,-.,.,.. daily Custom House report Of wool
COL Excihnke oan, r,ne ~ lSOs.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
NINE MILE.

Jan. 25th.
We thought perhaps a few lines
from our town wonld be CT interest
to some of your many readers.
The Doctors say that the health
of the community is distressingly
good.
John H. Bingham is serving on
the Jury at Maryville'
Mr.. 0. A. Walker of Wellsville
went to Maryville on u business
trip Monday. Mr.. Walker is think
ing # returning to ILL, soon.
Quite an enjoyable Quilting and
and Sociable was given at Mrs.
Andersons last week
Mr. Joe G. McTeer of EIlejoy was
in our community last Sunday.
Rev'5 Walker and Bell intend to
begin a revival OF Wiliiamson's
Chapel on the fifth of next month.
Mr.. Joseph Walker and several
other fox hunters went to the
mountain last Friday night. They
report very exciting race, the
dogs ran till four o'clock Saturday.
G. A. Woods and brother are very
busy this rainy weather laying
thing.
DR.. A. Reagan has his saw mill in
running order again.
We had quite severe wind
storm last Saturday night, blowing
down a great deal of fencing.
five are fortunate enough to sec
these few items in the columns of
the Times, we will very probably
write again.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

Not a few who read what Mr..
Robert Rowls, of Hollands, Va,
has to say below, will remember
their own experience under like
circumstances: "Last winter / had
lagrippe which left me in low
state Of health, tried numerous
remedies, none of which did me
any good, until l was induced to
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The first bottle of it so
far relieved me that I was enabled
to attend TO my work, and the Sec
ond bottle effected a cure" For
sale at 26 and 80 cents per bottl by
GeorgeSS Montgomery, Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
Knights of the Maccabees.

The State Commander writes us
from Lincoln Neb., as follows:
"After trying other medicines for
what seemed to be very obsti-
nate cough in our two children
we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
and at the end of two days the
cough entirely left them. We will
not be without it hereafter as our
experience'proves that it cures
where all other remedies fail."-
Signed F. w. Stevens, State Conn.,
Why not give this great medicine
a trial, 'as it is guaranteed and trial
bottles are free at George & Mont
gomery's Drug Stofe, Regular
size scot and 800. s.s6se 6
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

Many merchants are well aware
that their customers a e their best
friends and take pleasure in sup
plying them with the best goods
Obtainable. AS an instance we
mention Perry & Cameron, promi-
nent druggists of Flushing, Michi-
gan. They say: eve have no hest
tation in recommending Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy to our custo-
mers, Us it is the best cough medi-
cine we have ever sold, and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at %
and so cents per bottle by George
& Montgomery, Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

BANK

Jan. 18th. 1898.
Oliver Goddard is improving. lie
is staying at Mr.. BarnhilPs for
few weeks.
Revs. Crowder and Catlett are
conducting a revival at Seven Is
lands.
Mrs. w. w. Goddard, who has
been quite sick, is better.
Miss SAIlie Coulter is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Sam Henry,
this week.
DIR. j. N. Mcconnell and his new
ly welded wife are living in one of
j. C. Delozier's houses.
The school ut this place being
taught by Messrs. Cox and Houston
is in Furnishing condition. One
hundred and twenty have been en-
rolled since Christmas. The cot
tages are all occr pied and several
are boarding in private families.
There will be an entertainment
given at the church by the MEM
bers of the Epworth League Satur-
day night Jan 90, which will consist
of recitations, declamations, essays
and music. All are invited to at
% tend.
The attendance at Sunday School
last Sunday was very good, there
being ninty. one present. The fol-
lowing are the officers for the ensu-
ing term: Charlie French, Supt
Miss Eliza Bond, Sec. and Treas
Teachers: w. p. BarnhiI.s, J. A. Cox
Harve Goddard, Mrs. Barnhill and
Miss Nellie DeLOZier.
Miss Jennie Ferguson, of Knox.
vile, is vi iting with her sister Mrs
j. N. Mcconnell.
Rev. Bays preached very inter
esting and profitable sermon last
Suhuuy'
The debating society which has
been held in the past on Friday
nights, has been changed to Thurs
day night.
Harve Goddard has resigned hi
position as clerk for j. q. DeLoZier
Miss Annie TemDle is at presen
with her sister below Maryville.
Rev. Crowder will preach at thi
place next Sunday morning at 1880
w. A. DeLozier is making perpa
rations to build for himself a mic,
six SOON house on the home farm
He hopes to complete it in few
weeks
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
EAST MARYVILLE.

Rev. John Kittrell of Monroe
County is the guest this week of his
sister, Mrs. Chambers.
Miss Maggie Patton has returned, to
her home al Sweetwater after spend
ing few weeks with her sister MIS-.
r. A. Tedford.
H. W. Hackney and c. L. Par.
ham, left Tuesday for Nashville,
where they go to represent New
Providence Lodge, No. 12S F. and
A. M. in the Grand Lodge that meets
there this week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

For pain in the chest Ga piece of
flannel dampened with Chamber
tain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat of the pain, and an
other on the back between the
shoulder, will afford prompt relief.
This is especially valuable tn cases
where the pain is caused by a cold
and there is q tedency toward
pneumonia. For sale by-George
& Montgomery, Druggists.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

Alex Eagleton died Sunday eve
ming al 4 O'Clock after an illness OF
about week. Mr., Eagleton was
one OF our best known Citizens. He
was IS years of age had lived all his
life in this county. He died satisfied.
He leaves several children, VINO have
the sympathy of friends.
LOST, an umbrella with twisted
celluloyd ring in the handle, A reward
will be given for information at this
office.
We publish an interesting letter
from California this week.
Quite number of our readers have
paid up their subscription during
Court week. We cannot mention all.
butwe appreciate their promptness.
The next meeting Of the Tuesday
Club is postponed one week until the
9Th of February.
J. B. Smith of lockwood, has re-
turned home, after spending two
weeks here with relatives.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

less than two Of the officers holding
the election.
All students who are residents Of
Blount County shall be entitled to-
vote in the district where they are at.
tending school, provided they are re-.
publlcans and entitled to a vote in the
general election in August.
Any violation of the abo re rules
shall be grounds Of contest by any
candidate agrieved.
c. G. Ambrister,
H. Harry Henry,
Alvin S. Walker,
W. B. Seaton,
N. c. Ellis.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce w. p.
SEAToN as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk,
subject to the action Of the republican party.
We are authorized to announce JNo. A.
MCCULLoCH as candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk, subject to the action of the
Republican party in the primary March 9Th.
We are authorized to announce GEO. w.
DUccAN as candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk, subject to the action of the Repuh-
lican party in the primary March 9Th.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
COLORED NOTES.

Mrs. J. NJ. Ewing is visiting her
mother,iMrs Hall.
c. s. Boyd was over from Knox
willie, last Sabbath.
7. b Lillard spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Knoxville.
The revival at the A. M. E u.
Church is resulting in much good,
there have been several CONVEX
sions. The meetings are still going
on.
The revival at the +. n. Institute
is meeting with success.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
For Register.

We are authorized to announce f. NJ.
WEBB as candidate for Register, subject
to the action of the Republican party in the
primary March 5th.
We are authorized to announce S. L.
JONES as candidate for Register, subject
to the action of the Republican party in the
primary March 5th.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-01-29

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