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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08
POLITICAL.

II has been announced through the
columns of the Statesman that w. +.
Borah has decided not to accent the
nomination for congress. This is n sur
prise coming as il does So soon after
Williams interview at Salt Lake. Busi-
ness must have picked up pretty lively
TO cause him to throw up his hands Sc
early in the game. or perhaDs father-in.
law Nc gave him his experience AS a
politician and thismight have caused th'
change. However. we still have Ed d-aI
Wilson, If the pops and democrats con
cludr 10 let us have the Congressman. he
will make us representative who will
need M fixing. for he is all right. and
will not pull of unless Dd5ois 50 advises.
caldwell Record.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08
Blue Stone.
SaSSafraSS Bark.
Ard other season.
able goods at the
Drug Store.
Noticr OF Forfeiture.

49,. rnnnis v. Freeman. l.. d. farnnr' an"
-. r,aruam. their heirs. legal REPRESENTATIVES, =
and assigns .xpcn,ed
Won are hereby notified that have espon'eu
=, the year 1907. One Hundred pciiars 10
ue',- md improvements upon the Le'ln'n"n
-. MINING claim. situate In West view MN
pu- rict. county OF Boise and state "' ionno
M ,,,,at,on certificate OF which l. iounu ol
w - in book OF quartz claims al pase ~ =,
-.,r,, OF said Boise county In orue' 70 no'o
''s ,,,n under the provisions OF section - u
-.y,sed statutes OF the United S'"'eS "n'
'ns ,,o..ndmcnt thereto approved January =
, Wv ,.,ncerning annual labor upon 'n'nins
",.,,,s. being the amount required 10 no'u ,a"'
,,r the period ending the sls' o"y oi "
''"'s lsgs. II within ninety days "''o' 'uo
'.s,,,cat,ou OF this notice you iau or le's,s ~
your proportion OF such eNie,'''''u'e
,.,-owner. your Interest m the S''" o,"''''
''r n..on,e the property OF tne SUISSE ~.
W.. .,-owner asho nas made the 1o1u''e'
S,,,nre Sou ~ the terms o. Saie SIC
~. ~uch payment may be made 10 u, - ~,
uon' a, Mo. sei Main street. Boise Cl'y' A1H
init, Idaho. who Is my agent for Ihne
Mach u, ls9s
,.,-s, implication Mch. =. last juno
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08

Harvey Pick. little sou Of Lyod Peck.
epidemic cough.
Elsie Fuller. daughter Of VIM Fuller.
epidemic cough.
s. X. Collins came down from Pear
Tuesday with the grip.
II. n. Williams. grin.
G. c. Brookshire. grin.
Tom Williams reports new cases ol
measles In his family.
Johnafhan Moulion. grip.
Adam Steinbnwer. grip.
!. G. Perkins family, grip.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08

The w. {. T. L. of Emmett. met AT
the NJ. f. parsonage. Wednesday. April
O. Therr WAS goodly attendance, and
interest in The different departments was
lively. II was decided to have gospe
temperance meeting in the church sun.
day night April ~. to which all are cor
daily invited. At the close OF the tusi
ness meeting Miss Nellie Davis favored
the Union with one of her best recita'
lions; after which The meeting adjourn
I'd to mrct again April 20, At the NJ. T.
church.
The Lord gave the word; TIE woman
that publish the idinss are great
host. Psalms 6S:ll.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08
ROBBED A sHEEPcAMP.

One Of Dry Buck Wilson's sons robbed
Tom Lynch's sheepcamp at Brownlee
Few da,s ago and is now under arrest for
the crime. He confessed to the robbery
MS he had pair Of shoes on at the time
of arrest that he had stolen.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08

By special request, Tonkin. The pho
tographer, will remain in Emmett until
April iS. Those desiring photes plesses
call before that time. Cabinet photos
$500 per dozen. Bring the ltile ones.
All work guaranteed. Tonkis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08
NOTICE.

All persons knowing thrnslv,s iudcs,f-
ed to The Emmcu IStex ON back s,b-
scription please call and settl, the accvast
with me, Mrs- a. NJ. Chu,eh,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08


Harvey A. Pugh. Prin.
Students Not Absent.
HTGH SCHOOL.
Girls; Hattie Buckland. George ISuck-
land. Cora Cox. Lizzie Housel and Mag
gle Knox. Boys: Oscar Reed.
Harvey A. Pugh. Teacher.
GRAMMAR GRADE.
Girls: Minnie Dempsey. Della New
by. Nora Peck. Fay Bilderback. Minnie
blanchard. Lille Newby, Virgie VIII
liams and Pearl Martin.
Clara J. I.oomis. Teacher.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Girls: Rena blanchard. Maud VIII
liams. Maggie Lewis. Clara Mouton.
Margaret Parrish. Somie Fulton, Stella
Moulton. Daisy Atkinson. Nellie Brook
shire. Florence Pleace. Dollie Knouse.
Maggie Martin and Donna Hill.
Boys: Robert blanchard. Dan Woody
and Clarence Abncy.
Mary l. Parrish. Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Girls: Viola Parrish. Bows: Eske
Newly. Ike Phillips. frankie Phillips
and Ben Title.
Eva NJ. Deem. Teacher.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-04-08
BEE KEEPERS SUPPLIES.

Ber hives. one and two pound sections.
foundation. smokers, bee ESCAPES. etc.. az
reasonable prices.
Bee hives made to order. of any styl.s
AT short notice. All work guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited
NAMPA MILLING co.
Nampa. Idaho.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05
Fiat Rock Items.

There is not much news in this COM
munity atpresent. Every one is busy
gathering their crops.
This community misses two of its
brightest and most interesting faces
Miss Jessie Lucille Thompson, who
entered the Sophomore Class of the
Due West Female College last week,
and Miss Ada Pruitt, who has gone to
the Williamson Female College.
Messrs. j. B. and c. M. Gray, of
Moscow, visited in this community
recently.
Chapel on the 3rd Sabbath night in
October instead of that afternoon.
Providence permitting, he expects to
hold few days meeting at that time.
Miss Carrie Thompson spent a few
days pleasantly in Abbeville last week.
GU BONO.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05

ton the PoStoifice Department to put
on Il mail service. A committee, con-
sisting of one delegate from each of the
towns along the road, was appointed
to take charge Of the petitions in their
respective towns and to report to
Chairman Aull within ten days. If it
is deemed necessary another confer
cncc will then be held ut Greenwood.
On Friday evening last, at the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Brea-
zcalc, five miles east Of the city, a de-
lightful birthday party was given. The
occasion was the siXty-sccond birthday
Of Mn. Is. b. Breazeale. The guests
were Misses Ditma Gilmer Claudia
Provost, Cleo King, Caro- Miller, Ma
mie Provost, Lizzie Clayton, Leila
White, Miss Copper, Sudie Gilmer,
Edna Earle, BERTHE Thompson, of
Seneca, Carrie Pcarman, Mrs. II. 6.
Thompson, of Victoria, n. c., and Mrs.
Walter Anderson. The gentlemen
were Mcssrs. Lee Holleman, S. n. Gil
mcr, G. c. Provost, Reid Kay, Walter
Brock, Il. j. Mauldin, Frank Johnson,
d. A. MCGOWAN, Will Anderson, Wal
ter Anderson, Lawrence Hall. 4 mag
nificcnt and sumptuous supper was
served, and there was delightful music
and dancing. The new birthday OF
Mr.. Breazealc did not begin, really,
until Saturday and congratulationswere
held in reserve until the hands Of the
clock pointed to the hour of 10, when
the festivities ceased. Mr.. Breazealc
was requested to present himself in a
room which had been specially prepar-
cd-but without his knowledge-and
there, amid as gay and happy Il crowd
as ever assembled beneath his hospita-
bic roof, he had shOwered upon him
congratulations and elegant presents
in such profllsion as to transform this
stern and rcsolute man into shy and
blushing youth. This pleasant part of
the entertainment gave wings to time,
and when good-nights were said and
the visiting party reached the city the
sun was just beginning to silver the
eastern horizon.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The X. & A. R. R. will sell round
trip excursion tickets from Maryville
and intermediate points to Knoxville
and return on October, 10Th. goth,
and 2Ist, on account of Knoxville's
Third Annual Free Street Fair and
Carnival on the above dates. S., 600
has been subscribed by the citizens of
Knoxville for the promotion of this
Fair, which assures it to be far sup
erior and grander than ever before.
The programme is as follows: First
day, October 10Th, arrival of the
Prophet of the Smokes, and Mer-
chants and Manufacturers free
street parade. Second day, Octo
Der goth. Military Day. A grand
parade will be given by the $4,000
soldiers now in camp at Knoxville.
THIRD and last day, Oct. 2Ist. Flower
parade. There will also be the gran
dest spectacular display of fire works
ever witnessed in Knoxville on the
evening Of October 2Ist. Trans will
run on regular schedule, excepting
train No. I, leaving Maryville at 6:I5
A. M. This train will leave Mary
vile during the three days of the Car
nival at I A. M. Fare for the round
trip will be 50 cents, and tickets sold
on the 10, 20, and 21st. will be limit
ed until the evening of the 22nd.
w. P. Hood, Supt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

Supt. W. P. Hood Of the K & A.
is continually receiving compliments
about the beautiful flower gardens,
he has placed along his road. They
never fail to attract the attintion Of
strangers who are passing on the
train. He has made nice HOT
house at Maryyille in which to.
place his flowers during the winter
season. He has not spared expense
or labor, and now has the pleasure Of
viewing them. The ladies are especl-
ally attracted by the beauty Of these.
gardens.
The Editor had the pleasure Of ac-
companying DR.. J. J. Robinette on a
trip to Jonesboro last Saturday. We
arrived at Jonesboro about AIS in the
evening This is very historical
place, being one Of the Oldest towns
towns in the state. 1t is also the
home of Congressman W. P. Brown
low. The next day, DR.. Robinetter
dedicated small bat beautiful little
church, out four miles from Jones
boro, at place called Glenwood
Tie church was literally packed and
all seemed to enjoy the service. The
people are kind and hospital. In the
evening we rode 10 johnson City
This is beautiful little town, having.
something like 5000 inhabitants
Being of high elevation, it is a very
healthy place. On inquiry as to Coy d
Taylor's health, we learned that he
was quite ill. DR.. Robinctte. preach
ed there that night. We spent the
night at the beautiful home of Mr..
Prouder. The trip was an enjoyable
one and one we shall not soon forget.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08
Merchants and Manufacturers
Free Street and Trade Carnival,
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct, 1921
Reduced Rates via South
ern Railway

For the occasion of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Free Street Fair
and Trade Carnival to be held at
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. Io-2Ist in
elusive, the Southern Railway will
sell tickets from points on its lines to
Knoxville and return, at very low
rates. Tickets will be sold October
10Th. and goth of October from all
points in East Tennessee, with final
limit to return October 23rd 1898.
On account of the many attractions
in Knoxville on these days, and the
rate being so low every one should
endeavor to take advantage of this
excellent opportunity of visiting the
"Queen City" Of the mountains.
For further information call on any
agent of the Southern Railway.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08
of Teachers institute
First Local Division.

Programme of Teachers institute
First Local Division.
To be held at Prospect in 18th.
Dist. on Saturday Nov. S. 1898,
4. Devotional Exercise o:3o.
2. Patriotism in the Public Schools.
M. H. Gamble, ]. K. Crowder.
3. How to make photography in
teresting and profitable. w. M
Nuchols, A. G.. Mcconnell.
a. Our State History. Why and
and how to teach it. t. L. Nuchols,
c. A. French.
6. Writing. ]. A. Cox, ]. W.
Rogers.
7. School Law. Sam Mccain
mon, H. c. Haley.
We extend cordial invitation to
teachers, directors and parents and all
those interested in school work.
w. M. Nuchols, Pres.
H. c. Haley.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas all public enterprises
tending toward the upbuilhing and
Improvement of our resources
should be encouraged by the peo-
pie; and, whereas, the Black Dla.
mond Hallway, as projected by Col.
Albert E. Boone, will aid material.
~ in developing the natural re-,
souces of our county and the sur
rounding country, and will aid
greatly in inviting capital to come
among us,
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
citizens of Blount County, in Mass
meeting, at the Court House, in
Maryville, Oct 9th. 1898. extend to
Col. Boone, Sir Thomas L. Tancred
and Hon. t, G. Dickinson a hearty
welcome to our town and County
and pledge them our encourage
ment and support.
w. G. Chumlea,.
ID. r.. Haworth}
A. Goddard,S Resolution
w. Y. G. Hannum) COMMITTEE
f. Goddard.{
The Following Committee WAC
appointed to &C to Knoxville. and
escort Col. Albert f. Boone
Sir Thomas Tancred, and Hon. II.
G. Dickinson to our town and coun-
ty.
Z. M. Bartlett, Capt. w. Y. c.
Hahnum, w. G. Chumlea, DIR. ). r.
Blankenship, Leander Cotant, Sam
Everett, r. M. Magill. Maj. Ben
Cunningham, Andrew Goddard.
Thomas Cooper, Jas. Goddard, +,
c. Bittle, Andrew Gamble, M. Ha-
worth, Foster Clark, F. I'll. Lamop ),
10 Burger, G. T. Gates, Will A. Me-
Teer, A. NJ. Rule, ]. L. Clark, R. A..
Tedford, G. L. Hannah, w. H. Hen.
ry.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

County Court, October Term.
H. L. Jones was elected constable
for 4th Dist. in place of Cbas. Dun
lap who refused to qualify.
H. A. Hamil was reelected Foor
House Com. for term 3 years.
]. c. Stanfeld, Henry Blevens
and +. P. Walker were appointed
Notary Publics.
Sheriff allowed to appoint two dep
uties at salary Of fifty dollars each.
Other officers at salary Of SIS.
DR.. ]. P. Blankenship allowed re-
mainder of his bill amt. to $50. for
attending small pox cases in March.
Appropriated $50 to 10th Dist. for
bridge.
Election commissioners allowed S.
each for holding August election.
viii A. McTeer, w. C. Chumlea,
Jno. M. Clark, Joe Burger, R. M.
Magill appointed on Com. to consider
propriety Of purchasing or erecting
an Industrial Home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

J. w. Culton, Of the firm of Brown
& Culton has formed partnership
in Knoxville with J. H. Welcker and
julius Parker. The style of the firm
will be Welker, Parker & Cultor.
Mr.. Culton will still retain his part
nership with Mr.. Brown at this place
and will live here going back and
forth nights and mornings on the
train, and he will attend all courts
here in connection with Mr.. Brown
as before or stay over any time his
services are especially needed. The
firm at this place stands just as it has,
Blown & Culton. Mr.. Culton is one
of our best lawyers. He is energetic,
and has won for himself a reputation
as lawyer, not only here, but in ad-
joining counties. Wright, while of a
different political faith has always been
one Of our strong personal friends and
we wish that his success may never
grow less.
There will be meeting at the Church
of Christ in the New Addition next
Lords day being the regular day.
Preaching II a. m. 8 p. m. 1890 p.
m. Baptizing at I p. m.
T. 0. Crisp, Pastor.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

Notice:-Those who promised to
bring us four foot wood, please bring
it right away as we need it.
Jim Johnson will furnish you Black
Sulpher and Montyale water at roots
a gallon from now on.
For Sale-at a bargain, an eight
roomed house, IL acres of land. This
place will be sold at special bargain
within the next 80 days. Apply at
the Dixie Real Estate Co.
The republicans Of the County met
il Convention Monday and elected
Capt. E. Goddard as their congress
sonal committman for the next two
years. Capt. Goddard is well known
all over the county and, every body is
pleased with his nomination.
A. w. Stevenson and wife Of st
Jehns, La. are stopping at the Cen
trail House. Mr.. Stevenson presented
us with some sugar cane and rice
which was raised on his plantation.
He and his wife express themselves
as being well pleased with Maryville,
and will probably remain with us for
some time.
LOST, August 18th silver watch
and heavy gold plated chain. Spring
field movement, a small dent on back
of watch, slight crack on crystal.
Finder please return to this Office and
receive liberal reward.
Sam S. Hart, who has for severa
years been residing at Riverside, Cal
arrived home last week, He gave III
pleasant call. He brought hi
brother with him, who has been sicl
since July Ist. of lung trouble. He
subscribed for the TINES.
Louis Plane returned last Friday
from Philadelphia, where he has beer
for about two months. He has beer
in Hospital at that place, being
treated for spinal meningitis. His
friends are glad that he is improved il
health. He will enter the Senior
class of Maryville.
Atlention:-Have you hides to SELF
Do you want them tanned on sharesi
If you have leave them at A. K.
1arpers ware house. l am located
at Six mile on the Montvale road, al
the place known as the Taylor Long
Tannery. Satisfaction guaranteed.
pay the highest market price fol
hides. i. A. Raulston.
Capt. Jas. H. Walker, father of ex'
Sheriff Sam A. walker died Monday
night. The deceased was a citizen o
Rockford, where he has resided near
| ly all his life. The beleaved friend
have the sympathy Of many friends
He was buried at Eusebia on Wed
nesday, Rev. Alexander conducted
the funeral services.
A letter from Rev. Robt. Walker
who is at Dayton, tells US that in
recent revival held at Vine Grow
Church at that place. There wer'
IIS conversions, and seventy-fve az
cessions to the NJ. E. Church, an,
forty-three accessions to different de
nominations of the place.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

Thos. Morton was released from
paying the Co. part of privilege tax
on business of photography.
On petition of John Harris chg
line between 9Th and 9th Dist. SO as
to include his lands in 5th.
On petition of John Tucker chg,
line between 9Th and 10th so as to in
clude his lands in 9Th.
Com. appointed consisting of W.
L. Russell, S. NJ. Morton, Henry
Blevins, ]. M. Crye and J. E. Nc
Culley to see about laying Asphalt
walk in front of Court House and be-
tween Court House and A. K Har,
per's.
Com appointed TO see about build
ing bridge across Little River made
report and order filed.
J.C. Seston was appointed con.
stable in place ofEverett who
refused to qualify.
Geo. Woodward of 18th Dist. was
granted privilege to hawk and peddlt
without paying privilege tax.
| NJ. II. Edmondson and Albert Sim
mons were sworn in as Deputy Sher
ifs.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

Buy coal from w. TT.
Henry. Fair dealing
and honest weights.
Coffins.

l am now prepared to sell Collins
cheaper than ever. | manufacture
my own Collins and can afford to sell
cheaper than any body.
Call and sew. B. IRWIN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08
COURT HOUSE

Proceedings of the Circuit Court.
State VS.. Hette Reeves, a. & b., as
quilted.
State VS.. Jep Talent, drunkenness,
State VS.. Winton Watkins, profanity,
Londale Mill Co. vs. w. T. Parham,
judgement for plasatiff.
State VS.. John Phillips, d. p. w. nOfle
y on cost:
State VS.. Hugh Large, d, p. W., nclle
on cost.
State VS.. Chas. Bias, Ii. c. W., sem to
work house.
State vs.. Levi Brewer, a. & b., 1ne
ST. and cost.
State VS.. Arthur Gibson and B. Pace,
defacang building, fine SIS and cost.
State VS.. Henry Rorex, prof, fine
S. 5o,and cost
State VS., John Murr, prof, fine &ro.
and cost. Sent to workhouse-
State vs.. Arden Rhyme, prof, fine
S.. 50 and cost.
Richard Burns ct al, VS.. A. S. Walk
er, dismissed by plaintiff.
State VS.. Henry Saodgrass, u. c. w,
acquitted.
State VS.. S. Byers, s. |. to M, acc.
State VS.. Lee Johnson, prof., fine
So, 50 and cost.
State VS.. Theo. Baily, u. c. W., $50.
and cost.
State VS.. Dug Boring, u. C. W., fine
$50. and cost. Sent to workhouse.
State VS.. Eva Barger and Grace Col
den, k. d. h.
State VS.. Eud Rorex, larceny, scq
State VS.. John Kerby, u. c. W., nollt
on cost.
State VS.. J. c. Cox, prof, fine S.
State VS.. Mary and Elizabeth Cham
bers, larceny, nolle on cost.
State VS.. Joe Galloway, larc., dis.
State VS.. J. C.. Aiken, iarc., con.
State VS.. Henry Black, larceny, ont
day In the workhouse-
State VS.. John Kcrby, drunkenness
nolle on cost.
State VS.. John and Will Carver, ar
son, con. by defendant.
State VS., Porter Waener, false pre-
tence, con. by consent.
State vs.. James Madison, a. & b., fine
SIS.
State We. Newt. McMurray, conspir
acy, one year in penitentiary.
State vs.. J. L. Wallace, murder, ter
years, appealed to Supreme court
State VS.. Ed Preley. prof., dis.
State VS.. Hester Russell, arson, con.
State VS.. Huse Bell, larceny, guilty
II months, 20 days in workhouse
State VS.. Noah Earl. a. & b. si1
months In county jail.
Alex Garner VS.. Eliza Garner, di
vorce, granted.
Katie Lane VS.. Joe Lane, divorce
dismissed.
Bob Frye VS.. Lettie Frye, divorce
granted.
7. R. Lee ex. VS.. Mary Beals, con
State VS.. VIII Bryant, m. s., 2 years
Huse Gibson VS.. Sarah Gibson, di
vorce, granted.
Will Russell VS.. Mary Russell, divorce
dismissed.
Trustees Settlement with Chair
man for Sept. 1898.
CoIrNTv REVENUE
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

HIS.
FRESH Bread every day at the City
Bakery.
Groceries, candy, cigars and tebaco.
Chas, Gentry, Agent.
Dir. ] C. Eckles has commenced
reyivalat Pleasant Hill.
Oysters served In all styles at the
City BAKERY.
The Sunday School Convention is
being held at Louisville to day.
The many friends Of Prof Warfel
will be sorry to learn that he is no
better.
Remember the concert Thursday
night. Benefit Y. M. c. A. Building.
Ifyou wish to have an enjoyable
evening, attend the concert next
Thursday evening.
Sheriff Fox Of Knox Co. came over
Wednesday evening to take our prisi-
oners to the Penitentiary.
Cfnas. Gentry can supply you with
fruit of all kinds. He sells bananas
at cent apiece.
Aaron Everett sends the TIMES
to his son-in-law James Mcmillan
West Carlo Ohio.
The Concert The Concert! Let
every body attend. Tickets can be
had at-Bittle, Webb & Cos.
w. A. Dunlap of Friendsville will
be reader of the TIMES for year.
w. P. Hood, Supt. Of the K & A..
spent this week at Lexington, KY,
attending the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Loose and
two sons OF Berne Pa. arrived in
Maryville Tuesday. They will spend
ten days or two weeks as the guests
of Prot. and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Loose
and Mrs. Fisher are sisters.
Will Richards, the celebrated bass
singer of Knoxvill will give concert
in the College Chapel on Thursday
night, Oct. 18th. He will be assisted
by local talent of Knoxville and this
place. Admission aocts. s5ct couple.
Tickets on sale at Bittle, Webb &
Co.'S.
! J. r. Peden & Co. our new pho.
tographers make a speciality of Ia
king schools. They now have two
men on the road, ready to take
your orders. See their ad.
Rsv. ] c. Eckles closed his meet.
ing at Louisville last Thursday night
The meeting resulted in IL CONVEX.
sions. All the churches united in the
meeting. Revs. Dyer, Murphy, and
Wolf rendered valuable assistance.
In this issue will be found the ad O
M B. Arnstien & Co. of Knoxville
This firm has the reputation of being
one. of the best in the city. Call OF
them while attending the Carnival.
The jelly which the kind ladies o
Maryville sent over to Camp Taylo
by Corp. Guy M. Badgett was great
ly appreciated by the Physicians an,
men. Those wishing to contribut
such delacies for the sick will pleas
leave it at Mrs. Toole's or Mrs. Bad
gett's.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

GA ASTORIA
Bears the AIhs Kind You Have Always eosgx
signature si &s,aZzZsr
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-10-08

Notice:-Those who promised to
bring us four foot wood, please bring
it right away as we need it.