The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-10-14

MIS-. SalnPDelI Cunningham WISHES
to announce to the ladies that she has
opened up her dressmaking rooms
over S. A. Patton's Jewelry store
where she is prepared to do all kinds
of dressmsking at reasonable prices.
The No IS Steel Beam Chattanooga
Plow is the lightest draft, the closest
sticker to hard ground the best all
round pillow ever offered for SALE
McNutt Bros. & Ellington.
The Stock Show held in Maryville
on the 2oth was fairly we'll attended,
and some very fine stock was exhibit
ed, the parties who exhibited stock
return thanks to Mr.. A. K. Harper
for the use Of his lots, scales for weigh.
ing stock and the many kindnesses
shown.
The following is a list of the special
premiums offered by the generous
merchants and other business men of
Maryville, and the several parties to
whom they are going viz:
Marion Finger was awarded the
premium of Sc. 50 for the best horse
colt, offered by Mr.. w. P. Hood,
Supt. K & A. R. R. 1
W. c. Chumlea captured the pre-
MUM of S. 50 for the best durham
calf also offered by w. P. Hood. !
DIR, J. D. Garner captured the So
hat offered by A. K. Harper for the
best herd of durham cattle, this was
indeed fine lot of short horn cattle
and attracted good deal of attention.
Jack Rorex was awarded the pre-
premium for the best durham bull.
viz a fine umbrella offered by Bittle,
Webb & Co merchants, this is one of
the finest bred animals in the state.
he weighs about 1900 is a perfect
beauty. Mr.. Rorex also received the
premium for the end best durham
COW and calf$1 90 offered by William
Coming. Y W. ~
10 N. Henry was awarded the
Rocking chair offered by Chas. Plan
re for the best durham COW and calf,
and he also received the premium
S1.oo offered by A. c. Montgomery
for the best buck.
Miss Annie Henry was awarded the
premium offered by G. B. Ross for
the best eve.
W. H. Hitch was awarded the pre-
MUM OF $I.oo offered by the Bank OF
Blount Co for the best brood SOW, he
also captured the prize for the two
best fat hogs.
Master Herman Wine was awarded
the nice umbrella offered by Clark &
Cunningham for the best Jersey cow.
Thomas Cooper received the premi-
UNI offered by G. A. Toole for the
best mich COW.
w. c. Chumlea was presented the
premium of $I.oo offered by the Bank
of Maryville for the best berkshire
boar.
John Davis got the premium offered
by A. K. Harper for the best mule colt.
Will T. Harris and John Keny
were awarded the premium offered by
Keny & Ambrister for the best pair
general purpose horses, they were
also awarded the premium of ST. 90
offered by J. P. Edmondson for the
best pair of carriage or hack horses.
w. c. Chumlea was awarded the
premium offered by McNutf Bros. g.
Ellington, for best pair draft horses.
A. c. Montgomery captured the
premium offered by Brown & Culton,
for the best single harness horse.
VIM. Whitehead Jr. received the |
premium offered by DR.. N. C. Ellis
for the best saddle horse.
Will Wright was awarded and pre-
MUM for second best sandle borse viz
a nice riding bridle'ofered by Parkins
& Chapman.
E. Goddard was awarded the special
premium Zone pair shoes value S.. so) |
offered by Badgett & Young for the |
best pair ofmules.