The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-07-29

the marriage of Isaac Martin and
Miss Inez Mckenzie was a mistake.
Buy the Carroll, Adams & Co.,
shoes of R. M. Magill & Co. One of
the very best shoes on the market for
the money. A new line just receiv
ed.
The mountain party composed
NJ H. Gamble, Misses Phronia Gam
bic and Mamie Caldwell, Prof. Hor-
ace Ellice and wife have returned
home.
Misses May and Effie Henry, two
charming young ladies of Brick Mill
were in town Monday on their way to
Ellejoy where they go to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Hodges and family, of Bristol,
passed through, town Tuesday on their
way to visit Mr.. H's uncle, Boyd Nc
Murray, on the river. Mr.. Hodges
is U. S. Mail Clerk on the Southern.
| Just received a new line of clothing,
for men and boys. Seventy suits for
children 5 to IS years. Prices from
5octs to $4 suit. Bought for cash.
These are all bargains.-R. M. Ma.
gill & Co.
Eight drummers were in town
Thursday. This shows that our mer-
chants are doing good business.
Drummers don't go where there is no
business.
If you want fine suit of clothes
made to order~see our new line of
samples from a Chicago House. We
can sure please you at any price from
$40. 90 to $32 per sujt.>R. M. Ma
gill & Co.
The Maryville City Mills is now in
charge Of Hy Hackney, the Old Re.
liable, and you are cordially invited
to bring your wheat to him for ex.
change, or grinding. He will give
you as much -four and as good flour
as you can get in Blount County.
Prof. Newman, Prof. Goff, Rev
Eakin and Rev. Creswell, the Synoe
quartette, have been practing il
Maryville for several days preparatory
to appearing before the Winona, Ind.
Assembly. They left Thursday fc,
that place.
Pastor O. c. Peyton will preacl
at the Union School House, two mile
east oftown, next Sunday, July goth.
at 8:3o P. M. All are cordially invit
ed. The usual service in the Baptis
Church here that morning, but, ther'
will be no night service.
Unless the windows and doors o
the old public school building ar,
nailed up, so that no one can get in
side, it will soon be very offensive ant
also cause sickness on account of tn,
filth on the inside. The school furri
ture will also be broken up and de
stroyed.
Robt. White was driving a hacl
from Montvale to Mr.. Lanes, wher
the mules became frightened and raj
away thowlng the five persons in tn,
hack, out. Miss Blanch Lane hac
her leg broken just above the ankle,
the bone protrudiHg through the skin
She had nerve enough to pull tht
bone back into place herself. Homel
Lanes hand was badly mashed. Tht
others were slightly hurt
An exchange tells story of a faith
er and mother who were trying t,
find names for their twin babies
which, by the way, were girls.
was decided that the father shoult
! name them. After casting about ant
finding no name that exactly suite,
t him, he determined to put an end t,
the strain of his mind and called then
"Kate and Duplicate" In course Q
time another pair Of twins came, AM
they were boys. This was the hus
bands opportunity to get even and h
wanted his good wife to christen tn
> boys. Imagine his feelings when tn
: mother one day told him she ha
named the boys "Pete and Repete.