The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-01-28

at Knoxville, was burned.
Miss Sadie Coy gave sociable to
several of her friends Thursday night
Every one, present had an excellent
time and wish that many more such
occasions may occur. Nice resresh-
ments were served.
On Thursday DR.. ]. P. Blanken-
ship, extracted 16 pieces of bone from
the leg of Albert Simmons. He was
assisted by several other doctors. We
understand that the ball is beded in
the large bone, and that two small
pieces of it was found.
We forgot to state in our last issue
that DIR. Warehouse gave a lecture
in the M. E. Church, South Wednes-
day night week. Subject: Education.
The lecture was excellent and bene-
fetal to all who heard him.
The Epworth League and Ladies
Aid Society of the M. E. Church, wish
to return their sincere thanks to those
who so literally patronized them dur
ing court week. The neat little sum
of about $50 was realized from their
efforts.
Here is your chance to buy cheap
farm of 10 acres, nine of which is in
timber, good barn 40 feet long, and
two dwelling houses. Twenty-Five
good bearing fruit trees. This goes
at bargain If sold within the next
20 days. Call at this office.
The Penny Magazine. New York,
which is the lowest priced magazine
in America 40 cents a year,, and
which is owned by Hon. Chauncery
M, Depew. the eminent American
Orator, wants a representative in this
vicinity. 1t is good opportunity fGs
one Of our ambitions young men Or
J young women. Applications should
be addressed to the Subscription De-
partment, The Penny Magazine,
Temple Court, New York City.
We intend to improve the paper,
and make it better than ever this
year. We intend starting several
new departments, besides making
Improvements in those we have.
One of the new departments, will be
under the head-"Among our Ex-
changes" which will give different
items of interest fl the local papers
around us. Also a Farm and Dairy
Department" which will interest Que
farmer readers. We want to improve
in every line. Come and aid US by
adding you name to our growing list
of subscribers.
Knoxville, Tan. as, 1900.
Editor Maryville Times: May be
some of my old friends who l had the
pleasure of once more seeing few
days ago will be interested in know.
ing what impressed me most during
my short stay with you, as all my
fathers folks would testify we left
Maryville in 1890, with as warm re.
gard for her people and with as many
regrets as any body not born there
could have had. | came TO Tennes.
see quite young and while we left in &
comparatively short time. / have al.
ways liked to think of Maryville a!
the home of my boyhood and no mat
ter where l have been it has Away:
been matter of pride to say that
grew up In East Tennessee so, fol
years have hoped to get back once
more, and the two days that passed
with you this week were SO pleasan
that they seemed too short.
1t will not hurt to repeat what
frequently remarked the other day
To my knowledge no part Of the Uni
ted States is more conveniently anC
cheaply provided with such up-to
date things as telephones and electric
lights than 10 this portion of the state
While they are found in the homes o
the wealthy all over the world, thel
, are an unheard of luxury except t.
those who can afford toIpay the ex
orbitant charges. l cannot speal
knowingly Of the exact cost, for in