The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-16

the town with coal this winter. Look
in another place for ad.
Il Nails Nails!! Nailslll Old Domin-
ion at Hunt q Lide's,
"Why is baby like wheatY Because
it Is first Graded, and then threshed,
and afterward becomes the flower of
the family"
We sell the spun brass kettle and
not the common pressed. Hunt 4
Lide.
Col, Sam Mckinney, Knoxville,
Capt. James Powell, Fort Worth, Tex
as, friends of G. X. Lide were in the
city Wednesday.
A full line Of Hardware at Hunt &
Lide's.
The Democratic dark HOSES must
be done up. 1t won't do, Fellow citi-
gems, to let them remain forever in
darkness.
H. B. Clark's cottage houses have
commenced, and one of them will soon
be completed. The other five will be
pushed forward, and ready for renters
by Fall it is hoped.
Best and cheapest Tobacco at Hunt
& Lide's.
Syrups at AZ and so cents at Hunt &
Lide's.
Miss Lee Parker, who has been in
chage of Hunter & Christians milf
merry department for several months,
left for her eastern home, Thursday
evening.
Laces, envelopes and writing paper
at Mrs. N. A. Nettleton's
Salt fish always on hand at Sellers
& scalt.
Miss Mary Lady, an attractive
young lady, Of Nolt Chucky, who has
been visiting in our city several weeks,
went home on Monday last.
Vinegar, syrup and cider at Sellers
& Scalf.
Summer hats and goods at Mrs. N
A. Nettleton's.
The fellow who pays down for his
paper, what a noble-Goodness-whoo
pee-what words can tell how much
: the editor thinks of himH
Cash paid for chickens, butter, eggs
and all kinds of produce at Sellers &
Scalf.
Hoops, skirts, benton bustles, ulster,
at Mrs. N. A. Ncttleton's.
: Ike Harris house is about completed
A good many people believe there il
meaning in the Lord Mayors madness
, Wen say a most beautiful thing whel
he gets his lifelong client.
Extra bargains at Mrs. n. A. Net
| tleton's.
Spite of hard times Mrs. N. A. Net
tleton is doing good business over.
, day.
j. II. Wykoff, New Orleans, Col
Seaborn Jones and lady, OF Rocl
Mount, Ga, went. this week, up th'
Narrow Gauge to spend some tim
among the mountains.
DR., w, K. Vance, and his sisters
Misses Hattie and Charlotte, OF Brit
:. toll, spent last Wednesday in johnson
y City. They we're the guests of Mr.
e Rob't. Burrow.
Miss Kate Pendleton, Of Marion
, Va, is visiting Mrs Il. P. Pendletor
Miss Katie is great favorite in John
$ son City, and is always welcome b
her many friends.
= r. w. Kite, who has been on an e,
e cursion trip to Washington city re
turned home at Milligan College, Las
Tuesday. He says he heard goo
= deal OF enthusiastic talk for Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deakins were u
;, at the Baptist Association, on Satu
" day last, and spent several pleasar
days with the family of Mrs. Deakin
father, Esq, W. H. Taylor.
Mat Clifford and James Hickey wei
u the guides for a large party Of ladiC
to the white rocks on Buffalo Mour
4 tain, Wednesday. Hickey says tn
scenery is grand, the ladies wei
charming and the water cool, all
y they all had good time.
P. G. Range has had the spring nea
r Mr.. Faw's house, walled up and pr
Ie in order. He desires all persons VII
use water from that spring to pay hi
:, something, as he has paid for IL
" whole work out of his own means.
E. S. Wolfe, the furniture man