The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-10-04

lerson, Of Buffalo, for some OF the fin
'st apples ever brought to Johnson
}itN CAN often, Will
The Johnson City Dramatic Troupe
y preparing to give an entertainment
1t an carly day. Look out for somo-
hing good. Sew your buttons on
light,
John Taylor, son of James M. Tay-
or, of Buffalo, will leave in a short
lime to make his future homo in
Southern California. John is Il good
BOY for business, and will, we hope,
10 well in his new home.
Our merchants have bought a great
leal OF dried fruit this season We
heard an expert guess at one lot in
Hunter & Christians store, of sun
dried apples He placed the amount at
seventy thousand pounds.
S. Mothner has the best stock of
clothing in the city. He will sell you
a good suit for $3.50, and dress suit
for $500. Hats and gents furnishing
goods in abundance. You can get a
by calling at Mothner's.
The County Court meets Monday,
A sheriff will he elected to fill the
caused by the death of Ed
H. Harr, A Johnson City Democrat
ought to be elected, as a Johnson City
Democrat won the Office.
Capt, E. r. Johnson, charged with
the murder of Major Edwin Henry,
has been on trial before Judge Hack
or for the past two days. Judge Hack
er admitted him to bail on the sum Of
$4,000 II was believed that ii i'm
prisoned he would die.
A large and new stock of clothing
the cheapest in town. We can sell
you a good overcoat for two dollars
and half, and aRother goods at the
same low prices. Don't fail to look
over these bargains,
HUNTER & CHRISTIAN.
Ma1Tied.-At the Clay House, John
son City, Oct, l 1884, by J w. Crum
ley, Esq, Mr., J. I. Miller, OF Blount
yille to Miss Mollie G. Casteel, of thu
same town.
Ndrried-At the residence of Fulle
P. Hale, on Boon's Creek, Sept Goth
by Rev. u. L, Burson, Mr. Jane
Smith, Of Taylorsyille, to Miss Emmi
Hale. Of Boon's Creek. The happ,
couple left on Friday last for a brida
tour to New York. THE COMETS bes
wishes go with them.
Barried.-At the residence of LAIR
OBrien, near Elizabethton, Sept. 25tl
by Rev. F, N. Little, Mr.. VIM. Hamr
ton, of Roam Mountain, to Miss Molli
Ryan, Of Elizabcthton. VIII is a pot
unr employee Of the Narrow Gaug
r, R. THE COMETS blessings rest O
the happy pair.
Johnson City Division of the Son
If Temperance elected the followin
atiicers for the ensuing term at the
last meeting: Isaac lIagr, w p
Mrs. 0. Burleson, w A.. A. J.Adam
Chap. A, T. Hoss, rs; WillCroucl
F. Sc. S, Wolfe, Treas c. H. Lyl
/ Cond'r; Miss Edna Lusk, Asst. Cond'l
| VIII Hart, I. s.. Henry Jones, 0. S.
| We get letters every day roadiu
about thus: please send ME I'll
! COMET for one year. | viii send &c
the money in short time" v
should be pleased to comply wit
these requests bat We cannot afford
1t requires ready money to Tm Il
Office and it will not pay to credit OF
subscribers and borrow money to me
the expenses Of publishing the p
per.
We will have open, next week,
complete stock Of Dry Goods, Motto
and Groceries at the lowest price
Selected in person in New York al
Philadelphia by Mr.. John W. Hunt,
We will be pleased to have you CT
and see our stock and hear 0
Q prices.
E HUNTER & CHRISTIAN.
The authorities Of the e. 7; &. W.
Cs r. III are always very accommo(
Q ting, and we were sure, that the
would be a satisfactory explanation
the failure 10 take the crowd from t
/, city To camp meeting, two weeks AZ
\ 1t was impossible to accommodate
crowd that day. without conflict
with the schedule which had be
y made for the people who came Fl,
Cranberry.
\, You can save money by buyi
I Furniture at Mcneil & Wolfc's.
bought very low for cash, during
Y. Edull times, and will sell exceeding
e low II you need anything in
t. Furniture or House Furnishing Ii