The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-07

cheap ANA good groceries ana buying
up all the produce he could find.
Mr.. Chas, NJ. Barr, formerly of John
son City desires to announce to the
public generly and his friends in par
ticular that he has connected himself
with Mothncrs Palace Clothing En-
porium, Main street Bristol.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Thomas and wife of SUI
Ivan county, spent several days in
Carter last week at the beautiful
country home of Jno. $. Thomas,
They also visited Cranberry and were
delighted with the grandeur and mag
niiicence of the Gorge"
Misses Stacy Crumley, Carrie Gen
try, Lucy Taylor, Mamie Patty and
Mamie Bush, a quintet of Johnson
Citys daughters, the loveliest of the
lovely, the fairest of the fair, came home
from Sullins College Wednesday last.
Flowers are blooming, bees are hum
ming, birds are warbling, warm hearts
are throbbing welcome. Throw up
your hats boys and shout hurrah! The
price of lamp oil will go up this sum-
mer.
Misses Meena Smith, Carrie Carter
and Minnie Folsom, passed through
Johnson City Wednesday morning
last, for Elizabethton. The young la
dies have been students ut Sullins Col
lege this year.
"'Tis sweet to hear the watch dogs honest bark
Bay deep mouthed welcome as We draw near
home;
'Tis sweet to know there is an eye will mark
Our coming, and look brighter when We come
To the boys.
'Tis sad to hear the watch dogs savage bark
Bay deep mouthed warning at the schoolgirls
home;
lis sad to know her pa will mark
Our coming and boot us il We come.
Brass Kettles! Brass Kettles at the
hardware and grocery house of
HUNT & LIDE.
Frank B. Earnest formerly of Jones'
boro, now prominent young lawyer
OF Texas, came home a short time age
on visit. Frank was not alone. II,
was under guard. He was tied to hi
guard two weeks ago with a silker
cord prisoner for life. 1t is said hi,
cuptor is beautiful San Antonio girl
We did not have the pleasure of meet
ing her, but must say that she. has al
the graces and qualities of II good and
true woman, or Frank never woult
have surrendered.
Our blessing on the head of hin
whose merry laugh, handsome face ant
ten thousand generous acts and word
are all garnercd up with the mcmorie
that hallow the sweet long ago.
Grass blades at 1iUNT & LIDEs
Mr.. Will Rhea has had the cottag
whore dwcllS the Tayle of The CONE
pardon us Mr. Heinz and his jewell
where love rcigns and the honey-mOo
is perpetual: when the angel of peac
perchos on the pallid bust of Georg
Washington just above our chambe
door, except where the babies pere
close to their daddy'S ear and ceas
their yelling never more we woul
remark that during the said season @
yelling, the said peace, the rare an
radiant maiden flies off to the distar
| alden but comes back again for CIV,
more when the babies sleepand snore-
we were about to say that will Rht
= has had our house painted.
2 Matches! Matches.l Matches!,!
0 doz boxes for ten cents.
i HUNT & LIDE.
Gent. John T. Wilder informs
@ that his new Hotel at Roam Mountai
Depot on the E. T. & w. N. C. X. i
and Cloudland hotel on the summit
Roam Mountain, over six thousaI
:. feet above the sea, will be ready
receive visitors June Goth. O, We 81
;. ferers under the burning Southern SUI
if you want a breath of cool air, if "
: want to drink from the cool fountai
. that gush from the mountains side,
- you want to angle the speckled trou
If you want to stand in mid air al
- look into seven States and view h
s.. most wonderful scenery on cart
y COmc-come to the hills OF Tenness,
: George where is good place
buy small lot OF good iron and sol
carpenters and blacksmith tools
. "Why at the Hardware store
!, course "Well, whose Hardwa
store?" Hunt & LIDE's.
J Married.--Last Saturday event
Mr.. A. p. Miller. stepped out from t
VI ranks OF single selfishness and MARI
Ut Miss Maggie Temple, Rev. w. C. NJ.
pin officiating, all OF johnson CT
The bride is fair and beautiful. T
he groom is industrious and wort
ry citizen. And thus they start out
RI, life, Two hearts that beat as one" {
It's of hope and love and confden
r. | A |. Al l.