The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-21

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Johnson City this week.
Mr.. 7, A. Faw, and his son, Walter,
returned from visit to Tate Springs
Wednesday.
Nelse Ellis, Of color, lost his wife last
week and John Pendleton's girl, Mary
Jane, also died on Friday last.
The carpenters say, "buy Old Do
minion nails of HUNT & LIDE."
Mr.. John l.. Summers a graduate of
Emory and Henry College, Va, this
year, came home last week.
Mother Hubbard dresses and bon
nets are all the rage among the fair
sex of johnson City again this Sum-
mer.
Capt. w. J. Barton, popular and
efficient conductor on the f. 7, v. g.
@. X. r.. is spending few weeks at
home.
All sizes of Old Dominion nails at
HUNT & LIDE's.
Mrs. G. Alex Anderson, and Miss
Mollie Anderson, of Buffalo, returned
home after pleasant trip to Geor-
giA on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Scott, of Union, has opened a
grocery store in J. F. Crumley's old
stand. Competition is the life of trade.
Printers ink is the life OF business.
Prof T. p Summers of the Asheville
Female College, accompanied by his
daughter Miss Carrie, and master
Jimmie, have returned home for the
vacation.
Miss Rida Jourolmon, of Knoxville,
passed through johnson City last
Monday on her way to Bakersville,
n. c., to visit her many friends. She
will likely remain all summer.
200 buckets Mammar's mixed paints
ready for use, and guaranteed at
HUNT & LIDE's.
Willie, son of JAS. Fagin, of Buffalo
was badly hurt on Monday last, by a
rail that fell on his head DIR. Miller
was called, and at last accounts, VIII
lie was better,
Both our editors left for Nashville
Monday night to attend the Democrat
ic Convention, they left their wives al
home, MS they said they were going fol
pleasure this time.
When We sell you goods on 30 days
We don't mean months. Call at one,
and settle without further notice.
Your friend,
j. w. CRuMLEY.
The Hon. 4. A. Taylor's little son
Johnnie, who has been very sick 70
several weeks, and not expected to live
we hear died Last Thursday night an,
will he buried at Esq. John Anderson
on Buffalo to-day.
THE CoMET acknowledges the re
ceipt Of an invitation from the Sapph'
Literary Society of Stonewall Jack
son Institute, Abingdon, Va, t
their annual celebration on Monday
June 90
IA pounds Of Sugar for one dolla
at HUNT & LIDE's.
Mr.. Rogan Briscoe, the popular rer
resentative, for Tennessee, of the vel
known Wholesale clothing house of
r. McTeer 4 CO., Knoxville, Tenn
made THE COMET pleasant call las
Thursd sy.
Mr.. Henry Jesse has opened an ic
cream saloon in Mrs Nettletons oil
stand. He will keep all havors {
cream constantly on hand. Our CIR
never say no when it comes to iC
cream. Try EN- boys.
Mr.. A. s. Mcneil aud Mr.. Field,
Of the Bristol division OF Sons OF Ten
perance, were in town last Wedne
day, perfecting arrangements for til
picnic here ON the fourth OF Jul,
they made THE CoMETa very pleasai
call.
Molasses and Sysup, Syrup and Nj
lasscs, cheap.
HUNT & LIDE.
DIR. S. II. Toy, NJ. d., late Of the tow
of Robords, State of Kentucky and
prominent physician of that place,
in town viewing the city and expec
to become citizen and engage
the active practice OF his prote sslon
+ this point;
The rising generation Of Johnsc
City have been made happy durir
the lsst week by free shows, first Il
s two bears were on parade, and tn,
the climax was capped by the fiyil
jenny, whose tent was pitched ne
Jobe's spring. and did a thriving bu
ness.
Some Of the finest heads of whe
We ever saw, we're sent To THE Con-
liza iron, Hnlfnrnin L.. nn,. Tn,.Il