The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-03-15

tANiiAiN1e ~ AtifftfN 1890 ANt}thAaa 1919 utAN
view Qffconysrting It into large
stoye hla hollow-ware Mepufaetory.
He willIDegin operations about the
first Of pril
F,yr MrIsLunlsden,a SON of the
s,perilaN pdantof the Cranberry mines
passed through johnson City a few
days sing \ with his young bride.
The Jehnson City Eniapri$e, edited
and published by w. S. Mithell has
been enlarged, IL isa delightful sheet
TO read sparkling with wit and humor
and brias full Of good solid matter.
Clothing and Gents furnishing
goods is per cent. less than ever sold
Tnarkes Mt A. S. Gump & Co.
Chaslcs Lido ought to be.a happy
man Tie II Me husband Of a good
woman, the father OF q sweet little
girl bsby and proprietor Of o whole
sale hardware and grocery establish.
mentsin johnson City,
Dr.iJ.A Dickey, Of Bristol adver
tises bis painless eye water. This won
dcrial remedy was discovered by DR.
Dickey himself, and is pronounced by
physicians who have tried it tobe un
equaled by anything that can b.
used torso or weak eyes.
The professional Of DR.. Sam w
Rhea, Of Bristol will be found in an
other column DR.. Rhea is justly re
garded as dentist Of high standing
and to those who know him needs nc
Recommendation.
Parties having produce for makre
would do well to write Or call OF
Q, y. schari & Co, Bristol. They alsc
don brokerage business and some 0
our Merchants have found it to thei
advantage, TO order groceries through
them. Secad
We would like for our friends t.
send us tlienames and address Of thos,
Of their friends who will be~likely t.
subscribe for our paper, so that we Cal
send them sample copies.
1--WE acknowledge the receipt Of tn
February number of The Stdr-cresccni
Y esseessyy Interesting college paper pub
lished by the Philothesmian Society
a King College.
We send out large number of tn
FIRST issue Of our paper to our friend
As specimen copies. Those who IT
eeiTe copy will regard it as invita-
|tion to subscribe.
Our old particular friend Jack Bay
Iless of Garter, has nine daughters an
six sons. -Four Of the daughters hay
recently married and left the paterna
Iroof. The six boys and five girls re
Ilnain mt home,and Jack says lie i
lonesome.
R. ]. Rankin is IN the fight, whcl
| itoomcs to selling goods. Accomada
ting, polite and honest, all who kno'
him, love him, and all who trade wit
him once, will be sure 70 go back an
trade again.
johnson City Lodge of Knights G
Honor has been numbered 5059 by tn
Supreme Lodge. The lodge will mex
to night and all OF the members ar
requested to be present.
Il Among the advertisements OF til
business men Of Bristol, will be foun
that Of r. E. Dixon, jeweler. He
the successor in business to the we
known matchmaker and jeweler, y
Doriot. Mr.. Dixon, though quite
young man, is doing good business
Iriid has one Of the prettiest stores 1
the City. He is in every way reliabl
and his place Of business will be foun
Incxt door to Gumps, Main Street.
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| The Nickels House, Bristol, is on
Of the best along the railroad. It
presided over by Mr., w. P. Hamilto
and his excellentlady. They formerl
managed the Hamilton House whic
proved too small for the accommods
ltion Of their guests, and they move
to the Nickels House, one Of the larg,
and most convenient hotels in Eat
Tennessee.
Prominent among the wide awak
irrepressible yonng men Of this end
the State are those who make the tri
/ under the firm name OF Harr Bros
! Will alias Bill Arp. Ed the liver
man, and John the evangelist, a
4 worked Themselves up in busino
\ through difficulties that would blanc
Il the cheeks ofless courageous men, ar
AhaYe conquerd circumstances To-ds
H they stand among the first and be
u business mon in Johnron City or al
4 othor city. They deserve the goo
will and patronage Of the people.
j A. Picken, of Bristol, the model 10,
eler, advertises in The COMET. /
| | has recently moved into his new sto
room on the corner Of Main and 81
i Streets, his old quarters becoming I,
Esmall to hold the goods required