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

Mrs. Sallle Lacy lnmlllarly known
as aunt SalHe, died at her home near
Hampton, Carter County, last week,
aged 96,
See our fifty cent syrup-it's the de-
light OF the children who are tired of
meat. HUNT & LIDE.
Mr.. NJ. /. Gump has taken charge of
Gump's clothing emporiU.l in Johnson
City and has now on hand large
stock of Gents clothing made in the
latest styles
Lowest price for Brass Kettles all
SKIES. HUNT 4 LIDE.
Chairman Carr has called meeting
of the Washington Co Democratic
Executive Committee, for Monday
June the 9th, at Jonesboro. Let every
member be present,
BE sure you get pure Lead and Oils
if you want your paint to last, and
you can find these goods only at
HUNT & LIDE's.
We are informed that NJ. +. Hickey
has retired from the management of
Gumps clothing store for the purpose
OF engaging in the merchantile bush
ness in another line.
The ladies of the Baptist church in
this city, will give an ice cream festi-
val in Jobe's new hall, on Friday even
ing June 18th. Everybody come.
The celebrated variety pillow, at
Hunt & LIDE's.
There are now two daily trains on
the L. T. & w. N. G. R.. r. Lightning
Brown Davis is again at the throttle,
Henry Ray at the bell cord.
"Well, Mrs. Brown. where did you
get that good coffee?" why at
Hunt 4 Lide's of course! tlfey have
the best stock of coffee, sugar and tea
and syrup in the city"
Asst. U. S. District Atty. John P.
Smith and family passed up on the
narrow gauge Tuesday morning
bound for Taylorsville.
Jack is that ar a good saw Of
yourn?" "You bet! it's one of Hunt &
Lides Z foot cross cuts, and oh, but it,
a hummer in cherry, oak or poplar
and only cost 40 cents foot"
Jobe's Opera House has just beer
completed. 1t is pronounced by til,
travelling agent of McElreth's dra
matte troupe to be the largest an,
best hall between Knoxville an,
Lynchburg. Score another for John
son City.
II say carpenter Jones, where d.
you buy your saws, files, hammers an,
SIGH like!" "Why, | go to Hunt 4
! lide for all my tools, nails &C., the,
sell the Old Dominion nails and
would not use any other, they can al
ways supply YOU
i Our entcrprising farmer friend J.
!. Lyle has opened a dairy and is supply
ing the city with fresh milk an,
cream. We always knew John had
great deal of the milk of human kind
ness in his soul hut never thought Q
his hauling it around in cans.
Capt. Will Miller, the polite an
accommodating doggoncd clever cor
ductor on the Z. I. e. w. n. C. II. I
n Is studying whistleology under tn
Q world renowned Rabbit Foot" Their
@ is nothing in this world no sweet |
our own ear, as our.own whistling,
\ dark night.
Il The three for a dollar hoe is IL
: best on the market, try them.
HUNT & LIDE.
e Mrs. Lucinda Williams, widow
George ID. Williams, is very sick
her home near Milligan college.
4 her suffering she has the warme
sympathy of her almost countle
friends and especially OF the SEM
Editor of THE COMET who learned
I love her in the happy days when
i was a school boy.
Married-At the residence OF Nj
Martha Toppings, by J W. Cruml
Z on June LIST, Mr.. Riley Da
iels to Miss Belle Correll. Riley is
re popular employe con the E. 7. 4 w.
&c G. r, r. and rising young man, t
in handsome young bride is one of o
most worthy young ladies, The Co
ET's best wishes and congratulated
rest on the happy couple.
Come on! more OF that beauti
Golden c Sugar just received and
sale, 12K lbs to the dallar,
HUNT & LIDE
ra Our young friend J. A. Carr, /
popular salesman in the large d
goods emporium of Anderson & Ca
VI of Bristol, called in to pay his respe
IL IN THE C0NET yastardnv No md