The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-08


En-.
ross cut and band saws, at lIunt&
Lide's.
Full stock, of Ladies and Misses
Russian Circulars, PeIleses and Cloaks
at MeNulty & Borches, Knoxville.
We will not be undersold
Hunt & Iide
Friday night the booming anyils
proclaimed the joyous news OF Cleye-
lands triumph
Big stock Of general Hardware, at
Hunt 4 Lides.
Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply and
Ingram Carpets in choice styles, sell
ing at low prices, at McNulty & Bor-
ches, Knoxville
Coffee at Baltimore prices, at Hunt
& Lides.
Mr., ALI Love, who for several years,
has been in Leadyale, Col, has return
ed homes His many iriendsrejoic to
see him.
Crates Grates! Gratesl!l cheap at
| Hunt x Lides.
ANY information concerning the
whereabouts of Mary Coins, if married,
to whom, will be thankfully received
by her brother, Jonathan Coins. Adj
dress him, care OF COMET OFFICE.
Steel nails will clnch. See Hunt &
Lide.
Misses Minnie Clark and Ella Crum-
ley, who have been visiting Miss Stacy
Crumley, left, on their second attempt,
last Tuesday for Limestone, where
they will spend few days among
) friends, and return to their home in
Newport.
% boxes Of Watouga Valley axes at
Hunt & Lide's.
Miss Stacy Crumley left, yester-
day, for Bristol, where she will spend
few days among her many friends
and old schoolmates, and then 60 to
Montgomery, Va, to visit Miss Nelia
r Brscoe, who, as some of our young
men remember, spent a short time in
Johnson City last summer.
Watauga Valley axes at Hunt &
Lide's. Every axe warranted direct
j. from the factory. 300 in stock anC
+ will duplicate any Knoxville or Balti
more bill on first class axe to thC
country merchants.
Your attention is called to the cheap
est stock of clothing, and the hes
e goods for the least money, in town
Good overcoats at $3.50 each, and
splendid suit Of clothes for ten dollars
!. Come and see Our goods and hear tn
prices HUNTER 4 CHRISTIAN.
Where is the Watuga axe? Why
at Hunt & Lide's.
New style prints, full line Of indig
q calico's and choice selection Of Ii
dies suitings just opened, selected i
person by Jno W Hunter in the cas-
- can markets The best a>sortmel
and lowest prices in town. BE SUI
at and see our bargains.
HUNTER & CnRlSTNS.
is Died. Mrs. John 7. King, died
Kings Sming SUNDAY evening, las
1t is useless for us 10 tell Of her Vi
tues and noble qualities, for all wi
knew her, loved her. She was &
voted wife, an aliectionate friend al
y, her life was pure and good. Her b
reayed husband has the warm symp
thy of the community.
Ded.-AndrC w Briggs, little son
Mr. and Mrs II. B. Clark, died Ia
is Saturday night, aged two years al
two days, and was buried Mondi
evening. Andrew was n bright, lo
& ing and tender child, the pride Of /
parents. Sickness came, and
Life lulled itself into sleep and sleep slept il
ny death"
)x- We sympathize with the bereav
parents.
xe. We have the largest and best sele
ed stock Of suitings and pant goo
ever brought to this marked, We c
"'' suit the must fastidious 1t will
immensely to your interest to call Il
ces examine our stock before purchase
elsewhere, as our prices are in t
49,. reach Of all.
Mr. j. NJ. & II. P. King
Our fall and winter opening of
,rt test styles OF trimmed hats and b,
:, nets will take.place on Thursday a
Friday, October 10th and 18th
Just will have on exhibition all the lat
loX- novelties in plumes, feathers, rihbc
velyets and a splendid line Of trimn
Cast hats and honnets at low prices, all
mt charge OF Miss Lee Parker, from
timore. HUNTER & CHRIsTIA>
" Black Diamond Coal
for 16cts per bushel. Leave orders
Pendleton's Drug Store