The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-09

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Thos, Galloway, Of Sullivan, is at
tending the Association.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, of Boons Greek,
called into our Office Friday. o.
W. P. hamilton, the courteous pro-
prietor of the Nickels House, Bristol,
is attending the Association.
Prof j. w. Humphreys is making
progress with his new house.
We sell the spun brass kettle and
not the common pressed.
HUNT & LIDE.
An excursion party went up on the
Narrow Gauge last Monday.
Miss Nellie Dyer, we are sorry to
learn, has been confined to her room,
and has SYMPTOMS of fever.
The Conference meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal church closed
Sunday.
A full line of Hardware.
HUNT & MDE.
John Gray, of the Buffalo Ridge
District, has plenty of peaches in his
orchard. Good for this season.
Gloves, white goods, ladies and chill
dens underware at Mrs N. A. Nettle-
toms.
Best and cheapest Tobacco.
HUNT 4 LIDE.
We learn that T. j. Chase, of the
14th Civil District of Sullivan county
is quite sick with congestion of the
lungs He is good citizen.
Syrups at 40 and so cents at
HUNT & LIDE's.
Mr.. Rufus Patty has just received
an elegant spring wagon from Mr.
Ferguson, Of Bristol. Mr.. Ferguson
does excellent work.
Laces, envelopes and writing paper
at Mrs. n A. Nettleton's
Salt fish always on hand at Sellers
& Scalf.
Mr. Frank Evans, bookkeepor al
Horton, Yocum q Co.'S tannery, left
last 4 thursday, for Tate's Spring, t.
spclA few weeks for his health.
Mrs, Helen Haynes Stockton's chill
dren, who are visiting Mrs. Clifford
are suffering with chills. We hop
the mountain air will soon restor
them to health.
That celebrated borax soap at tn
City Drug Store.
Vinegar, syrup and cider at Seller
& Sca!i
Summer hats and goods at Mrs. n
, A. Nettlctons.
Samuel G. Scott, son of David Scot
Of Cherokee, died of fever at his iatl
err home on August the ID. Sar
{ was good boy nnd his early deaf
' will be lamented by Il large circle {
friends and relatives.
Cash paid for chickens, butter, egg
and all kinds OF produce at Sellers
Scalf.
Sam Simerly says he believes tn
= snakes will capture him yet. Fou
were killed by hand moving I'll
other day, one of which was "a deadl
!. copperhead It's a warning to Sal
that he ought to be a Democrat.
Hoops, skirts, bonton bustles, ulste
at Mrs. N. A. Nettleton's.
Miss Matte Berkeley, of Limeston
C. and Miss Sudie Cobb, of Rogersvill
are visiting Mrs. Will Harr. Th(
t. went up to Cranberry on the excu
y sion, last Monday, and were "taken il
by the wonderful gorge
/ Extra bargains at Mrs. N. A. NJ
n tleton's.
~ A very large crowd at Blountvil
" Monday. THE COMET met gre
many friends. Our circulation in G
d. Sullivan county is already very lars
a. but we must have u thousand mo
names from the banner Democrat
county in this district.
"A. s. Gump's clothing store is dix
n in front with new coat Of red. f
J, large stock of new clothing is comi
= in every day. Those wishing to b.
!, clothing cheap will find it to thu
advantage to call at Gump's.
II. B. Clark and family, and Nj
Nv Carrie Gentry, have returned from
week S visit TO Austin's Springs.
10 Clark says it is a nice place to Wis
good, fare, fine scenery and cool q
sparkling water He thinks the d
OF not far distant when Austins Sprir
ne will be the leading summer resort
East Tennessee.
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