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Sept. l9-lrn.

For clean and easy SHAVE. go tc
John NELSON. His "Seu- Foam, or Dry
Shampoo" which he gives to every Gus
toner Tree of charge, is worth the money,
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atest IInpOrfatiOns.


JUST RECEIVED BY EXPKESS
The largest line of HAMBURG EDG'
[NGS and IN SERTIONS ever show
here, at prices that defy any and all
competition, at
STERN BROTHERS.
Aug. 1S--tf.
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Try HATCH'S GROCERIES they ar,
FRESH and CHEAP.

HALL. STAND and BRACKET
LAMPS, plain and decorated at from
Is cts, to SIS 90 each at the GREAT
BAZAAR, next door to the Post
Office.
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Dress Making.

From this day, DRESSES MADE IN
THE HIGHEST STYLES. OF ANY
FABRICS, from $3.50 to 5 90, at
s BAUMGARTENs.
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geS~ HORSE and CATTLE POW
DERS at 10 and l5c. Il package. at
ECKFORD'S,
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A. will be seen, orr 81 ir'n is for
his seasor, up to date exceed .h'ee
# last yenr by 364 bales.
The receipts Of cotton for tiH
season, up to date, amounted l'
7 900 bales, and would promhh
have exceeded 5000 bnt for th,
general suspension of business Incl
dent to the election
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Coughs Colds, Catarrh, COnsump-
ton.

All Throat, Breast,and Lung Affections
cured by the old established"SWA YNES
WILD-CHERRY." The first dose gives
relief, and cure speedily follows. -
Cts.,or ,l.Oo,at Druggists. March l3-ly
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The vote at Walton's Store was re.
ported as small and close.
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WeAlways Lead
the Market.

From and after this date, until
further notice, we will sell the very
best standard Prints at SIX CENTS
PER YARD.
STERN BROTHERS.
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Opened ut Mrs. a. NJ. HENWOODS,
Oh th, 23rd, Pattern Hats and Bon
nrtts, Orientl LIces and other Novel.
ties Ill of which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
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English Toilet Article Restores growth. col I'D
& oss, and softness. Removes Dandruif. Arts
Otcratic families of q reat Britain endorse t,
Elegant dressing. Fragrantly perfumed The
favorite OF fashion. AT Druggists for IS 40, or
70 Cts. in United States money.
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Lag .UBlNS', LORENJS', POZZO-
NJ FACE POWDERS, and all the cel>
.hra'cd COSMETIC for the Toilet, for
sale at very low prices, Mt
Eckford's Phopuix Drug Store.
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ECKFORD'S Drug Store Is Head
Quarters for fine WHITING PAPER.
PAPErERIES, PENS, FINE INK,
ENVELOPES, WRITING PA DIS of all
siz at extremely low prices.
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lsS-All of the renowned and popular
Handkerchief Extract in any quantity
lor sale at Eckfords Phoenix Drug Store
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DRESS GOODS.

FINE FRESH CANDIES received Tues
day BY HATCH.
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complete line Of TINWARE
Just received at the GREAT ia.
ZAAk, next door to the Post OFFICE.
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WOODEN GOODS.

Every character OF
WOODEN GOODS
cheaper than ever before in the history
of the trade, at
STERN BROTHERS.
Oct. 13 I'm.
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l am sorry | came to Aberdeen on
Saturday, remarked visitor to us. |
find the streets and sidewalks so crowd
ed.
We can assure Our visitor that Aber.
leen without crowded streets would no,
be recognized by her citizens. That's
her normal condition. That's why she
is known far and near rs "the great
wagon rendezvous of the South"
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THE fifth beat gives a heavy Cleve
land majority.
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ECKFORD'S PHOENIX DRUG
STORE.

An excellent CLAREr VINE il
cases or by the bottle,
for sale very low, at ECKFoRD's
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The largest stock ofMEN'S, YOUTHS
and BOYS CLOTHING in East Aissis>
sippi, ct prices to please all, ut
STERN BROTHERS.
Oct 1Q.1m
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Everything sold by HATCH is WAR
RANTRD.
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rriNedi.

Special attention Is called to our
PHOENIX, SANCHOaud rHURBENS
No. { GIG MRS,
sold only by !. W. EcKToRD. at the
Great Phoenix Drng Store, oil.
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Bays PONGES for the BATH
SPONGES for CARRIAGES, SPONGES
for SURGEONS, SPONGES for
SCHOOL STATES, at low prices. at
ECKFORD'S.
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Quincy gave heavy vote, solid
for Cleveland.
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THE vote at Fousts Shop was a
small one, and supposed to be close.
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A large assortment OF BEST CASH.
MERE which l sell cheaper than the
cheapest, ut
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A COMPETENT PERSON AS
SALESLADY, at
s. BAUMGARTEN'S
Sept. 19-tf.
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The BEST FRUITS in the market to
be found at HATCH'S.
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MULDoN gives large majority for
Cleveland.
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CHURCHES.

ID ARTIST CHURCH.-Services every Sunday
ID at II a. m., and 8 p; M Prayer meeting
every wednesday night Sunday School at a.
M; Geo. G. Coleman, Superintendent.
o. l.. HALEY, Pastor.
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81" Six popular brands of
SMOKING TOBACCO
always on sale at
KCRFoRD's PHOENIX DRUG STORE
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A CARD.

l have been informed that some of my
friends are under the impression thai
took some interest in the suit of L L
Sykes use of J. Bloomstein VS.. Fl. B.
Chafin & Co., ct. al. lately on trial in
the Federal Court, such is not the case.
[ had no interest whatever in the matter
| admit that Bloomstein, Il. W. Adams.
one of the Jurors, and myself were
talking about the minutes ut the Gordon
House entrance ut about o'clock p. m.
on Friday the 3lst inst, dnring which
time | positively assert that not one
word was spoken prejudici i to thu
interests OF any Of the litigants.
ED. LAvELLE SR.
corroborate the above in every par
ticular
T. W. ADAMS.
State of Mississippi,
Monooe County.
Personally appeared before me B. G.
| Sims, Justice of the Peace, of MonrO,
county, Ed. L"velle Sr. and L. w. Adams
who being by me duly sworn on then
olths, state that the facts above state,
are true. B. G. SIMS.
| Justice of the Iynce
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''EIectric' and '.Sun''j clamps
and LEADER BURNERS and
eHIMNEYS for sale at the
Gk EAT BAZAAR, one door East
Of the Post Office.
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WANTED.

SMITnvILLE regarded as solid for
Cleveland.
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DOZIER WEYL'S CITY SODA CRACK
ERs, received every week by HATCH.
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For sale or Rent.

A comfortable dwelling house in
one of the best parts of town, eight
rooms and all necessary out-houses
Apply to Mrs.
Il Spp,rvr
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Uncqnalled variety of
BLANKETS,
SllAWLS,
CLOAKS,
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
COR>ETS,
LINEN GOODS.
etc, etc ut
STERN BROTHERS.
Oct. 13,lm.
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For something great, try HArcH's
CLIPPED BEEF.
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will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
ut any residence in the city, twice earS
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. j. W. WILSON.
Sept. 81 If.
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A44 piece'.IMPERIAL CHINA"
TEA SET for $3.50 at the GREAT
BAZAAR, next door to the Post
Office.
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COTTON MARKET.

November 9Th, 1884.
New York-9T cts.
New Orleans-99-16 cts.
Mobile 0 ELECTS.
Aberdeen-9- 16cts.
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Marrird-On thr 2ud day OF Nov ~.
-r 1oSI, 10y Rev Jesse Dlhbs, Mr.. T.
Cook ia Miss MATTE FrouA.
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saE"ECKFURD has strictly PURE
CREAM OF TARTAR. He sells no
other kind.
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Wall Paper and Bordering.
A fine assortment inst received, nj
ECKFORD'S
Pho Xix Drug Store
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BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
and at prices which defy any and all
competition, at S. BAUMGARTENs.
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knights Golden Rule.
knights Of Pythfas.

A POLIO LODGE No 14-meets First and
~ Third Wed nesday nights in each month.
A. W CARTER, G. G.
f. G. HENLEY, X. of r. and s.
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Remaining uncalled for at the post Office
in Aberdeen, Miss. for the week ending
Friday Oct. 25th, 1884.
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gg"[ have in stock n variety of hand
some VISITING CARDS-MANY
STYLES. Call and see them. ut
ECKFoRD's PHOENIX DRUG STORE.
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Bag" Go ut once and examine the Goa
OIL STOVES at ECKFORD'S PHoENH
Drug STORE.
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Oct. G-tf.


II prescribe it in my practice" is the
expression used by DR. J. A. Patmore, OF
Riley, Ind. He referred 10 Samaritan
Nervine, and further along says: ut
cures epileptic fits"
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s. BAUMaARTBN's,
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Aug. 1S--tf.
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knights of sIOliOr.

TNUREKA LODGE No. Helmets First and
~ Third Tuesday nights in each month.
q EO. G. PAINE Dictator.
l. n. MARKS, Jr. Reporter.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for July is
even better than usual, and is espe-
cially remarkable for an illustrated
article on "Longfellow and Westmin-
lister Abbey" Our readers are aware
that the English admirers of Long
fellow have just placed bust of him
in what is called "Poets Corner" in
the great Abby, where are the distin-
guished authors Of England, from
Chaucer down to Thackery and Dick
ems. The article is u timely one, and
gives angraving of "Poets' Corner"
the bust itself, place where it is put,
and of the Abbey generally; alto
gether an exhaustive article, such as
one rarely sees. The principle steel
engraving OF the number, 81 Care tor
Nobody" is very charming one,
illustrating capital story by Frank
Lee Benedict The author of Josiah
Aliens Wife" contributes one of hen
inimitablc sketches. "Lord Avalon,
a novelct by the popular author of "a
Fifth Avenue Romance" is begun
opening with great spirit, and con-
tanning, among other things, II graph
ic description of an English fox-hunt
Altogether, there is no lady's-bool
published that can compare with
Peterson" in literary merit. The
colored fashion-platcs, the coloret
patterns, and the half-hundrcd other
illustrations for new dresses, cmhr0i
derry, ETC., etc, are lakewise unequal
ed. Price $500 a year. Address
Chas. j. Peterson, BOG Chestnut st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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A Treatise ora Real Property
Trials.
SLIM JACK

by w. H. Malone, leading lawyer of
the North Carolina and Tennessee
bars, who has, after many years of
study and research, presented to the
legal profession of the country one Of
the most complete and comprehensive
works ever gotten out. 1t is volume
of 800 pages, neatly bound in calf. 1t
is purely practical, all obsolete ques-
tons having been omitted. 1t is a
complete analysis and annexation of
all practical questions arising in suits,
either in law or equity, where the title
to land is involved. 1t cont aims the
latest decisions and opinions of the
oldest authorities, both English and
American. 1t is the book for the
Judge, the student and practicing law
yer. The recent code system and leg
islative changes in all American States
are carefully notes and compared with
the rules of the old action of ejectment.
The rules and practice in equity are
fully discussed in reference to code
practice Among the subjects treated
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King s,oIiege.

The commencement exercises of
King College, Bristol, closed Wednes-
day night. The Baccalaureate SER
mon was preached by Rev. G. b.
Stickler, of Atlanta, and was pro-
nounccd fine sermon. Rev. w, w.
Bays addressed the y. NJ. G. A., Mon
day night. TWAS unquestionably one
OF the finest sermons ever delivered
in Bristol, The literary address,
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. N, NJ,
Long, of Memphis, created sensa-
ton. Something extraordinary was
expected but the orator exceeded ex-
pectation. We endorse Bristol
Courier correspondent, who pronounce
ed the address mastery portrature,
an ingenious, original, finished pro-
duction. AT 8 o'clock Tuesday even
ing was the contest for the oratorical
medal, The following are the speak
ers and their subjects; ]. H. Burrow,
1--WE shall be forgotten" E. A. lilly,
"True Greatness" r. E. Henderlite,
"Remorse" A. B. Whitoaker, "The i'll
fluence of party passion" il. A. Vance
"Christianity-its progress and pow
err" B. d. Kennedy, 1--WE live beneath
our privileges: G. I. Kincannon
Patriots have toiled, and in theil
country's cause blcd nobly"; G. E
Henderlite, dead sea fruit" TIL,
committee decided in favor OF Mr.. J
A. Vance, OF Bristol, who also receiv
ed the Philo. Debaters Dictionary
Mr.. d. A, Howard was awarded tn
Athenean improvement medal. Wed
desday evening the six young mer
who graduated delivered addresses
The Language medal was awarded tt
Mr.. A. B. Whitaker, of Saltvlle, Va
and the Science medal to Mr.. 7,
Burrow, of Bristol. In addition t,
the A. BIS the Board conferred tn
degree of NJ. A. upon Revs. N. M
Long, II, and G. B. Hancher, III
The degree of Ill. ID. upon Judg,
Milton P. Jarnagin, of Messy Creek
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

EDITORS COMET For the past week
we have had sometimes sunshine and
sometimes shadow. Occasionally we
have grown Respondent on account of
the drouth, and again we have been
found rejoicing amid the refreshing
showers. There is always something
going wrong with some of us, too
much rain for the corn crop, or not
not enough for tobacco. The temper
ature too high for one kind Of yegeta-
ton, or not high enough for another
OH what a marvel is man to presume
to complain at the proyidences of the
Creator and dare dictate for the mighty
Engineer who, for the past six thou
sand years has handled the lever gov
erning this vast solar system, without
a single accident. Who wonders when
we listen at these frivolous complain
ings and false prophetic prognostica-
tons, that the wheat-fields are beaten
down by the hail, and cyclones. and
hurricanes that pass over the country
leaving dosolation and ruin in their
tracks? These things are necessary
to thrash rebellious man into his prop
er sphere.
On the 9th inst. Shell Arrants & Co
experienced great loss i'll the burning
Of their steam saw mill. After saving
hard all day the hands made every
thing (as they thoughD secure, and
left to spend the night at home. On
their return the next morning they
found everything completely mete
morphosed, nothing left of their valu
able property but smoldering ruin
Except the engine and it was badly
damaged. Loss, about 10000.
| We passed through Turkey Towr
yesterday and had the pleasure o
meeting our old friend L. 7. Dempsey
Of the Texas & Pacific r. R., who il
visiting his mother and many friend,
in Carter. Hespeaks in highest term
of Texas, and is laboring to convinc,
the young men who were his forme
associates that it is to their interest tc
r go to that State. He expresses grea
surprise that the parents of this coun
are not taking greater interest in tn,
education OF their children. Haryes
will be upon Turkeytown earlier thar
, any point we have visited and prom
Uses an abundant yield.
Merchants here are straining ever,
nerve to see who can buy the mos
: tan bark for the steam tannery at you
place, quite lot on hands and mucl
more to come.
If Andrew Smalling, (the youn
: cattle king) was married yesterday
q our best congratulations are his
4 Wishing success to your paper an,
: your city, / am obediently,
i SLIM JACK.
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Rheatowm Items.

The wife of Mr.. viii Good has been
entirely Frustrated by fever and meas
les. Her mind seemed to have be-
come very much deranged. The doc
tor had almost given her up, when q
gentleman suggested that the music
of violin would quiet her, which it
did in few minutes.
1t is said that Ed. Harr will got a
heavy vote at this place.
Ham ShOun Esq, has been unWell
for some time.
A few copies of THE COMET would
wake up this easy-going little town.
Fat Joe Birdwell Of Fullens would en-
JOY copy.
No peaches about Rheatown this
year.
Mrs. H. Shoun, is unsurpassed in
butter making.
MIR. Ebert Ripley, of Fullens, hai
just completed two new barns.
Both Rheatown and Fullens need
first class schools, but they are toe
close together to expect that both car
succeed.
The people OF Limestone are much
excited about their fine Norman hors
es and colts, but we think they would
be pleased TO see Ed. Harr, and hav,
him look at their horses, etc.
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The ElanviIae Minority Report.

WAsHINGsoN, June 9.-The minor
ity report of the Senate committee on
privileges and elections upon the Dam
vile riots investigation was submitted
to the Senate to-day. The report de-
scribes theriot, from thesstandpoint Of
the minority, as a purely local affair,
not the result of conspiracy. 1t en-
tiers at length into the history of the
lawlessness of mobs in Northern cit
les, dwells upon crimes of violence at
the North, alludes to the Cincinnati
riots, the Tewksbury Almshouse i'm
vestigation in Massachusetts,, the kill
ing of inoffensive negroes in New York
and other Northern States and sug-
gests that an investigation into these
matters would be as proper subject
of Congressional inquiry as the inves-
tigation OF the killing of four negroes
in Danville.
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Lines Or Ihe Death Of Miss ESm.
Maa HAysier.

In deaths cold Icy arms
The meek. pious Emma lies,
Gone from this world of sin and shame
To reign with Christ above the skies.
Cold ia her heart where Christ did dwell,
And mute her tongue with love inspired,
And still the hands she employed so well,
And dim her eyes that God had fred
Oh. then lay hcr In the tomb
Where her dear brothers shed their tears
Her soul will flourish In immortal bloom,
Ten thousand, thousand years.
Oh, Emma, you and friends have met
In that eternal world above,
Where your troubles you will forget
And bathe your soul in seas OF love.
Too mean for her world like this,
She has landed on Heavenly Shore,
Where all the righteous are in bliss,
And christians meet to part no more
And while you range those fields OF light,
In Heavens own radiant sphere.
Oh, still look from your throne OF light
Upon your weeping parcnts here.
ADDIE B.
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BEES: BEEsy

] am prepared to furnish pure Ital-
ian Bees and Queens from improved
mothers, on short notice. | am agent
and manufacturer for Washington
county Of the Diehl Improved Bee
Hive, the best hive now in use, and al
so the Austin moke, the best in use.
| offer a special premium for honey
made on these hives of $1,000, to be
at the fair this year. For particulars
address or call on me at my home
soon ii. G. AUSTIN.
Austin Springs, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

Between johnson City and Roam
Mountain Depot, a leather pocket
book containing about three dollars
in money and several valuble papers
OF no benefit to any one but the owner.
Name and address on pocket book
The finder will be rewarded by return
ing or sending it to THE COMET Office
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

are Boundary Limitations and Color
Of Title, Dover, Separate Estate of the
Wife, Notice, Practice, &c. The book
is universally approved by the profess
sion. The work is published by w. II.
Morrison, of this city, Washington
Grille.
We are in possession of a volume of
the above mentioned work, and pro
nounce it all that the Critic claims
for it and more. 1t is splendid.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

We are authorized and requested to announce
W. II. HICKS as a candidate for sheriff of
sullivan County. Election August next.
We are authorized and requested TO announce,
Mr.. HENRY A. HALE as candidate for Sheriff
Of Washington County. Election August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name of AzARIAH PEOPLES az candidate
for Trustee of Washington county,
We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE X,
DUNCAN as candidate to represent Washing
tan County In the next General Assembly OF tho
naate Of Tennessee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

lobe & Snyder have on their mill
yard at Crab Orchard $4,000 feet OF
hemlock logs from 10 to "a feet long,
even lengths, which they will saw to
order and deliver at Johnson City on
short notice, by the car load.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-06-14

Go to King, Hodge & Co. Goods of
the very best quality, splendid bar
gains. This firm makes it point to
keep on hand ladies dress goods, fine
shoes, and all sorts of notions.