The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-05-17

last week, visiting Mr.. i. G. Berrys
family.
"Well, Mrs, Brown, whore did you
get that good conoc?" "Why, at
Hunt & Lides Of counsel they have
the best stock Of coffee, sugar and tea
and syrup in the city"
Mr.. R. r. Love has returned from
Florida. He says no couldn't walk as
fastas Sam Grumley and Charley Carr
and they run of and left him. Bob
says he likes Fla. but don't like the
chilIs and flies and bugs and "skeeters"
andthings.
Mr., Fields N. Hash, one Of the clev-
crest and best young men to be found
in Johnson City, has secured a'poeition
as q travelling salesman for the large
Wholesale dry goods and,notion house
of Pearre Bros, Baltimore. He viii
start on his first trip in few days,
w. NJ. Patton went up to johnson
City, Tuesday night to take charge Of
the telegraph Office as night operator.
1t is only last July that this young
man commenced to learn biography,
under the instructions OF S, G. Oakley,
and has made very commendable
progress for SO short an experience
JoneSbOrO Journal.
"Jack is that ar a good saw of
yourn?" "You betl it's one of Hunt &
Lide's 7 foot cross cuts, and oh, but it's
a hummer in cherry, oak or poplar,
and only cost 45 cents foot"
Mdrried.-Mr, Eugene Doaderick and
Miss Blanche A. Mabry were married
in Church Street, NJ. E. Church,
South, Knoxville, Wednesday evening
last, by Rev. J. II. Keith. Mr.. Dead
erick is a son Of the late Judge w. V.
| Deaderick, and is.a young man whose
good qualities Of head and heart have
made him many friends.
We were made happy last Monday
| by meeting our true and tried friend
w. d. McCloskey, Esq, of Bristol, who
stopped in Johnson City short time
on his return from Jonesboro, ON legal
business. Mr.. McCroskey is a gooc
lawyer, we might almost say he was
born lawyer, and we say it not only
because we like him but because it i,
true.
George where is a good place tt
buy a small lot of good iron and som,
carpenters and blacksmith toolsY'
"Why at the Hardware% store 0
course. y G"Well, whose Hardwar,
store2" HUNT &sLIDE's.
Picniclot Turkeytowa.--Thercwillb b,
q picnic at Turkeytown Camp Ground
4 to-day, Saturday. Tho people @
that neiShborhood know how to get III
something good, and there win J.
plenty Of chicken and speaking an,
pies and things. THE COMET has al
invitation and will Try Eandshave
representative present.
Fine stock OF Pocket and Table Cut
lery. HUNT & LIDE.
Mr.. W. ?. Dugan, one Of our mos
; enterprising Garter County subscrif
ers, is on prospecting and pleasur
trip in the west He will visit mort
Nebraska and other western State
y before he returns. We hope he wi
> return more than over impressed wit
the fact that there is no place Xix
Eoast Tennessee,
i 1.-THE land OF every land the pride,
g Beloved by heaven DER all the world beside
The Senior is out Of town and "
slip in the following:
The Hon. RobertL. Taylor, the gi
g ted young orator and statesman fror
!. East Tennessee, was in the city We
terday along with his bosom frien,
the Hon. John Alison. Both will /
on hand on the 18th OF June mex
y They are az sound as q Mexican do
e lar on all the issues. -Nashpille Worl
Come onl more of that beautifl
y Golden c Sugar just received and fC
y sale, 12L lbs to the dallar.
HUNT 4 LIDE.
Our good friend Capt. Geo. Ellis, OF
I of the cleverest and most accomod
ting of railroad men, had the misfo
!, tune to loose the services of one OF h
= ablcst assistants, Dutch Meyers, wee
. before last. Dutch concluded he hi
made money enough out of railroa
ing and rendered his resignation
H. he company, which was reluctant
accepted.
y Messrs Hunt & Lido, of this CT
. have modest advertisement on Il
III fourth page OF THE COMET. The
70 gentlemen, in an incredibly she
oi time have built up large trade
their hardware and grocery depa
10 mente, both of which are full and COZ
Id plete. They have also the DIV