The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-09-06

The Rebeca Lodge OF the Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows, will meet
next Tuesday, the 9th. Business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
All parties wanting School Books
Tor (Scicnce Hill instituted or any
other school can obtain them at Pen
dleton's Drug Store on - hours
notice.
Paints and Oils at Hunt & Lide's.
II you want House painting done
with neatness and dispatch, call on j.
b. HeirOnnimous. He can be found
at the Institute building, for the next
ten days.
DR.. Wash Akard, and family, who
have been visiting relatives here for
several weeks, started for their home
in Parker county, Texas, on Septem-
Der I'd.
Best -four at Sellers 4 Scalfs.
Col, N. M. Taylor and wife, and
Miss Nora Stiffton, came down on the
Narrow Gauge train last Thursday, at
noon, and went up to Bristol that
evening.
Rev. Wiley NJ, Christian has return
ed from visit to his mother, Mrs.
Mary Christian, of Kingston, who has
had a stroke of paralysys, and is in a
dangerous condition.
Vinegar, syrup and cider at Sellers
& Scalf.
Miss Nola Cameron, of Elizabethton,
spentAlast Monday night in Johnson
City. She and Miss Ida Patton left
Tuesday morning for an extended Wis
it to friends down the road.
That clever gentleman, James Tay-
lOr, merchant at Carriers Depot, had
his store entered by burglars and rob-
bed of large lot of shoes and mer-
chandise on last Saturday night, no
arrests to date.
Campaign cigars at Hunt & Lide's.
Dent forget the excursion TO Elk
Park on the 14th of Sept. DR., d.
Sullins, of Emory and Henry College,
will preach sermon dedicating the
church at that place. A very large
crowd is expected.
Miss Ida Baugh, of Abingdon, Va.
came down last Monday morning to
take charge of the music department
Of Science Hill Institute. She is an
accomplished lady, and will be quite
an acquisition to the school.
IL pounds of granulated sugar fol-
$1.00 at Hunt 4 Lide's.
Mdrried-At the residence of the
brides mother, in this place, Sept. 2
by the Rev. Geo. r. Faw, Mis-,
Julietto Martin, of Johnson City t
: Mr.. Jessie Plemons of North Caro-
lima.
) Mr.. Walter Faw left, last Wednes
day, for Frankfort, KY, to attend tn,
Kentucky Military Institute next SEES
sion. Walter is one of four East Ten
nessce boys that left school last yea
with the highest grade in all branches
We hope he may be equally successful
this year.
Particular attention given to wed
ding and party orders at the City Ba
kerry.
Il Pleas Anderson, Of Buffalo, one @
Unicoi's best men has sold his iarr
near Jno. Anders0n's mill to Mr.. FaW
bush, of North Carolina, and will leav
e next month for Texas. We are sorr
to lose such citizen and good demo
crat as Pleas, and wish him luck an
prosperity.
Geo. f. Swadley, a prominent farm
, er of Unicoi, raised small patch {
irish potatoes as an experiment
The seed was carefully selected, an
!. the yield was at the rate of 800 busl
g els per acre, and the finest potatot
we ever saw. This shows the farm
ers of E. Tenn. what their soil wi
raise with we'll applied labor.
Big lot of best files at Hunt & Lide'
" Science Hill Instutute with Pro
Evans at the head Of affairs, opene
Monday with 142 scholars. Good O
9 der and fine discipline is the order
the day, and we now bid fair to hay
" the best school that Johnson City hi
h had for years. Our people will {
all they can to encourage the profe
"a sor and his corps of teachers.
Is Buckeye Cider Mills at Hunt
Lide's.
n Sheriff elect, Ed. H. Harr, is vel
II low with typhoid fever. A host
friends are shuddering to see this e
ceptionally good man so near un
death. There is hope that he may
he sna rod IN raicn his Dracious childr.