The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-11-15

Inc city tax payers will please
call on DR.. J. c. King and pay their
taxes. The board OF commissioners
want to improve the streets.
Some ladies are fine rifle shots, in
their mind. They should $50 to Balti-
more this fall"
New designs in Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets just received, at
McNulty & Borches, Knoxville
Lacy Lawrence is on hand with
apple trees of gold in boxes Of silver,
more or less. N.G. Hyder is Investing,
Lacy is divesting.
Gross cut and hand saws, at Hunt &
Lides.
-Four L. S, Supreme jude es are to be
appointed during Cleyelands admin
istration.
Damask and Towels selling very
cheap, at McNulty & Borches, Knox
vile.
IN sending out notices to subscribers
concerning their dues we have discov-
cred several errors which we correct,
Friday, 9Th, Jasper Riggs, while
intoxicated, was run over at Morris
town by the local freight. Both legs
were severed, one Just below the knee,
the other above the ankle joint.
We will not be undersold
Hunt & Lide
A steam saw mill in connection
with the Sash and Blind Factory will
be in operation in a few days.
Well, how is the count in New York
is a great question frequently asked
The official count is made and Cleve-
land is to be our next President,
The. first sale Of tobacco, this season,
at Barnes and Haw Bros. warehouse
was made last Wednesday,
Mr.. David Taylor came from Wash
ington to spend Il few day at home
The school children were out march
ling on the streets Thursday. There
were quite d number in ranks.
Mr.. Z. W. steen, of the firm of Steen
& Marshall, was in the city this
week.
Gen. stonewal Jackson's famous
war horse Old Sorrel is to beexhibited
at the Maryland State Fair. The horse
is thirty-four years old, and has been
kept at the Virginia Military msti-
tute.
There are a few Republicans who
hang on to life with the tonacity Of Il
dying eat. a.
Big stock Of general Hardware, at
Hunt & Lide's,
Blankets and Flanncls at lower
prices than ever, at McNulty & Dor
ches, Knoxville.
We have sent 1}otires to our sub
'crbers Who hSSc not paid us, We
are compelled to cut from our books
the name OF every one who does not
| pay US.
At the public sale last Monday, Mr.
d. J. Smith, Of Eizabethton, boughs
the property situated apostle tho
Methodist church, belonging to W. +.
c. Smith.
Coffee at Baltimore prices, at Hunt
& Lide's,
Black and Colored Silks very cheap.
at McNulty & Borches, Knoxville
Postmasters are often abused for
non-delivery OF mail, when the fault
lies in the negligence Of the sender. Ii
frequently happens that letters with
out any address ON them are put in
the 2. 0. box.
Steel nails will clinch. See Hunt &
Lide.
Cloaks and Shawlsin great demand,
at McNulty & Borches, Knoxville.
No. $ left his horn on the campus
last Tuesday night while shooting ro-
man candles. No. will please take
care Of it. "You can get me" if you
will. z 60 to Baltimore this fall"
sEBelva Lockwood received one vote
in Johnson City Her name was sub
stituted for Petitioners.
25 boxes of Watauga Valley axes at
Hunt & Lide's,
Tom swingle is still single, his
pockets do jingle, but for him therell
be no Girls Cringle next Christmas, for,
as we said before he's still single.
Your attention is called to the cheap-
est stock of clothing, AND the best
goods for the least money, in town.
Good overcoats at $3.50 each, and n
splendid suit of clothes for ten dollars.
! Come and see our goods and hear the
| nrinns HrNrER & CHRISrIAN