The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-05-31

tinware merchant OF our town is one
Of our most useful men. He supplies
the ladies with stoves and husbands.
He issues the marriage license, ties
the knot, and furnishes the stove.
The Variety pillow at
HUNT & LIDE's.
Mrs. Myra Lyle, Miss Kate Simpson,
of Messy Greek, and Mrs. E. G. Lyle
were in to see how COMETS are made
last Tuesday. Mrs. E. G. Lyle has
just returned from short visit to
Greeneville and Raiders.
Big stock Of Iron, Steel and Nails.
HUNT & LIDE.
DIR. j. A. Dickey was summoned
from Bristol last Friday night to see
DIR. Morley, He returned on Batur-
day mornings train. DR.. A. @. En-.
inert of Union, also came down to see
him on Saturday.
Chas J. st. John and wife left John
son City Thursday morning for their
home in Blountville, after IL tour of
the beautiful land of the mountains.
They report the Gorge as gorgeous
and the scenery all along the line of
the Narrow Guage beautiful, pictur-
esqus, sublime.
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doz boxes for ten cents.
HUNT & LIDE
Thos. n. Taylor, son of our esteemed
friend VIM. Fl. Taylor Esq, left for
California last Thursday, to accept a
good position offered him by friend
Tom takes with him the good wishes of
many friends for his success and hap
piness.
Fine stock OF Pocket and Table Cut
lery. HUNT & LIDE.
~ say carpenter Jones, where do
you buy your saws, files, hammers and
SIGH like?" "Why, / go to Hunt &
Lide for all my tools, nails &C., they
sell the Old Dominion nails and
would not use any other, they can al
ways supply YOU"
Ed H. Harr, the nominee OF the
Democratic party of Washington coun-
ty, is distinguished for his honesty,
integrity, fair dealing, and fidelity to
principle and to his friends. He is
brave as a lion and if elected Sheriff nc
guilty man will escape.
| The three for n dollar hoe is the
best on the market, try them.
\ HUNT & LIDE.
We announce with regret the death
on the 9th inst of Mrs. Mollie Holla
way. aged 36 years, after a sickness o.
several weeks. Mrs. Holloway was
the wife of Charley Holloway and wat
a good woman, and will be greatly
missed by all. Charley has our sin
cere sympathy in his great loss.
1 Come onl more of that beautiful
Golden c Sugar just received and fol
sale, 1871 lbs to the dallar.
Hunt e. LIDE.
: Miss Kate Oakley, at the band festi
val Tuesday night last, was by thu
audience voted to be the most popula
young lady in attendance, and receiv
ed two handsome strawberry dishes
the presentation speech being made b,
: Hon. ALI. Taylor.-Joneboro Journal
Jno. L. Truslow general Superinten
dent of the Atchison Topeka 4 SAINT
Re b. r. who now has his head quarter
in San Francisco. writes his father, Q
, our town, that he has lately bough
3 himself fine farm near Los Angelo,
3 CALIFORNIA, and that Los Angeles is tn
lprettiest spot on earth.
Buy pure Linseed and machine OF
81 HUNT & LIDE.
DR.. W. w. WorleS, who has beel
dangerously i'll at his home in johnson
!. City. is somewhat improved. The d.
: hes been at deaths door and isfriend
e feared his hour for departure ha
come, but there is good hope now, c
), his recovery.
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d doz boxes 70. ten cents.
HUET & LIDE.
ri s. w. Simcrly, road Commissions
for the 9th Civil District of Washin,
ton County, is appointing overseer
and says he proposes to have goo
q roads. That's right Sam. A roadle'
country argues thriftless people. Civ
us good roads. The greatest "drav
y back to the prosperity and progre'
: Of East Tennessee is bad roads H
= that destroyeth mud hole is might,
Brass Kettles Brass Kettlesl at til
: hardware and grocery house of
HUNT & LIpE.
ia Mrs. Clara Ball closed her school
,r Col. Yocum's on the 2Sth inst. 81
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