The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-17

Dore, 10 pack az IDe Clby hotel. one
brought back with her handsome
little pony and the graceful equestri-
enne can he seen every day riding out
for her health and pleasure.
We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the advertisement of Prof. w.
A. Kite, A. NJ, Civil Engineer and
Architect. If you need anything in
his1ine you will do we'll to call on or
write to him as he is thoroughly
competent man in every respect.
A. S. Gump & Co., have received
their large and elegant stock OF fall
and winter clothing, hats and gents
furnishing goods. Everything is of
the latest style and Martin says he is
still selling at rock bottom prices.
Customers will do we'll to read his
new ad which will appear next week.
DR.. ]. A. Dickey, Bristol's leading
druggist, and Mr.. A. S. Gump, Bristol's
leading clothier, were in Johnson City
Tuesday afternoon, and called at THE
COMET office. They are among the
most successful business men OF that
flourishing little city, and do not hest
tate to say the liberal advertising has
contributed largely TO their success.
The Greeneville Tobacco Ware
house has been opened, and has re-
ceived one barn of tobacco 50 far.
The Company are pushing things.
They have the sky-lights nearly ready
to go in position. The prospects for a
good business are very flattering.
Let our tobacco producers patronize
home enterprise GreeneUSHe Bulletin.
AS passenger train No. 2 passed
Talbott's Station Monday, some fend
in human form threw rock from a
field near by, crushing out window
pane in the mail car and just missing
one Of thesclerks.
This was bold act for daylight,
and an officer is now on the trail of
the guilty party and his detection will
no doubt be speedily effected.-Knoa-
uilIe Journal.
MIR. James Hoss, former Knox
vile boy, passed through the city
Tuesday on his way from Georgia,
his present home, to Morristown,
where he will wed Miss Maggie
Helms, daughter Of Colonel John E.
Helms, formerly of the Morristown
Gazette.-KnoGvSlle Tribune.
Jim is well known here and has a
host of friends who appreciate the inn
portance OF the step taken by him and
extend their sympathy.
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The Summer Boarders" that have
been spending the heated term at
Jonesboro came up to Johnson City,
accompanied by R. III. DUNCAN and
wife, last Monday evening, remained
in the city over night and took the
Narrow Gauge train next morning for
Roam Mountain. They were not will
ling to return to their Southern homes
without viewing the grandest scenery
to be found in East Tennessee or we
might say the entire South.
| Miss jamie Diamond, very styl-
ish and exceedingly attractive young
lady, Of Clinton, La, after spending
a few weeks with her cousin Miss
Jessie Wiley, left last Friday for Kings
ton, Tenn, where she will be Joined by
her father and return to her home
in a few days Miss jamie made many
friends here by her pleasant manners
and lady like demeanor, who regretted
to see her leave.
Colt E. Matson, Supt, E. 7. &W.N
G. r. R. went down TO Knoxville yes.
terday morning. He received tela.
gram from Maj. F. K. Huger, Supt, E
T. Va. & G. R. r. requesting him to
come at once to perfect arrangements
for the building of new union depot
at this place. This is a greatly need
ed improvement and we hope to be able
in our next issue to report work com
menced.
Mr.. w. r. Lewis proprietor Of Full
wiler's Liniment is doing a big bust
ness in his line. He has sold several
dozen bottles of the Liniment during
the summer in new sections OF the
country and wherever he had made
one sale he has had more orders
The Liniment is recommended highly
by several of our citizens and Others
that have used it as being just what il
is advertised to be. Some very re
markable cures have been affected
by it.
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Bristol's railroad boom which wa
languishing last week, has again re
vived. The long expected and anx
iously looked for car load Of tools, ha
arrived from Boston. Capt. Thos. E
Bib, has given up his position a