The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-02-21

Thomas, the author Of "Around and
Through the World in Sixteen Years. y
He would like to know il the Doctor
eats five raw eggs for breakfast and
lies abed till ten o'clock, and lies out
OF bed the rest OF the day, wherever
he goes May be Uncle John Lyle OF
Mr., Simpson could give the Squire
some information. N. G. Taylor
might be able to tell him few things
about the doctor, The doctor is a
daisy,
Robert Burrow called Che Editor of
thfs light singer, out into the middle
OF the street a day or two ago and said
in a low tone Il want to ask you a
question confdentially." "All right,
what is it?" Do they keep eatnip in
drug Stores?" the Editor broke out
in big laugh and Bumow departed
IN trot ana we thought we heard
something that sounded like a viola
ton of the third commandment.
II. G. Crump and wife and six chill
dren r. L. Barr and wife and four
children, and John lilly, all Of Mitch
ell Co, N. c., left Wednesday night
for Utah Territory. Three Mormon
preachers have been working in that
county
The bill to incorporate Johnson City
has passed the Senate. When the bill
becomes a law there will be mayor,
five aldermen and an officer to elect.
The recorder will be elected by the
board of aldermen.
There is nothing half SO sweet to an
Editor as the voice of his wife as she
enters his sanctum with the market
basket on her arm singing sweet buy
and buy. Specially when he haint
got nothin' to buy and buy with.
Joe Pierce, the stove and tinware
man, has moved his family from Rog-
ersyille Junctiont to this place and is
comfortably quartered in the Range
property formerly occupied by Prof
Evans.
All persons desiring to learn baby
songs will file their applications at
once. Robt Burrow is now singing
our celebrated solo, "Rockaby the ba-
by" with great success.
Selden Nelson, our popular family
grocery merchant has a new partner
Its boy. The cry is still they come.
Hurrah for Cleveland.
Eugene Horton returned from the
New Orleans Exposition last week
and left Saturday for his home in
MiddletoWn, n. Y.
Mr.. Alcer Nhnson and wife and
Miss Z. Frisbie, OF Cranberry, were at
Cle HosS mouse TINS Week MI Nlh'
son is superintendent Of the Furnace
at Cranberry
DR.. VIM smith was married last
Wednesday evening to Mrs. Coats, Of
B,istol and nassod down n Jonosho
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ing as tender as apeach bud and a,
happy as sunh0wer,
The Il, / v q y. II. II. announce
very cheap fare to Washington
round trim ticknt from, Jahnson Cit,
a. "a YIN. -, -
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pleasant ana cheap trip TO Nashlhg
ton.
" heh q new dr&ha mas proved sue
eesSIoI' II IS customary iof the aud
ence 70 can Inc author bclrre the cur
tam, they nave a curiosity 10 se'
what sort OF a man it Is that create,
the play that mas amused and IN
stfuc'ea them' mere is something
very much Ike TINS IN regard to GU
great newspapers their editorial ut
terances are ali anonymous, but thor,
Is generally q tradition OF some half
shadowy parsonage who has estab
hshed the journal, given 1t It's charac
ter, ana constantly directs 1t: and TIN
the curtain now and then, to address
''e ilta ~ ~ e 4h ho f 9ns w. r ri,,Ln
ciol Gazette has done in tho Marcel