The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-06-13
Nice lawns at cts per yard.
]. w. Hunter & Bro.

ders at ). Nelson d Cos.
Nice lawns at cts per yard.
]. w. Hunter & Bro.
The Elizabethton Mountaineer has
adopted a patent outside, and comes
to us enlarged and very much improv-
ed in appearance 1t is really hand
some sheet and we wish it increased
New York Cream cheese Best at
w. G. Mathes & Bro,
Mr.. Frank Seton has opened an
ice cream parlor in the room over &,
w, Hickey's store, where he
will keep on hands all kinds OF cream
and strawberries. He has one of the
incest parlors in town.
DO you want some plain or gilt bev-
eled edge visiting cards, assorted cor
ners? THE COMET job Office has u few
left.
Mr.. L. L. Lawrence, OF Greeneville,
has received an appointment as pos
tai clerk on the line running between
Jelico, Tenn, and Warm Springs, N.
G. He succeeds II. NJ. Cate, whose
commission had expered.
A new lot of bird cages at j. D.
Splitter & Co.'S.
Sugar at the old price at S. Nelson
& Cos.
The ponderous form and smiling
face of Nat G.. Hyder appeared on our
streets last Saturday for first the time
since he becamea granger. He looks as
well and hearty as of yore with the ex-
ception OF the loss OF his heavy mus.
tache
Hanging baskets for vines and flow
ers at j. d. Splitter & Cos.
For cotton yarns, carpet warp and
cotton bats, go to Lide & Smith.
A large lot of lamp chimneys al
Nelson's.
Jno. H. Anderson, OF Sullivan coun
ty made an assignment shortly after
the one made by his brother, S. II
Anderson, of Jonesboro. His assign
ment was caused by his being en-
dorser for his brother to the extent O
about five thousand dollars.
Everything in the eating line CHEAP
ut w. q. Mathes & Bro.
ESQ. L. IL. II. Lusk had quite an in
teresting little case before him til,
other day. Mr.. H. G. Little wa
charged with obstructing II public
alley by building rock wall across it
Several legal questions were raised
The defendant was bound over t.
Court.
Greeneville, Tenn, has new paper
The Bulletin, which made its appear
ance last week. 1t is neat sheet
well printed and filed with interest
ing matter. In politics it is Demo
cratic. Messrs. Geo. S. Fitzgerald am
Bird NJ. Robinson are editors and pro
prietors. May The Bulletin live lonj
and prosper.
Mcneil & Wolfe have just receives
a new lot OF fine chamber suits, some
thing great deal finer than has eve
been kept in this market Also lin
of cheap suits from $3.50 to SIS
each, and you are invited to call an,
examine stock. If the Old Lady
not in, John B. Webb will take grea
pleasure in waiting on you.
Old Dominion and steel nails cheaI
at Lide & Smiths.
Miss Ava iIigginbotham, afte
spending few days with Miss Nanni
Patty, returned to Bristol last Satul
day, accompanied by Miss Mamie, t
be present at the closing Of King Co
lege. Miss Ava declares she had
Berry" pleasant time while here
and Doc. says did you "Ava" kno,
me fail to mash, chats just what-Av
| DONE"
Breeding cages,at j. d. Splitter {
Co.'S.
Misses Mamie Patty and Nanni
Snyder, two Of Sullin's College lat
youth distracters and heart paralyzer
who have been attending the com
! mencement exercises Of King Colleg
came down Thursday, and while i
the city made THE COMET office
} pleasant call. Miss Snyder, shove
us statue OF "lackadaisical youn
spooney" that had been made an
presented by a live one of the san
from Bristol.
W. G. Mathes & Bro. Keep IL
: freshest & cheapest Oranges & Lemon
: in Town.
VIM. R. Rhea, Esq, was appointC
Postmaster at Johnson City. lie hi
given bond and will take charge