The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-10-22

other party at Knoxville.
Best brands chewing tobacco at
c, X. Lide's.
Miss Cinnie Toncray, Of Elizabeth
ton, is visiting Mrs, H. B. Clark, and
the family Of Mr.. ]. G. Hardin.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, OF the Bristol Neaos
came down Saturday and spent Sun
day in our city. He made THE Con-
EFT very pleasant call.
Prof. Nat Love, caterer for the bach
elor's hall at Watauga Point, bought
400 pounds of cabbage last week.
Bachelors must like sauer-kraut.
Come up and pay what you owe
and save costs. Lide & Smith.
Go to. Christian & Crockett's for
your boots and shoes. They have just
received a new and assorted lot of
these goods.
P. G. Range and J. F. Crumley are
building two store rooms adjoining
the Range block. They hope to have
them completed in 60 days.
Mr.. Robt Jobe has returned home
after travelling several months in the
South for Spencer & Brown, Greene
vile.
Mr.. Bernie Burlessn, one of. THE
COMET gang, and Mr.. Frank Crumley,
timer, are spending this week at
Elisabethton.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
SO quickly cured by Shiloh's cure. We
guarantee it. Dickey & Anderson.
Mr.. w. G. Dart, representing s. B.
Newman & Co., Of Knoxville, was in
the city few days last week solicit
ing orders for job printing.
Mr.. ALI. Hickey has obtained stu
alton on Strickland's work train, on
the lower end of the road. He left
Tuesday on the 90 passenger train.
Mr.. G. A. Lyle, one of the most &C.
commodating baggagemasters on the
E. T. v. & G. R. R., made THE COMET
a short but pleasant call last week.
Biggest stock of hardware at
G. X. Lide's.
Christian & Crockett are receiving
this week another big and assorted
lot OF new goods and invite the pub
lie in general to call and see them be.
fore buying elsewhere.
Mr.. J. B. Hoxsie, one OF Knoxville's
most worthy and enterprising business
men, accompanied by his wife, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city dur
ing conference.
Rev. Mr.. Garden left Monday fol
Cleveland to attend the annual meet
ing of the Holston Conference OF the
NJ. E. Church South, which convened
there yesterday.
Geo. A. Ewing, Esq, of Union Depot
was in town Monday on legal business
He is one Of the rising young lawyer
of East Tennessee.
Why not reorganize the Social Lit
erary Society. The nights are gettinl
long and the young folks could no
spend few hours more pleasant,
and proftably than at these meeting
Rev. s. H. Willard, of johnson City
preached an excellent discourse at tn,
M. E. church last Sunday evening
He preached also Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights.-TaylorsviIIe Tomo
hank.
Maj. Wallace Holm, Paymaster OIL
the E. T. & w. N. G. R. R., gladdene'
the hearts Of the boys along that roa
last Tuesday with shining silver an
crisp greenb0cks.
Get ready for cold weather by buy
ing good heating stove from Faril
Pierce & Co. They keep a large varit
| ty Of heating stoves at all times.
BY reference to the list of confer
ence appointments, which appear i
our news columns, it will be foun'
that Rev. 7. H. Hodge is returned t.
this and Roam Mountain churches.
Prof. W. A. Kite will open a Goa
yard in the city In few days and wi
keep on hand large supply of Jellic
coal. He will solicit orders at ono
and all who have not bought will d
we'll to wait OH HIM.
| Prof. J. B. Mcmillan went down
Morristown last Friday to attend tn
reception given by the Arthur Greg
Rifles to their Captain, 7. NJ. Bake
and his fair bride.