The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-07-30

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more for some time under medical
treatment, returned to-day. We arc
glad to say he is greatly improved.
George Galloway Of this county, who
was shot SOME weeks ago by burglars,
an account Of which appeared in THE
COMET, we are glad to say is able to
go about again.
We have a good lot of Disston's
hand-saws which we will close out at
cost. All first quality goods at Lide &
Smiths
Jellies, Sauces q canned goods in
every variety at W. G. Mathes & Bro.
Adam Bowman received car load
Of cans for his canning establishment
this week. He expects to do larger
business this fall than for several years
past.
The Sunday School jubilee will be
held at the M. f. Church on next
Sunday August .. The subject to be
discussed is, what have you done to
advance the interest of the Sunday
Shoot" First speaker w. M. Chris
tian.
w. G. Mathes & Bro. Keep the
freshest & cheapest Oranges & Lemons
in Town.
Miss Mary Devault, popular young
lady of Bristol, is visiting the family
of Mr.. L. G. Berry. She came up Satur-
day from Messy Greek, where she has
been spending a few days with
friends.
Highest market prices paid in cash
for ginseng at w. G. Mathes & Bro.
Mr.. S. II. Pouder informs us he has
chartered a train on the E. r. & w
N. G. R. r., and will run an excursion
from here to Cranberry on the Goth Of
August for the benefit of the NJ. E
Church. For full particulars watch
THE COMET and see small bills
Jas. Mcmillan, practical musician
Of Johnson City, has arrived in the
city and accepted position with the
china house Of Coffman & Sons. He
will also be in Coffman's Orchestra
Kn0rUdle Journal
Dave Patton has opened an ice
cream parlor in the room lately occu
pied by w. G. Mathes & Bro, as such
He has a handsome room and pro
poses to keep the hest cream on hanC
at all times. He deserves liberia
share of the public patronage.
Stone ware at 1919.
j. w. HUNTER & BRO.
DR.. kirkpatrick, Of Boon's Greek, i
taking a step in the right direction il
stocking his farm with thoroughbred
cattle. He has some of the finest Jer
seys in East Tennessee. They give a
much milk as the graded COWS, ant
are away ahead when ii comes to max
ing butter.
We have received the initial numbe
OF the HOlStOn Review a temperate
paperthat has taken the place of TIL
Telephone at Rogersville, Tenn. 1t
a % column paper ably edited an
published by Mr.. WillRobinson, late {
Asheville, n c. 1t advocates q goo
cause and we wish it success.
According to the Mountdineer ther
is real live Count at the Snyde
House, Elizabethton, Tenn. Tn
Count Vile De Neuve, Lyons, Franc,
Among other guests whose names al
pear in the list Of arrivals we motto
that of Lady Alencon, La Plac
France.
Messrs. M. l. Gump, NJ. Fink an
]. A. Martin, three OF our most ente
prising young men were on a fyin
ing trip to Roam Mountain this wee
, They walked the y miles from Il
station to the top of the mountain
2 hours and So minutes. The be
time on record
The Remington armory has c
pacity Of over 1000 breech-loadir
military rifles per day, in addition
the many patterns Of hunting, ia
get and shot guns.
!. Mrs. Murphy and her lovely daug1
a ter, Miss Eugenia, spent few days
our city last week, on their retul
from Elizabethton where they ha
J been spending a few weeks at II
Snyder House. They left for the
home in Jonesboro Saturday aftC
@ noon.
Bascom Crnmley and jim Gallih
after bidding us farewell every day
c week or more finally succeeded
r catching the train" last Tuesd
It night for Newport, much to their 81
d prise and regret. Their many frien
will miss their portly forms and SIN