The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-03-11


next one to make this improvement?
Misses Sallie Faw, Mary Odom and
Cora Brown, three Of Johnson City's
most charming young ladies made
THE COMET Office a short call last Fri
day.
When you want linen or any 9th
er kind of a note head, call at this Of
fee and see samples Of work and get
our prices before you have your print
ing done.
Capt. S. r. Harris has sold his mill,
recently purchased OF Jacob Range, to
Mr. Enoch Mauk Of Sullivan county.
Capt Harris will move to Knoxville
in a short time.
Mr.. Courtney Bsyless, who has
been clerking for Mr.. ]. G. Campbell
for several years has accepted posi-
ton in the large furniture establish
mcnt Of Mcneil & Wolfe.
Miss Maggie Patton, who has been
spending several months with her par
ents at this place, returned to her
home on Chncky River, last week
Her sister Miss Ida accompanied
her.
The corporation authorities are hav-
ing substantial plank walks put down
from Church Street to the top OF the
hill at G. G. Harris. Something that
has been long needed. Let the good
work go on.
The sociable at the Southern Meth
odist Church last Thursday night was
a success. Mrs. Simcox, as presi-
dent of the committee deserves credit
for her efforts to make them enjoy
able.
Mr.. John White, an aged and high
ly respected citizen of this vicinity
died at his home one mile and a half
north west of this place yesterday
morning Funeral this morning al
10 o'clock.
Clergymen, lawyers, public speak.
ers, and singers, confirm the opinion
of the general public in regard tc
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. All say it il
the best remedy that can be procured
for all affections of the vocal organs
throat and lungs.
Mr.. w. N. DeGroate has moved from
Knoxville to Johnson City and viii
take charge of the moulding depart
ment of the the Foundry and Machine
Shops. Mr.. DeGroate comes highl,
recommended as a good citizen anl
we welcome him to our town.
Our young friend and millionaire S
S. Crumley has we understand en-
ployed skilled architect from tn,
north to complete the plans for hi
fine palatlal residence. Sam says h,
has enhanced the value of propert,
on that side of town 200 per cent
since he commenced to build.
Corn planting time will soon b
here and every farmer should hav
one Of those Farmer Friend Corr
Planters" one or two horse, with O
without Fertilizer attachment Sen,
in your order to Jonn S. Thomas 0
| Henry Lyle, Johnson City, Tennessee
The best Planter in the market an
the cheapest.
What's the raetter ST. " you are no
looking well. -. Lot ng only sigh
cold" In two days i1t,r the abovecon
versatiOn Isl" wasyery sick with pneu
mOnia. Had he at fir t taken dose Q
4 SMITHS BILE BEANS Il bean) b
would have been surely cured withou
harm. A cold is congestion: BILL
: BEANS will relieve cold quicke
than any other remedy, as it relieves th
congested part at once. For sale by a
medicine dealers. Price, Csc. per bottlI
The Johnson City Foundry will
ready in few days for blast. Th
large iron furnace has been lined wit
fre-proof brick, coke and sand hi
q been procured and everything is abo,
= ready. Mr.. DeGroate the foreman
the foundry department thinks the
& will be ready for a blast within Il
(? next week. Cranberry pig iron, I'll
best in the country for moulding pu
poses, will be used.
It G. W. Carr, our good looking ar
clever young character, received il
telligence yesterday morning that
: had drawn $4,000 in the Louisiar
Lottery. Mr.. Carr resigned his pos
ton at once and is now stopping
a. the best hotel in the city. Charlie
IS says he will spend the summer at Sa
t. atoge and sail for Europe in the ia
May success follow him wherever
goes is wish of his many frienC
Catch on young ladies2 A hint
the wise is sufficient.
y Cheap.-We have 5000 bill hea
that we will sell cheap. Also so
statements. II you need anything