The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-07
800 axes at 65 cents. O. K. Lide.


A slight snow fall is reported on the
Roam last Saturday.
The late frosts are driving the sum-
mer visitors off Of the Roam.
Gray all wool filing linsey at
Christian & Crockett.
New crop timothy seed. g. K. Lide
Mr.. w. G. Arnold died at Hampton,
Tenn, on the 26th ult.
VIII not be undersold G. K. Lide.
Don't forget to come to hear White
do Butler up" tomorrow at this
place.
A dog was killed yesterday by a
freight train in front Of the depot.
Let the good work go on.
Frank DeGroate came up from
Knoxville last night and is visiting
homefolks.
II its good goods, and good bargains,
you are hunting we advise you to 60
to Christian & Crocketts.
Mr.. ]. ]. Hill, Of Asheville, has been
in the city for several days, talking
life insurance.
The Taylor brothers had a larger
crowd at Memphis than Barnum.
Merit will draw.
J. W. Crumley has the largest stock
OF stoves in the city.
Rev. T. ]. Murphy, Of Wallace's has
moved to Nola Chucky, Washington
county, Tenn.-BristOl News.
A hack load OF the young people
from this place attended the Dunkard
meeting at Knob Greek, last Saturday
night.
Jas. Hickey was called home from
Jackson, last week by the sudden
illness Of his mother Mrs. George
Hickey.
There are enough stoves at ]. w.
Crumley's to supply this country.
Wagonsl Wagons! Wagonsl!l
G. X. Lide.
One-third Of your life is spent in
bed. Buy your woven wire mattress
eS, spring bed bottoms, mattresses and
pillows at Mcneil & Wolfe's.
George Yonce, a laborer in steam
saw mill near Trade, Tenn, had the
misfortune to get his hand sawed OF on
the 2lst ult.
Go to the old reliable stove house of
J. w. Crumley If you want a bargin in
stoves.
Miss Ida Patton returned last week
from Jonesboro, and is now
spending few days with friends
at Elizabethton, Tenn.
The Johnson City Furniture Com
pany are now selling their fine lines Of
Cherry & Ash Furniture at Whole
sale and Retail, at prices that can't be
beat.
Findley D. Hale, of this place, died
last week at Coal Greek, Tenn. He
was serving ten years sentence in
the Penitentiary for killing his wife
last fall.
We will sell you carpets, window
shades lower than the lowest. A job
lot OF dado shades worth 81, only 75c.,
complete with spring fixtures.
Mcneil Il Wolfe.
Henry Crouch and his fair bride
leave for steubenville, o., to-day to
make that their future home. May
success attend them through life's jour
ney.
| Miss. Stacy Crumley returned Tues
day from May Day, where she has
been visiting Miss Maggie Patton
Miss Maggie accompanied her ant
will remain several days in the city.
Profanity never did, and never will
do any man the least good. No maj
is richer, happier or wiser for it. 1
commends no one in society it is dis
gushing to refined people and abomi
nable to the good.
Farris, Pierce 4 Co., the leadin,
timers have just received another ca
load Of stoves and tinware. A wall
through their large store room vii
convince you where is the best plac
to buy goods.
Cheap Rates.-The e. 7. v, & G. R
r. will sell tickets to Knoxville and re
turn on Friday good for any train 70
g., on Saturday good for the excul
sion train only for$1. so. This give
everybody chance to see Barnum.
Died.-Mrs. w. 7. Range, Twin
about one mile east Of this place. die