The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-06-24

MISS WAY AOWVlii a She'A mis- , NHNo
Knoxville belle, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. s. simcox.
Buy your paints Of 9. K. Lide
Mr.. @. s. Earnest called in last week
and renewed his brother H. G. Earn
est's subscription.
A FIRE was necessary to the comfort
Of guests at Cloudland Hotel and
Cranberry this week.
Builders Hardware at
G. X. Lide's.
A communication from Elizabeth |
ton is crowed out Of this issue, but
will appear next week,
Mr.. T. A. Faw, wife and daughter,
Miss Hattie, are visiting relatives at
Mountain City this week
Mr.. w. B. Clemens, lumberman
from Canada, was in the city this
week buying walnut lumber.
Wagonsl Wagons! at G. X. Lide's.
Judge John A. Campbell, Of Alb
ingdon, died last Thursday at four
O'Clock in the morning, aged about
SO years.
Mrs. w. A. Dickinson was able to
take drive last Saturday. Her many
friends will be glad to hear she is i'm
proving,
The Johnson City Reds went over
to Blountville to-day to play match
| game Of base ball with the Blountville
ball tossers.
Mr.. 7. Martin called in this morn
and subscribed for THE COMET and
ordered it sent to John A. Martin, Ar
hngton, Texas.
| According to the Philadelphia Times
the social senate at Washington has
confirmed Mrs. Clevelands nomina-
ton unanimously.
Blasting Powder, Steel and fuse at
OK. Lide's
Mr.. L. NJ. Jarvis, candidate for Cir
cult Court Clerk was in town thii
morning and made THE COMET Office
very pleasant call
Mr.. w. A. Truslow, OF Charlotte, S
c., accompanied by his family, is Wis
iting his parents Mr.. and Mrs, ]. W
: Truslow, in this city.
The "Reds" would like to be pre-
sent when the Jonesboro base bal
. club egg the gentleman who umpil
ed the game on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Enoch Hughs, machinist i
the johnson City Foundry and MI
l. chine Shops sends THE COMET to !
D. Bennett, of Akron Ohio, tn
week.
ct About $500 was taken j
at the supper last night The pr
IN ceeds go to help pay off the debt G
the Southern Methodist Church
Shell Greek.
The names of Mr.. Isacc Jackso
Haws X Roads, this county and M
" ]. w. Callahan, Indian Greek, Unic
county, were placed on our subscri
OF ton books this week.
* Misses Mamie Snyder, Meena Smi
a. Mamie Bushong, and Bessie Chrou,
made THE COMET delightful vi
49, yesterday, but as we promised not
mention it, we shall not do SO.
Vol. /, No. 2, Of the Chattanoo
- Gazette is on our table. 1t is pal
column folio and is published wee
ly by Louis L. Parham. 1t is an
on dependent organ and is ably edited
Mr.. Crandall, OF the Bank of Jol
son City, left yesterday for Ro
= Mountain, Bakersville and OIL
at points, in the interests OF the Bal
ma He was accompanied by Gen, v
der.
ter, Elk. Vice President David Da'
it'll who has been i'll for the past six we
is nearing his end and his death n
be expected at any hour. The phi.
clans announce that they cannot S
his life.
ing
Gov. On July LIST, The McMina Citizen
new 2S-cblumn, all-printed-at-ho
Independent Democratic weekly,
make it's appearance at Athens, TIE
s. Messrs. Hood & Lowry are the I
bac- fishers.
Miss Maggie Patton, OF May
H. came up last Friday and will spen
,ilet few weeks with home folks. ]
Maggie is a great favorite and
49, many friends OF both sexes, !
-. delighted to see her.
Mr.. r. M. Reams, of McMinnN
Tenn, editor Of the Southern -Stdn'
'oo' made THE COMET a very plea