The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-05-20

travelling IN the interest OF Patterson's
Home Touring mills. John is q good
salesman, sells good flour and ought
to have q good trade.
Go to the City Drug Store and get
your soda water tickets. Twenty-four
for one dollar, twelve for fifty cents,
six for quarter. The weather is
growing warm now and soda water
will refresh you more than anything
you can drink.
The greatest, finest and largest
assortment of that we'll known cele-
brated broadhead dress goods have
arrived at last at Christian & Crock
etts Ladies don't fail to go and ex-
anime before buying elsewhere. You
can have IA different styles and grades
to select from.
DR.. M. M. Martin, of Piny Flats, is
in town. The DR.. is prominently |
mentioned for the race for the Legis-
lature in Sullivan county, and will
probably be "a candidate. No man
in that good Democratic county
would reflect more honor and credit
upon her people than DR.. Martin.
Mr.. A. M. Javris, Democratic candi-
date for Circuit Court Clerk was in
town yesterday. Mr. Jarvis is well
and favorably known to the people
of Washington county. He is fine
scribe and is quick and active in
: business. Besides this he is honest
: sober and industrious and will make
J Almost excellent clerk. His announce
ment appears in another column.
/, THREsHERMEN expecting to buy
: a threshing outfit this season will do
. we'll to call on Henry Lyle, Johnson
City, before placing their orders.
THE WAYNESBORO ECLIPSE,
STEAM AND HORSE POWER.
AS there are many counterfeit Yer
. mifuges sold throughout the county,
and permanently injuring the health Of
children who take it, we take pleasure
in calling the attention OF our readers
to the advertisement Of A. FAHNE-
> STOCK, which appears in another col
3 umn. 1t is the old reliable and genu-
i inc Vermifuge, and has stood the test
Of 60 years.
y We will receive in the next week the
u largest stock OF furniture of all kinds
u carpets, mating, oil cloth, rugs, wal
paper, window shades, organs, &c, in
Il Tenn. out side of cities, and which
s. we will sell lower than ever known be
y fore for spot cash. Examine our stock
and prices before buying, and we vii
- save you money.
Mcneil & WOLF
" Change of Date.-The day for deco
rating the graves of the Confederat
dead at Knoxville has been changes
: from Saturday until Tuesday the 9th
Excursion rates havebeen secured.
% % Found-A double bladed barloy
knife which some excited individua
lefta the convention at Jobe's Ha
=, last Friday. Call at THE COMET o
Va fee.
Married-At st. Clair, Hawkir
county by Rev. Thos. ]. Lane, M
~ J. A. Cargille, of Johnson City, an
8 Miss Jodie Lee Phillips. The newl
ne welded pair arrived here on last ever
~ ing's train and are now receiving IL
congratulations OF many friend
Or The bride is sister-in-law of Mr..
he L. Farris and Mr.. jos. Pierce, OF tn
IN place.
'An Last evening number of frien
and relatives Of Mr.. G. J. Lyle al
nie family, were gathered at his residen
ZEN at Green Meadows, two miles west
he Johnson City. The happy event to
In witnessed was the marriage of /
daughter Miss Fannie to Mr.. J. I. Ha
g. kins. At7:30 o'clock the soon to
,.s welded couple, accompanied by n
M wv. R. Price, Of Chattanooga, a
,oh Miss Mary Lyle, and Mr.. H. w d.
10 enberrie and Miss Kate Wilcls,
Jonesboro', entered the parlor a
were made one by Rev.W. Cox. AT
de- the ceremony all were invited tc
splendid supper prepared for the
has casion, The happy pair received s
the eral beautiful bridal presents. I'll
ace. left this morning for ChattanoC
will where they will spend several d
before returning to their future no
at Jonesboro. Mr. Hawkins is a, m
~" excellent Young man and his fair br
!. = is one of the most charming young
D0'0 dies in this section. We wish tn
q all the happiness that may be att'
o'' ed by mortals here below.
Church INTERCHANGEABLE Oh,
.1 full Workers of the Presbytel
'o'y' church will give an entertainment
'0nV Jobe's Hall next Wednesday even
Y to a. oe 800 Tho snoIl oa,,';aa;ov,