The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-03-22

i'll with fever at his fathers house,
Ladies, if you want fine shoes go to
Hunter d Brown.
Mr.. Lynn Hahn was in the city yes
terday paying off the employees Of the
E. T. & w. n. G. Road
Don't fail to call and buy your
goods of Kirkpatrick & Co. and
save big money.
Mr.. Jas. Miller, Of Shelbyville, Ten
nessee, is visiting his brothers, DR.. E.
S. Miller, Sr., and Mr.. S. II. Miller.
From the cheapest to the best quail
ity queensware and glassware cold
cheap ut II. w. Weiler's,
Landon King returned Monday
from his home Mt Piney Flats where
he has been for several weeks on the
sick list,
PAINT! PAINT! PANTl!! Don't
buy cheap stuff, but go to c. X. Lide
& Co.'S for pure article.
Mr. Sam Smith, fireman on the f.
T. 4 W n. G. Railroad has two prairie
dogs which he exhibited to friends
here yesterday.
G. G. Sewers is headquarters for
doors and sash and all kinds Ct build
ers' hardware.
ME-. II. Mclaughlin. formerly ed
itor Of the News, has opt ned a law and
real estate Office in Strntton, Baxter &
Gilliam's new building.
Large lot Of Bay State boots and
shoes just received, the best goods on
the market, sold only by Hunter &
Brown.
Mr.. Dickinson has thoroughly re-
fitted and reprinted the Hoss House,
and that hostelry is now one Of the
best in this section Of the State
Buy your Groceries, Dry Goods
and Notions at the cheap cash store
of Kirkpatrick & Cos.
The Johnson City Guards have been
invited through their captain, Maj j.
j. Weller, to attend the Interstate
Drill at Nashville, which begins on the
Dist OF May and lasts one week.
The Gallatin Examiner rises to cor,
rect the statement that it is against
the denomination Of Gov Taylor. The
Examiner says it does utoppose Gov
Taylor or any other good democrat.
HARDwARE!-Get prices nd then
go TO G. X. Lide & Co.'S for rock bot
tom ON Hardware!
A correspondent in the Knoxville
Journal of last Saturday morning says
that w. p. Brownlow is "the coming
man" in the Republican congressional
race, and gives his reasons for saying
so.
The popular blood purifier,
Hoods Sarsaparilla, is having a
tremendous sale this season, Near.
ly everybody takes it Try it your.
self.
Mrs. Tom Blevins, the wife Of a
farmer residing at Butler, johnson
county, has just given birth to four
children--two boys and two girls. The
youngsters are all small, but well, and
likely to live.
Mr.. Jas. Carey, a well known citizen
Of Keeblers X Roads, died at his home
last Monday night, aged 80 years
He WAS prominent member of the
! Dunkard Church and was an exponent
o. the doctrines Of that sect,
Mr., II. j. Kilby, an employe of the
; Johnson City Furniture Company,
had the misfortune to get his left hand
) badly hurt yesterday. He was run
, ring a moulding machine and piece
; OF the moulding split off and was
hurled back with such force that it
was driven clean through bis hand
causing q very painful wound.
Miss Nellie A Brown, was called
upon to repeat "Mrs. Msloney on the
/, Chinese Question" one of her Prev
Gus recitations before the Climb. She
then gave "Mygel Snyder's Barty,'
and, receiving an encore, responded
with pathetic piece entitled Little
\ Joe" Miss Brown is very yersGiile in
I her elocution, doing the Dutch and
. Irish dialects 1equallyNs we'll as plain
English Plain derlee Galesburg, I'LL.
Jan. "a. so
= Miss Brown will app n at Jobe',
Opera House next Tuesd ~ night.