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SUMNER RESORTS.
OATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
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70 snd k.ir the SsF;sy City Station q the Ipns
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II oBERr vOsE { co. Auctionsers-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT By ACTION on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH. lSSS ct
QUAkTER AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ
This lot Contains u .229 feet and ia known Lot A.
streets northeast An excellent opportunity for i'm
proyement or Investment Terms ct sale. Two hun
dred dollars deposit IT sale. se4-3t
"a THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER TEN. same hour and place.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II For baltimore and Potomac River Landinrs-
Steamer SUE Capt Geoshegan- leaves stepnensoa's
War every SUNDAY q 4 O'Clock v. N hsv0
For further 1nfoIlnnton, apply 70
eIEPHENSON BRO
m3-6m 7th street wharf
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 444 SIX.
An Al - rtTtx II

AND.A-HALF STREET sOUTHwEST
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia passed in cause
wherein Margaret Clark and Others conn
and Alberta NJ King and Others defendants. aud
known Equity cause No. Ii 80, Docket Is will.
on on FklDAY sEPTEMBER toUkTEENIA 1855. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, sell at public auction. in front
OF the premises all Of that lot parcel Of land stu
ate in the city Of Washington, District of Columbia
and known and being Lot thirty (SU. in square
numbered four hundred aud sixty i've improved
by two-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree One
third Of the pure money IN cash onethird In
and onethird IN two years The deferred payments
to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser and .
deed OF trust uion the premises sold all cash. At
the purch Aser's option deposit Of el00 required
on the day of sale be closed within day
from the day of sale the trustee the right
TO resell at the and risk Of the defaulting pur-
chaser. BENJAMIN i. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
se1-dGds Once. 4S2 Louisiana NV
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VUNHOMAs BOWLING. AUCTloNEER
u To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING GOODS
WILL BE SOLD TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES on
FRIDAY. SEP1EMBER FOURTEENTH 1883, COM
mencing at len O'CLOCK. A. M, within my sales
rooms, corner Pennsylvana avenue and IL III street
n. WI will sell boxes and contents forre anvil
vises. drill, table with vise pair shears trunk
&C. STORED with me July I. 1882 Terms cash.
au29-14t THOMAS DOW LING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucssonssr.

cakNcERy SALE OF A VALUABLE YIouRINe
Hi u ssf63sheS H 2 on p tk kE0 Siis A.
PEAKK AND OHIO CANAL
c By yiE,ns q dsersA duly pss.sd by the saprsns
2 e.ass No liss6 on sss ssS DAY q ssp,snssr A.
Y 1psssp = &c hIsSss s.diss iSs
1855. :. FivE 0cLocK r n. % he prsmisss Ger;
sin real estate in the County Of washlngten. in the
District % Golambi. eeins part q the .f9sndry
which vas pufeh.ssd Sy John s. Berry % from The
estate Of Gen John Mason deceased said part being
:. q NE soS me s
..a corner s4e a To sss
Of he ns u q s s:s ssn sa
Of said old boring nl), and then running again from
aid 6ssipnins cSrnss 6y line sos dss ". % ths
s. sCnees and for me ssss bSSsSsS sSsSsf
shs I'm. "a S:.s
the stone vail that supports the east end OF the wheel
shaft sAid line being parallel with the gable wal
70 the southern line Of ssid towing and southers
70 Che said Potomac River. with the improvementa
consisting Of Touring mill Furnished with double
S.y sSa .upp $50 noSs.
nd canal aud which said water power 70 be sold
The terms Of sale TO be onethird 90 part in-cssh
the residue IN twot2) equal peymsnts IN one % ans
two CD after date Of sAls 70 bear interest," ~
noss e ::s
the title 70 the premises 20 be retained until full pAy
ment Of the purchAse money.
NOT msSe S,sSn Is days from tim: Of sale rss. ma,
.sI az. 81 d.ss 1S sSis IN fhs Hssn
''' ns~ SASkxs X HTftH Il Trustee
eeS- dkds ia 10th ST.. Washington. ID. G
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ATT VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CoRCoRAN
Leaves street wharf daily Except sunday for va
Vernon and River Landings ss far down Gymont .t
~ O'Clock q ". heturning reaches Washington
about 80 D.
sl6 L L BLAKE. Captain
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON sTEAMLR "MAKEf1ELp.
Leaves 9TH st. wharf MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at am Returning TUEspNa
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm. touchins u kiverlAno.
ines as Tar - Nomin Creek Va 81 Geinents lay and
Lsonardtown, Nd. Connects with b aud o. X X -
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETI, M
C.W. RIDLEY. Manager. IA2S
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1ll.Timed and Well.Tinaed Hvmms
From the Chicago Advance. August "a
The pastor OF large city church not long since
gave up the prayer-meettng evening entirely to
the ladies, who admirably conducted missionary
concert only ladies taking part The LADIES were
feeling that they had quite equaled their brethren
In the conduct Of public meetings, and the pastor
seemingly shared their elation when he announced
for the closing hymn:
trim your feeble lamp my brother!"
A few weeks since the pastor OF q city church in
the Northwest, much beloved by all his people
announced his resignation, and Immediately the
choir struck up:
"Rejoice, and be gisdl"
A student from Yale divinity school when sup-
plying Connecticut church for Sabbath. asKed
the congregation 10 sing while the collection was
being taken, and announced the hymn;
Pass me not.
Do not pass me byl"
A minister; whose nrst name Is Gabriel Waiting
MS chtdhoods home, was invited TO preach IN the
old church where everybody knew HIM. he Ia
withal very nne singer. The pastor, who was
also in the pulpit gave out for the nrst hymn the
one In which occur the lines:
And vie with Gabriel while he sinss
In notes almost divine"
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WHAr Is Tar SUBTLE, SECRET
SOMETHING
That has caused everybody to sound the praises of
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
Try it and zee. and you will no other. For sale
by the following well known grocerA
JOHN H MA6RUDER 1417 New York ava
CHAS KELLOGG. Masonic Temple. 9thst
GEO. E KENNEDY & SON. l2O9 Est
". z. ABBOTT, 1921 Pennsylvania ave.
r. A WALKER 1000 9TH st.
E. N. BURCHARD BRO, Penn. ave. and 4kst
g. W. II. W. OFFUTT. Georgetown.
A o. WRIGHT. 1852 l4th ST. hl4-w&s
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctaonesr.

SALE BIZ AUCTION OF CONDEMNED PROPHET,
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH, 1855
cemmencing 81 Two O'CLOCK p M. shall sail q
the YARD ID and Canal streets southwest lot 81 con
demned property. con listing Of
About ton old telegraph Wtra.
Lot Old Iron.
Old WAGONS.
Old Engine Wheels, &C. &c
By order Of the
COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT COLUMBIA
6e7-dta THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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|
And he lifted the whip menacingiy. But the lady
Roger she said. don't forvet tn temner vou,
justice with mercy; Remember he had mother.
and for his mothers sake,
l thought, however, It was high time to speak
mistake; the fact is, this morning took bath
ing-machine-"
Don't call me your dear sir" he Numbered out
before could finish; land don't talk 10 me of
bathing-machines; answer my questions simply
yes or no, Or" And he shook the riding-whfp
In very significant manner
let me question him" said the clergyman.
"ReinemDer 70 answer directly, SIR, without pre-
varication; II WIN not AVIAN you. You came down
yes l did," I said, 81 regret to say. had
much better have stopped there You are ali IN
der mistake, evidently. In the bathing machine
Don't talk 70 US Of bathing machines," roared
the Old gentleman; ''answer the questions put 70
"And you were at the station at O'Clock TO-
night i think" continued the clergyman; s.you
Will hardly deny that!"
NO" i said; II was there. but went there
M Never mind what you went there for rcsrsd
NJ: Gregory again; Eve know all about that"
unhappy, misguided childp
you're wrong" said; al never saw the young
me with a shout, and his sister m1rmured faintly
something about a l0ckeI
,os open 9s IT. sne ioc.ss you have on your chain
that that Is my niece's portrattf"
II Know nothing about your niece " ! said. for ]
retained all my presence OF mind. 81 hope the
young lady Is all right Permit me to explain. In
the bathing machine-n
But the word sbathing machine exasperated
the Old gentleman dreadfuily. He said he hadn't
come there 70 talk OF bathing machinsA and he
ton
I'm not wearing my own clothea"I began
g.. is the man mad.. he burst out swnat DO !
care about your clothesf What-s Then -
sesmsd % check himself littie.
| LEY W come 70 the point There n one uueo-
soaa sest tne truth Of your statement paSl
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MEDICAL, ga.

II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE sERyIcEs or An
exPsrisnced female pap ,cian should consult Mt,
and 18th aud 12th sta ne Ladies only. kemedy -.
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said, with an attempt AT being pleasant
-p1n or, DC RIDICULOUS. slr, she replied. 81 mean
Tnis cool way OF skipping a generation was
rather too much for me, but / said nothing.
NY aunt looked at me for a moment. 'Nr.
Blnin, don't Ike your extravaganza. married
man ought not TO wear expensive flowers In his
eJat-thess must have cost you half-a-crown at
the least.
Expensive flowers, aunt" / gasped. ave
bought no flowers"
Then where did you get those, Mr.. Bifin7" In
looked, and sure enough there was button
nole OF very choice flowers In my coat. didn't In
me least KNOW how they got there.
Aunt SAID, II didn't buy those 1Owers.n
Don't tell me-" she replied ssWho would give
you flowers, ! wonder?,
might have found some telling reply to this
seiy ubconpnmentary question, but / was so
sstonished oy the presence OF the flowers that
could think OF nothing 10 say. / gazed yacantly
ssna ~ outioa .. my coat holding Il out In my
Al last 10 make diversion, took out my wife's
present and handed II 10 my aunt
you viii like It" / took out my handkerchief Is /
ss.a ..is 70 wipe away the perspiratlon which my
ieli 10 ne r nSa caused; piece or brown paper
nuh. was sitting. didn't Ike 70 90 over and get
Il u So sos s Won mo- mopRRi Ia my face:
~. Is 80 hard 70 ind anything exactly ap-
looked at my aunt; her face had a very ouse,
and Is this your idea OF what "a exact,v .nn,,-
pnSssI sne repeated In tones OF deep IRONY.
brought the COMPOUND colocvnth nil. liz LILA ra. mao
is that your idea OF appropriate?s she reosasaa
as she held up q wedding-ring SrS@e0~'
"NE Binin,' she said solemnly afser . ,,,,. 49,. .
'you are not such fool as 70 want 70 sty s,.,e
weddingrfng. There Is some secret hers 81 ,Ie
have betrayed yourself ~A~ wv
And my aunt slowly stooped DOWN "A r..,.S
up the paper at her feet PA~>'0
81 saw you cycling IT," she said It was n te,e,
gram sne TOOK IL oat OF the envelope and read
Ar etIro 49,
More astonished than ever I took It from he,
hand and read, .Win come by pm. train: mee,
ne at station Mile baiserx. Clara ~
Il know French, said my aunt THAT mean,
q thousand kisses you villain And addresaed n
" Lambert, Poste Restante,' Of course. You VII
iaini-And . wedding ring, too! You are going 4
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Mr.. d, P.O'Brien Register of Wash
ington county, died at his home in
Joncsbor0 last Monday after short
illness with asthma. He leaves many
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity to mourn his death.
Down 60 the prices on hardware
ut G. X Lide 4 Co.'S
Mr. W. ?. Chase died at his homo
three miles west Of JonesbOro yester.
day after long illness, and was buri-
ed in the family burying ground to-
day. The deceased was the father of
Mrs. G. j. Lyle, Of this vicinity,
AT meeting Of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen last week it was decid
ed that the city should take four more
arc lights. Two of them to be put up
at once and two in II month or two.
One light is to be placed on the corner
OF Spring and Maple streets and one
on Fairyiew near Watauga Avenue.
Maj i. X. Huger writes that the II. 7.
'. X q. Il. r Co. will take one light
and perhaps two. One will be placed
at the crossing near the tank at once.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
CARRIERS.

Misses Meena and Callie Smith went
up to Bristol last week. Miss Callie
will enter Sullins College.
H. c. Curtis and John F. Hilton,
OF Fulkerson, Scott county, Va, was
here and in the vicinity looking for
farms.
F. M. X. Mcdonald, a native OF the
Isle Of Skye, but now OF Pittsburg, Pa,
was at the mills and stores proposing
to regulate scales.
M. Z. Moore, P. o. Inspector, was
here Saturday.
G. W. st. John and son, Frank B.,
went down to Knoxville yesterday.
Frank will enter the University Of
Tennessee,
Mr.. f. II. Plummer is on visit to
his sons at Hampton.
DR.. Bailey, Col w. D. Haynes, Maj
A. D. Reynolds and Ben L. Dulaney
of Bristol, came over from Elizabeth
ton yesterday evening, where they had
been attending railroad meeting in
the interest of the Bristol and South
Atlantic Railroad Company, and left
on No. 2 for home.
Mrs d. n. Reese was called sudden
ly to Elizabethton this evening to see
sick niece, infant daughter of hel
brother r. 7. Johnson.
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Mr.. Cleveland, in graceful and dig
nifed letter, accepts the denomination
to the Presidency.
"This faculty OF saying what he
means is a rare bond OF sympathy and
power. Cleveland might have permit
ted his administration to speak for
itself, and like Gen. Grant, been content
with brief, courteous letter of accept
ance.
with consummate tact and candor
the President keeps the campaign on
its one true line.
"Mr. Cleveland's attitude will recall
that OF President Jackson when he was
renominated to the Presidency
Throwing then to the breeze his stand
ard, on which he writes the watohword
of the canvass, Unnecessary taxation
is unjust taxation, Mr.. Cleveland
takes formal command of the demo
cratic party, and the campaign for the
Presidency begins. 1t isa Jacksoniar
battle with Jacksonian leader
N. Y. Herald,
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j. d. Woodruff, at Shell Greek, has
on hand large lot OF framing lumber
that he offers to the public cheap for
cash. Orders for all kinds Of framing
in any quantity will be filled prompt
ly.
Don't forget to write him for any.
thing in his line.
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The 4th Quarterly meeting of the
NJ. f. Church, South, will be next
Saturday and Sunday. Friday day
set apart for fasting and prayer; sun
day the Lords Supper.
E. b. ROBERTSON, Pastor.
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Go to G. X. Lide & Co. for hardware.
A fine line OF Stone ware at

Go to G. X. Lide & Co. for hardware
A fine line OF Stone ware at
Hunter & Browns.
We have remnant Of straw hats
that We will close ont cheap,
Campbell & Martin.
Charlie Yocum has returned from
New York.
Miss Pearl Barnes is visiting Vir-
ginia relatives
Mrs. DR.. Slower and daughter, Miss
Ethel, have returned to Richmond.
Miss Stacy Crumley returned from
Unaka Springs last Friday night.
Campaign handkcrc chiefs at Crum-
ley 4 Gilmer's.
Campbell 4 Martin wants all the
dried black berries in the country.
Pure paints and oils AZ
OK. Lide 4 Co
new stock of queensware just re-
ceived at H. W. Weiler's.
DR.. \. II. Toy has moved his Office
over Earnest q Balls drug store.
Joe Pierce made d business trip to
Bristol last week
W. K. Jones, the n. G. 4 st. J.. rep
resentative, was in the city yesterday
and paid his respects to the COMET.
silk BaLdannus ut Crunley & Gil.
snerp
Low prices still rule at Weiler's
queenware store.
New Saline, ginghams and calicoes
At Crumley 4 Gilmer's
The Greeneville Electric Light Com
pany has leen chartered and plant
will be put in at once.
Miss Garry Earnest, Of Jonesboro,
has taken charge Of the music depart
ment at the Lusk High School.
H. W. Weller still offers queensware
ut urk houom prices.
Contractors and builders supplies
Ntnwprices ut
+ Senvrr 4 Summers.
Eop MninsN'& 10 cents per gallon at
Hunter d Browns.
Fine line stationary at the book
store. ~
500 kegs Old Dominion nails at
Knoxville prices, at
Seaver & Summers.
All wool jeans 25 cents per yard at
Hunter 4 Browns.
Take your berries to Campbell 4
Martin.
A new and handsome line OF station.
AIRY just received at the Book Store,
Parties wanting rubber stamps can
tee samples and have them ordered al
Tho nnnG Stnro
Everything in the queensware line
and cheap at H w. Weiler's.
Highest price paid for all kinds o
produce and lowest prices on goods.
Campbell Il Martin
We are agents for the Webster Wag
on. c. X. Lide K Co.
STRAY Hoa,--Spotted harrnw, ten o
twelve iaoMths old. Fur further de
scription see g. y. Reeves, johnson
City.
John d. Reeves struck himself II
the eye this week with whip. 1t is
painful but not dangerous wound.
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Miss Mary Reeves, of Washington
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Seaver.
Miss Leone Faw left last Saturday
morning for Hollands Institute, Va.
We want to buy all the dried black
berries in the country,
Hunter l. Brown.
Campbell 4 Martin can fit you up
in n suit of clothes just right.
We carry large line OF Builders
Hardware and sell it at reasonable
prices.
OK. Lide & Co.
Unaka Springs, the celebrated
mountain summer resort, closed for
the season last Saturday, after very
successful season.
Prof. James A. Tate, the Prohibition
elector for the State at large, spoke to
a fair audience in Jobe's Opera House
last Monday night.
Monthly Magazines and periodicals
and the latest novels at the book
store.
Campbell & Martin deliver the
goods you buy from them free.
School books for Washington and
Garter counties at the book store.
Campbell & Martin have just receiv-
ed new lot OF trunks
The Bristol base ball club made a
successful trip down the road last week.
They played one game at Greeneville
and two at Knoxville, winning all
three.
Do not be induced to take some 9TH
er preparation when you call for
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get
Hoods, which is peculiar
Telephone Office in Jonasbor0 at
Planters House. A conversation with
any one in Johnson City will cost but
Is cents.
The largest stock to select from and
goods marked down low is what H. w.
Weller ogers.
Tom Hurst, Of the firm OF Hurst &
Penland, has returned from New York
They will occupy the store room in
the lobe Block, now occupied by
Crumley & Gilmer
W. W. kirkpatrick, the One Price
Clothier, has returned from New York
lie bought an immense stock of cloth
ing aud furnishings. Read his Ser
mon" in another column.
Seaver & Summers are buying di
rect from factory and can save you
money.
We will pay the highest market
price for dried blackberries,
Hunter & Brown.
The lives Of. Cleveland and Thur
man, and Harrison and Morton car
be subscribed for at the Book Store.
II you want nice chicken, a pound
of nice butter, bushel of nice apples
a sack OF nice -four, some nice toma
toes, potaties, &c, go to Campbell 4
Martin. .a'as
| You can send a message to Jones
boro by telephone and have it prompt
y delivered for Is cents. Telephon
office McFarland's Drug Store.
Look out for Campbell & Martin
new stock OF shoes that will be in in
few days.
A. B. Bowman's cannery is in iul
r blast just now, lie will put up 10
600 cans Of peaches, corn and toma
toes, this year.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, the eide,
daughter of G. Alex Anderson, die
Wednesday night at her fathers HON
on Buffalo.
CEMENT Cement!
Dbl. l:....z.l ,...-.. ~ n
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the remedies used were simple prepa-
rations reproduced III Warmers Log
Cabin C"ngh and Consumption Rem
rdy and Warmers "Tipnecanoe" the
great stomach tonic
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For Sale.

A good and well selected stock o
General Merchandise amounting tc
about $4,000, with good trade and ir
good locality, one-half wanted down
the balance on easy terms.
J. NJ. PAGAN.
Okolona, Tenn.
229-233
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Attention Farmers.

You can. buy Oliver Chilled and
South Bend Flows and repairs at
G. K.Lide & Go.
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For Sale or Rent.

A new cottage on Elm ST., 4 rooms,
pantry, closet, cellar and cistern.
]. S. WILSON.
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Nails! NailSi! NniIS!ll

Best brands of steel nails at Knox.
vile prices. G. K. Lide & Co.
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Guns! GunS!! Gnns!ll

Muzzle and breach leaders at Knox
vile prices. G. X. Lide & Co.
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CEMENT Cement!!

Black diamond cement 1925 per
barrel, G. X Lide Il Co.
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Hardware,

Get prices and then go to C. K. Lide
+ Co They defy competition.
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LOG CABINS were not
lighthouses and the people
who dwelt in them were
not hot-house growths.
They were a hardy
healthy generation and
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Iron! front! Iron

5000 pounds charcoal iron at Knox
vile prices, C.K. Lide & Co,
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will pay market price for green
peaches delivered at my cannery, and
will buy green apples after Sept. 1st
st. A. B. BOWMAN.
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ARE YOU INTERESTED
I'M
MY EARLY FALL SERMON?

While some have been rusticating and re-
newing the vigor Of the body for another sea-
son I have been busiest AS fast as the pro-
duet for one season is completed the brains
and hands begin for another, and to-day
place my Early Fall Clothing and Furnishing
Goods for your inspection. can safely say
never showed my stock with as much conf
dence ofyour approval. The prices are right.
My profit is the One Small Advance between
the wearer and the manufacturer. You'll
save at least THIRTY PER GENT. here.
ME HAA HswsHw M -As~.z
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A fresh lot of Blue
Notified Soap, the best
laundry soap in the
market.
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THE COMET.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

Subscription price, one year, $1.25.
b" E" emo. rs.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Johnson City, Tenn,
as Second Glass Matter.