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BoOne,s Creek Farm For Sale.

l will offer on Monday, the 23d day
of December, 1889, at the Courthouse
door at Jonesboro, Tenn, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, the 1870
acre tract OF land situated five miles
from Jonesboro, unless sold sooner
privately. Said land adjoins J.F, Girls
ham, Joseph Worley and others.
Terms o~ne-fourth cash on day OF sale,
balance in one, two and three years
with 6 per cent. interest from date.
Any one wishing to purchase, can
confer with Col. R. H. DUNCAN, Jones'
bOro, Tenn, or with myself at Bristol,
Tenn. This November the 10, 1882.
z. L. BURsoN.
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WHY.

Because long credit to me is like
Gains punishment, it is more than /
can bear. Because | can do more
work with the same force not requir
ing the time Of ore hand to keep the
books.
Because some people think that be-
cause q merchant has large stock Of
goods, he does not need money, which
is not correct.
Because l can sell cheaper for cash
than on time. No bad debts ye know.
Because the pay down system is the
correct one.
For these and many Others which
can enumerste from time to time.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21

The Carnegie Land Co., sold 46 lots
last week, making a grand total of be-
tween 400 and 500 sold to date, and all
this has been done before they have
commenced to advertise.
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CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND DRESS GOODS.

Those who owe me either notes or
accounts. will please call and settle as
all accounts must be closed by JAM,
l 1890. There will be a man around
to see you if you do not get in, please
be ready when he comes to make set
Element.
Then come and see me.
If you can not do 80 before, ! will be
pleased to give you some good bar
gains.
II is said that "time 10 money" well,
in one sense it is, but / prefer the
money, I can take it and pay my obi
cations and buy more goods which l
can not do with time; and it is won
derful how a few days time in some
instances, grows to weeks, months and
sometimes years, then when you try
to collect it you make an everlasting
enemy out OF the one you have &C.
commodated. ! want to be friendly
with all mankind, and shell take
great care to please you every time
you come to see us.
Best coffee in town, try it.
Come and see our solid color, ell
wool filling, linseys at only % cents,
the very thing you want.
Heavy Gray Flannels, at 20 and %
cents.
Nice Gray Flannel at IS cents, an
article frequently called for, but sell
dom kept.
White Flannel 25 to 80 cents, the
the latter is something that is hard to
beat.
Mems wool half hose for Is cents,
think OF that.
Children's wool hose, at 10 to IL
cents.
Misses wool hose at Is TO 20 cents.
Mems Cotton 4 hose double .heeled
and toed, seamless only 10 cents
Cotton plaids, 81 cents.
Red cross wash tub and challenge
soap 5 cents.
Call and get your Thanksgiving tur'
key, we have some fine ones.
Dress goods at prices to favor buy
ers.
Friends, acquaintance and stran'
gers are cordially invited to come and
see me at No. s Market street johnson
City, Tenn.
Yours to profit you.
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Already at work on the Three C,s.

ALREADY AT WOFk on the Inree Cb'
Robert Wood, OF Morristown, has
been prospecting in town this week
for hands to work on the Three G rail-
road, but he finds our laborers all en-,
gaged.-Mossy Greek Visitor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21

Out Of the Frying Pan Into the Fire.
Sam Crumley was up from Johnson
City yesterday viewing the wilderness
OF mud Astounding in these regions
Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
Johnson City Uses the Ladle and Owns
the Tureen.

What has become OF the Bristol
Danville road? Is it also ain the
soup"Y W. certainly can't afford to
loose it.-Courier.
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ALL LARGE SIZE LOTS,
TERMS TO SUIT THE
PURCHASER.

Fine Residence Plots, of about y
acres each in the city. They are
grand, elevated, overlooking the
whole city. offered for a short time
only. Apply at Office for fuller de.
scription, terms, &c. Suitable for ele-
CANT and costly residences.
Fine lot on Division St., $500 cash
Lots on Roam ST., for $500 cash.
l Lot on Walnut ST., for $175. (Bar-
gain.)
One lot on Myrtle st, for $500 cash.
(Bargain.l
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
READ THIS LIST.

3S Residence lots on Upton St.,
$175 to $3.50 each.
SS Residence lots on Locust ST.,
$3.50 to $500 each,
10 Residence lots on Poplar st.
$175 to 5000 each.
81 Residence lots on Chestnut ST.,
$175 to $500 each.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21

]. C. Sullivan received 90 teams this
morning from Kansas City, for his
work near Kingsport.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
NEW ROUTE FOUND.

When Col. johnson was asked about
the rumor that the Three C's would
build to Asheville. He said it was part
ly correct. The Chief Engineer had
found a new route that would save the
company 100000 and would necessi-
tate leaving Bakersville to the left
about Is miles and running within
about 80 miles of Asheville. The new
route will leave the old line about 20
miles this side of Bakersville and go
up the Cane river to huntsville and
follow the valley below the Blue Ridge
mountains to Gillispie's Gap, where it
again connects with the old line and
goes on to Rutherlordton. The new
route will not only be cheaper, but ii
will avoid the crooked course of the
Toe river and will really be a more di-
rect line. Yancy county will vote aid
to counteract the loss Of the subscrip.
ton from Mitchell county.
Asheville is one Of the l%iveliest
towns in North Carolina and is very
anxious to get a connection at John
son City. The city proposes to give
100000 to get it and Gel. Johnson
says he will build a branch line from
Burnsville which viii give them the
desired connection and the thriving
city Of Asheville can get all the fueI
il wants for domestic and manufact-
uring purposes over the Three C's &c
q nothing CT the other advantages
Of the road to such agrowing town.
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Are Still in the Fight and
The Battle RACES Hotter
Than Ever.
BELOW SEE SOM OF THE
WRECKS IN BARGAINS.

BELOW SEE 5 M II OF The
WRECKS IN BARGAINS.
1000 lots in Carnegie, ranging in
prices at $165, $175, 1926 and $3.50
now, but will be higher First of Dec
cember.
20 lots on Watauga avenue, at $3.50,
and $500, for a short time only.
A farm 81 miles from town Of 70
acres, with q Z room house, large barn
16 acres level bottom, 10 acres fine
timber. Well watered, fine orchard,
10 acres in clover, 6 acres in timothy.
Price $4,000. Terms reasonable.
100 acres ore half mile from depot
at $3.50 per acre, suitable for cutting
up into lots. A fortune for somebody.
/ business lot fronting on Main and
Market streets, 22H feet front at
$1,000. MaHm MI
| business lot on Market street at
$1,000 $500 worth Of brick wall to-
wards building a house.
We have a number of 9TH
.er farms; also lots as cheap
as $110 and up.
A number Of houses all
over the city for sale, and lots
in nearly all the other addi-
tions.
Call and see us and if you
want to buy, sell, rent or talk
real estate in any Of its
phases we will be with you.
H0SS, KING 8 CO.,
JOHNSON CITY, TENN,
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FRIDAY MORNING.

The tour of the city was continu-
ed. The Morristown Tobacco Facto-
rS was visited and the boys were pre-
sented with a box OF good cigars. The
next place was the Southern Drug
Co, where each member was pre-.
sented with a bottle OF DR.. Browns
No. 7.'bitters, said to be a very fine
remedy for a number of ills the flesh
is heir to. The Opera House was
looked at and found to be a very neat
and comnodious room with a large
stage fitted with a full set OF scenery
Col. 0. G. Kings Office was mex visit.
ed and the Col. took pleasure in ex-
planning the numerous minerals,
hardwoods, &c, Of which he has a
choice selection.
At 10 o'clock the Association met in
the parlors OF the Cain House and
was called to order by the president,
The program Of the previous night
was taken up and the advertising
agent was completely knocked out.
The resignation OF Colonel John E
Helms as financial agent was accepted
and the Office declared vacant for the
time being.
Adjourned for dinner and re-assem.
bled at l 80 and the "first cost Of adj
vertising discussed at length.
On motion of G. H. Darlington, the
election OF officers was postponed un.
til next meeting.
On motion OF w. NJ. Holman, the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of the
Association be- extended to the citi
zens OF Morristown for the many cour
tesies rendered, and to Col. TIC. Cain
especially, Ter his share in the enter,
tainment.
The Association adjourned to meet
at Johnson City in February, 1890, in
response to an invitation through the
COMET.
NOTES.
Col. Helms received the boys in 6
paternal manner.
The members we're constantly before
the Recorder.
Harris Whiteside was all smiles anC
talked Morristown continually.
Capt. Trent, was a willing and bene.
fetal member OF the entertaining com
mittee.
Frank Lafferty was the funny man
and added greatly to the enjoyment
Of the Press.
Col. Gaut is an enthusiastic Morris
town man, and tired of telling
its advantages.
Mayor Dickson is the right man ir
the right place as chairman of ar
entertaining committee.
Without Tom Gains. smiling face
and portly presence, the affair would
have been less delightful.
Frank Goodson is stuck on Morris
town, and don't care who knows it.
He delights to tell of its future anC
predicts a bright one.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The boys we're suppered at the Vir-
GINA House. AT z 80 the association
met in the parlor of the Cain House,
with the presid ent in the chair.
Report Of the committee on pro-
gram was read, and adopted as follows A;
1st,--Uniform subscription rate to
to be opened by W. M. Holman.
2nd.--Legal advertising q. H. Oar
lington.
3rd.-The advertising agent and all
his phases Col. John Helms.
4th-The first cost of advertising
The Association.
After the uniform subscription rate
was satisfactorily disposed of, Col.
W. S. Dickson entered and an
nounced that the citizens awaited our
pleasure in the dining room. The
Association adjourned until 9 o'clock
Friday morning and repaired to the
dining hall where a few hours were
spent in ieasting the inner man-an
editors favorite pastime.
The feast over, Col. Helms proposed
the toast, "The Press of the First Dis.
trict" which was responded to by Col,
Gaut, Mayor Dickson and Recorder
Lafferty. The Mayor then proposed
johnson City, next to Morristown
the greatest town on earth" and call
ed on the CONT to respond. He de.
clined to enumerate the many advan
tages as Johnson City plays second
fiddle to no town" "Jonesboro, thu
oldest town in the State" was mex.
proposed and G. H. Darlington re
sponded, closing by repeating Ole
Rips toast there's to you and YOU
families, &C." "Rogersville is th'
best county in the State" (becaus,
toast master Dickson was from
there) was responded to by w. T
Robertson and R. R. Emmert respon
ded to "Unicoi County, the Kid" ]
B. Hill responded briefly to "The
Granger" and JAS. Fitzgerald handed
"Public Enterprise" "Morristowr
and her resources" was neatly han
died by John E. Helms, jr., and Capt
Trent, in his usual happy style respon
ded to "Our Fathers in Israel" Las
but not least Col. Dickson replied
beautifully to "The Ladies who ar,
absent, God bless them" At a lat
hour the guests departed and the boy
retired to dream over d day happily
spent.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Important Change.

From this date Nov, 20 1889 l will
begin to do a spot cash or pay down
business. Win therefore open no
more new accounts and will close up
all old accounts as rapidly as possible.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
WHAT rs


1t is that impurity in the blood, which, ac-
eumulating in the glands Of the neck, pro-
duces unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which deyelopes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tons usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from 1t.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
BUSINESS LOT.

29x76K feet on Market St, in heart
ofbusiress center, offered for a few
days at $1,000.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21

1000 lots in Carnegie, ranging in
prices at $165, $175, 1926 and $3.50
now, but will be higher First of Dec.
cember.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21
ACREAGE.

8 acres on High st., will make IA
lots 50x150 feet offered for q few days
$500. (Bargain.)
So acres in East Carnegie about 20
lots $500.
7 acres strip in Carnegie addition
$4,000.
s acres tract adjoining Carnegie
Land Co., at $75 per acre.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-21

20 lots on Watauga avenue, at $3.50,
and $500, for a short time only.
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S6aiten, 5uiueilen aud Elm mott erleu9
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gIei6; Giles flldtete bOriiber, riidwdrts,
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Serns ber Dinge unS Der Meni6en!
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Statiftit Der 8ratalitas.

Sn Deutidlanb linb tilralih Die Rez
lultate bcr GriuiinaIftatiitt bes @ei6es
fir oas Sabr 1887 i'm Drud erf6ienen.
0as Wetf benefit auf's Ntue bic rrerf=
miiroige @rf6einung, baB Der @baratter
Der 8er6rsden fi9 in DeutIAlaub felt
Sabrsn ltetig dnDert: Die 8erbre6eu
gegeu bas @igentbum nebmen Edmlib
beltdnbig ob. uorin ein erfreuIid)er 8es
tDeis liegt, baB Der WoblitanS bes &eis
Dies coniequent 5unimmt. Dageaen
mebren li9 Die 3ob9eiis. .ger5re9en in
auffalenoer Weiis. 9ie ,R6lu. 3ts."
tpibmet bieier @rfdeinung ben fplgen.
BEN bed6 nsmeftben @ommentar:
nSefOrst muB iid isbsr Greunb oss
beuti9en 8Dlfes uno ieiner @e|ittuug
fragen: Was min bas perben, lpenn
Oas Budget ber &obbeiisperbre9en in
ben fommenben Sahren bieielbe 9ieis
gung gum Steigcn etfennen ldBt luie
bisber2 Die geosrapbil6e Werbreitung,
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nit 5winsen5er Notbtpsnbigteit auf bic
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den am mefeu btr flnloieu 86aerei
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gebotenen ginfdjretens gu cntbalten.
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bon @elebrten gum @egenIianb crimis
nalpOlitiider unb iociallliifder unters
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len. als baNelbe oHenfunoiaen 8ebiirfs
nihen beg geiellf6aftliden 2ebeus ni6t
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rem f6nntenl @epiRe llebeI liegen i'm
Glut unb oas Operiren oes einselnen
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eigentli6 gar nidt 10 etlid, ME IT Gus,
I1be; mir ioilteH nur NAL firamnl aufs
muden. ba niirb' ct f9Dn Helm lpetben;
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Softer bod ni6t gebalien. llnb lie ieIblt
parir.e Inn au9 nibt mebr.
Sas bat fie geiagt! beft1tiate 6erz
manti @ruber pi1tig.
llns baut ct aber am Gnbe bD1.
S6 tpeiB iiberbaupt ni6t, iparum mir
uns BON @rubers S6ipeiter oufbeben
lohen follen. bemettte Elm unnatiirli6
berltdnhiger Gnabe.
9lu, Oil, bic 1T ia riefig btibI9! Be-
Iebrte ibn Elm anberer, un6 oeTer @runb
f9lug our6.
Wenn elmer anfangen will, meinetz
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tbue i'd nidt.
eD'n feiger 9uab! Sd tbu's elei6 |
rlef SermonH 8ru6er ftpls. Wan muB
ben Stier bel ben 06rnern faRen!
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tbut er uidts, Hdmii6 BON tpegen Deis
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g@, nuiinn; meiue s9pelter iIf ia
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funben fanf ber gteipeft bor ibm in
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tbIt er Dir ni6ts; ipeun man perliebt
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auw angefangen nit benz aufbeben!
gBia i'd aud! 1ief Gruber trobig.
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st tbut Dir ia ni6is; bent bod an
ben G6ter, ben er au9 ui9t gebauen
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tuie Su nod lange ni6t bif.
g}ein, nod langs niht!
6ermann 8rubsr fiiblie ii9 febr 9es
l1mei6elt uno ermuibigt
lnb natiirli6 trommcin mir ale
nit.
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erregie Stimmung.
9urrab, 9inber, tief cine problerilde
Stimne, mir MAIDEN eineu MuTlianb mie
bic Samniter =
9l6, bas ift ni6is, bic mubten nad,ber
burGs Sod geben, antDOrtete ein au6e,
ret, bas tbuu mir nidtl
Rein, bas tbun mir ni9tl Niemais /!
9iiemaIs! giiemaIsl
yta, benn alfo Die bic @berusfer.
@ruber beiBr ia aud 9ermann, bas in
famos; @ruber iit ia bod Der anliif,
ter!
Jamos! 9ermann @ruber, Der @be=
ruster, bpfl
9Bieios gBie bat ct angeiiiftet2 Ffagte
etne ettpas dngfiIide Stimme i'm 6;n.
tergrunbe.
yta, bait 9u benn ni6t geb0rt2 Seine
S9lpeiter bat ibm seiast, Sfpan mdr'
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9as arotc erforSern,s, ,ur ssroit,

Die Speifa6e Operaicu her 0preauune nm her M
imiltruns hes gernauten If srcbe Grforrern6 ,r
etenipeHoenes3 8lu u bemiea III e. nur netbmst "a
nit aushauer unn RcgeImdti ~tett Sce ter's SFaaeR
bters iu sebranden. Dd5 raft unb leten1pCnhenSe
5u r9suren uno gu kari. una naturc pen Were3n'
unsSs unb afmtI.eun9sPrp1eb gu erei6tern ipIe boS
9aupttel ieben OGenisen leia, pelde an einem 9Ran
SGlalciirtett, Mangel an appala laien lid ee,r5f .
f auf Sertauun9sSeritrunaeu wrld br l. Gean
beetise eteie une t}re pilerei qudls1een une peni
semen S'mpioHe pe iprint rcn elbf. Der a 9es
10 lanSe he vi iimliruns Ger ouisenrmmenen Notruna
unoouitdneis lit. Das Sters uterpnbe haS etu. az
aud SJleild nnb JiuStein, alip an q6rpe mbiton,
Das Ster5 iie9t aud dber Wa.aria, Nterenz uut 81
berleiten, 8eritcpfnnS uno rbeumdtiide G6mer,en
@rhnei6tct ea5 @baratteriitttum eiuergBttiamtet
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9aoiar 0etuiunung In bem Der.
&t0nfen

Sn Der OrtI9aft Selamare @itp i'm
Siaate Delauare befiuben fi6 orei Sir.
men, peI6e lib ausidliebli6 nit eem
St6rfang unb Der Serfiellune bon
u&ufiifdfm@ &abiar aug Dem Gogen
Der betreffenben Gii6art bef9dftigeu.
Wdbrenb beg lebten Griibiabrs tpurben
i'm @ansen 400 5t6re i'm @efammteez
pi6t bon ca. 376.0 900 pfunb gefansen
BON bieier 3abl batten nur 1920 Gifds
3ogen; aug oem lebteren purben 72O
Gab { (0 l40 pFunb) Gaoiar i'm 8e-
iammtwertbe bon 1914 bergsfellt.
Der bel Weitem gr6bte She'll bes in
Delapare @itp berseiielIten Gapiats
pirb mad EUROPA, namentlidl na6
Seuti9lanb, erportirt, bon mo- aus er in
fleinen Slc9boien berpadt als oe6ier
ruflli6er &aoiar" tuiebsr gu uns aurhds
tebrt unb Hattirlid bementipre6enb
tbeurer seworbeu 1T. = Mundus vult
decipi etc.
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burG locale gepIicotionen, ba iit bcu SIP Der
sfranfbeii nidt errciden fonnrn sfdtarrb lit
cine 8lut< ober gouItituiioHs. Jfrant6cit, uno
un EIe gu bcilcn, miibt 9br innsrIide 9eiImit.
tel nebmsn 9all'S aaiartb. Sur pirb eiuac.
nommen uub pirft bircft nuf bas 8lut uno bic
fd1Ieimige SberFddle. 9aIl'S Gotarte sfur it
feinc Guadfalber M'oi3in. Sie purOe icit Sab
reu bon einem Der beieu gerste bicItS eanbes
OsrOrhnet unb 10 Elm rsscIm5b biJcs &teept 5ie
btItcbt aus ben bsifen 8lutreini9ungsmiiteIn,
bic orcet auf bic S9leimpberAdde ipirten. Die
oolIiommsne 8erbinenna fer apsi Bstanbtbei!e
1T 60, mas frld punbsr0oas GtluItnts bel Der
9tllung bon aatarrb berbortrirat. Capt eud
3fn9niiie umionit Ididen
y. 3. @beue1 & Co., 9olcbo, ..
aSs 8srtauit ben apot5etern, rs @ents.