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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-18
Local Items.
DOmOyan--Artistic Tailor.

Miss Cobb, Of Wcllston. Is visl:-
ing Miss George Miller.
Miss Bird Morris, of Xenia, i
visiting Miss Edna Cresap.
Uncle Luther Bort celebrates thu
7lst anniversary Of his birthday
TO day. May he live to see many
more.
Mrs L. A. Crawford and daugh
ter, Miss May. are visiting rela
tives IN Pleasantville and Co
lumbus.
A company with a capital Of
$75O,OOO, has been formed TO pipe
natural gas from Lancaster to Go
lumbus.
Mrs. N. Rarick of GAINESVILLE, and
Mics Mary Fslt, Of Allegheny
City, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
n. j. Weiland.
Mr.. Swinohart. the popular az
tornoy Of Adelphi, accompanied by
HE handsome little boy, were vis'
tors in Logan this week.
Col. d. j. Cresap returned from
his Southern trip on Friday last.
after an absence of several weeks,
very much improved in health.
DIR. ApIin, the new post master
at Carbin Hill. made pleasant call
ut the Sentinel Office last saturday.
The DIR. and z. NJ. Is a welcome
visitor.
Mrs. Anna Dunbar nd daughter
in law. Mrs. John Dunbar. of Hill
yards station, and Mrs. lea Cum
minis, of Lancaster, were visitors of
Mrs. Tom I,ainey the past week.
e Mr.. Belt and family desire 10
express their sincere thanks 10
their friends for the sympathy
and kindness extended 10 them
during their recent bereavement.
DIR. Lyons, the popular physician
at Sand Run, proposes disposing Of
valuable horse on the 1 lth of Au
gust, by chance. The tickets are
one dollar each and the number
limited to l35. This Is chance to
get Q good horse.
We call attention to the i'm
menso advertisement of Collins
& Moore in this issue. There is
nothing small about that estab-
lishment neither in quantity,
quality of goois. nor in their adj.
veriisement. Read and see what
they have TO say
Mr.. Henry Dorm and family. of
Columbus, were visitors in Logan
last week, guests of Mr. Charles
Becker. Mr.. Dorm has many friends
in Logan and the Hooking Valley.
and will eet the support OF our del
egation for Lieutenant Governor.
Guthrie 4 Wadsworth have a
new advertisement in this issue
They want to prepare the way
for an early arrival of Fall and
Winter Goods, and are offering
big inducements 10 purchasers.
Don't fail To read their announce
ment and then call and see them.
A youag man named Earl Cliff
ford, OF Nelsonville. was drowned
near that place ON Saturday eve
ming, while bathing. His funeral
took place Monday afternoon
from the NJ. E. Church, Rev. 6
w. Burns, officiating. The Mel
eonvllle Cornet band, OF which
Clifford was a member furnished
appropriate music.
TIE Shawnee and Slra:tsville
Base Bal: clubs will play a match
game for 10000 a side, at the
Logan Base Ball Park, on Satur
day afternoon, Goth inst. There
Is great rivalry between these
two clubs, and an excursion OF
300 people from Shawnee and
6traitsville will be here TO wit
ness the contest. Good music
during the game. Ladies free.
Tickets can be had at the Rem
pei House, Kessler Bros w. j.
Frasll and John Slisher's.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-18
D0nleStiiCS.

Our &c Gngham reduced to 5 / % per yard
All Lancaster Bingham reduced o l ic per yard.
Good Dark prints at 4c yard.
All standard prints reduced to &c per yard.
Turkey Table Linen
Lonsdale bleached Muslin at 7 l &c per yn,d.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-18

Barbed Wire, Picket Wire Fencing
Screen Doors and Chains, 1T JACOB
CII WARZ'S.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-18

10 our fuIl line Oh new
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Also ready to receive Wool to
Card anil SPIN for Customers.
Fu!lirg aud Dressing done IN a
wOrkmaniike manner a full
stock of Goods suitable for Farm
ers. Merchants or men It any
profession, which we will sell
Cheap tor Cash or Exchange for
Wool.
JACOB L. TRITSCH.
June 6. 3m
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
BARGAINS in diamonds Thayor'a
DEATH OF MRS. D. T. PORTER.
A Usefii Life Endod-A Lady Whose
Rule OF Life Was Charity.


A Usefui Life Endod-A Lady Whose
Rule OF Life Was Charity.
Mildred Ann, wife of Dr. d. r. Porter,
departed this life yesterday, leaving be-
hind her vacuum which II will be diff
cult 10 an. Her life was devoted TO carry
ing sunshine unto the hcarthstone OF 9TH
ers. Society had no attractions for her.
The glare and tinscl and shallowncss OF
It's conventional methods repealed her.
She avoided oslenia,ion Of all kinds. Her
life was simple, mothodic, good. The APP.
neal OF charity always found In her ro-
sponsiye and generous hand. She do
lighted i'm acts OF benovoloncc. She alb
horrcd publicity. ''To do good by stealth
aud blush 10 find IL fame, seemed the
guiding star Of her benevolent tendencies.
The world knew little OF her. The lines OF
her usefulness lay far from the
maddening crowd. by the bedside
Of somo sufferer, at the grave OF q
friendlca stranger, at the right hand
OF the widow and the orphan, size found
the lttost atmosphere. She came and went
without stir or c0mm0tion. Tho very gcn-
tlencss Of her presence was In itseli a sooth-
ing influence. To do right, 10 DO good, TO
help Others was her avocation In life, aud
besscdly did she fulfill t. Quiet and peace
ful M had been her life, 80 was her death
painless and without struggle. with tho
golden light OF the other shore In her Dyes,
She passed into the beyond without even
40 much as a sigh. May tho sod rest lightly
above her ashes.
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Special Dispatch to The Appeal,
ABERDEEN, Miss, June l2.-Policoman
+. ID. Mccoy, who was killed yesterday
morning by Alphonso Webb, was buried
this morning at 1890 o'clock, from his late
residence. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. n. ]. Miller, Of the
Baptist Church. Mr. Mccoy leaves wife
and several little children, besides many
friends and relatives TO mourn his loss.
He was good citizen and most efficient,
conscientious and reliable officer The
trouble was the result OF q misunderstand-
ing, growing out Of the arrest Of Webb
by Mccoy for disorderly conduct on the
streets Mccoy arrested Webb, aud, with
an assistant, took him TO his home near
by and directed him to enter his house
and remain there. Webb, who was drink
ing pretty freely, refused to obey the off,
Ger and struck him and then ran into his
house, and at once returned with
his pistol in his hand, when some one
told Mccoy, who was walking of, to look
out, for Webb was going to shoot him. As
Mccoy turned, Webb shot him three
times. Mccoy, before falling. shot Webb
twice, once in the arm and in the thigh,
but not fatally. Mccoy, who was shot
through the shoulder and through
the bowels, walked across tho street and
lay down and died within three minutes
The friends OF Webb claim that no was
shot by Mccoy through the arm before he
ran into his house for his pistol. Out OF
consideration for Webb and his family,
Officer Mccoy carried him TO his home,
instead OF the lookup, and this act OF
kindness on his part resulted in his death.
A decided gloom has been cast over the
whole town.
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PERSONAL.

GEORGE A. WADDILL left for Europe
yesterday.
G. IL. GLAsscocK has returned from
Huntsville. Ala.
JAcoB GorrLIEp, an old Cincinnatan, is
spending few days in our city with rela-
tives.
VisIroRs on Change yesterday J. Will
liams, Scooba, Miss. j. NJ. Williams,
wahalak, Miss; DR.. w. Bolton, Shelby
County.
HENRY A. MILLER left last evening for
Kankakee, ILL.,, TO take charge OF the
pastry department OF the Hotel Riverview.
This Is one OF the finest summer resorts in
Illinois, and Manager Wilcox is TO be con-
graduated upon securing the services OF
so efficient chef dc patlssiric.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 the powers of q certain trust doci OF
June lsSN recorded Ia book ihi, page li6 Of the
shelby County Registers Office, made to ~ ~ sc.
cure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned, dc.
fault having been made IN the same at the request
OF bencilciarics therein we will ON
saturday. July ~, 1850,
NJ the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, Ia Memphis, Tenn, sell ~ public auction
Tor cash 81 the highest bidder the following rual
estate tnwit.
An undivided one half Interest In n parcel oi
ground lying aud being Ia Memphis shelby cuun.
", Tenn, aud described a. follow. bounded on
the south by Jackson street, on the east hy tho
lands Oi Gilbert 4 Woodbridge ON the north 10y
nruadwny. aud ON thewcsi 10y Ninth street
Equity of redemption waived Taxes all paid
Title perfect, but We sell aud convey - Trustee
Up POsroN,
u. n. rusfON. Trustees
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Probable winners today.

At ~. LOUIS.
Flrsi nacc-Ifcnc, Mlrth.
fcuond Hace-Iu lucky, 0lockncr.
Third tacc-pcun y. Starter caldwell.
luurih RncC-Oariucf. tallicuic.
flnh Raco-Clnn I, 8tridcuway.
AT JEROME PARK.
Tifsi -Maxlmus. Starlight
bocond Rare -iinccland, fcuclon.
Third Racc-Erie. niablo
iourth Rac,-pudigal. Brown Charlie.
Tlith Hacc-n,n Harrison. Malachi.
Sixth knoC-NynSoud, funuco,
aiTruth Race A y, s. Valentine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

NEW YoRK. juno l2.--The entries al

NEW YoRK. juno l2--The entries and
pools for tomoTow's races are:
Flrst Rnce-Threoquartcrs Of mile. Maximus
M Nucllage ia pfinco Howard no. Rotalpa no,
Civil Service iia starlight iO7.
sss,und Raco-Mile aud an eighth. fcuclon no,
The bourbon no. Chemise 81, J A u i02, B0hcmian
l05. lakeland rs.
Thlrd Racc-Mnc and n half Diablo rs.
Zcphyrus iis, Favorable colt us, Erie Us.
foirth Racc-nroWn Charlie ms. Bohemian i0i,
Ealsbury iO7. Titiamcs lQS Zen Harrison iOl. Vol
unierr Ia soucl las VI. Prodigll no.
Finh Eacc-Onc mile and a sixteenth. Malachi
100 O'Bi2a. bohemian ia Falcon rs, Carutl
81. Kern %. fcneon i29 Ben Harrison ~.
kirth Eace-One mile ruutiCo 40 Guarantee
10 Village Maid - Vivid ~, Hot scotch M I'm
plfc ~. IL OBJ rs, firsi Attempt ila Mnin lQs
len Hrucck Jr. ios. satisfaction 100, Bob lurcy ~
Anomaly iOl, wynw00d q.
sctcnth Racc-Onc mile J a y 100, Rustlcr 100
Tiut AticmptioC - Valentine ioo Utility -. i'rod
Is.ul ITO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church will give q lawn
party at the residence Of Mr.. II. NJ. Wood
son, on McLemore avenue, Friday oven
ing, the l4th inst Special arrangements
have been mado with the Magnolia
Dummy Line for the occasion, and will
leave Second and Gayoso streets at ESQ,
Z, 7.45, and o o'clock. A good time is as
sured all who attend. An excellent band
OF music will be in attendance. Refresh
ments will be served on tho lawn. Ad-
mission, including refreshments, IS cents.
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WEDDING presents at Thayer's,
EIGHT oAsEsl EIGHT CASES,

Containing Over $4,000, $4,000 I'm
ported Cigars
Have been received by us direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom
House, during the past week; among
which are Diligencias, Henry Clays,
Flor de Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are the
only firm in Memphis who receive fro
quent shipments OF imported cigars and
our patrons arc therefore enabled TO get
only fresh cigars from us.
l. SAMElsoS & CO..
The Direct Importers Of Memphis
L. S.-We sell baseball tickets.
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THE DIAMOND.
View orieap. q. charleston q.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
CHARLESTON, S. C.. June l2.-Therc
was great ball and great deal OF II at the
park today. The attendance was i'm.
mcnse, all ladies being admitted to the
grand stand without charge. All the
stands were filed and tho baseball cranks
fairly dubbed over with enthusiasm,
despite the fact that the Pelicans won.
Houston and Schachefn, who oficiaied ioi
the Pelicans, did great work at the points.
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DIED.

PoRrER-At residence No 49, Vance street
"Wednesday, June II. 1850 nj $50 o'clock pm
MILDRED ANN, wife OF DR., u, 4, Porter Nash
Vile aud Clarksville (renn.) papers please copyl
tDue notice OF funeral will be giyen.l
WILLIAMSON family residence No. l0i Sixth
street, Chelsea "Wednesday morning, June II, 1889,
WM WILLIAMS, aged 40 years.
Remains will DO taken To Atoka, Tenn. this
(TIuRsDAl) morning. over the C., O. \ 8. W.,
r. r., for intcrmeut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE.
snecinl Auction Sale.

In order to make a change in our bust
ness we will offer at auction, TO which la
dies are specially invited, our entire stock
Of pictures, frames, oasles, glass aud tin
ware, bric-a-brac, art goods, clocks, fine
lamps, oil paintings, window shades, etc,
etc. sale TO begin at 10 o'clock am, Thurs.
day, June 10. Everything will be sold
without limit or reserve. TnE Fam,
40i Main street.
loo Tbrasher Auclioncer.
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AMUSEMEN rSr
AtJncnson Mound Park.

Cold, rainy weather would not permit
Of performance being given at jackson
Mound Park last night.
The following strong bill will be pre-.
sented for the benefit OF the Johnstown
sufferers, next Monday evening, the 18th.
Tickets have been placed on sale at many
places throughout the city, and can also
be procured at the box-olice, under the
Peabody Hotel:
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IlN IIIIIIIEs-
Charleston...... ............1 0 0 2 0 0 o. 3
NAVY OrlQaug ID q g.

Summary: Earned runs - Charleston
2. Two base hits-Fitzsimmons, Dowie,
Whalen. Total base on hits-Charoston
II, New Orleans S. First base on balls
OF Houston 2. Left on bases-Charles-
6, New Orleans !. Struck out-Hennessy
6, Houston Z. Double plays-Charleston
2, New Orleans 2. Time OF game-One
hour and thirty minutes. Umpire-Hill-
apu
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Dividend Notice.

A dividend Of y per cent upon the capital stock
OF tho NEW SOUTH LAND COMPANY has bccn
this day declared. Parties holding stock arr mott.
lied To call at the Company's onloc, No ~ Madi.
sou street, aud receive their dividend
W. 4. LOVE, President
n TuoNAa Secondary
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

Powell and Polhemus and Divine did
the grand act with the bat for New Or.
leans. The official score tells the story oil
the game, which was won by the visitors
In the sixth inning.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

A pin, ArnIn., AIc,nnder.

VmSNA, June l2.-The Tdgblda has in
formation from Belgrade that plot exists
in the palace to dethrone the young King
Alexander and proclaim Prince Peter
Karageorgcieyitch as King
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
M MARRIAGE.

MARCUs-wALroN-Mr. q. q. MARCUS to Miss
LrSA WALTON. Ceremony at Collins Chapel, sun
day, June 49, 1889. at O'Clock pm. Friends viii
be received at the hou SC, Duprcc street. south OF
Love avenue, from $50 10 4. No cards.
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TAX NOTICE.

MrNrins Tenn, June n. 1850.
From this date until saturday, the 18th instant,
all ni the Assessors books will Dc IN the County
Court room. now occupied by the Board Of Equal.
iEntOn subject IA the inspection ui nll pcffuns in
tefcsted Any one ic'llnr urfiUyud nt the nsHcstsd
value Of their properly eau appear and make their
complaint g. " SMITH,
Chairman Equalization uoard,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
WEDDING rings at Thaycr's.


THAT wide-awake firm, Scesscl & Ash.
ner. have received a car load Of water
melons, the first Of the season. They are
always ahead in getting the earliest
products OF the season, and have
maintained their well.moriied reputation
Of n pushing, reliable and fair.dealing
house. Ono can always get tho best OF
everything in the way of produce, etc, ut
Secssol & Ashnor's, No. 500 Front street.
TuF Memphis funniest have decided
90 leave Memphis Thursday, Juno 20. at
$50 D.. M, via. the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad. Round tnp ratio $40. Fol
further information apply at Louisville &
Nashville ticket Office. No. 3l2 Main ST.
JNo. a. SCoIT, Ticket Agent
GEo. u. MCLEAN, g. i. AgL
FINE watches at Thayer's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
THE ABERDEEN TRAGEDY.
PARTICULARS OF THE KILLING OF
OFFICER MooY.

1t Seems to Have Been Very Cow
ardly Murder. From the Statements
Of .Eye-witnesses, and the Deed of
an Migrate.
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BON DIS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EDUCATION, |
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 1, ISsg,

"tAihiei AhNN' duuN l. low
Sealed bids will be received by the German and
Manhattan Hanks, Of Memphis, Tenn until the
oath instant, to be SUBMITTED TO AND OPENED
by tho Board Of Education, for the purchase Of
coupon bonds issued by said Board Of Education,
under an act of the General Assembly OF this
statc passed March %, 1859, and approved April l.
1850, amounting To the sum of 100000 Said bonds
will be issued In different denominations, aud
payable IN different series, embracing period OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

NTENPIIIs CoMMANDERY No. l. X. T., w
vi will hold stated cuncnyc this OK
fTiIUKsDAl1 evening. June ~, issl, NJ -IA~
niriock Tor the Transaction of regular husi" 81
n,ss. soiouning aud resident miicn arc e0ur
"I nv 9rdS '''' ". ~ BROOKS. = c.
4. J. nAncuus. Recorder
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

npOgRFss LODGE 40 ~. X OF r.. 80
mcotsevcry TIT itsDAI a. E0Oo'clock IN in
nm. Al ofilccr and mCmlrs are rel tft1
auottod 10 attend. Visiting knights cor tts.sfy
dinily Invited. firh thursday in month, nv
Hint Rank. second Thufdny IN month, =. -.
second Hank; third THURSDAY IN month, ihlr1
Rank iy order ,. L. HALL, - -
JOmx a. MALrrn. X. r. a -
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LODGE NOTICES.

TrlrrnoNr Thaycr Tor correct hmc.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-18

If you have a discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial
loss OF the sense OF smell, taste or hear
ing, eyes watering or weak, feel dull
or debilitated, pain or pressure in the
head, take cold easily, you may rest as,
sured that You have the Catarrh.
Thousands OF casses annually, without
manifesting half OF the above symp-
toms, terminate in Consumption and
end in the grave. No disease is so
common, more deceptive, less under
stood or more unsuccessfully treated
by physicians. The manufacturers
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy have,
for many years, offered a standing re-
ward of $500 for a case of Nasal Ca
tarrh, no matter how bad or OF how
long standing, which they cannot cure.
Remedy sold by druggists at 50 cents.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-18

Col. r. A. JOHNSON, General Mana
ger OF the Charleston, Cincinnati q
Chicago Railroad is still in the city.
He was seen yesterday by che COMET
but could not say definitely when work
would commence here us there are
still some preliminaries to arrange, but
he thinks IN another week matters will
be so adjusted that the time for break
ing dirt in earnest can be announced.
When work is begun 1t will be pressed
rapidly to completion. BY the decis-
ion of the Supreme Court OF South
Carolina last monday, validating the
bonds issued by several townships in
that State in aid OF the construction OF
the road they win have the use of $780,
600 that has been in litigation for some
time and has therefore embarrassed
the company to some extent $780,
600 of this money is to be spent here
and 100000 is to be used on the Au-
gusta division, which will also be COM
menced soon. More than go miles oil
that division is already graded and an
engineer corps is now being formed to
make new survey, or rather to cor
rect the old survey, of the other por
ton. As the money matter is settled
the principal cause OF delay in begin
ming work here is the water works
contract. Col. johnson is engaged il
the task of adjusting all differences il
this and other matters and smoothing
the feelings that have been excited
He asks only what he thinks is right
The city and people seem willing t.
grant him almost anything he ask
il they know that what they give hin
will remain under his management
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-18
1T WAS MEAN,
And the Perpetrator Will
Some Day Regret that He
Cannot Shake the
Stigma from His
Character.
Special to the CONT.

Special to the CONT.
A young man during the last de.
cade was employed by a firm in a
city not a thousand miles from this
place, and by attention to business
and habits of industry he won the
confidence and esteem of his en-
ployers and they were willing to
trust him in any place or position,
but at last he, by stealth, took from
their safe something of valne to
CRAFTY the desire of a friend think
ing, we presume, that the property
would not be missed. But the pro-
prietors soon discovered the theft
but decided to say nothing about
the matter, but to leave it with him
and his conscience, and the young
man was allowed to drift away,
and is doubtless frequently troubled
with guilty conscience because Of
the deed which his friend enticed
him to do. While he was not
guilty in the sight of men he was
guilty in the sight of Him who
seeth all things, and he was self
condemned, and he ought to be, for
all will agree that his action was
mean and unbecoming to gentle
man..
But that is no meaner than for a
man in the trade to gain the con-
fidence of his patrons and then sci
about to swindle them with shoddy
short weight and short measure, OF
to cheat the children that may be
aent to their place of business, and
the public ought not patronize such
a fellow.
When you want straight homes
goods at regular straight low dowr
prices, call on or send to
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-18
A Bright Prospect for the Cutting
School.

The National Garment Gutter peo-
pie are meeting with decided success
in organizing their work in Johnson
City. They will soon have large
class No article ever introduced in
this country has met with more cor
dial reception, or been more greatly
needed than has the National Garment
Gutter.
In nearly all the towns down
through East Tennessee the Cutter
has been introduced and in every in.
Stance good classes have been organ
lied and the people are well pleased
with the work, and where the work
has been known the longest the peo-
pie are the most enthusiastic in its
praise. No lady in Washington coun.
ty should let this opportunity go by
unheeded.
We also learn that good class is
being organized at Jonesboro.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-18

The johnson City Tin and Stove
Company commenced business last
week in the store room in the Harris
Block, lately occupied by w. ]. Thorn
as. The company has bought the
stock of stoves and tinware belonging
to Pierce & Mann. They will carry a
large stock OF goods and while they
will not sell exclusively at Wholesale,
still they will do an extensive jobbing
business. They will do strictly cash
business and will therefore be enabled
to sell close. F. P. Baxter is the bust
ness manager, and J. H. Pierce will
superintend the manufacturing de-
partment. Mr.. Pierce is a practical
timer and all work will receive his
personal supervision. They will be
prepared to do all kinds Of roofing and
cornice work on short notice.