The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-04-05

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viii Patton has fitted up an ice
cream parlor in the third story of his
building and will be prepared to serve
the delicious" Saturday night. He
has an elegant parlor and will sustain
his well deserved reputation in quail
ty OF cream. Leave orders with him
and have cream delivered to your
home free of charge.
J. H. Muiholland and Miss Matte
Bearden were married at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, Knoxville, last
Thursday night by Rev. DR.. Ringgold,
IN the presence Of large number OF
friends. Mr.. Mulholland is we'll
own is this city, and the bride is a
very popular Knoxville lady. A num-
Der OF handsome presents were receiv.
cd.
The Hughes Lumber Company, of
Chattanooga, have an advertisement
IN this issue. This company is one
OF the. largest in the South and 40 they
manufacture all the goods they han
die, it is safe to presume they can
furnish goods cheaper than dealers.
Mr. X, Q. Hunter, of this city, 10 the
agent for East Tennessee and will
gladly furnish prices and estimates on
all grades Of work. Call on or address
him at johnson City.
The firm Of Christian, Hoss & Hodge
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
A. F. Hoss and Wis Hodge have re.
tired and Wiley M. Christian will con-
tlnue the business at the old stand.
Mr.. Christian is too we'll known as a
business man to need comment. The
fact that he will continue in business
insures the people that they can al
ways find what they want and will be
treated righgt at his store. Read his
advertisement in another column and
read it every week as it will be to your
interest to do so.
Frederick T. Roberts, NJ. D, Physi-
clan to the Royal College of Surgeons,
University Of London, Eng, says
" LOSS of appetite, loss of eyesight
dyspeptic symptoms, Irregularities OF
The bowels, are some of the symphonic
OF advanced kidney disease" War,
ner's Sale Cure cures these troubles,
because it removes the cause, and put
ting the kidneys in a healthy condi-
tor, enables them to expel the poison
GUS or waste matter from the system
This is why Warmers Safe Cure cures
so many symptoms that are called
diseases.
Fresh oysters served in any style al
: Patton's restaurant in basement.
The new board of Mayor and Alder
men was sworn in last Saturday in the
Mayors Office and entered upon the
discharge of their duties for the enSu
ing year. The first business was the
election of Recorder and Marshal
Mr.. Simcox naminated Pc. Miller fol
recorder. When the ballot was taken
there were three votes for Miller and
four for John Lusk. This was a sur.
prise to all present, even to Mr.. Lusk
himself. Mr.. Lusk is a Democrat anG
had held the Office last year, but wal
: not candidate for reelection as i
, was supposed Republican would bt
elected as they had a majority in thu
board, The Republicans could no
=. agree on man, however, and three
of them voting with Democrat elect
ed Mr.. Lusk. He has made a gooC
recorder and it would have been diff
cui to find more worthy man for tn,
place. Mr.. 0. Burleson was reelected
t marshal without any opposition. TIT
usual committees was appointed b.
his honor, Mayor Ike T. Jobe, who
G also made short but pointed talk
The new board have lots OF work to d.
and it is hoped they will begin at once
1 The Sanitary committee should Sc,
!, that the city is in good, healthy con
dition before warm weather that W,
may not have the sickness this yea
: that we had last. The street commit
4 tee have also plenty to do that is jus
as urgent. Streets need Strengthening
4 widening, grading and repairing
\ New streets are also badly needed
Myrtle street should be opened ant
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