The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

Hour, corn and saw mill. For prices
call on or address w, A, BROWN,
CARRIERS Mills, f Tenn.
Takeyour wool to Hunter 4 Brown.
Hammncks, croquet sets cheap at
The Book Store
Mrs. II Gildersleeve has returned
from Il visit to homeiolks in New
York.
Buy that ladies button shoe at Kirk
patrick & Co for 81 90 worth 81 IS any |
where in the city,
Mr.. Lynn Hahn, Of Cranberry, pass
ed through the city yesterday on his
way to Knoxville
Parasols fans and ladies trimed hats
in variety at kirkpatrick & Co.
The largest line Of fishing goods
ever brought to Johnson City can be
found at
THE BOOK STORE.
Miss Mildred Smith has been quite
i'll for several weeks but her many
friends will be glad to learn that
she is improving.
Fishing reels, poles, lines, etc, at
The Book Store.
Our shoe stock is immense call on
us and save money.
Penland, Hurst & Co.
Wool wanted at Hunter & Browns.
Mr.. Edward Cosgrove, Of Massachu-
sets, began Il series OF temperance lee
lures at the NJ. +, Church, South, last
night and will lecture every night un-
til the Dist inst Go out and hear
him. He is highly spoken of by the
press.
Knoxville Nurseries, Bird, Depew O.
Hale, Proprietors. Established 1870,
incorporated 1888. Special attention
given to growing fruit trees, small
fruit, plants, vines, and ornamental
trees suited to this latitude. Hale 4
Dougherty, general agents.
The commencement exercises OF
Milligan College closed Tuesday night
The school has had II very successful
year. The graduates this year were
Miss Anna Preston and II. r Garret
of Va, and f D. Love and c. G. Price
OF Tenn -
Our contemporary mentioned find
ing chair bottoming establishment il
johnson City a few weeks ago. W.
think there is mistake somewhere
1t must have been in Elizabcthton o.
5 Jonesboro as there are more chairs
bottomed at either of those places il
one day than in Johnson City in
!, yem.
! Transfers complain that the John
J. son City road through the 9th ciyi
district of Garter county is almost i'm
! passable even at this time of the yeal
The county court should look int
the matter and appoint q road com
n missioner as there is no such officer 10
that district at present.
q Mr.. w. ). Campbell the live rel
v estate man has returned from Wis
to his home at New Orleans. He
hero to stay now and will make thing
, move in real estate. II you hay
II property to sell or rent put it in h
- hands and have it disposed OF to az
y vantage. His Office is No Ha
Building.
70 Mr.. J. D. Williamson, President
the Rome and Columber r. r.,
Chattanooga, Mr. Alfred Sully al
Mr.. Simon Borg, of New York, q
:. rived in the city last Saturday NOR
ing in Mr. Williamson's private C;
The car was side tracked and the ge
temen were the guest Of Gen. j.
IL. Wilder while here. They were driy
ly over the city in the Generals carria
mt and all points OF interest were visited
Miss Lena st. John, the acco
ou plished daughter OF Washington COT
90 tvs most enterprising citizen, gave
asst "social" at her elegant home, Mt
as Carriers, last Friday night in honor
her guest Miss Blanch Whittak
law johnson City sent several Of its
ct. representatives and gallants and
,rd universal expression is that it was
he evening of pleasure and they are
wishing themselves many happy
turns Of the season.
A party OF young society folks sp
Yesterday in the mountains ct CT
berry. The weather was propiti
lsy and no doubt the enjoyment was
me tense. The following young la,
ms and gentlemen composed the pal
ac- Misses Lena st. John, Blench w
taker, salie and Leone Faw, Jer
ors and Nora Crumley. Messrs. j.
.uce Martin, Z. D. Duncan, ]. w, Crum
iced JOS, P. Summers, H H. Stratton,
rrn NJ L Rnrneft