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SS:: esSA's% K.Es sns
cilrshs Bicycle Club The trophy Committee esmpossd
nsrsd on U.T
@ nnS Ss T % A. so a. M %ssa "s $
Dee 2TB,octlyn Bicycle Club Citizens Bicycle
Dec s-Kings County whsslmcu Va Atslanta Wheel
dec: s-Hud,cn County whssimsn Va New York BiOy
Ebso; S-NsW YORK Bicyols Club w. KinEs County
,psS; io9citiasS. BicScs s'S Dub Va Hudson County
"bscmsn Dee Ts on g Ts,.i.D ssyS R,oo,,vn pc,o.
c,Pso iiEkngs County whoolmsnvs Citizens Bicycle
Jan. sIiudson County whsslmsn Va Ataiants wheel
Jan Brooklyn bicycle Club Va Kings County wheel.
Jan e-New York bicycle Club VS Hudson County
WlhSsl%e1 l"n , on n R P q ALLEYS c,u,.
Jan lS1Nsw York Bicycle Club Brooklyn Bicycle
Jan i4-ciiilsns bicycle Club Va iKinru County
Van; Jan; iGIAtslanta Wheclnsn vA Hudson County
Jan 2oII;SsW York Bicycle Club vN AtslAnta wheel.
Ian aioctissns, Bicycle Club va Brooklyn Bicycle
Jan 2A.iiudSSn County NJ whoemsn vn, Kings County
Jan z7-Broohiyn Bicycle Club Hudson County
Jan assSciiissns, Bicyos cluOrA New York Bicycle
Jan. SO SAtssntS SSeolmen va KinSs County wheel.
Club; on A. ". alleys O0'S's
Feb 7-Hudson County Wheolmen Va CiuEenp Bicycle
Club; H. c. W. Alleys
Feb 7-Kins. County whosmen W. Brooklyn Bicycle
Club; on X. c. W. aleya
Tsh ioT5REooilyn Bicycle Club vu. AtAlanta Wheel.
men; on b. B. O. alleyn
Hsh i0I,Sew York Bicycle Club W cit1snS' Bicycle
Club; on N. Y. B. O. alleys.
Feb. l4-KinRs County Wheelmen VI Hudson County
Wheemen: on X. 9. W. alleyA
Fob 2t-Hudson County Wheelmen ". Brooklyn b.
cycle Club; II. Z. W. alleya
TeS. 2i-klnFs County w6oolmsn VI. New York Bioy.
ole Club; on X. O. ". Alleya
Club: on B. B. G. ALLEYS
Feb. a5.citIenS bicycle Club VI. Atalanta wheel.
men; on C. b. G aleyh
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A Great Coal Find,

PoTTsvILLE, Nov. 19.-The most important
event In the coal regions OF Pennsylvania is tho acct.
dental discovery in tho extensive coiory of Lawrence
Brown At NGhGnoy Plane Tho men were running
drift about 40 yards down when they suddenly struck
vein OF pure COAL containing several million tons Tho
"nnd" wl 10 on record AG one Of tho greatest acct
dental discoveries OF n coal vein In the history OF
anthracite developments Tho vein Is over nD feet
thick and corrsspundinRly wide Its extent and
pete dimensions Will Do better learned later In the
week but even AT this time the operators sanguno
that Il VIII yield several mi lion tons OF puro coal.
The discovery WAS made vt the bottom OF an old
eolliery worked The men were simply making a
drift through to another cOiery when tho rich vein
struck.
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Mrss1oNAR1ES AMONG THE WEALTHY.
Efforts to EvanEeIIse tho AristOcratio West
End OF London.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-An evangelistlo move
ment OF a very unusual character Is attracting
some attention in London Just now. Efforts
have repeatedly been made to increase Chris
tlan Influences in the great East End. and In
Vulnerable societies have been formed with
that object in view. Tho present movement.
however. seeks its field OF labor at the other
and fashionable end Of London. In other
words, society OF good people has been
conversion Of the people OF the West End.
The plan adopted Is TO mako personal visits
direct intercourse to interest them In religion.
It Is asserted that al the houses In fashionable
London, not excluding MARLBOROUGH House.
visited In this way.
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Tho Amateur Bnllard Tourney.

Maurice DAILY said yesterday that ho believed
that orvie Odds. Jr tho amateur billiard champion
would compete after all in the amateur ArAil tourney
at the Brooklyn Assembly Rooms 1t will take place in
February Oddie he likes the handoapR which
hxed as Follows in pointsi Oddio 500 Townsend 500
Barnard $50 Jennings 80 Eeeney 800 and Hallenbeck
275. The and Mr.. DAILY contribute purse TO buy
trnkets In lion Of prizes The first prize will therefore
bo something worth striving for.
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The Jurv s,ooa EIuht 10 -Four.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 19-This evening the Jury
in the Coum forgery trial called into court after
being out seventyone hours, and reported they had
heen unable to agree and were discharged. Il WAS
learned the balloting had been eight for acqna
and four for conviction from start to h. The court
ordered Collnm 10 appear tomorr0w, when II Will be
decided what disposition will DO made OF tho case,
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Klrs In . Coal AIine.

WuKEsBARRE. Pa. Nov. 19.-A fire was dis
covered In the west side OF No. mine this morning A
Sugar Notch. The smoke spread rapidly through the
entire working and the miners and labsrerA number
Ing 900 sailed out Ihe mine iS operated ~ me
IhO nro iS mot known SuperntsndOnts Phillips and
Scott are In the mine with forge OF nTs bosses
fSs rs was sISlEuiShsd later in the day. me lo.a
SaS not BSIi0uA Work wiz b resumed tSmoEroN
morning.
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Sir Henry Jnm.. st,n Speaking.

LONDON. Nov. 19.-Sir Henry James contin-
ued bis speech In behalf of the Times before the Parne
Commission to-day. lie declared that large amount of
tho vast sums whch'had reached tho leaders Of tho
Irish national movement had not been accounted for
and this scope for evil doing League money Sir
Henry said hhd been used to defend prisoners other
than those charged with agrArian erimeh
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big Failure In shlpbu,rdrnr.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. 10.-The failure OF the
PAson Iron Works Company here has caused consdora
BILE surprise Liabilities are about S3onOOn Tho com.
pAny had big ship yard and shops owen Sound and
had contracts for Iron vessels exceeding Saoon They
had contract for S03 90 for ferry for the CAuK-
dian Pacific Railway, Among the creditors tho on.
tario Bank $l0GOO0 and the Bank OF british North
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Offering His Baby for Sale.

OTTAWA. Nov. 19.-George Fox. an English
man residing at Georgetown, has been arrested for
endeAvOrnR to sell his ioday-old baby, MIRA Fox died
TO nnd purchaser He said that II he in lilo old
country he could $40 for the baby therefore no
ought TO get S2 in this country where babies so
plentiful. He starting for New York when arrested
The sun., 1889-11-20

Senator Allison arrived tonight. He says
very little about the situation In Iowa. except
that there is Republican majority Of six in
the Iowa Legislature. which insures the cleo
tion, OF a Republican Senator, and Allison
thinks he knows who the lucky man will be.
The smiling Senator has changed his personal
appearance considerably during the vacation
By raising handsome moustache.
The sun., 1889-11-20

Maurice Daily haA historic billiard relic in the base
ment of his In the old Trinity building Il the
table that Dudley KavanAgh won when he was cham.
plon at the old four ball game Tho table originally
SO to manufacture. Il made by tho late Mr. Phe.
Ian and his partner Coender and dsomo an ex
ample of inlad wood namentation turned out
It originally had huge bed. but some yearg ago 1t
out down and turned into pool table. IL Is now no
longer In use and has been taken apart.
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Germany SIN E.eludes moes and Cattle.

BERLIN. Nov. 19.-The Reichstsg to-day re-
sumed the debate the motion of Herr Barth, Pro-
EreSsSt to recind tho Law against tho importation of
cattle After considerable discussion tho motion
rejected Herr Msbsky INTRODUCED motion IN favor Of
10 slaughter houseA This was aso defeated. number
OF National Liberals voted with the ProHreissts both
mO[ionA
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Two Now ARMY Corps for Germany.

BERLIN. Nov. 19.-The Budget Committee OF
the Reichstag to-day unanimously adopted bill provid
Ing for the organization OF two army corps. Tho
Minister OF War explained that the internal needs Of tho
required the adoption OF the which, he
said, was entirely uncdnnected with rho new French
army law This modification OF the army, he declared,
might be REGARDED AS q tnal one.
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Tho AntI.slavery Conference.

BRUSSELS Nov. 19.-At the session of the
Anti-slavery Conference to-day the various
delegates announced the views OF their re-
spective Governments on the slavery question.
A committee was appointed to consider prac-
traffja
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Dealer. In ven,son to be Warmed.

NEwBURGH. Nov. 19.-Game Protector Willett
Kidd whose district includes New York city said to- day
that It not his purpose reported to largo
number of New York city dealers for having venison
sale after Nov 10. Many. not nearly all the deal
had not been informed OF the new Inv, and sup.
posed that they had the rgnt to offer yenis0n for sale
10 Dec Is Notice of the change in the law will
10 tho dealerS After that all who violate tho law will 10
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Tho Dict That Has Kept Him Alive 100
Years.

PALMER. Mass. Nov. 19.-Walter Haynes OF
Brimneld is celebrating his Tooth birthday to-day. lie
Is in excellent health and docs not look bo
As carpenter Nr. Haynes helped build the first
block erected in Syracuse, y and alone eScaYated
quarter section of twontysx rods OF the Erie Canal
lie used liquor tobacco. and attributes his
longevity to boiled vlctuAls " and Johnny cake"
The sun., 1889-11-20
N,ws From Lake Nyassa.

LISBON. Nov. 10.-The latest news from Lake
EyaSsa in that tile sultan ARcAnjire powerful chief
whose territory lies tbs eastern shore OF the lake.
has brc ONE YAssa oil Portugal
Major SeTpa Pinto while surveying tho EyASsA dis.
tFict was attacked by MApoOlU. After y sharp night
the natives repulSed with loss OF BeVenty.two
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Inqu,rlng Into Pastor Smiths Conduct.

BOSTON, Nov. 19-To-day the Baptist Associ-
alton began an investigation of the charges made
against tho Rev W. A. smith eXpnstor OF the Perkins
street Baptist Church Of somerye The ohsrgss Alego
drunkenness In Kansas City, Hamilton ohio SOIner-
VILE, and Boston, visiting disreputAbe house aud
tAlsihcAtOn The sessions Of the
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sHAMoK1N. Pa. Nov. 19.-This morning q
northbound freight train the Philadelphia and Read
ing road into landslide at Winfield short dis
tanos from here. The engine and twenty car. were
thrown from the track into the SuBquohAnnA River
Several OF the uAinmen injured. The engine and
oAr9 are buried In tho river Heavy rains caused the
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Generous G,rts 10 the Foo,

LONDON, Nov 1G.-Sir Edward Guinness has
given f2OodC0 for the erection Of dwelinvs for the
poOr OF London. lie RsO RlveS tioO 10 be
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The Jersey City Athletic Clubs bowling team were
conhden before they went to Newark Monday nKht
to contest III their second game OF nest two out OF
three series with the strong Team Of the Rogeys Ath
leo Clu out thoy were beaten Tho Jersey City team
" as weak In instances but only beaten
The sun., 1889-11-20

Tho las. meeting OF tho whsslmsn's Bowling League
held 22I Fulton street on saturday evening to
perfect all for the coming tournAmenL
Which bsEinI ns1I month lhs toewnE TsPISSSHfAayss
iHaiS NkSSinsaI 61SdskSG AA6 RAJA0A9 1ESsklyA
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ATHENS, Nov, l9.-The King and Queen Of
Denmark who came here 20 attend the marriage OF
SEHosr sSEes & frE:sS sRS iSS SsD Rss' OF Sparta
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Tho NTH games Of the Carruthers tournament were
tonR and ClermontA Great excitement prevailed dur
ing the RameA The betting very lively. The best
scores made by GehrlinR OF the WayeFlyB and
schon of tho ClermontH. The scores:
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Not A,,owed to Eat on tho Premises.

There is coachman in this city who has boon
employed twenty-five years In one wealthy family, and
Ia sill employed there Al that time he has eaten
meal ia lie house OF hS employer " Is one OF the
rigid conditions OF his employment that he shall eat
IA he
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BERLIN. Noy 19.-Ninety- -onO Social Demo-
SsoIsEl 1IaohG them are tear bSDUtaA
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Spartan OF n Ylol le9 ss7 80 SOC s7o
Fremont... az l5l 236 eo2 $50 <9e 525 6al TO eo5
Umpire-W. v. Murphy. scorers-FTederick II. Ehlen
and R. g. Knucken- AvcraRo-spartan, 175k; Free
mont l6l
The following is the result of the game at Rossvo on
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Spartan OF n T. 3l2 4o5 4e2 57l OoA T5o cal
AtslRntA....s4 1862 226 9o2 $40 478 $50 7O8 7s{
Umuire-H. winter scorsrs-H. A. Bartlett and Fred.
erck Ii. Rhlen. AveraEo-spartan, l64H; AtalantA
l5SA
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Asant..... 76 lao 1877 2ee St5 All ss5 $50 go 10
Umpire-Georgo P. Phipsrd scorsrs-H. A Bartlett
and r O. Kunoken Avorago-Fremont leo; Atslanta
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the game at Rosevillo on

Roseville l74 929 49S llb 1881 I44l 1887
Jersey City 47 3os 47s eS2 7e2 eAl 1893 1881 1904 1903
scorers-John Cure, J. G. A. c.; c. d. Taylor. R A A.
Umpire-E. Mccormack, X. A A.
Tho match between the teams Of the 6uunwick Bowl
ing Club OF Astoria took place In Straoks alloys satur
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sLA o.lss sl4 tsl eo7 IA eel 1904 IiSS 1914 itSs
T. O.-i66 B2o 500 0tB sll p69 li82 1904 ite6 1899
AveraFss-staten Island A. @. i45Hi oritani Field
Club le!h Roferee-J. B. BoRnrt Soorers--s l. A. O.,
57.
Tho continuation OF the Pomeroy tourna-
ment at The Academy" in East Yourtssnth street
on Monday night was not quite exciting the
msr three niGhta AZ tho winners In each game had
many points TO spare The scores weroi
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HRAhKA

Surprise. 1873 2C6 27e s74 4o3 54a 6lo 7o2 7e2
Antona ll8 100 2ol 324 1853 452 $50 $50
umpire-D Raub. ScorerH-I- Cohen and s. Lipman
Averages-surprise. l27; Antons, 1885
The following match game was played on Thursday
evening by teams from the Madison and Harlem
branches Of the NJ G. A tho alleys at tho Railroad
Men's Building:
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Totals ......s 25 II T6l TotAlB...."lo 10 81 7+3
Fultons ct I4s 2s8 SIa s7o as 522 GOT $50 TIC
ClermontS .75 l4s 2l7 100 386 40 $50 COG 677 743
UIupire-J. L. Martin scorerS-w. Wilson and W.
Smith
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TEAM 2


Tho Surprise and Antons played tho frat Of series Of
I've games at SchwRrtywads alleys Sunday evening
The game was a complete wakover for tho Surprise
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Accused OF Outrages UpsA Christians.

CoNsrANTIHoPLH. Nov 19.-MoussR Boy, the
Kurdish chief who s CHARGED with psrpstrAtinE out
RACES upon Christians In Armenia has bssn imprisoned
iIS has also been subjected e private sfaminstion;
guilty his sentence will be published
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yaverIya los 1871 PAT sst 4o4 500 5sS ere 7b3 sss
ermonrB 81 1888 23S $40 8ai 47a $50 eS4 I'll 1877
empires. ". sweezey. soorerS-J. l. Martin and
Y. W. Smith
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The following teams the Ninth National
fremont House AleyA Broadway, on Saturday the
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Totals. "a ~ 80 LG7 TotAs......2 20 AZ 80 l5
TRAHEs

Roseve ia 400 8B3 s22 a7l lll6 1882 I44l I6o7
Jersey Cyl49 S AIS 6a2 7s2 o4i Oes 1891 l4o4 1899
AverARes-Jersey Oity, l5B e-iO; ROseyills $50 Ito
RefeTee-B. Mccormick. scorers-RoSsyileA A. o., ID.
Taylor; Jersey City A. C., John Gievs Time OF game
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ON ICE.
For fresh Jersey butter on ice and
vegetables on ice, go to Sutton & Co.'s

Mcfarland & Co. have good sup
ply of fishing tackle. Now is the
time to go fishing while you can buy
tackle cheap.
We were not at the railroad meeting
yesterday morning, but learn that it was
decided to submit to the people Of Bris'
toll a proposition to take $4,000 worth
of the bonds of the proposed Bristol
and Elizabethton road. Fortunately
the election for the school and street
bonds come off before hand.-Bristo'
Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

Our display of RIBBONS next
week will be ahead of anything we
have heretofore offered. The latest
style is Satin Edge MORE. We
can give you IS shades, No II, at
IS cents per yard. This is the last
lot we can promise you at this price,
so, if you don't call early, it is not
our fault.
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Dr.. q. II. Berry Dentist.
First National Bank Building

First National Bank Building.
Egg crackers and ginger snaps at
Geo. r. Browns.
Bacon, lard, flour and meal cheap
at Kirkpatrick & Co.'S.
Take your wool to Hunter & Brown.
Builders hardware at low prices
G. X. Lido II Co.
Wool wanted at Hunter & Browns
Buy your harvesting goods from
Seaver & Summers.
The Spider Web Sticky Fly Paper
for sale at Mcfarland Co.'s.
The sold Hickory wagon out.sells
all others, Seavers & Summers.
When you want anything in the
queensware, glassware, lamp, &C., line
call ut Weiler's China Hall.
Parasols at Kirkpatrick & Co.'s
Seaver & Summers sell the water
selevater and pump puriiier-that
everybody wants.
We have nice line of small shoes
ITO close out far less than cost,
Hunter & Brown
Buy screen doors from Seayer 4
Summers and there will be "no file
ON you" or any Of the family
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

We can give you the best stock
of Jeans, Doeskins, Cassimers, Cot
tonades, Tricots, &c, to select from
in the city. We have just received
80 pieces Jeans, all wool filing, for
IS cents per yard.
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FITs.--All Fits stopped free by DR.,
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to
Fitcases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch
treet, Philadelphia, Pa. 235-2S5
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
w all Faper-

Sly, 10, 121a, Is, 20, %, 80, 50, 40,
As, and so cents up to $500 per roll.
Centers, corners and full line of cell
ing decorations, all grades and prices,
and will be sold lower than ever before
offered. F,ew stock just received Of
latest styles and patterns.
Mattings all grades and prices.
Window shades all grades and
prices.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

We are now receiving a fine
stock of Blankets and Yarn also
the largest and cheapest line of
Trunks ever offered to the trade.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

We carry the largest stock of
Grain and Provisions in the city.
Flour from So to So per 100. Meal,
Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts and
MIXED feed.
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CARPETS.

Our carpet buyer has just returned
from New York and bought a full line
Of all grades and prices, and now we
will sell them lower than we ever Of
fered them before. We bought them
extremely low for cash and will give
our customers the advantage of our
| low purchase.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
PlOws.

Double shovel Flows at Knoxville
prices G. X. Lide q Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

We offer 10 the wholesale trade
Jeans, Plaids, Cotton Yarns, Bats
and Spool Cotton, at prices that
defy competition in any market.
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FURNITURE.

The largest stock ever brought to
this place and we will sell it at prices
that will astonish you. Compare our
prices with others and then decide
who is the lowest, and now we will
not be undersold in any line we carry.
Yours Respectfully,
MCNEIL & WOLFE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
ON ICE.

For fresh Jersey butter on ice and
vegetables on ice, go te Sutton & Coz
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

We have just received samples of
our fall stock of Heavy Shoes,
which we invite country merchants
to inspect. We guarantee prices
to be as low as any jobbing house
in the South.
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Paints.

Paints oils and varnishes cheap fol
cash @. X. Lide & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Powder.

Powder, dynamite and fuse at
Knoxville prices
@. X. Lide & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
Wagons.

Buy the Webster or Piedmont wag-
on of G. X. Lide & Co.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
For Sale.

House of Seven rooms, Lot 92x15C
feet For further particulars inquire
Of ID. n. MCLEoD,
$40 Johnson City, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

Pure paints and oils G. X. Lide &
Cos.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
ON ICE.

For fresh Jersey butter on ice and
vegetables on ice, go to Sutton Il Co.'s,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
ON ICE.

For fresh Jersey butter on ice and
vegetables on ice, go to Sutton h Co.'S.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04

Our line of White Goods and
Bleached Domestics are still in the
lead.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
TO THE TRADE
"A Nice Line

Torchon Laces, Hamburg Edg-
ing, Swiss Embroidery, Rick Rack,
Feather Edge and Novelty Braids.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-22
Rebuked.

in favah OBJ de motion as hit am
put will signerfy hit by saying Aver"
said the pompous chairman Of a meet
ing OF colored people, and a loud shout
of ''Ayei" was the response.
"All agin de motion say MOI"
mol" came more family, but from
persons in all parts of the room.
''Hit am carried unanimously" the
chairman said, sagely.
This declaration was repeated sew
eral times when there had been mum
erous dissentients. At last, an elderly
darky rose in a corner Of the room,
and in a stentorian voice addressed the
chair:
''Mistah Cheerman."
''Mistah Jackson" said the chair
man, recognizing the speaker.
Il rise, sab" said Mr.. Jackson pom.
derously, TO a pint Of order. / jes'
wanted 10 ask how come it, dat you
say de questions hab been voted unan-
imously, when dey has been voted
only by a majority, sahf"
The chairman rose with great dig
nifty, and said, in a tone Of keen re-
buke, will Mistah Jackson please to
bar in mind dat majority and 'unan-
imously' are one an de same terms,
sah2 Yes, sab; dey are anonymous an
de same, sab. De pint OBJ order am
not well taken, ah."-Youth's Com
panion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-22
Friday. February q, 1889.

THE proceedings Of congress In re-
y gard to the admission OF the territor-
les, had on the 18th and Goth insts.,
which we publish this morning, show
clearly that so far IA the congress Is
concerned, all matters pertaining Ia
the admission OF the four territories
row included in the terms Of the ON
nibus bill, will be settled before the
close Of this session. Under the provi-
sions OF the amendments suggested by
the conference committee, whose re-
port was accepted by the house. each
Of the territories are required to call a
constitutional convention to consist Of
seventy-fi delegates, to meet In the
capital city Of each territory on the 4th
day of July next and then and there
frame or revise, AZ the case may be, a
constitution to be submitted TO the
people for ratification at q general cleo
ton to be held In November next, and
upon the acceptance Of this constitu-
tion by the people, the territory there
upon becomes a state under q procls-
nation previously made by the Presi-
dent embodying this condition Of
acceptance. or course the new states
hs We got to have a full complement Of
officials, aud there Is nothing very
Gear in the news thus far al to how
We are to get them. The opinion
prevails, however, and we have no
doubt II lie correct. that the functions
Of the constitutional committee also
extend to the calling OF an election Of
. full state ticket under the constitu.
ton which they will prepare, and
that such election will be coincident
with the election for or against the
constitution. The telegram 20 the
Herald dated the 10th upsets this
theory by stating that ~ constitu-
tional election Is TO take place in May
and admission under proclaim .tion
subsequently thereto. While we
must walt awhile for a clear and posi-
tive understanding Of the situation,
we a congratulate ourselves that,
barring President Cleveland's veto,
We will be in the Union by December
next and that our senators aud repre-
sentative will take their seats at the
opening of the Fihy-First Congress.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-22

OF power Of the 6enerstive Organs;-
In either SEX caused BY indlscreiion or over exei :
tion, and which ultimately lead TO Prema.ure
Old Age, Insanity and Consumption Hl.W