The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-03-20
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school supplies" at Chas. D. Fine
& Bro.
j. II. Latture has been appointed
postmaster at Bluff City, Tenn,
C. L. Stratton was up from Chatta-
nooga few days this week circulat.
ing among his many friends,
w. \. Jacobs, of Danielsonville,
Conn, was in the city prospecting
this week and having bought largely
left for his home to day happy.
A number OF new real estate firms
have been organized during the last
week and more are springing up every
day. All are doing well.
Mr.. Z. R Evans, Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, is with the Carnegie Iron Compa-
ny, He is head book keeper in Treas
nrer j. w. Cures department
We place the Blacksburg, 5. c.,
News on our exchange list tais week.
ltis new candidate for public favor
aud is a neatly printed S-column folio.
Success TO 1t.
Capt. Jack Cockerton and wife, Of
Charlottesville, Va, are visiting rela-
tives in the cry. Gapt Curkertou
ruta;-veud months IN johnson Citya
Iesr "r - aga and has host Of
friends here.
y II Montgomery formerly with J.
Gothard, A. G. f. A e. T. V. & g.,
has accepted position with the Car
negie Land Company as stenOg graph
er, and entered upon his duties last
week He will assist the Secretary,
Mr.. James A. Maher
On last Sunday night the house Of
Mr.. d. G, Manning was burned. The
fire was supposed to have started from
parties who were seen gambling on
the railroad in the evening and stayed
in the house at night and went away
and left fire Elk Park Post.
II there is a man in Bristol who has
any doubt about the Italians working
on the furnace here, we will give him
years subscription to the DAILY
COMET, if he will read and pronounce
correctly one of the names on the
Carnegie Iron Company's payroll
II has been reported IN Bristol that
Johnson City was overlooked during
the recent rains. Surprising that to
be the truth, (Which it is not) IN is a
strange thing that it is too wee at
Bristol to work on furnace, but at
Johnson City more than 100 men were
busy on the Carnegie Iron Company
125to furnace all the time.
Little Oscar, son OF Mr.. Geo. T.
Williams, OF Milligan, was brought
home by his father last week from the
Knoxville Medical College, where he
had been under the treatment of DR.
Q. M. Drake for spinal affection. He
is a bright, intelligent boy, and We
are glad to hear that his condition
has been greatly improved Noun
taineer.
Carter county need not worry over
the loss of the b., e. & N. G. road
The Three C's company is surveying
q route tn the North Carolina line anC
as soon as they find the best route il
will be adopted and the road will bC
bailt. There is no doubt about that
and great many OF the Garter coun
ty people know the Three C's means
} strictly business and is able to d.
what it says.
Master r. Clyde Hodge celebrated
: the 9TH anniversary Of his birth las
Monday at the residence of his parent
f Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hodge, on Fair
i, view avenue, A number of young
friends were present and the da,
passed pleasantly for all. An elegan
lunch was served ut 8 o'clock in tn,
afternoon sand the Young peopl
showed their appreciation Of Mrs
Hodges culinary efforts in their char
acterstic manner. Master Clyde wa
; the recipient Of number OF hand
some presents. The following lassie
and laddies were present Misses Eths
! Smith, Fannie Bolton, Willie Coz
! Willie Henser, and Mamie Harl
r Masters Freddie Cowan, Willard Wi
5 son, Roy Whiteside, Riley Smith an
r Foster Hoss. The COMET wishes Mas
[ ter Clyde many happy returns OF tn
season.