The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05
COMET SCINTILLATIONS

tonight.
Do girls ever swear Or use words in
that key2
Business meeting of the W. G. 7. U.
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tickets on sale at Gump Bros. for
Suns Novelty Show in the Opera
House tonight.
The Electric Street Railway Com
pany are putting guard rails on all
curves along the line.
Couch Bailey, at Nolachucky, raised
pumpkin this season which weighed
eighty-three and half pounds.
There will be some good music by
male voices at the lecture tonight.
Prof. Showalter will conduct the
music.
Tickets for the lecture are on sale at
Lyle, Hickey & Co.'s. Reserved seats
. Soc, general admission 25c. Don't fail
to attend the lecture.
Miss Ada Pierce gave candy stew
last night for the entertainment OF her
friends, John Sprague and Frank
Sparks, who left last night for Knox
vile.
Suns Novelty Show is composed Of
a number OF experienced ladies and
gentlemen, and you will have spent a
highly enjoyable evening if you at
tend it,
Don't forget the lecture tonight at
the M. E. Church, South. This is
Rev. Carter Helm Jones' first visit to
the city, and he will no doubt draw a
large crowd.
Rev. Carter Helm Jones, the elo-
quent young minister will lecture at
the M. E. Church, South, tonight in
the interest of the Y. NJ. G. A. He
deserves to have full house.
Owing to the entertainments in the
city tonight, the meeting OF the Lin
coin Republican Club is postponed
until Friday night Place OF meeting,
Board of Trade Hall time 80.
H. E. Dean is just completing avery
fine residence on Sixth avenue in Car
negie. The design is beautiful and
the carpentership all right. Thus faI
Carnegie is getting nothing but the
best of residences.
Rev. Carter Helm Jones who is tc
lecture in the M. E. Church, South
tonight has been pastor Of the First
Baptist Church OF Knoxville for sew
eral years, and is one of the best known
preachers in East Tennessee.
Suns Phantasm and Novelty show
will appear in the opera house tonight
They are highly recommended, having
showed with the utmost satisfaction IL
larger towns. They will doubtless bC
greeted by large audience of ou1
theater-going people.
]. M. Gaunt, OF the real estate firm
of Gaunt, Cox & Co., left yesterday TO-
his former home at Carrollton, Ky. HI
was accompanied by his wife anC
family. Mr.. Gaunt has considerabl,
property at Carrollton which is de
manding his attention, he will be gon,
for some time. Mr.. Cox, OF this firm
will have charge of the business here
Mr.. Gaunt is one of our valuable ant
popular business men, and we hop
he will find it convenient to return be
fore many days.
Harry Jones, Esq. foreman OF brio
work at the Carnegie furnace, returne,
few days ago from visit to HON
folks in Emery England" Hereport
sad state OF affairs as regards tn
weather, it raining every day he wa
there, and so dark at night that h
was afraid to go out for fear of ster
ping off the little island, The voyag
home was interspersed with storm
from time OF leaving Liverpool unit
arrival at New York City. Mr..
thinks no place like johnson City.
J. A. Cargille, the photographer an
artist spent yesterday in the gorge eas
of Allentown. He took his Gamer
with view to taking the various in
posing views in the wondrous cano
which has attracted scenery lovin
people from all parts of the Unite
States Mr. Cargille was accompanie
by Prof. E. s. Breed, the electrician
and Miss Lucy, q charming youn