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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
DeG0LlA BROS,
DEALERS IN -
Rsa! Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
5 and 9 Tower Block

FOR sALE-or exchange; Jos acres l2 miles
southeast of city; good buildings. fences.
orchard. soil clay loan. This Is No. iarin'
price $500.
E'oR SALE-0r exchange; 50 acres AZ miles
Il from Middleviile. Barry county; sroom
house. new large barn. good outbuildings. good
soil. 80 acres seeded and - acres OF wheat on
the ground; price $50.
EOR SALE-Or exchange; 80 acres miles
from city; lair house. large new barngood
soil. . acres of timber; will sell on small pay
$500.
FOR EXCHANGE-several 40 acre farms
4 south OF city by nonresidents; owners
wishing Grand Rapids property. ranging IN
price from $50 mp. IL you have small house
we can surely meet you on these.
E0R EXCHANGE-l00 acres 2lz miles from
Wayiand. Ailegan county. with two houses
nna .wo age saras soea g. rehsoes ie
south end property; price y. 10.
TOR SALE-Or exchange; - acres miles
Il from city; clay loan. new house; me
place for gardening; prices 5000.
E0R SALE-0r exchange: 100 acre farm In
northern Michigan; 20 acres improved.
good house. barn and outbuildings. 3 acres
fine timber. beech. maple. basswocd and elm.
small orchard; this farm Hes on bank OF a
small lake and is so protected as TO be free
from early and late frnsts; lake abounds In
fine rsh and is becoming noted rs resort
price 5000. on easy terms for cash. or will ex-
change for Grand Rapids real estates; For ex-
change. hardwood stump lands In Newaygo
county for equities Il; sirand Rapids properly.
These Lands are well located and good soil.
perfect title. and can. by improvement. be
made fine farming country. This is your
chance TO get ou. OF debt.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--o0 acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings, 210
peach trees in bearing. IS pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspber-
ries. 40 grapes. gooseberries and other small
fruits; price S22cJ; Iruit on same Will paw for
IL the present season: would exchange for
good city property; this ls great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

CHICAGO sept. n

IHfCA6cs Scpt- IL
CArrTR-Markcs moderately active and
prices without material cnange- Texans In
rather good supply. Quotations ranged al o. IS
IA % for prime To fancy shipping steers; s. IS
as ss FOR good 70 choice DO. - oo34 s5 for COM
nnou 10 fair do. g. ss3siso for butchers steers;
s2ufba0o for stockers, g.. 0t3O for Texans.
q o1e4 IS for rangers; t3o0.3350 for feeders;
p soesa 70 for cows: si 5000 for bulls. and
y s0sSsD for veal calves
Hoes--Markes rather active and feeling
rather drn. Best hcary lots iossisc higher. and
other grades sai0c higher. Sales ranged at
n.ioos ~ for pigs: Na1SS for light; ~ TOO
los for tough packing; a. sDo5.so for mixed.
snd B.c5aaoo for heayy packing and shipping
iotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
BoARpBRs.

VANTED-Two lady boarders ct 20 shaw
w mut-ave. Also fashionable sdress making
At the same number. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

Have ynu seen our new line OF art
puuare. Many new effecss never pro-
daced till this season are now on exhi-
ton. SMITH n SANFORD
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

psBeIgBF q HoLf h<iish's ~ 80 s.sssss
ss..s s-a'ns "a sssss ssnr<sehf sea sas
~sll give yea r~sas.s gstes - ~ - 80.
- tkss - s~t - sAssiae F~ '~'
Lses aesa kzafA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

Most complexion powders have .
vulgar glare, but Pozxoni's is . true
teannfier. whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

A CHANCE IN life tImf for men with capt.
n ta and active men without capital 10 Sc
cure very pleasant and profitable business
No drones OF curiosity seekers need apply.
Address with cent stamp. Consolidated Ad-
ivsfabie Shoe Store. ~ Arcade Building
Cleveland. Ohio. 3tw
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
TOR sALE-MIsCHLLANE0US

COR sALE--sheep and stock farm; 557 acres
in Caroline county. Va; railroad depot
"a miles; midway between Washington. u. =.
ana Richmond. Va; new +roomed house. ana
barn: 800 acres cleared; farm mostly leyei and
well watered: - per acre. n. o. Bunting. ~!
eth-st. n E.. Washington. ID. @. z'l
ENOR sALE-Cneap; : good paying business
on West Bridge-st. Fitzgerald a FRANK
ford. 50 West Bridge ST.. real estate Ana nre
insurance agents; telephone 113b.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

WANTED-Every young man TO step In and
w see what we can do with them in a pair
OF pants. suit of clothes overcoat made to
order. Voigt. Hefpolsheimer 4 Co. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
uoxgY TO loan.

MONEY TO LOAN ~ the lowest rstes o. IN
VI tsrese William ~. siilbeft xt,ssss r-,s
estate and loan aseaL Room "'a''''s.s s.'s
building. -----------.--
pn n a ssy iosns made on ssv foea sr
0tbs ssirity fraak A. werner. - oesa<s -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

WAyTED-0ur agents nske ~ .,s 20 % sU =
w month selling our goods On Their merits; ts,
We want country and general sgeoss. .sa wi.
take back all goods nnsoid II eoss .Ss S.ns
fails to clear $lOo and expenses slls. .aaryy .ry
days trial. or general agent less ,ns. 80,
We will send large illustrated e,fenss e,fss sma
letter with q special oaer 20 suit -
plles for on rtcetpt Of three ene-ceD' .s~MpA
SppIy Al ones and get on the boom. aaaress
Renner kanufzefafing COMPANY. f''''nS
IA = -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

WANTED-Ai1 gentlemen who are in need
w of shirts TO call at our Office and leave
their order for some OF our To Order Shirts
We can ut you. and our assortment of styles
are unsurpassed. Grand Rapids Shirt Co..
McMulen block. 10 and 2l South Division ST. I;
take elevator; telephone 1904. 273
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
THE MARKETN

CHICAGO Sept. fs.
Yrors-ouist Spring Wheat PAtenta
e>soGtaT5; bakers. sA5oG475; Winter Wheat
Flour Patents so0GSs5; straights s-7515 90
WHkAr-ouieS Decemoes. s6ts9Ssc; May
eLosss
CoRS-Fairly active and lower No. and
No Yellow, O. e,sGL63e; No 3 5s15sc; No
Yellow. dtsts62o; September, c31o3.e; Oc-
tooer osss<>oo,sei Year. s5<s4oSc; May, 4410
t6c.
oArs-Eas,er. No. cash. sss< aaszc; Sep
temDer. ss~I<she; October ssa42ec; NAV,
2A9ahc- Samples lower. No 3, s7nG.sc;
No White. Ssa3ic; No. q 2oG2s,sc; No. .
White. 3io32
RYE-Opened better but became weaker.
No. Q cash. s7ssGesoc, September, &.&ssc;
October. so,sossc
BAsLEY-Good Barley steady and common
weak Choice 70 fns. ssts5c. fair to good.
Sssssc: common, S2osoc. low grade unsound,
xo3sc.
MSS sPoRx-1rading quite active and prices
lower st sl0.s03i075 for cash; 1i0500i TO- IS for
September; sl0oooi0o o6 for October; eio90a
ll0 for December. and oai30ia 70 for Janu
ary.
LARp-Markss moderately active and prices
lcwer QuotAtions ranged ~ N.02H 705 for
cash: 6Hr1z0o for September; E00d7.l0
Tor October. and "a. ~ ,sSs7. ~ for January.
PouLrRy-Livc Chickens. ioGilc per lb.; /;
Live Turkey o1i0o per ID. Live DuckS 81l0c
psr ID; Live Geese. o. oo(15.50 per dozen.
Burrsa-Crsamery. Aes4c; Dairy, ias0isc;
Packing Stock. fin1iSe-
OIL-wisconsin Prime White. Be-; Water
White, sac; Michigan Prime White. sssc;
Water White. i0,sc; Indiana Prime White.
oxc. water White. ioc; Headlight 175 test,
s,,s, Gasoline. 81 degs f4c; ~ deg's. $40
NEW YORK. Sept. II
wxsAr-Dsclined fH0lkc; quiet Septem-
Der, sz.oaa0foe tie; October, elo2k91-os 7-lo.
Novcmbe,. o. .o4x 81 os 7-is: Decen ,cr. si.oSs
ef07, January, ei07h0to6; February. ei.os;
May. f-fta a1Li2S.
CoRS-Daii and 10 lower; easy. No 2, 72H
C7<se.
OArs-Duli and easier Western, 3143c.
PRovIsroxx-Bscf quiet. steady; Extra
mess. 00c95o; family. eiioo0Is.oo. Pork
daI, steady; New mess f2.es<bia75; old mess,
ellO1u-o. extra prime. di.oo4iL5o Lard
stronger. quiet; steam rendered. S.@
CLEVELAND. Sept IL
PsrRorRuu-ouiet- Standard white, no.
SIC; ~ gasoline. 10; 80 gasoline foc; 50 naph-
Ma e3e
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
wAarED-AeEsTs

VVAyTED-General agents for our Non-Eyap-
w Grating. Non-Preezing Chemical Fire
Pail: enfireiv new; patent recently granted:
quick seller. Apply az once. The orcester
Fire Appliance Co., - "A Front-st.. worcester.
Mass <''
VVANTED-Salesmeu; men TO sell nne OF CT
w gars; 800 per month ana expeeses pslo.
Address. with stamp. sum atrs cieAt 'ohp
Chicago. III. 90
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
FOR REsT-BusINEss PLACES.

ITO RENT-Stores Nos and IL Huron-st. each
Il zu70 feet; alley In rear; suitable ior whoie-
sale business ONCE. light manufacturing or
storage: rent $3.50 per month each. Anton
G. Hodenpyl 10 and II Fountzin-st. Tvtf
EOR RENT-Two fine stores in brick block on
Il west side Of south Division-st.. suitable Tor
any business: these stores have large dry Dase-
ments with rear entrance from alley; also
suites of rooms In same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; TINS prop
erty will be rented at low price TO the right
party. For prices call on j. w. CALVIN, room
5, Shepard X Hartman block. from 10 p. IN.
Phone SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

EXCHANGES acre farm and city lot
~ to exchange for q house and lot worth
$3.50. S.W. corner North avenue and Curtis
street. 2s0
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

E0R SALE-HouSes and lots In differ ent
parts Of the city; small payment do rn;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at bargain. DR.. Veen.
boer, 4S Bostwick-st. a3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

KINSEY * MERCER-wlIi sell you a nice
IA house on Woodlawn-aye. on easy terms
for Sl.o0.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
]. II. M'KEE & SONS

y MoNRoESr.
oS1 tors re.r East Falfea-st. 81 monthly
o. p.xmeafs ef - each Prices SIS 20 xtna
CHOICE ~ "a tcts On fsrge's cahie road add
Y At sd each. Il taken soon
L-oR SALE-f3ter miii, vsta twc buildings
II ard lsrxe lots vel equipped VITA arst-
ela@< naek merry. boiler. sfes Harhinery alone
wo-4h srtee s<k ~ for the ehoi~s situated IN
sde of eitys ofsr 2aos lor short time eDiy-
a ITnTTEp NrNBKR Of lpss SAT se ssld
N f-r IS eseh. On rscnthir p<yf8enf<. from
weISess - <sA tne cn1ire iots Of ne Plat.
Caiiar euse. y a. NeKee 4 sens. = Monroe. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

KINSEY x MERCER-win sell you nice
IA no Sc and lot finely shaded on Sheldon-st.
for only s5000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTED-Large. strong hand cart must be
good and cheap for cash. Address A. b.,
box 3. this office. 25T
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

FOR SALE OR RENT-A gem of house Just
north of Wealthy ave. on James 81. with
modern improvements and cheap: also good
houses and lots In all parts OF the city at great
bargains. III you want good lot or house and
lot don't fail 20 see me. have a large farm
Ct 100 acres with good buildings TO trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money to lean. 36 and 81 New houseman
Block. A. r. Antsdel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

DOR RENT-2 cottages. or part OF them. at
= Maeatawa Park. Inquire Of Geo. koelofs:
q Canalst. 2l2ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
NxxYoR Sent N

PyrRoLRuN-ouiet. Standard white. no.
SIC: ~ gasoline. To; 80 gasoline. focs 50 nsph-
bnA. e8e
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

TOR RRENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherry-stS III
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

You can buy one Of those lots between Col
legc and Union. ou Antisdel court. for
one thousand dollars. Now " YOU want 10 be
rich aud happy In your old age, do not delay
any longer. but cali az No. So-d. New Hous :
man block. pay your money and g. your deed
AT once. A. X. Antisdel. 25lti
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

DOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
! rooms. steam heated. at PARK Place. MIS-:
A. L. Smith. S69ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

RAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY. estab-
~ lisned eight years; doing "A pi ofitable cash
trade. Reason for selling. i'll health. Here IS
ness. ID. ID. Slater 4 Co., real estate aud busi-
ness chance brokers. 81 Monrce-st. phone 1O0
.o2
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

EOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
steam heated rooms. The Brunswick. 20
South Divison-st. "a
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12

Hon. W. G. Brownlow has our
thanks for copy Of the supplement
to the Congressional Directory,
Mr.. George B. Cowlam, of Knox
vile, was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Cowlam is growing celebrated as a
writer, and is doing great work for
East Tennessee.
Il P. Bryan, Kentucky capitalist,
with large interests in Johnson City,
spent day or two in the city last
week. He was agreeably surprised at
the growth OF the town in the last few
months, and took a tighter grip on his
holdings here by about % per cent.
Attention lie called to the announce
ment Of A. H. Bullock, in another col
umn. MIR. Bullock ls candidate for
Magistrate. He is Democrat and
we'll qualified for the place in every
particular, having had many years eX'
perience in Court work.
As the special train bearing Secre-
tary Proctor and distinguish d party
departed Tuesday, Gen. John R. Proc.
tor and Major Boyd we,e on the rear
platform taking snapshots with a
Kodak at the crowd. One successful
view was taken, but while they we e
getting ready for a second picture the
depot got in range and when the but
ton was pressed both Kodaks ex'
| ploded.
Miss Lillian B. Perry, Of Covington,
Tenn, has won prize for the best
description OF the kind Of man to
marry, and this is the way she paints
her ideal "Ii / wished to marry
(Which OF course I do noD would
desire a man to noble too commit q
mean act, but generous enough to for
give one. A man as gentle as a woman
as manly as a man one who does not
talk scandal nor tell disagreeable
truths. A man whose name l would
be proud to bear; TO whom l could
carry my doubts and perplexities and
With whom I would find sympathy
and JOY" Young men answering this
description need not be misled by the
words vi ich Miss Lillian incloses in
parenthesrs. Anything in paren,
theses does not count.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12

New York Sum-
The Congress of the Force bill, the
Mckinley bill, thu pension bills that
have emptied the Treasury and sheo-
lized the surplus, the Congress Of
Reeds hammer, Rowell's axe, and
Cannon's mouth, ends appropriately
in a scramble for small private jobs on
the part OF the statesmen for whom
there is no tomorrow.
Mark off the Fifty.frst Congress
with O blacker line even than dis.
tinguishes the Forty.third or the Forty
seventh, and turn a clean page for
Number Fiity-two.
Democratic high links over the exc
cution OF the sentence pronounced last
November, should be tempered some.
what by the reflection that trouble
now begins FIR the Democracy. The
overwhelming majority by which the
party OF the people controls the incom'
ing House OF Representatives is in
itself source of danger II the fools
we're all dead, or all Republicans, the
then prospect would indee be bright
for first session OF the Fifty second
Congress distinguished by such mod
Grafton, practical common sense, and
devotion TO sound Democratic policy
as to make the result Of the Presiden
tial election OF 1892 dead sure, and tC
render the redemption Of the Senate
an event of the near future.
The past, at least, is secure. Th'
Force bill is beaten, Reeds hammer il
broken, R0well's axe has flown off tt
Bloomington, Illinois, and Cannon'
mouth is shut tighter than Jackson.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
Cease Firing.

Chicago Globe; This country has
had no war for quarter Of century
and yet
The people of the United States pay
war pension OF $50 a minute.
The people of tie United States pay
war pension OF $lS COL an hour.
The people of the United States pay
war pension tax of SAG, 429 day.
The people OF the United States pay
war pension tax of $1,125,0oo a week
The people of the United States pay
war pension tax of S12,500,000 a
month.
The people of the United States pay
war pension tax Of $52OO0O,0Oo a
year. ~
Cease firing. 10
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
P9n|lnl, Hurst and To-;
THE TIRELESS TOILERS FOR TRADE.

OF the twenty-one Ohio m MIXERS Of
the Congress which expired on the
4th inst. but ak will be members ot
the next Congress, namely, Caldwell
Haynes, Cultivate, Owens, J. ID. Tay-
lor and E B. Taylor Tnose who're
tire are Butterworth, Williams, Yoder
Seney, Booth nan, Morey, Kennedy
Cooper, Thompson, Pugsley, Wick
ham, Grosvenor, Mckinley, Smysei
and Burton. The Ohio delegation
which died on the 4th consists Of six,
teen Republicans and five Democrats
The next delegation will CONSIST O
seven Republicans and fourteen Dem
ocrats. :. .4
Quite shaking up.-Cincinnat
Enquirer. IN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
papers Best for Advertising

An Exchange says the Pennsylva'
MIA Railway Company, after several
years trial, has concluded to abandon
all kinds OF advertising except in regu.
lar newspapers. For over two years
past the passenger department hss
been experimenting to ascertain il a
given sum Of money expended in post
ers, flyers, hangers, ETC., or an equal
sum in newspaper advertising brought
about the best results. In every case
the company has found that the news.
paper advertising brought the best
and most satisfactory returns for the
money invested, and that it was read
by many more people than any Other
way. Hereafter the Pennsylvania
will continue all its advertising to the
newspapers, through which medium
it will reach the great masses Of people
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12

Webster's International Dictioarny
Is beauty and is one OF the most val.
liable works on the market. Its the
legitimate successor OF the famous
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
which has been so long the standard
authority on the words and usssges ri
the English language.
The international" is, in fact, the
popular Unabridged" thoroughly re
edited in every detail, and vastly en-
riched in every part, with the purpose
Of adapting it to meet the larger and
severer requirements Of another gen.
Grafton as satisfactorily as the Una.
bridged" as revised in 1864, has met
the requirements OF the last genera
ton.
II contains a great many distinctive
features and has easily taken the lead
over all competitors. It is thoroughly
American and is the standard gu.
thority all over the world.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
A thoroughbred.

The celebrated stallion, Ed Neal,
will be in charge Of G. B. Gross, at
Whites Store, Sullivan county, for
this season. He is one Of the finest
bred horses in the State and all lovers
OF high.bred stock should not lose this
opportunity, as it may not occur
again. He is rich red bay in color
is five years old and l6 hands high
spirited yet kind. He has taken more
blue ribbons than any horse OF his age
in the State and at the best Middle
Tennessee Fair where stock must b.
first.class ID enter.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Knoxville Contractors will Build the
New E. T., v. d q. Depot.

The contract for the new depot to
be built by the E. T., Y. & G. railroad
at this place, has been awarded.
]. A. Galyon 4 Co., OF Knoxville, are
the lucky bidders. Mr.. GalyOn was in
the city to-day to see il brick could be
gotten here for the building. He was
shown a number Of samples OF brick
and took them with him to Knoxville.
Col. Matson told THE COMET the
Johnson City Brick Works would
furnish the brick. Work will be COM
menced on the building as soon as the
weather will permit and be pushed
r pidly.
| The plans are familiar to our citizens
and call for a neat and modern pas
senger and freight station, 10 be
erected of brick and stone at cost oil
about $4,000,
The railroad reporter Of the Knox
vile Journal Gays:
The construction Of the johnson
City depot will be commenced April
first. TIE building will be Of brick
and everything first class. There will
be two immense waiting rooms with
lavatories, closets, etc. The freight
building will be one hundred fee
l)ng, about fifty feet in width, with
several necessary additions. The
building will be covered with slate
The whole will be pushed to an early
completion.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
Fire at Erwin.

A fire at Erwin, Unicoi county, about
10 o'clock Friday night destroyed two
dwelling houses and one storehOuse
With a stock of goods estimated AT
$4,000, One Of the dwellings, owned
ny L, D. Scott, had no insurance. thu
other, belonging to B. F. Brown, was
covered with a $799 policy; the store
house belonging to j. T. Toney carried
policy of $500, while the goods. be
longing to l., W White, bore a policy
of $4,000. The aggregated loss is est
mated at $4,000, with total insur
ance OF $4,000.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
Lucky Democrats.

BISMARCK, N. D., March Elm
drawing for the long and short term
seats in the Senate yesterday Demo.
Gratis were victorious, Even numbered
districts drew long terms and six Dem.
ocrats held over Had the odd mum
bered districts won only one Demo.
crat would have returned to his seat
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
Ex-Reoelver Lord Interviewed.

EN-heCelVer LOru interviewed
In IN interview with reporter for
tho Charleston World last week Mr..
Samuel Lord, the ex.Receiyer of the
Three C's Railroad, expressed the
opinion that the appointment of d
II. Chamberlain TO be Receiver was a
good one, bat pointed out danger Of
of the present arrangement. with
out intending to deviate from this
statement that Mr.. Chamberlian's ap
pointM.ent is a good one" said he, 81
would say that the danger is that the
road will be run in the interest of the
South Carolina Railroad, and will thus
antagoniEe the Rich mond and Dan,
vile and Seaboard Airline systems
This will take away from us the bust
ness at BlaCksburg, Yorkville, Rock
Hill and other points where those
systems intersect our road.
"On the other hand, the volume o.
business brought to the Charleston
Cincinnati and Chicago Road by ths
South Carolina Railroad will be in
creased undoubtedlyand the expenses
OF running the road be diminished, by
the union OF two roads under ont
management. To which side the bal
ance will incline, it is impossible
now predict. have no doubt SONS
arrangement will be made by which
supervision will in the future be takel
Of the management OF the roads, il
order to see that in the adjustment
Of freight rates a proper proportion
Of the freights earned is given to on
road. have not yet had time TO Civ
this matter proper consideration.
however, think that the sale o
the Three C's road at an early da1
viii be the only possible solution Q
It's difficulties
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
THE FIGURING MILL
10 LRapldIy Nearing Completion
Machinery Arriving.

The Johnson City Touring mill is
moving on steadily toward compile
ton, Notwithstanding the uniavorable
weather. The house is about done,
some Of the machinery is already in
position and the remainder on the
road. 1t will be in full blast with q
capacity OF 200 barrels per day by the
middle OF May.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
A Cause for Gratitude.

Feeling that special blessings from
God should be acknowledged by all
men, but especially by His proiessed
followers, the pastors OF Johnson City
take this method Of calling the atten-
ton Of our people and the public to the
wonder ul way in which, as a commu-
nifty, we have been spared by the can.
gel Of Death
/ have been Pastor and Supply Of
the Presbyterian Church of Johnson
City for nearly four years, and with q
membership of almost 200 | have lost
by death only 4 members, an average
of member year, or in other words
the death rate has been only Il Of
per cent. annually, j. G. CowAN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-03-12
Money 70 Loan.

The Mechanics National Building
and Loan Association, Room l, Opera
House Building, is fast coming to the
front as a financial institution. The
Association was organized short time
ago, and Notwithstanding tho hard
times, is selling investment stock to
capitalists and making loans in John
son City, three loans having been
made during thu week. For full par
ticulOrs call on W. G. Nathes, Score
tary, or N. l.. Murrell, Gent Manager