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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14

"Isnlt sIe heautifui," Occasional
iy ane hears tEiis. cx pres ion N I'M i iady
With II trlkmgly lovely r8inple Sipn
pa sses along tlle street Doubtless
She asea the Famous Blush III Rsses
manufactured by Miss FEra q Jones,
South Bend Ind
Supplied bs s n Gllhert y Bro for
7Jets per bottle
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14

n /. Dorm has secured tho a3senEy
fof the Troy Steam Laundry, wgt&
shipped every Tuesday ana returned
on Friday Usual ptiees First-eiass
work guaranteed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
stanr 3 Dearh s. ne n..,...

RieHAoSp, Va june i3. eiegra
Hagon,2 who lived near I4ynchs statians
was stnng to death Monday wv 4 syvs V
eot bees tryt ng To hive. They complete
~ covered him He died in agony
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
FRESH HERRING EVERY DAY
Jno. ". Neer.
y Il /.
FOUND DEAD ]!

Without / Upper n his pocket AID
wearing 4 faee that forcteid sad
and miserable ending Well, you
mas ret assured b. was 1 nler.
chart Mao believed II 4 credit s.steni,
wha had np enenies and but littis III
far pripters ink Had lle dome sasli
business avoided idlers and loafefs,
and advert ea jadieionsiy sin tho col-
lalaH VI TlTR WoRiu Ms woa'la have
been successful u business AHA aceu-
mnlatedaeoInfortable fortune Instead
Fl dying penuiless be would have left
4 niee sRn for his family Merchants
heed ilie Inarat ana teli ths rublic
what yoa Are selling through Tie coN
unas q TIL DAILY ASp WEEkIl
WORLD
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
SOUTHERN rENNtAR ii TRAINS.
MoI. NI afro RAILROAD.

cqnnertions FOR all stations on cumberlAna
valley Railroad and Pennsylvania RAILROAD 81
II 4. RtppIK. ". A. Gam. J .F.BorD.
Cen Pass AT Agent. SUI
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First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than Any equally sound institution that
places an it. risks az one rate wholly
ignoring the tmPoFtancssaaf charging
each p.stiey holder premium e4uitabiy
lr6poFtisned 10 the Fisk assumed This
Il tho
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
THE
WEEKLY WORLD.
G onsists of Eight Pages.
ana ~ sold for SIT 90
per Year

THIS csplains Why its circulation has
grown II rapidly, and Why advertisers
prefer Up constitute 4 good adver-
tisiag meaiama weekly must b. new i
anu NHttreiih The mora nows il
.contalAs$the better fl title advertisers.
Send fof 4 sample epg and compare
II With III eonpeii,ors Examine aud
investigate an y8Afself Give Il 4
trial and You WILDE readily convinced
that YOU have make 4 great mistake
IL not rising Is columns long ago
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY IECBklCAlITTfS

Wliica have so long worked injustice IL
applicants and agents, and while ii does
+ not contemplate III any sense the accept
aIice Of any applicant not safely insuT
able, Il recognizes the fact thai large
number II risks usually tieclinei can be
safely insured at an Increased premium
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
" nsrERs Maryland RAILROAD

raxxgcyaxs WIN
X Y. At shippensbure ami Cettv4i5s,
norfolk western and y j o Railbssd.
ut iiagerst0wn. Pennsylvania II +.
Frederick junction, and r Vi kP
&. and y. 4 p Railroads
Al Union Station Bal
tiin0rc Md
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14

Offers life ips1Ifaneeff the most liberal
and progressive terms and entirely de-
vuId u the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among Insurance companies generally
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal Is similar tathat applied
% fire insurance. the premiums being
regulated iniaGeordanec with the nature
Of the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also,the
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14

on sunday will stop on signal or TT Of
passengers
Additional trains win leave Carlisle daily *
stoIiing at all intermediate stations, arriving AZ
Harrisburg AZ go M LISP. M. and - i. m,
Ghafnbcrsburg
Daily
Daily except sunday
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BALTIMORE AND cUMBEELasD
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Train arriving az Cherry Run S45 " Nj runs
through 70 Hancock. arriving 80 n and
leaves Hancock $40 A. M, arriving Cherry Hun
54s A. Nj
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at 5t15 n.
M arriving At Hagerstown IS g. m stoptiiia. al
intermediate stations
Leave Rocky Ridge for Efnmittsburg M seq
and l09ea- M, and s.32 and Is Il. M
Leave Emmlttsburg for Rocky Ridge III 50
and 9,55 A. M, and 80 and s. 10 D. nj
Leave Bruce4ille for Frederick at 10 50 a M.
and SER and T19g y m
Leave Brueeville for rancytown, Iitilestawn
York Wriehtsviltc md Columbia al g.5s Il m
and 3.S5 Il m
r & X X Trains leave Shippenshurg 81 7t5
and II 80 a m, and SsaD ., M, and arriyt al
Shppensburg at 0.45 a, M. 40 and $40 = M.
daily, except sunday
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
TIN PLATE INDUSTRY.

The Report Of the Statistical ~ tho Treas
nry Department scrutinized BY Secretary
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-26
yl, /. N. PONHE 6 HIJO
LlCIQN ANTLHERPETICA

DEL DoCToR NGoNTE5.
meior medcamento para curar herpes guitar Is
fumada quita Ia caspa evando la caida del cabeo hac
desaparecer los baros empenes manchas espinias de
Exito SECURE Immediate. Pdase todas las boti
de Ia 1sa A mayor, la del senior Guilermety,
6epostario p ~s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-26
9e B1BL1orEoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE DE Pro-R1oo"


Respond NAL unas preguntas que Sc me hicieron
sobre Jose su famia mi padre Sc le podla ocul
tar mi turbaci6n; dirlgendose a Maria, le do
riendo:
- -Hermosa azucena tienes los cabelos: 20 he
visto de el jard1n.
Maria tratando de disimular desconcierto respon
di6 con voz cas imperceptible:
--Es que de estas azucenas solo hay en- la montana
Sorprend1 aquel momento sonrisa bondadosa
en- los abos de Emma
-1Y quien las ha enviado? pregunt6 mi padre
EI desconcierto de Maria va notable Yo la mi
raba; ella debi6 de halar algo animador mis-
oios pues respondi6 acento mas irme: . H
-Efran bot6 al huerto; nos pareci6 que sien.
do rara lastma que perdiesen esta de
elias. t4.,I,r 9. s1+.... -. :. s.. .Y e..@~*5.
Maria le die yo, 81 hubiese sabido que eran tan
estimabes esas hore las habra guardado para vosotras
pero me han parecdo belas que las que Sc ponen
sliariamente en- e horero de mi mesa az ..:: ii aa*E
Comprendi6 ella la causa de mi resentimiento y
10 do claramente mrada suya, que teml
ran las palpitacones de mi corazon .,15 4a
Aduela toe4e la hora de retrarse la familia del
gallon Maria estaba casuamente senada cerca de mi Des
ues de haber yaciado mucho le die al fin que
denunciaba mi emoci6n: Maria, para til pero no
cncontre las tuyas." Biz z5r "<8 acc<zo3 ii, sea1ao
Ella balbucia alguna disculpa cuando tropezandos
Ell sofa mi la suya se la retuve por movi.
anisnto ajeno de mi voluntad De6 de habar Sus oos
me miraron asombrados nuyeron2de los MICS Pas6se
por la frente augusta la mano que tena bre apoyo
an ella La cabeza hundlendo el brazo desnudo en- ell
scer doble lazo de la matera del alma que tai
e k 4 ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-26
MARIA " PoR JORGE IsAAos.

momento unfa, pdsose en- pie; como concluyendo
una reaexi6n empezada dijo tan quedo que apenas
pude orla entonces yo recogere todos los dias las
flores mas lindas; +" y desapareci6. - . o E.
Las almas como Ia de Maria ignoran el lenguaje mum
dano del amor pero doblegan estremeciendos la pr
mera Garcia de aque qulen aman como Ia adornidera
de los bosques baio el ala de los vientos. m 49, j."
- Acababa de confesar mi amor Maria; ella me habia
animado confesarseo, humAndose como una escava &
recoger aquelas flores Me repe delete sus dtmas
pabras; susurraba adn mi dido: "entonces yo
recogere todos los dias las flores mas lndas :"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-26
? CAPlTULO XII

La luna que acababa de elevarse llena grande bao
cielo profundo sobre los montes enutados uminaba
las faldas de las montaas banqueadas rechos por las
copas de los yarumos argenando las espumas de los
rrentes dfundiendo cardad melanc6ca hasta fon
do del vale, Las pantas exhaaban sus mas suaves
nsteriosos Ese silencio nterrumpido soamen
te por 81 bramdo del rio era mas grato nunca mi
alma fsz~s z.~--t.
Apoyado dc codos sobre 81 marco de mi ventana, me
imaginable vera medic de los rosaes entire los cuales
recogendo e rao de azucenas sacrifcando su orguo
Era 70 quien iba turbar adelante 81 sueno
infantil de podrfa va habarle de ha
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
A Ouccr.Proposition.


How could two persons be born at the
same time and die at the same time at
the end of fifty years. and yet one of
them live one hundreI days more than
the either? -
The answer turns upon the familiar
fact that person who goes around the
world toward the west loses a day while
person travelling in the opposite direc-
tion gains day.
We will suppose then. that the two
men in question were born at the same
Instant in Dublin, from whence a trip
around tie earth may he easily made
once a year. One of them goes toward
the west, the other toward the east.
One loses a day each year, while the
other gains day each year. When the
men die al ~ years of age one has seen
orc bundled DAYS niuie than the other
" e Review.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
The crOpS III This parish have

Inc crops Ill this parish have
never, for many years, been in
such fine condition as they are at
the present time. Without acct
dent, they will undoubtedly be
abundant.
One by one they are coming.
We mean substantial institutions
that will make the town move into
prosperous future. The bank Is
the latest addition to our useful
institutions, and we hope it will
have the effect of attracting some
new Industries in our midts in the
near future.
Miss lola Broussard. the
young daughter of Mr.. nj. l..
Brou,sard, gave nice picnic to
her friends last Sunday, under
the pines OH the east side of the
bayou, south of town. The brass
band furnished the music. Those
who attended the picnic had a
most. enjoyable time.
The posters giving out the
Programme for the Fourth of July
celebration here will soon be out.
We are satisfied that the celebra
ton will be properly managed
and will>be a grand and brilliant
SUCCESS. Let all our people joint
lH'the celcbration.
he old Ford theatre Of Was
hington, used by the government
as an annex to the pspsion Office, |
collapsed last week, killing 21l
clerks and wohnding about sol
more. This is the same building
in which President Lincoln was
assassinated. -.
We learned that Nh. Joseph
Lovas of this TOWN. had quite a
little experience one night last
week while returning home from
a days pe,tlling, When in the
neiShhorhood of Mr.. ID. Olivier's
plantation Mr.. Lovas was stopped
by negro, he says, who wanted
to bay some provisions, but as it
about I'D o'clock at night and very
dark, Mr.. Lovas told him he could
not sell him anything. because it
was too dark, the negro thereupon
jumped in the hack and told him
give me the. money you have, /
have a large family and no money"
but rs soon AZ he entered the We
hicle he was seized hy MIR. Lovas
who Is powerful man. who knoc-
ked him down from the carriage,
the negro who fell in the ditch
was covered by. Mr.. Lovas who
gave him II good pounding and
left him there. 1t was So dark
that he could not recognize his
asssilant
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
For The Bride.

Married in green, ashamed to be
seen.,t
Married IN gray. you will 20 far
away.
Married IN pink, your spirits
will sink.
Married III blue. he will always
be true
7 Married in peal, you will live in
u whirl.
Married in yellow. ashamed of
your fellow. -,
Married in red, YOU will wisk
yourself dead.
Married in black, ycS will wish
yourself back.
: Married in white, you have cho-
sen all right.
Married i'll brown, YOU will live
out of town. M. c. Review.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
LEONARD.

JAW Leonard. From Il race horse family.
sired 10y Judge Leonard. he by Zero.
son of i'oslOn. The Dam OF Jay I.coIard
was hy l'lniS, irnported by nr. fuiton.
jay leonard grand Dam wls by Bu,rush
Moran tie founder of The Morrill, FAM
~. Jay Leonard is a dark Day horse Z
years old. IL hands high, weight 100.
viii stand at. Brean lisidse. This SEA
son 1879:
Service Zee Si5m rsutI tctun pri-
v'lrsc Mares'hrpt at gras; Tor - cents
per month, hay and "'ain extra.
BAY leonard has staniln" challenge
Ia t'ot u i've mile heat with any Of our
local stations for purse moi lcas than
51.0uD. L
For other information addIrss Ia
NMUCtK-NANyIN.
lrrIu> iilIh"r. Ia.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
Local News.

town attentteu tlle bdll at BreauX
Bridge Wednesday.
We had quite a rush of Job
work this week. and have several
more on the hooks for next week.
Mrs. +. Rousseau and her
daughters, Misses Coralie and
Laurence left for the city last
week.
-Mr. Felix Bienvenu returned
last Saturday from Hot Springs.
Ark. where he spent several
weeks.
This week our people talked
bank, but talked of our bank, as it
is now an accomplished fact.
Opium Habit cuiea by DR. Miles, Nervihe!
The town council has pucha-
sed two lots Of ground near the.
grand maraIs to be nsed as a
dumping ground.
The Steamer Seave nson pass
ed here Wednesday with three
large barges of coal for the st.
John plantation.
Senator J. Is. Levert arrived
on his st. John plantation We'd
ncsday, to find his large crop in
splendid condition.
Read the al. of the Fourth of
July celebration, you will see
what is III store for YOU I'M the,
way Of amusemonts Oh that day.
There will be q grand fancy
dress ball in the hail of the hotel
on the st. John Plantation. this
parish, ON Saturday the 81,
Mrs. A. Gcrnaud and her
daughter, Miss Aimee, left last
week to visit relatives in Wiscon-
sin, and will also visit the Worlds
Fair. *
The crop prospects were ne
yer finer than at the present time.
and unless, some accident happen.
we may expect an abundant har-
vest
For Nervous Headache. DR.. Miles Nervine.
A cTevasse occurred in the levee
half mile below Baton Rouge
Tuesday night, which will innm-
date large erea of land under
cultivation.
The Women's Union Baptiste
Association. colored, of which
Mrs. p. G. Hucs of this parisb is
president, held their annual meet
ing at Franklin on the Is inst.
The people of the 9th warcl OF
Livingston had an election this
week to vote for or against the
sale of whisky III that ward The
anti-whisky .men carried the day.
The vote was, dry 81. wet 4.
Lawyers should send in their
briefs as soon rs possible and not
wait until the last moment to rush.
them i'll. 1t is a work that re-
puires care and attention SO as to
avoid errors.
We acknowledge receipt of an
invitation to attend the commences.
ment exercises of the school OF
the Sisters of Perpetual Adora-
ton, which will take place at
Breaux Bridge. on Saturday and
Sunday "a and % inst.
The brass band has this week
received through Messrs. j. q.
Hebert a. Bro. Agents for the
famous Conn music house OF Err
hart, Ind. fine tuba base. This
nice instrument will be entrusted
to Mr.. Auguste Clement, who will
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

The Great Southern Kennedy.
p'rpic should not hr deceived into
paying money for trashy mixtures got
ION up Ia scli Botanic Blood Balm
G,. =. ~ which h;,, been niadr IA Milan
Ia iuI The pai FIFTEEN years. never fails
To- give satisfaction as superior build
~" NJ tonic and blood purifier. II il
made ir"m the prescription Of an cmi-
nrut phy-lvlau. The bottle Is large and
ilr dose small, See then advertisement
and buy tia. which Is thoroughly en-
dor,'d 10y ti"usdnus Of grateful patients
test rs merits
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

The tax payeis - the PARISH "i 81
Martin. are hereby notified That The liS!-
ing and assessment 81. III taxable pro
perry in the parish If - NiLitin. for shr
tIAes nf iN.ri. ;nr completed and that
said llsta and assessments Viii be- ~
pOsedin my office al ~. MaIttnylilc, &c
cOrding io law during - days after ten
days notice That is irem June Nth to
July Sth 1873 iH correction ii any to Le
made. H.! ~. '. NAi;riNs ~
assessor aud i,c:'~trai -
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

LEAD 'sh'r Sout
/. HOME
rEorLa IA, 81 'a, rlsiltNuLa
ANTtSE PTTC
For Wounds. Burna. Srail,. Cramps.
Collie and Hot3sin iior,ra aid Mules.
st. Marlln,ilic. la, June 18th 1888.
Sherrouse Medicine 60. Lin,trd.
Dear Sus. If my .or inilarnre ca,I
be of any Scry!co III making known 80
fine a remedy a. nI;. TIti!ENOkS An
TtSkfTlC. you arc,truly WELCOME.
am never wthou! u
bfS { y iANp.
SlIerrousr Noicilr -. 'inl'toh,Fot
fresh wounds, bnrus, cuts truiscs,- r,c.,
and for Internal purposes for collie,
cramps and pains IN the stpn,ach. and
bowels, there is nothing heitrr than bI;
TICHENOR'S ANTlSEPTTC. Even the
children soon lcaru us merits. and for
every little complaint they run f0I the
bottle Of ANTISErTIC.
\. H. fRENGH
Sherrousc Medicine Co. limited. For
its claims. there Is nothing superior 10
DIR. TJCIfENOK'S iNTlSEpTIC; ~ fact
| cOnsider,it households necessity
!. T. EESEW kBiik
Shprrouor Ned,dinr Co. Limited. Ny
Mare gol very badly cut with q plow AID
! was very much afraid she was ,uinrd
for lie. but by the free use Of lii. TIC
HENOE'S ANTlSEPFIC. she wa5 cured
in very few days and Y ihcrctor"
STRONGLY recommend II to my friend;
and the public.
ApOLriif HKSfW BEER
I..issL.~
N1cdlr. = tome. or ,iuli''u t''lt v-u' lui;dn'r
~. .i....' g.
VI.p.I ~, ss;.lE - t"FE.i,..
~ - Il,.I ant o., tli' 'tft t'Il.f'T. l"ti %
tor AMI Iil,"usr,s. W do'i,rs L,upit
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19

Messrs. Yost & Carter sent out
splendidly finished new hack. named
the "Vestibule," on Saturday last,
built for that prince Of liverymen and
all.round good fellow, Mr.. Sam Fl.
Anderson, of Jonesboro, and will be
run between that place and Johnson
City as double daily to connect with
the vestibule trains. This will be a
great public convenience and deserves
liberal patronage and abundant sue
cess.-Greeneville Republican.
Rev. g. W. Coleman has been re-
turned 10 the N. e. Church at this
place much TO che satisfaction OF his
congregation. He will not return 10
the city In time 30 Ill the pulpit next
Sunda,', but has made arrangements
with Rev. E. a. Mclaughlin to do so
for him both morning and evening.
Subscribe for The COMET only one
dollar per year.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19

Col. Wallace Hahn was down from
Cranberry Tuesday.
Jas. A. Maher was among his friends
IN the city this week.
Mrs. G. J. Broyles is visiting in
Elizabethton this week.
A. B. Biddle and wife have return.
ed from the White City.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Keeper are en-
tertaining a new girl baby.
Will Biddle was among the drum.
mers that we're here this week.
H. Gildersleeve and two sons have
returned from the Worlds Fair,
Geo. Taylor and Will Boring from
Milligan left Monday on the vestibule
for Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19

L. F. Crowder was in Bristol Mon
day looking after business interests.
The vestibule was delayed twelve
hours Monday on account of a wash
out on the N. & w. Railroad.
Burney Burleson, who has been rep
resentIng the Wrought Iron Range
Company in Pennsylvania, is at home
on short visit.
Johnson City people ehould patron
nize home institutions during times
like the present, help your home mill
by buying a sack of gold dust, ivory or
watauga family flour at III. Jackson's
store.
For fine candies Sam Leach can not
be beat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19

There is new plank walk being
laid on Spring street, in front of the
Harr-Brown Building something that
has been needed for some time.
Mike, the colored porter at Hotel
Piedmont, while in a scrap with one,
Mary Cary, received blow in the
head from which he bled freely, other
wise Mike was not hurt. Mary was
shown to the recorders office and
promptly fined.
The recent heavy rain raised the
Nolachuoky out of her banks and did
consid cradle damage TO the johnson
City and Carolina Railroad track near
EmbrsvilIe. Trains were unable 70
pass for several days.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19
HARD TIMES HAVE
HELPED Us!

The harder the times the
cheaper we buy-the cheap
er we buy the cheaper we
sell--hence through all
these terrible days of suf-
fering and uneasiness
throughout dissection, our
business has steadily
grown.
Off to New York in 10
days to buy the second
stock of Fall Goods.
AS we have told you be-
fore we always make the
middle trip pay.
We are now loaded down
with bargains in all lines
Cum and c us for Boots
and Shoes, Dry Goods
Notions, Clothingl&c.. &c
We will save you money
and if not, we do not asl
your trade.
Respectfully,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New York Office, 44o
| 551 and $50, Broadway.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19

The Democrats of the House are
setting the Democratic Senators a
good example in keeping together.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
Republicans to create discussion
among the House Democrats over the
Tucker bill for the repeal of the obnox-
ious federal election laws, that bill was
passed on schedule time and il re.
celved the votes of every Democrat
present, as we'll as those of the pop
ulists. The House then took up the
McCreary bill amending the Geary
Chinese exclusion, act, which would
have been passed last week if more
members than were expected had not
desired to make speeches thereon,
causing the taking OF vote to be
postponed until this afternoon.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19
SEEN AND HEARD.
Personal and Other Items That Have a
Present Interest.

H. D. Gump spent last Sunday in
Bristol.
A. S. Gump was down from Bristol
last Friday.
Geo R, Hurlbut left last Saturday
for the Fair.
Tate L. Earnest was up from Jones'
boro Monday.
FIN. George and wife have returned
from the Fair.
Jas. W. Crumley was up the narrow
gauge Monday.
@. w. Carr and wife have returned
from the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lizzie 6napp, of Greeneville,
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Ina Jobe came in from Erwin
and spent the day Monday.
IT. Ellis and wife are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. o. Chinowith.
r. L. Mann was looking after bust
ness interests in Elizabethton Monday.
Will Hyder left Monday for Pulaski
10 attend the Grand Order of I. o. OF.
DR.. Broyles and daughter, of Ashe-
vile, N. O., are visiting his son at Mil
ligan near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall have return
ed from a visit to the Worlds Fair
and homefolks in Illinois.
Luther Benson, the Temperance
orator will lecture Oct. 26 and q in
Johnson City. The Boston Post calls
Luther Benson" the superior ofGouge.'
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19
THE COMET.
Collections Department.

The COMET has inaugurated a
collection department and has
placed W. NJ. Boyd in charge. He
will call upon subscribers in Wash
ington and adjoining counties pre-
pared to take payment in money or
produce at market prices. AS it
will be impossible to make trips Of
ten it is hoped you will be prepared
to make paymentin something when
he calls. If
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-10-19
The Talk Of the Town.

They do not understand how M.
Jackson, can sell groceries SO cheap,
but all the same he does it. Call and
see for yourself.