The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-04
SEEN AND HEARD.

OOVaAtOh OFbVlhdy
Sidney Broyles, of Cedar Creek, is |
visiting in the city.
Capt. w. A. Nelson was in from
Backwoods Monday.
Dayton Hunter was down from
EliGabethton yesterday.
w. w. DEFAULT was in Tuesday
from his Watauga farm.
Miss Willie Mcfarland has return
ed from visit to Bristol.
Miss Alice Simon, Of Bristol, is visit
ting in the city this week.
G. Kirkpatrick is travelling for
North Carolina tobacco firm.
Rev. and Mrs. JIG. Cowan spent a
few days in Bristol last week.
Chas P. Woford, the insurance
man, was in Knoxville Monday.
Master Chas. Keller is visiting his
uncle, Chief of Police Campbell.
Mai. A. u. Reynolds uas down from
Bristol last week for few hours.
Will Burrow was visiting his broth
er, Robert, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Akard are both
down with grippe, but are improving.
The State and County taxes are
now due and can be paid at III. O.
Harris Office until the first Monday in
February, 1894. On and after that
date they will be in the hands OF the
constable for collection. 1866
Lacy Lawrence, the hustling Build
ing and Loan man, was mingling with
us yesterday.
Hon. A. J. Patterson gave The
COMET Office call yesterday, but the
editor was not in.
Miss Cora Showalter returned yes
terday from an extended visit to
Springfield, Ohio.
Miss Lucy Sells, OF Sullivan county,
is the guest of friends and relatives in
the city this week.
Judge Chandler is in Bristol this
week in the interest of the Knights
and Ladies of Honor.
Mrs, J. G. Cowan and children have
returned from spending a few days
with relatives at Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. George have
gone to spend month or 30 with rel
atives at Lexington, KY.
Miss Laura Brooks has returned to
her home at Bristol after spending
several days with Mrs. @. w. Carr.
The State and County taxes are
now due and can be paid at IL. G.
Harris Office until the first Monday in
February, 1894. On and after that
date they will be in the hands OF the
constable for collection. 1861
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Mathes were
no from Jonesboro to attend the fu
neral OF Mrs. John A. Mathes yester
day.
NIB. Remine, of the Courier, wal
down from Bristol last Sunday anC
spent an hour or 30 very pleasantly
with friend.
Hon. I. Hampton, of Ossian, N. Y.
we'll known TO many OF our readers
has been quite i'll for some time at hi
northern home.
Billy Snapp says that the livery bus
mess is increasing very perceptible
This is splendid sign OF appro ach
ing good times.
Our old friend J. M. Henry was VI
from his home at Broylesville thi
week. He was accompanied by mem
bers of his family.
The State and County taxes ar
now due and can be paid at d. 9
Harris Office until the first Monday il
February, 1894. On and after tina
date they will be in the hands of tn
constable for collection. 1866
Mrs. P. S. Cox, who has been WISH
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
Patton, on Buffalo street, went dow
to Jonesboro Tuesday. Her home
in Carryille.
Mrs. James H. Ray, of Shell Creel
was visiting her brother, Berne
Burleson. She brought her two chile
rem and put them in school at tn
Columbus Powell.
Every one has touch of Ia grippe
but how one can be sick such fin
weather is marvel. If you have nc
had it you will. 1t seems very impa
riaI in lis dealings,