The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-04-12
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Personal and Other Items That Have
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Mrs Lydia Crystal, an aged lady
near town, died of dropsy last Friday
Mrs Cbas, F. Carson and Miss Fan
ME Carson, OF T,tiord, are visiting
friends in the city.
Who will unlock the box contain
ing the $50 in gold at the New YORK
Racket Store, Friday, the Goth inst.
r. r, Baily, the drayman, has moved
from his old place on Welborne street
TO Jobe street. opposite A. P. Hender-
son.
Communion service will be held at
the Second Presbyterian Church next
Sunday, April 10Th. Preparatory ser.
vice Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs w. J Exum are as
proud OF their second SON as fond par.
ents should be. Well join you any
time, Exum, in the nope that he ma
live long and prosper,
The Longfellow Literary Club, which
is composed of our literary inclined
young people, has not allowed the bad
winter weather to freeze and rain them
out, but have good attendance every
Tuesday night,
The second installment Of winter
has nipped the too forward spring res
olutiOn of the man who thought he
would tend his OVID garden this year
on account of the hard times and play
havoc generally with early vegetables
Even the spring poet has suffered Sc
rious injury from the biting frost,
John Oliver, the eection man, had
his hand badly hurt one day last week
by having it struck with a hammer
The blow bruised it so badly that ht
is unable to work and has suffered
great pain. The doctors think, how
ever, that he will come around al
right, by careful treatment, in few
days.
In our issue OF last week mention
was made of two boys leaving the cit,
under cloud. 1t is but simple justic
to state that the boys alluded to wer
not Buford Mathes and John White
who have returned after having spen
a week or more in learning that ether
is no place like home" We take plea,
ure in correcting an erroneous imprei
sion that has been thus unintentior
ally given.
Mr.. John S. Gotshall, of Buffal
was called here last week on accour
of the serious illness Of his sister, Mr.
Mark Miller, whose condition he
been pronounced hopeless Mom
Veruon, co., Banner, April 3. I'll
friends of Mrs. Miller in this city wi
regret to hear the above. Mr.. &C
Mrs. Miller were residents of tn
place only a short time, but forme
many happy acquaintance and We
the esteem of ell with whom they we
thrown.
If you are possessed of wool-dye
unshrinkable, fifty-four-inch-wide E
gacity you will not suffer sick.h
aches any longer, but will try the ne
and famous cure known as Ramon
Tonic Liver Pills. They are abs
lutely harmless and the best remet
ever compounded for all forms of b
iousness, disordered liver, sour stol
ach, etc. Wofford & Co, your dru
gists, have them, and thew will &C
% cents a box. They will give y,
samples free.
Franc. P. Sparks and wife W
letve tonight on No. II for Johns
City, where they will make the
future home. Franc. has been one
the compositors on the DAILY NE1
for nearly two years, and good o.
he has been too. The NEWS regrets
have TO part with him, and especial
the one whom he oonverses with
the "White Man language" His pla
will be ably filled by Mr.. John Spragu
another excellent composition.
The people of Berkeley were horrif
yesterday to learn that Mr.. Jes
Everitt, engineer of the steam Il
Johnson, had been arrested for a brut
crime. 1t seems that one of Everett
little girls was very i'll and that son
friends who had been sitting upby t
little suffer we're ordered out of t
room by Everett, who rushed in wi
knife, threatening to kill those W
remained. The little girl stretch
out her hands and begged the faith
not to beat her mother after she die
An officer was sent for and when
arrived death had relieved the lit
one from ner suffering. It is said til
Everett short while ago attempt
to outrage his own daughter, but W
prevented by his wife. It is thong
that Everett NAV be lvnched POP