The Comet from Johnson City, Tennessee • Page 3

The Comet, JohHsoh in ii i ii i Thursday July 2d, 1897; Absolutely Puro Celebrated for ltg grout levelling istrengtb ami bealthfuiness. Assured the food against alum and all forms of adultcratlou common to tbfl cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING York. THE COMET To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Hroiuo Quinine All druggists re fund tun money If It falls to cure.

25c The best flour is Gold Dust. Fruit Jars at Summers, Barton Lyle's. 676-Ct No other "firm" sells the celebrated White Lilly Flour but Jackson. I. N.

Boring Bpont yestarday in Bristol. Baseball at the lake today and tomorrow. E. A. Shipley was over from Jones-horo Saturday, Mrs.

J. W. Boring visited friends in Bristol yesterday. Miss Lizzie Beeves returned to ones-boro Saturday. John Hunter wants to buy your blackberries, Hee mm before you sell, The best flour it Gold Dust.

Try a can of Perfection Baking Pow dor for 5 cents at Jackson's. Crumley went to North Carolina Tuesday on business 8. C. Williams N. this week.

was in Bakersville, Try a Cuban ade at McFarland 4c Boh ton drug store, a aeucious arms John Boring left on the vestibule Monday for Nashville. Sufferers who have been on the sick list lately are convalescing. Misses Gertrude and Frank Mitchell are visiting in Jonesboro this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Tate L. Earnest spent a few days at Unaka Springs last week. Miss Betta Ilenson.of Boone's Creek, IS visiting Mr. and Mrs. It.

i). lienson Gold Dust flour beat made, One of the wonders of the world is how nice goods can be sold at so low a price at Jackson's. Cold DllSt flur w'll please the nest of you. Mrs. C.

E. Crawford and her daugh ter, Mrs, Hoover, spent fast week Austin Spnnga. YXTitl rinnran rt rtufiaf nnrn liaa It ami visiting friends in the city for the past week. Mrs. Eva Earnest came down from Bickley Mills, laRt Saturday to Visit her son, Tate Earnest.

Miss Pearl Blake, who is spending the summer with Miss Uertie Weiler, has been ill, but is convalescing. Let low prices and good goods be your guide to Jackson store. Buy Gold Dust flour. A visit to Jackson's store where you, pan examine the goods and get prices settles tne urooeries question, The Haynes Bros, gave a musical entertainment at Wataussee on Tuesday night, 1'hyslolaus report considerable sickness in the country, though not of a very serious nature. Three cars of steel rails arrived in Elizabethton Monday for the Linnville Biver railroad company, Jackson will furnish you with the of all kinds of Meats( Groceries tud vegetables, Give him a trial, The pionio at the lake last Saturday, by Prof.

Mettetal's school, was a very pleasant affair and heartily enjoyed. Mrs. W. P. Harris and little child left on the vestibule yesterday for Montgomery, for a short visit.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Jackson retnrned Monday from Blowing Rock, C. Wheyp hey spent Beyeraj dajg.

UOOD OOQK WANTED-Steady employment to the right party. Apply at this office, Geo. Bess left Monday night for Brushy Mountain mines, where he has accepted a clerical position under the Btata. superintendent of the mines. Mossy Creok and Johnson City base ball teams will cross bats at the lake today and tomorrow Thursday and Friday.

A ball team from Knoxville will visit Johnson Cityaoon to try conclusions with our luoal stars. Bogersyille, too, will soon be in the field for keeps, A oami) of Sons of Confederate Veter ans was organized Monday night by the young men of the city. Officers were elected and other initiatory busi ness transacted. Mrs. Ida Buchanan, after visiting her narents.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sparks.

left Friday to join her husband at Chat tanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boring went out to Flonryille Monday to visit Mr. Boring's sister, Miss Effle, who contin ues very ill.

For Sale. A fine portable steam saw mill of 25 H. in nice running order. A bar gain for some one if sold at once. Ap ply to W.

Tenner, Erwin, Tenn. 673-tt Two alarms of fire were "turned in" thirt week from (1. U. Harris' pin factory. The presence of the tire brigade was not necessary, ns the sparks were extinguished before anyone arrived, This week wo are fiillinp: a good-size order for stationery-letterheads, envelopes, cards, for the Empire Glass and Decoration of Atlanta, (la.

We sent them samples and prices and received the order. We are a "hot member" when it comes to job priutiug, and don't yon forget it. Some of the friends of the auti-curar- ette law recently enacted in this state claim that the law does not reach far euongh, and that the use of these coffin-tacks should be sufficient to incriminate the guilty party. Mr. and Mrs.

Wood chaper oned an excursion party of young peo ple up the Marrow (Jauge luesuay evening. Those composing the party were: Misses Anna Lynn Bachman, of Sweetwater, Willie Bay, of Asheville, N. Ada Liynn, of linstol, Ueorgia Jarnigan, of Morristown, Sue and Ada Wood and Mrs. L. Odom; Messrs.

Will Gowan, of Morristown, Whitney and Lit Wood, S. S. Crumley, James Summers and Bev. Herndon. And It Will Come.

The time may come and may not be a long way off either, when business men and corporations will refuse to employ a cigarette smoker, Morris town Gazette. Eclipse of the Sun Today. There is an annular eclipse of the sun today, visible here only as a partial eclipse. The path of central eclipse passes across Mexico and Cuba, touches Gape St, Rouge and ends in the Soutb Atlantic The following computation will be found nearly correct for this section: Eclipse begins 7:53,31 a. m.

Eolipse ends 10:20.37 a. ra. Greatest obscuration seven-twelfths of dice. Negroes Will Celebrate. Excursion trains will be run over the Southern road to accommodate those of the colored population who desire to attend the emancipation celebration here on August 7th, Excursion trains will also bo run to this place from Bristol, Abingdon and other points This will doubtless bring a large color ed contingent to the city, as the fare from the different points is very low.

Bundaj Suliool llasB IfeeMng. All the Sunday schools and those in torcsted inthe work are invited to attend a mass meeting to be held in the M. E. Church, South, next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock These meetings are held monthly in the various churches of the city and are very interesting and instructive to the participants. BORX, Saturday afternoon, July 24, to Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Kilby, a son. Monday morning, July 26, to Dr.

and Mrs. W. J. Miller, a son. Thursday morning, July 29, to Mr.

and Mrs. George Williams, adaughter. To all of whom The Comet extends heartiest congratulations. New lload to Built Prosperity is coming. A charter has been granted for the Watauga Mineral Bailway company, to run road from the North Carolina state line in Johnson county to a point near Johnson City, a distance of nearly one hundred miles We earnestly hope the information we have is correct and that work on the road will begin soon, as such enter prises are always welcomed, even if the project is not instantly completed.

And Vet. There appears on the trustee's books of Bradley oaunty an assessment of 12 cents tax against Wm. Harris. After the back tax collectors finished the job I it was found that the cost amounted to $9.51. And yot the are trying to delude intelligent voters into the belief that "Tennessee is all right; just let her alone." Morristown Gazette.

Accident at Reservoir. Last Thursday, whilo some of the workmen employed in the work being done on the reservoir were ongaged in making an excavation of considerate depth, there was a general give-wy which resulted in seriously injuring two men James Becket, white, and Gus Reeves, colored. Becket was badly bruised, but not fatally. Reeves was less fortunate, both legs being brqken and considerably bruised. They were brought to the city and giyen medical atteution.

Both a.re expected to speedily recover. Miss Kflie Boring Very 111. The physical cpndition pf Mjss Effie Boring, resulting from having witnessed the brutal murder of Walter Galloway, is greatly aggravated by an attack of flux, and her relatives and friends are much alarmed regarding her recovery. Saturday it was feared she could not long stand the terrible strain upon her nervous system, and now tuat ner illness has become complicated anxiety as to her physical ability to withstand the shock is greatly increased. It seems from what she herself says that the face of Walter Galoway, with the awful expression upon it just as the flash of the murderer's gun lit it up in the darkness, is now before her.

Could the earnest desires of hosts of friends prevail her reoovery would be speedy and oomplete. Evervbodjr Says So. Cabarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of tlie age, pleas- nut and retrosiiinsr to the taste, act genuy and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire srRtem, disiiel colds, cure headache, fever, liubitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of O. C.

to-day; 10, i 50 cents. Hold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. DAM THE WATAUGA! It Has Been Allowed to Run Un checked Long Enough And the Elect lie Power Company Propone to Utilize Some of 1U Wailful Energy by Turnlntc It to Good Account. Johnson City is to have an innova tion in the matter of securing power to operate all kinds of machinery, and the amount of money to be expended will reach away up into the thousands. For some lime the stockholders of the Watauga Lighting and Power Co.

have not been receiving a satisfactory dividend on their investment. The plant here is a very costly one and has not been operated to an advantage lately. At a meeting of the stockholders held at the Gilsey House in New York City ast week, the question of damming the Watauga river and thus utilizing the vast power that has bo long been of no service was presented to the board and fully discussed. A decision was reached favorable to the completion of the project. As a result a massive power house and 16-foot dam will be built it King's shoals, on the Three C's railroad all the land and necessary concessions having already been secured.

E. Brading. local manager of the company in this city, tells us that there is no question about the change being made, and that an expert dam builder from Maine is daily expected in the city. mediately upon his arrival he will lock over the grounds, make the necessary estimates, and work will begin at once. The plant here will not be torn down but the engines and such machinery as will not be needed will be disposed of and the building used for manufacturing purposes.

The manifold advantages resulting from this change will be of the very greatest consideration to those who operate machinery, as it will not only greatly reduce the cost of insurance where steam is now used but will do away with the need of fuel and an extra supply of water. The capacity of the plant when com pleted wjlj bp 5Q QV 800 horse power at low water, which is considered amply sufficient for all purirases. Notwithstanding the plant here since its erection has cost the owners something like 18200,000, these gentlemen still have confidence in the future of Johnson City and are willing to invest more of their big dollars in its enterprises. We sincerely hope the under taking will prore no less profitable to the promoters than it will be ad van tageous to our city and her people. Entertained Their Friends.

One of the most unique and enter' taining functions of the present sea son in JohnBon City, was the "At Home" of the Misses Wood, given last Friday evening at their residence on Spring street, in honor of Misses Lynn, of Bristol; Baphman of Sweetwater; Bay of Asheville, and Misses Beeves and Patton of Jonesboro. There was a large attendance of the Johnson City young people, and in addition to these there were present: Messrs, Davis and Davies, of Knoxville; J. T. Taylor and L. Cowan, of Morris town, and James Lynn, of Bristol.

xue entertainment provided was, in addition to music and recitations, a "blue stocking party," which was a guessing contest at the illustrated ti ties of books and proved yery interest- mg. i tie af priye were won oy miss Bay, and Geo. Woflbrd, and the booby prizes by Miss Barlow and Mr. JaB. St.

John. The company was de lighted and entertained by the singing and reciting of Misg Ray, the singing of Miss Bachman and the violin music of Miss Barlow. Elegant refreshments were served and at the ''wee sma" hours the guests departed, having had a most evening. i.JL..i.i,a.. A man in Virginia, rode forty miles, to Fairfax Station, for the purpose of getting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and took home with him, a dozen bottles of the medioine.

The druggist who relates the incident, adds: "Your remedy seems to be a general favorite wherever known." Its effects are in deed wonderful in all lung and throat troubles. Procure a bottle at Ward Friberg's The Bee Hive. Secret We Can't Go. We are in receipt of a neatly executed invitation, to attend the opening of Nat W. Taylor's photographlo art studio at Asheville, N.

on Tuesday, 27th inst. We regret that it was not possi ble for us to be present, but we appreciate the kindly invitation none the less. Mr. Taylor is master of his i aud wil not be long in scouring a re turn of the prosperous patronage he once enjoyed in the progressive moun tain city. His legion of friends here join us in wishing him pleasant and profitable sojourn In the land of the A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison, of Worth Inifton, Sun writes: "Yon have a valuable prescription in Electric Bitters, and I can cheerfully recommend it for constipation and sick headache.and as a genaral system tonlo it has no equal' Mrs. Aunle Stehle, 4CSS Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago, was all run down, oould not eat nor di gest food, had a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary, but six bottles of Electrie Bitters restored he health and renewed her strength. Prices, SO ent and 11.00. Get a bottle at McFarland drug store. GREAT SALES prove the great merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Hood's Sarsaparilla sells because it accomplishes CHEAT CURES. Bunaway Accident. Two of our popular yuug ladies- Misses Lydia Boucher and Iva Johnsontiring of the monotony of indoor lie concluded to seek health and com fort in a drive over the city. They secured a "North Carlinv" horse and a buggy and started out, but their pleas ure was short-lived. They were driv ing up Spring street, and when near Walnut the horse became frightened at some umbrellas and dashed off at a rapid gait.

Miss Johnson was thrown out and the wheels of the buggy passed from her shoulder diagonally across her chest, inflicting somewhat painful but not serious bruises. The eronnd where she fall was muddy and very soft, which doubtless rendered the iniurv ess painful than it would otherwise have been. Miss Boucher succeeded in retaining her seat in the buggy until the horse was stopped and beyond being badly frightened was not injured. Miss Johnson has fully recoyered and is none the worse for her narrow escape. Worth Seeing.

The large show window of the M. E. Wolfe Furniture Co. is attracting con siderable attention. The window is filled with reminiscences of western life buffalo robes and horns, catamounts, birds, bears, antlers, Indian moocasius, etc Those relics are the property of Mr.

Floyd Jones and are highly prized by him as trophies of his markmanship while a denizen of the wilds of Wyoming. In the center of the display stand two trnsty fowling pieces, the best friend you oould have in a western jungle. By the way, Mr. Jones is now con nected with the Wolfe Furniture and would be glad to have his friends call and see him. Dwelling Houm Burned.

About noon Tuesday fire was dis covered in the residence of Dave Jenk ins, across the Narrow Gauge in the eastern part of the city. The firemen responded promptly, but the fire had made such rapid headway when they arrived that it was impossible to save the building, whioh was totally destroyed. The household effects and all the furniture, with the exception of a large side-board were saved. The loss falls rather heavily upon Mr. Jenkins, who is employed in C.

Harris pin factory. To-Day's Gine. The Mossy Creek boys arrived in the city this morning and will tackle our boys on the diamond in one game today and two games tomorrow. The teams will line up as follows; J. C.

Position M. Beeler Perkey Bruner Rhoton, Rhoton, Luuk, 1 1 19 b- .0. 1. Lnsk, Millard. Naff Weiler.

Godwin, rti Caldwell. The visitors have the reputation of playing good ball and an interesting game may be expected. The Troth About It. Tennessee pays annually to its ju diciary the saw of Georgia pays $75,000 and North Carolina pays $46,750. Tennessee has a population of Georgia has 1,837,353, ai North Carolina has 1,617,947.

Tennes see pays her judges $21,250 more tha.g Georgia and North. Carolina combined North Carolina is experimenting with convicts in road building, So far it haa proven very satisfactory, The expense of keeping the ootmcti is only six cents per day, per convict, more than when they were confined in idle ness. Dr, King's New Discovery for Con sumption. This is the best mediclqe in the World for all forms of coughs and colds and for consumption. Every bottle is guaranteed.

It will cure and not disappoint, It has no equal for whoeping cough, asthma, hay fever, pneumonia, bron ohitis, la grippe, Cold in the head and for con sumption. It Is safe for all ages, pleasant to take, and. above all. a sure cure. It is always wull to take Dr.

King New Life Pills in con' miction with Dr. King's New Discovery, ai they regulate and tone the stomach and bowels we guarantee perfect satisractton or return money. Regular size nO cents and 1 1.00. )t met nriana jo. arug store.

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It C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money. THE bring Sale.

We are now offering special Bargains in all ines. DRY GOODS, Clothing, Shoes and Slippers, Straw Hats, You know that when we say Cheap, it means CHEAP. DtDon't get left. Yours truly, WARD FRIBERG 0 a MONEY Mads Easily and Rapidly 111 Read This and Think it Over! Wei want three or four men with energy and grit to represent us in Washington and adjoining counties. Will give them a situation In which they can make money rapidly, the work being light and employment the year round, Require no capltol or great education.

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CLERK AND MASTER'S Sale of Land. In Chanoery Court at Johnson City Tennessee, W. O. Butler vs. U.

S. Saving and Loan et. al, Pursuant to a decree of said court at its June term 1897, in the above style cause, I will on SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1898 in front of the door of Jobe's Opera House, in Johnson City, Tennessee, Bell to the highest bidder the property mentioned and described in the pleadings and said decree and ordered 10 be sold to wit: A certain tract or par eel of land lying in Johnson City, Washington county, Tennessee, described as follows Beginning at the north side of Harris avenue at a point one hundred and fifty-two and one-half ftet from the corner of Roan and Harris streets, theuee llfty-three feet with Baid Harris avenue (or street) 53 dearees 14 to the lot formerly owned by.Chales Fine and now belonging to Ferguson, thence with his line north north 3G degrees 23 west one hun dred and fifty-lour and seen-tenths feet to an alley, thence north 41 degroes 46 cast forty-one and three fourths feet with said alley to a stake, thence in a straight line about one hundred and sixty feet to point cf beginning on Harris street, to satisfy, first cross complainant, United States Savinz and Loau dcree for $884 45 with interest from Nove.nber 11th, 1890, and the Costs of the cause. Second, to satisfy complainants da cree for the mim of $382.80, with in terest from November 11th, 189G, un less said recoveries, interest and costs are sooner paid. TKKMS OK SALE.

Said property will be sold on a credit oi six months and in bar of the right of redemption or repurchaser, the purchaser will be required to give note with solvent security, bearing interest from date of sale, and lien will be retained on said property for purchase money until Tuily ptfd. This July 26th 1897. W. F. Yousa, Clerk and Master.

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CLERK AND MASTER'S Sale of Land. In Chancery Court at Johnson City Tennessee. John Sanders vs. H. B.

Crumley et. al. Pursuant to the decree cf said nnnrt at its June term, 1897 in the above styled cause, I will on SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1897, in front of the door of Jobe's Opera House in ihnson City, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder the property mentioned and described in the plead iugs aud said decree and ordered to be sold to-wit A certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Johnson City, 9th civil district of Washington county, Tenneasee, and bounded as follows: Beginning at the corner of King street and a twenty foot alley, and running with said alley and J. M. Carr's lot, two hundred feet to Millard street, thence with Millard street fifty feet to M.

C. Gulliber's lot.th. nee with her lot two hundred feet to Krg street, theuee with King street fifty feet to the boginniug, to satisfy the United States Saving and Loan recovejy against II. B. Crumley for the sum 01 $2035 10, with interest from November 14th, 1890 and the costs of the cause, unless said debt, interest and costs are sooner paid TERMS OF BALE.

Said property will he sold on a credit of six month and in bar of the equity of redemption, the purchaser will be required to give interest-bearing note with good security, and a lien will he retained on said land for purchase mouny until folly paid. This July 2Gth, 1897. W. F. Yocifq, Clerk and Master.

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