The comet., August 16, 1884, Image 4

About The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916

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Cs.lll'-SillR tin: link ttS ilK lililVK v'lw')'!
Ami Mimilil thpolilonk (all, I'tvIrkiHi Imil -IHIlf
l-'i.lnlly tli Ivy wlU din.' tn it still:
Triliiiiu; it tciulriUi ahuii? Hie prone form
Whi-iv tilt It lino lirikvVil tin: (UiiiIIkIiI uhI plorm.
Woman lko Ivy, nltta'tluti will wroutlin,
Anil to hi;r hen rt' Mol ilovoti.-iUy cli-avo;
With Konsttincy cllu vliiu sorrow, okhuII, ..
Ami hoard tho nulo Hhoek of ail vomit y Kitto:
Contounxt would ilwi'll with hor lov'B ono for-
evor, y ' -,
If fatn's criii'l knltu life's rliOnlH did not svvor.
''AiktiHati Triiwllvr. " ' A"" ""
A Mouiiinlu -!lrl.
Wrltton for Tun Cojikt.
A pun picture of it mountain girl
limy interest tho home re.iitkirs of Thk
Comkt. Otic lnilf of tho world floCs
not know how tho other half live ; and
tho ladies of Tim Commt do not
know how their cousin who liven ih i
"cave" on the nteep 'side of 'somt
mountain or knoh passes nwny her
time. -:v(itrr,,,H
She. in horn in u log 'hut "wnich is
lighted hy the open door in tho day
time, and hy the hlaziug fire on win
tor night. ' Cracks in the iloor.r.'thc
walls, the , eoiljng: and, a hole, wit
through the wall beside :ju Mitunry
r .t.,..i.. If :t.. rni . .. i.i.. : i
ooiiifio oii"my ui iiir.. 4 no. nun con
tains hut one room and a. loft ahovo it,
mi i , 'it . i i
i no attic room in iionreu wit ii loop
hoards and has one or two hods spread
on them, i he lower room has two
IxMlslumln iij th'-Tpr cornel of fttit
ro)intw.Ub.4Q.il'U,flrjj'twe(-uJ
tliem. Perhaps a third hod stand on
one side oi Ine open fireplace. The)
tiihlo stands in the middle of the room.
Four split hottomod chairs are ranged
iihoot the chimney in the winter and
about tho door in tho sLmiirtir. The
"lmker" (an iron pot with a lid with n
rim around it to hold lire coals) the
frying pan and the codec pot slmids
on the hearth for half an hour he fore
each meal, and cook the breakfast din
'nor ami flipper of codec, fried niojit
and biscuit. The reft of tho rooking
Vtwieln It igel.iici' vii.h the. table, dishes
are on thehelf between the y replace
and the door. Tho clothing of the
family is kept in chests that arc plac
ed under the beds. On tho lofty "fire
hoard" or mantle pieco nre tire orna
mental posession of the household,
the canned peaches, and the lytho
graphed pictures taken fron'scod cat-
' alogues placed inside of empty glass
jars. If the family is well to do a pile
of quilts four foot high stands in me
corner. The washstand is a post out
Bide, of tho door holding a tin wash
pan. A towel hangs by the door and
a comb is placed near a small looking
glass on the wall. A few hundred feet
from the house is the spring. A rail
fence matches tho house. The garden
is fenced with split pickets. The view
from the front door embraces several
f. fields and is hounded by tho dark.
woods of tho "knobs" on tho opposite
side of the road and branch. .Such is
cnh nvtlwHwnmiit tin1 end" "f the
house.;, Hho also weaves the rng env-
tH't tor.tliu lirtor (it hoc f yer has one)
and the WrollcJi covcrlcr for tho beds.
hM litllt: lffisnro she pieces
nod ipiilts patchwork. Iter husband
is idle more than half his time, but.
she is always busy. Ifo never works
very. hard except in harvest, and ho
lounges about .the houso instill the
rainy and cold weather, but sho never
huS time to rest. Ho looks eloui and
hefllthy, hnt she looks paid, thinjover
worked. Tllo only luxury" she Allows
herself, a box of snutr or a bag of
smoking tobaco, does not niM to her
looks, Hlio never dreams of being a
companion to Jicr husband or an in-
Ktructor of her childvS. Tho courti-
cies common elsewhere to which her
volley and lowland sisters are do ac
ns to accent, without
SIm l'jntci t-a IVnIU."" '
"I'm rfibngVity fkeiied this' thiiig'll
run nwav nn no mo cnuso o ouv
death."," SgStptcdly spvkV thu nervous
old wyinan, us she' trembljngVy took
her seat ii tho, car and lintened in a
terrified manner to tho hiss ' find" iki
of tho air brakes.
After1 a few miles of travol
she bocano a littlo more
would probably havo enjoyed herself
immensely if tho train had not stop
ped nt a water tank very suddenly. J
"Oh, Lordy! mister," nho soreamqd,
"what's tho matter?" :
cuilt,aiud
notecing them, would- greatly Jfnv
harass the mountain girl.
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Johnson City, Term,,
DEALEIiB IN
moved herttelf ' ; :
GcneraOIcrclmiidise.
Unspi'MtiiiM ri y
rhvsicians ''tircBcrintions carefully
"Nothing," answered tho cundimtor, wmiou,ui9a. by. Dr. Hasli at ull.hours.
the birthplace of our heroine. .
Her .earliest memory will bo of her
cradle, made of six unpaiiited boards.
If she has a kind father she will have
a littlo split bottomed chair as goon as
nlie can Kit. She will early learn that
it is useless for her to cry as her moth
er is too busy to pay attention to her.
Rho will also learn to annuo herself,
She will find her own toys. If nho
has one doll in all her girlhood she
will be unusually fortunate. None
will trouble themselves to furnish her
, playthings. Her best dress, - if hr
mother can provide her stoe goods,
will very likely bp made of yellow cal
ico. At five years of ago she will
havo pantolets and an apron mado of
homespun jersey. At ten she will
make her - last ehango of cctume.
She will havt; a long doss without t
waist reaching to ,hor' heels, ajyl : f
sunbonnet. , In summer the dross "is
made of calico, in winter of homespun
She will nave one pair of shoes each
winter to go to school. At tho dis
trict school she is a bettor anT" more
successful student than hej mol.herji.
Sho will learn to read a littlo (enough
to, roit-: lior jTostainent "'pcrh jip$) to
' write a letter and to ciidier less. She
will Attend undnysclioof about every
other Rummer from harvest till the
big campmcctinuis are hold ; ' for the
campm'cctingR will take all tho tcacli
ers away, and dissolve tho pehool
When there is an appointment In her
neighborhood, if Ue weather is good,
and the preacher comes, she will hoar
a sermon perhaps six or eight times
a year. ' She w ill attend campmeening
in August or September and will "get
religion" and give her heart to the
preacner when sho is ' eighteen or
twenty.
During all these years;sho has learn
ed very thoroughly another lesson,
that she is only a girl. She will keep
tho flies off tho table while her broth
er eats, and will afterwards eat her
dinner off of his soiled plates. Sho
will lifivcr ixjiect io.vCi ut'tinAifttt ta
ble. When she is a young woman sd)0
'Will go bnrefotel,rxeep(i vheir'igmrfg
to church, while hor In-other wears his
boots all the time. Her husband will
wear boots all the year, whilo his wife
will go barefoot all summer. She will,
when married, wait upon her husband
as a servant. She will have to hunt
for ' wood, especially in puminer
time, drag it down .tho hillside and
break it up with a dull axe before she
cooks. Sho milks and churns and
cares for the milk and butter. , She
brings the water up from the Spring.
She does all tho gardening and some
times helps in the harvest field.
When tho wool is not trailed off for
yarn sho cards and spins it. She al
ways weaves the cloth needed in the
- 11 oil 1mo1 In I'olltlcN.
A pretty girl of Clifton was talking
polities to her bent young man the
other night, and ho was rather sur
prised. '
"Why,; Tifyry," h aid, "do ' you read
(she piusi&riTifrtttical newst"
; "Oh.yrsiiiia.-'ljpjjt doto u4t. l!m
getting to bo thoroughly posted."
"Who's going to lie the Democratic
nominee for President, do you think?"
"I couldn't say positively, but I en
.Say i't,jf.Ofiu istffu3Jri! repte
numteU oiv-iikc liikt, thU!noer4ta
needn't think thrv can carry the
State by giving Cleveland first place."
.;"Wliy.no't?" "' : ". -' "." '--
"Bccauau Cincinnati ..Bh&uld .liave it,
of coursof.fir it is saiiuoh larger and
vyealthiej and morr; influential Mb An
Cleveland:' ' I beLdntf think" his
Cleveland boom is a Standard Oil
scheme, because that is their hoad-
oi1:lvf,-r "
The yohiiginan.lauk.e (fCTthJ feirl
ui iuuav.fcmont.s Hn-Said wmiotliing
tibnii:"a.ninr1ifi !ttl'-1iis 'gl6ry:not
icing arrayed like one of tlu'so.
A Wussietlioii for ScuttNtN.' (
Dentist "Ah! goodmorning, sir..
You wish another tooth extracted, jl
suppose,' i
Sufferer "Yes, It is just lis bad as
the other one." i
"Take a seat, sir."" '' ;
"But yon forgot to call your daugh
ter." I.., . ;v . . .4.,- ! , i 1
"My daughter!" , ,, ' ;
"Yes ; she played tho piano in the
adjoining room the last time you pull
ed one of my teeth, and that is why I
camo back to you instead of going to
a nearer dentist. I thought it was a
regular thing."
"It was a mero accident but do
you mean to say that you would like
to have her play again while I am., op
erating ?'.' . - 'If 1 "'.TiT ,
"Of course." J
"Does her music easo tljejain?".j
- "Y'es. Rtjl3n! brings (ojctfulnes
of a lHlo uinictTOn bo rflTicn as a creai-
sr one." '
"they havo just stopped to get on wa
ter
"(let on water," she shrickcdw"laud
sakos, man, you don't mean to tuy
they are gwino tor put tois big bulk
ing thing. on; water? Oh, .the . lyin'J
rascals ; they tole afore we lef . that
thar was not bin' but rails tor', run on,
an' now In lessen five miles yo've stop-'!JV!tu EjW, lu.?".
," ' K" wHoif.KaAIfp,I)EAI.E!W IS .,',..
Couiitry Produce:!
nod to get on water. Let ' mc1 outon
here ; I'm gwinc ter walk.",
. We -often wonder at tho largo num-
4 ber of -hooks-Tublishcd nt "thifrrlaj'
We rarely ever think o the number
unpublished. A single firm reports
the rejection of 150 manuscript works
of fiction, i i ; .-,
Went Miln Htrpot, ? Bclntol, Twinoiwoo.
AIro Iti oonnootlon with tho above, we nro
Jollier's mid luuufacturer'a ARfHls, ntid tlon-
(CorrcsiHmdi-ucfe SoIkHtwI.)'-" '
Addross, 1. 0. Hox. 307.
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hi Q kSCS&SsQ MILLKJAN COIXECE,
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TENN
Fine( Card rhotographs' $1.50' ' to
if'i.OO p'er half dozen. Cabinet' Size
.150 Ui WW per half dozen. I'liiiel
Size .$3.50 per half dozen..' ' ' ." -
Three em rictures for fifty .rents
and one given away' from same. face.
We cannot bo beat on enlarging old
pictures.;' Bend for: special rates for UvMw.psw'i,
eoying-Vmb-Twurcs.-' Oan-frtnuah "i-w.i-u.,ijk
Sordini 1!. UUly.
IHitfTJ, Or",r.l rtpV-i-.. MiiHoi-rtin-R. hmht'tllr ni.il
?T rri -If A -t'cn; i-uite tiiitr.-ient: sUi: bii.I tuto
Foreign tifcrutur,. ,S(&noo md Art.
' Ti lSi 10th, YEAR.', ', " "
The R,i'.(.t Maoazine rciraduoiw Irom fnr-
lirn iu'rioiiii-iils nil those lulii-li-s !i i - ii nro v.ii-
ttlile to AiJii-ru-iui rc-uitcitt. us tieulol wjktUoii tjT()'
Vlh(:i('itii thti " k':ivji)i( Kuroliijr, HttvioS'ts, '
i.iL'ailius. iin-l JuUi'loilK. inc iu:M-llii'r
In tills way, lh n ronipiict form, tii-j work ul
the Hlilcst writurs In thu Horhl. I In iiIhh-mi-
ludeM Sciedt'e, l-.ssnys, lU-vitws, SRci. hoi;. Tr.-iV-
els, I'oetry. Hhort Stories, etc., vt:.
The tollouiii),' lislH cimiprisu tho prlntdrutl pi
flodieiilfl front which BeU-ctiuna ro liiaito mid
tho nninos of Komo tit tho lpiuMng wri'xlii wijo
3omU llilUngjK'. Ciuido to lleultli
Never run into debt if you can find
anything else to run into.
Bo honest if you eaii ; if you can't be
honest pray for help. ' i
Marry yung, and if you mako a hit
keep cool and don't brag about it
lie kind to your mother-in-law, ami,
if necessary, pay , liej bOant 'irf hoiuo
good hotel.
Pathe thoroly once a week in soft
wpter and kasteel soap and avoid tite
butes. .- a V,
Exercise in open air, but don't saw
wAodTinlil you are obliged to.
Laff everv titim vou . feel tackled
andlalf anuo ih a xtiM enrivluiW.
Eat iasfi' WfiHjii jd'aySj iind be
thankfiHf i -yduhW' tbsbuVyou'r
eyes to do it. '
Hold the baby half the time, and al
Ways start the tire in tho morning and
put on the teakettle, - vT-
--Don?t jaHck--it pr6vts -thnt -you
are ns rng tt phool as theotrrorrilre11(,
; Noner bofrow what yoil are abld3tc
a good deaj. farther in a day than you
Kan run,
'Don't swear ; ft may convince ' you
but it is sure not to convince others.;
If you have dawters, let your "wife
br'yig thorn up ; if sho has. common
sense,1 sue kan beat all your theories.
Don't drink too much new cider
and, however mean you niayibe, don'
abuse a kow.
Luv and respect your wifeennyway
it is a good deal cheaper than to bo all
the time wishing she was somehow
different . '.
I'KKIOPICAIA
Quarterly Ruviow,
lint. 'ior-rlerlT Ilevlow
Ktllrburh Ueview, -,
Wi;.ti'nl:l!-r Iter low.
t.'mitetm (i.-nry lie view,
Kt rt!ii:;hliy Ilevlow,
Tile Ninet;"t;th Cent y.
roii'ini neii nep KeTeV
ltlaftk Vi-ooit'j'. Maiin.LDU
Coruhill .Mm'HziiH-.
Macniilliin'ii MHJtii.ino,
Lon(mn' Miuriizino,
New (uiir. MiiKftitttj.
Xcinplu Bur,- j
llel((rttvlii,
Gok1 Worchi,
liOinloii Society,
SittirKluy he.view.
The Hpeetntor,
i ne Aeatiomy
ImimrlinK'Tnluhlc I u format ion
"japa, n-siceii a little hoy, "a man
who Steals a loaf of broad is a thcif, is
he not?" ' ' "' 1 t'''"1
""Yes, n dastardly thlnf."'- ' ''
"1 a man who st eals $100,000 a thcif
too? ; ' '
"Well, no, my boy, scarcely: De
faulter, 1 think, is the moro appropri
ate." -" ' '
"And .what U, he, i$o4 whoji he
steals a. $1,000,000?" : ' ;
"There is no suchUhiiig as "stealiug
$1,000,H"IO, my son. It is termed 'di
verting.' When a gentleman diverts
-$1,000,000 he is soken of as a finan
cier."
in An AumiIu Ic Cream Saloon
"O, if you only kne.w how much
love you?" ,
"Well, suppose I did, what then?"
"You you uuld order some more
ice cream." Ttxa Sifting.
tn i? i f-.nH i .i i ! vww. rn ami
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.-luvti-itiito fii-nrum-ir,-.! vthnm (l-tilrms trrftliiiintbymiu.
a i-rmi MiTirf-tav-ffy,M R nftarfiltnultl NtM thflr atldrMu.
VL- .l li-iiiiv liiiirltln-i l ll.i-lr -l.ii:.f. Illimita Iriin.V
I. JuTvirii f , frlHi't n4 rkjiMw In fWn
unes forJ snes of pictures.
Address J. A. CARGTLLE,
; Johnson City, Tenn.
,ri..,fci.;;i1Y.PIiR,!
- FASHIONABLE
OLD DOMINION HAIIiS,
OLIVEE, CHILLED PLOWS,
TAINTS, OILS, GLA8H, TUTTY, 1I0KSE AND MULE SHOES, lIOUSKrtllOM NAIIA tMEVEl'Wll'3
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TOOLB, 8ARII AND BUN DP, RIFLE AND BLAhiTlNO I'OWDEB, flTHAW KNIVFii tk
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t. V f M'ji v'rf'h
TMBiriTif-nriiTiiiiiiili-tMn i f-rf" i " llTl 1
COFFEE, BUOARS, TEAR, SOAPS, SODA, TOBAC(K), CIGARS, RICE, SYRCP AO.
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JOHNSON CITY, ITulTN.
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W. P. lirewer, J. K. llrewer,
IVES tCmWARE, ? i
ITtfV7A HIl'UjJaGES.
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' Being two-thirds Lead and one-third Zinc, which combination secures them from the possible of that corrosion
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We Kimriii'.tcc our Htmiilnrfl Kemly Mixed I'uiiit to be a comliinntimi of I'ure White Ltiul, Oxide of Zinc anil Cure I.lnsocil Oil, and to contain no
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Tlu Atheiircuin,' -'
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The nim'tiflhr V.n.WTir, is to be fiisii'wc'Ji'
-Al-TKOIta
?iMcF13 Water!
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Al'red Tciiiiy -on,
l-rrfeBsor Huxley, ,
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M.ittliewAnil.id. 1
E. A. I'-riVlrmli, II. ('. I..
JmiH'S Antlion'y i'mude
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William Iilaek, "
Mm. 01iihant, )
M ins Thackeray,
1'ardiiiul Ncwuuui, j
Cardinal Maiming,
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liiit eriec liecntrr-Htlo. Asii-InHt. Ilmv
no ollet ' ' w i-
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liitniol Ten 3.
II. Fowbi i.. l'rus. K. M. KliliA. foc. TRTTreiia.
KlimviJle. Tt!iT"7 fcnowUle, Tenn.
nut tnthttUnnuL uiul it rummnwln Itudvurtirulnriij address
to rtur cut oj tiiiriUfinu n uucm tfiuj ittmve vi
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uent Willie. -
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THE JUDGE.
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, 32d Tjjakl St., Nt. Y.
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nBw cr citusti );tt;Q or iucwi
ntiHo -fieilit;! -irtti-sliiloi,
iiowinn in luvor ft'o-i rtiiu
tion. Mi r-.?t ai.piK--..'li m w th
ci;.aitusQ'eriii vi'.notii
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HWSDV CO.fM'P? ChemlsH,
a-o.
WEST
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Without first writing or calling upon
the undersigned, who will send vnU
MAI'S, GUIDES and RATES, and
will, when you are ready to start, meet
you and sect eh yot'r tickkt check
Yont baooagk, and render vou valua
hie a-ssistance keek of ciiakoe.
0. E. 0SB0P.N,
Gon'l. Emigrant Agent.
P. 0. Sox, 23. Jolinsou City, Tonn
FflR SALE ONLY BY
HUNT & LIDE
I ; 'm mi
THBOELYtaOB
l i-, r l fS 8. iW-W fit
FACTS READ!Q
2 tr, Sab's b-aa tt
It will w.rlfy ami eirl"'j Ij';u SHOOn, rvr-'ulute
Vm LIVER an.l Kia'JEYS, au.l Stsf.R tim
liKAi'i'il and VIQ-Jiiiif TOIJTH! In till llmsn.
JUi.iKts rciiuii ii-K xcerLilii and fcaieloiilTolsIC
ciiimulnliv llyhppnlu.VAiit of Apj.c uie.lii'UKv-
11. 'It, l.at'K Ol olt.i)HKOI, eic., lia i-u i ii-ii
Willi iiuisiedi.Ltu nail wonduiTid rmilltfi. fioni-n,
mil .f n-i lu-rven Mieylvu new furco. JCiiUveaa
tiiu mlii't aim aniinllos I'raln 1'uwor.
H A lf 1 F O sulI.'rit'K iroin ail rCNiVilaniltl
Li L tJ 1 ti 3 pm-iillar to llitlr Bex lll mid in
DR. H RTEit U IllOM 3.iM(lU a taf ami s.i-uy
cure, it lvi-s a i-li'nr mi'l liaaitliy c'in,plu.liii. .
Tlio stronj'eitt tllmHy l tliu thIhb oi Da.
IIakttu's Ihum Tonii: is ili.it f i! i i-1 1 1 alteiniits
at cuiinikrhitliiitliave only willed t" Hi -vopiil-ir-Uj
m the oi-IkIh.VI. If yon enrucsllr iliikln-liualth!
ito-nul cxpuriuieut-irirl the OitKUNAL ash
scml yai" ao(li("3't tn nr. Hnrwr nii i.o.
Ht. Ijju1, Mo., tur oiu- "IlHEAM. BOOK." C
rullof Btrane" nart nsnfui lDioitmitlon, tnt..v
0a. harter's Irn Toniq is for Sals tiy au.
URU0QI3TS AND DcALERS tVERYWHtRB.
ro mm mb mm
Good as new and worth all I asfc for
them, lo each. They consist of
Weed, Singer, Howe, Wilson and VV-
lor. Order at once and get choice.
8. 1 ANGEL, Knoxville, Tenn.
UUS AKO PATROLS.
iitm f.o xiititiW ti- r.'.t ai ui j
SKI
TO B3Y FRIE
After twelve years sojourn r.mong you, my lnisinens, owing to your kindn-wn
and partiality to me, is greatly lncrenwd, so that 1 havo had to rtmett tf
stock to " . ., - j-
- KEW 'AND ENLAEGED QUAETEES.' '
'1 have largely increased iny i-toek, so that- now I think it will eemrmifi
favorably with similar ones in the cities. I return to you my mrml profound
thanks fur your patronage and promptness, and I cxtfnd to you ftnd all ths
publii: & cordial invitation to visit mo in my splendid apartment in th tirw"
' "IIIcIs:BBiding,-.Cor. Main & Fifth Sts.,-'-:
BBISTOL, -, - -
I shall endyiivor to make your visit pleasant.
My Repairing Department will be much improved hy my removal, and wrk
will lie dom in guaranteed style. '
My two Brunch Houses at Abingdon and Roanoke1 will ho kept lip to t?K
highest standard of excellence. : ' l-
With the Compliments of the beason, 1 remain. yours, faitlitully,
Watchmaker and Jeweler. -
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JSC 'SCD ABDS ATTHEHBAI)
4' I ;' '.k '1 J , .
This cut Bhowa tho New Stvlo of Wood-Work tlmt to'nmrHB'y Is now -lntrodnolufl,
,: ' '' '" ' '"' l,u 'J"---.-:J--J,- . . , .. wilt w I
AUTTId A LY ,
BEAUTIFUL.
- EIGHT FLANGES.
TATENT INSIDE BOLT WORK.
, More sccuro from Bnrglnrs than any
other .Fire-Proof Safo and no .expense
in repairing Bolts or Lock. .i i
JOSEPH'GKIGSBY,
AGENT "FOR
M.K'.XKAI.K A- LItA',
Safe, and Lock Wobks, . ,
ORIllSTOWN, ,,,-!-. , TENN
i.:
CITY HOTEL,
JOHNSON CITY," " TENNESSEE.
. .iii. - j.' t
, , . L mm. Frop?ieto?t
EEotol at depot. ' Porters at all trains,
NplcndUl tiinmple room fto.
Pperlal attention given to comfort of Ouest,
T
HECOMPLETE HOHEitSl
bKk. New edition. Nl'W Wttdmij. New tHiutranoBt
fnitii new det.uiii. Suix;ri)v pntten un. Same Inw imr.
Aib(tH t- aii rldSh. Sells t .t-it. AifrHt d.mjf lif
wk. Hxcki.lstTphms, The Aamlfcrnicfct provoctiu
cM iw it'd. Apply no.
Wm i.AHKUfHm jC-mi st .K-whvttlcTunn.
iksu Jtl., f trail. i t.m lvs-ls ftnl nn.'j.
WITHOUT.
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A PEER. '
IN ITS
MECHANICAL
CONSTitnCTION
IT I IAS
NO RIVAL. ,
ummi
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w
Established 1876.
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-J Ii fa ii V B iLT3J
ran new i.i.i i?
of AttaoiiincntH thnl
, nro now boiiifr iilaocil
' Willi each
, , "DWIESTIC"
r.ru ipcinlllc:i. ,Xo
mhiT ' iimi'Miin ' ha
them. TIm ku Atliirh.
iiH-iilH and thn -Now
Wooil-work mako tho
1 ! "noStl'MTIC?
moro than cvr, with
out qiloHtion, tho ac
kiiowlc'lKU'l MlaiKlanl
of uxctillwlico.
For salo. by
1 wiLl iiarr,
John-ion City, Tenn.
Ai;cnt wiuiti'il limit
(KH'.iiiilcd territory
Aililrt'ns, :
DOMESTIOf, M. AMI.,
HU hinolid, V.
, ' Keeps in Stock nil kinds of
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and Toilet Ware.
HEW EMEEALD & S0UTHEP.N GIRL Cook Stoves, a Specialty.
: AtJtO'AGKNTFOlt:) ,. '
SHEET IUONKOOFING.OBOLISK STONE FACED CANVASS HOOFING
Apply for prices hefore you cover your house. Samples rlways on hand.
TIN E00FINO arid OUTTERINOj a Specialty.
Call on. or address, ;
.HjHNSON CITV TEN N,
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