The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-08-13

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S. Mothner, of Bristol, was in town
last week.
Camp meeting next Sunday at
Bonds Camp Ground.
The infant son of F. G. White died
last Friday and was buried Saturday
All kinds Of Salt Fish at w. G.
Mathes & Bro.
Capt. S. T. Harris and wife went
down to cambridge last week.
Everything in the eating line cheap
at w. G. Mathes & Bro.
Mrs. Jas. Salts and children were
visiting Mrs. A. j. Barnes last week.
Hon. R. i. Taylor was in Johnson
City few hours Sunday evening.
Thurber's mixed bird seed at Lide &
Smiths.
Mrs. James Cowan, nee Miss Matte
Keith, Of Knoxville, is visiting Mrs.
w. A. Evans.
Who keeps the best assortment &
cheapest Sugar & Coffees in Town?
W. G. Mathes & Bro.
Miss Sue McNees is visiting friends
down the road this week. She will
attend the Baptist Association while
gone.
For wheat drills consult Henry Lyle.
Best in the market. Satisfaction
guaranteed Don't foget the saw mills.
Mathes Fink is back at his post
again at w. G. Mathes & Bro, after a
short trip to Virginia.
Mrs. S. M. Owens, of Mckinney,
KY, came up from Morristown yester-
day to spend few days with Mrs.
Robt Burrow.
That "Waynesboro Eclipse Sepera-
tor" sold by Henry Lyle takes the
cake.
Mr.. +. A. Burson, of Bristol, was in
the city Sunday. We expect he Car.
rie(d) away heart he did not, bring
with him.
You will find the best Tobacco, CT.
CARS 4 Cigarettes at w. G. Mathes &
Bro.
Mr.. H. B. Clark and family, Miss
Lille Gentry and Mr. Ed. Clark, left
last Sunday, for Asheville, N. G. where
they will spend week or two.
II you want job work done, call q
THE COMET Office and examine sam
Piles and prices.
Mr.. Thos. Shipley, the eficien
deputy postmaster, will move his fam
lily to town this week.
A j. Patterson's roller process flour
best in the city, for sale only by w. G
Mathes & Bro
Ike I, Jobe, who has been quite il
for some weeks is improving rapidly
We hope to see him on our street
again soon
Coffee 1919 Sugar cents at Lide
Smiths.
J. A. Martin our enterprising lum
Der dealer, bought II car loads of wa
nut and poplar lumber last week u
the Narrow Gauge road, amounting t
over $4,000.
The Lodge Of Sons Of Temperate
will give festival on the evening
the Goth at Jobe's Hall. Plenty to OF
and a jolly social time, everybod
cordially invited.
A full supply of oliver Chile
Flows & repairs always on hand
Lide b Smith.
IL JIM. Range has purchased the pro
erty OH Church street, Of his brothe
P. G. Range, and has moved his fam
ly to town. Mr.. Range will make
good citizen and we are always glad
have such men settle in our midst.
Pure White Lead, Best old Proce
Linseed Oil, Ready Mixed Paint, Roc
ing Paint, Putty, Window Glass, Sas
Doors, Blinds, or any thing in Il
Builders Hardware line always {
hands. Lide & Smith.
The firm oil Grant Stevens & C,
have dissolved. Messrs. Stevens al
Bull retiring The business will
carried on under the firm name
Grant & Son.
Miss Mamie Snyder, who has be
,.;sitinr her sehnnlnate Miss 10.