The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-10-29

1890 Jimmy ~ aANifL
Rockbottom prices on Hardware
and Groceries at c.. X. Lide's.
Miss Sallie Rothrock, dressmaker,
can be found at the residence Of Mr..
7. A. Faw. She guarantees satisfac-
ton and solicits patronage,
SHILOH's CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. DICKEY & ANDERSON.
Biggest stock Of hardware at
G. X. Lide's.
Christian & Crockett are going to
slaughter their dress goods for the
next 80 days; call before they are all
sold,
Miss Mamie Alexander, of Alexan-
der; N. c., spent Monday night in
Johnson City and left Tuesday morn
ing on the early train for New York,
accompanied by Miss Mollie Love.
They will spend several weeks in the
Metropolis.
G. K. Lde has the biggest stock of
Hardware east of Knoxville.
Ladies' wooden hose nice'and cheap
at II. P, Kings.
Shells for breoch-loading shot guns
cheap at G. G. Seaver's
Mr.. G. E. Swadley has an advertise
ment in this issue for German Carp
and the famous beardless barley. A
sample of the barley can be seen by
calling at J. W. Hunter & Bros store.
4 Buy your doors and sash at
G. X. Lide's.
The many friends of Isham New
man, of Messy Creek, will be gratifed
to learn that he is again in command
of bell cord, having accepted con-
ductor's place of the East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia railroad, Morris
torn Gazette.
II. P. King will receive new goods
next week, consisting Of dress goods,
cashmeres &c. &c. Wait until you see
them before buying.
Mr.. j. 0. Lotspeaeh, the indefatiga-
bic Knoxville drummer, who travels
more, talks more and sells more goods
than any other man on the road, was
in town this morning, and dropped in
to this Office, and dropped big silver
dollar into THE COMET treasury and
then dropped out again.
Big BlSineSS.-Mr. w. G. Mathes,
Jonesboro, produce dealer, bought and
sold seven car loads Of dried fruit dur
ing the month OF September, and now
has six car loads, bought in October,
on hand. Besides this he has bought
lots Of other kinds of produce, This
does not include any Of the business
done at the johnson City store.
We were glad to meet on our streets
the other day, Rev. Jno. Boring, who
was returning from Conference, al
Cleveland. Mr.. Boring is one of the
best preachers in the Holston Confer
ence, and withal one of the best mer
we have ever seen. We are glad ht
is pleased with his old circuit to which
he will probably be returned.
Married.-Yesterday at Piney Flats
by Rev. Geo. Faw, Mr.. B. A, Hall t.
Miss Eta Calbaugh, daughter of Esq
Samuel Calbaugh. Mr.. Hall lisa sales
man in the large furniture establish
ment Of Mcneil & Wolfe, and will be {
permanent citizen of Johnson City
We wish him and his bride all thc
happiness long life and good luck cal
bring them.
Mr.. jack Crumley, our "Old Relia
BILE" apple dealer, has shipped abou
one thousand bushels Of apples thi
season up to the present time, and i
still shipping at the rate Of 80 barrel
a day. He has large trade in til,
celebrated North Carolina fruit, and il
doing the largest business, in his line
in this part Of the State.
A new stock Of goods, consisting 0
cashmeres, worsted, dress fannels
plaids, linseys, hosiery, ladies ant
gents underwear, jersey jackets
boots and shoes, valises, umbrellas
hats. caps, sugar, coffee, tea, tobacco
brooms, soaps, quoensware, glassware
tinware, &c. &c, just received from
New York City, and sold by J. G
Campbell at the lowest Rock Bottom
Prices.