The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-06-27

The COMET once.
Joe Wade's little boy Eddie has
little sister.
Miss Lulu Clay returned from Bris-
tol Monday.
Col, w. d, Haynes, of Blountyille,
was in,town yesterday.
G. G. seaver is receiving his har
vest goods.
Buy you sugar at Lide & Smiths,
Miss Carrie Gentry has returned
from a visit to Sweetwater.
Lenoir's celebrated brand Town
Creek -four, at Lide e. Smiths.
Jellies, Sauces & canned goods in
every variety at W. G. Mathes & Bro.
Mr.. G. G. Seaver and family return
ed from protracted visit to Hawkins
county.
Did you see that lot of scythes
and forks that Lide & Smith received
yesterday?
Col. 0. G, King, of Morristown,
passed up the road Thursday afternoon
to Bristol.
Three daughters of our clever friend
Gus Derden, were in town Thursday.
He only has nine more at home.
Senator d. w. Voorhees, passed
through Johnson City Thursday af-
ternoon on his way to Washington.
All kinds of Salt Fish at w. G,
Mathes & Bro.
Lide & Smith have three hay rakes
which they will close out at cost
D. w. G. Peoples, ESQ.,, the accom-
modating and efficient Chairman of
the County Court gave us a call
Wednesday.
Southern Crown -four at Lide &
Smiths.
New York Cream cheese Best at
w. G. Mathes & Bro.
DR.. J. G. Kings remaining twin in
FAINT died Thursday and way buried
yesterday.
Do you want some plain or gilt bev-
eled edge visiting cards, assorted cor
ners? THE COMET job Office has a few
left.
Mr.. R. E. Dixon, the Bristol jeweler
who was down Thursday, in COM
pany with H. H. Headrick, OF Bristol
made THE COMET short visit.
Mr.. H. G. Earnest, of Blount, Dako-
Ia, is in town. He is well pleased
with the west and will take his family
back with him.
You will find the bestTobacco, CT
CARS & Cigarettes at W. G. Mathes &
Bro.
A new case Of door locks just receiv
ed at Lide & Smiths.
Ex-editor Bob Taylor, accompanied
by his wife and two famous babies
En- and Ret, left last Wednesday
morning for short visit to Asheville
NC.
Grain and grass scythes in abund
denee at G. G. Seaver's
Misses Carrie and Ella Nugent re
turned to Fall Branch on Monda,
last. They were here several week
visiting the family of DIR. J. G. King.
Everything in the eating line cheal
at w. G. Mathes & Bro.
Messrs. Sam Mothner and II. II
.Headrick, Bristol clothiers, were dow
this week to take in the Masonic cele
bration and Cranberry excursion.
w. G. Mathes & Bro. Keep tn
freshest & cheapest Oranges & Lemon
in Town.
Mr.. Frank +. Britton, of JonesborC
was in town Thursday morning, an,
before starting to Cranberry, Gale,
and renewed his subscription to Til
COMET.
II you want job work done, call q
THE COMET Office and examine san
Piles and prices
The Johnson City Enterprise al
nounces that subscriptions to that pr
per can be paid in cherries,-Mori
tom Pilot.
Twenty barrels Of sugar just recei'
ed at Lide & Smiths
For low prices on brass kettles ca
on G. G. Seaver.
Mr.. Ez. 5. Mathes and Rev, j. v
c, Willoughby, Of Washington COLES
went up to Bristol, Wednesday, an
returned in time to join the excursio
party up the Narrow Gauge the ne,
day.
Everything in builders hardwat
cheap at Lide & Smiths.
Billy Martin is prepared to furnis
you with good ice.
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