The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-10-01

DR.. Geo. H. Berry and DR.. E. f.
Miller, dentists, have entered into a
partnership. They can be found at
Ill hours in their Office in Truslow
Block, opposite Lide & Smiths.
Rev. Elihu Grant will preach in the
M. X. Church next Sabbath at 10 80
a, m. Subject; "Why I accept the BIZ
BILE as the Rule Of Faith and Practice"
All invited to attend.
The Democracy OF Now York means
to win next November a Democratic
victory so unmistakable that nobody
will fail to understand that it is Just
that, and nothing else.--N. Y. Sun.
We are informed that Chas. N.
Read, the express agent at Morris
town, who absconded with over $4,000
of the company's money last April,
was arrested in Mexico by detectives
and returned to Morristown.
Yesterday we noticed large boxes
and crates Of new goods being unload
ed in front Of the store of ]. G. Camp
bell, the enterprising merchant oppo-
site THE COMET Office. If you want
new goods, good goods and cheap
goods, give him call.
Boots or Shoes from the finest style
and quality to cheap and substantial
goods made to order. Good assort-
ment Of stock ON hand, and people
wanting work of this kind asked to
call. w. C. PIERCE & Co.
Mrs. Matson, of Pennsylvania, after
spending few weeks with her son,
Col. T. E. Matson, at Cranberry, N. c.,
returned home last Monday. She was
accompanied as for as Johnson City
by the Col. and wife.
w. A. Dickinson, killed blowing
viper on tina railroad in front Of the
City Hotel last Tuesday that measur-
ed two feet long. II. is supposed to
have come out Of Loves grove
Misery is mild word to describe
the mischief to body and mind caused
by habitual constipation. The regu-
lar use of Ayers Cathartic Pills, in
mild doses, win restore the torpid Wis
cera to healthy activity. Try them
and be cured.
W. @. Pierce 4 Co., have opened a
boot and shoe shop and shoe store in
the Harris block under THE COMET
Office. They are prepared to do all
kinds Of work from finest calf boot to
the cheapest brogan shoe. We know
them to be reliable and commend
them to the people Of Johnson City.
We are glad to see ON our streets
again the. smiling face Of Charley
Lide. He returned yesterday from
Creston, N. c., where he has been OF
the bedside Of his wife, who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever We
rejoice with many Others in johnson
City to hear that she is convalescent
and is now considered out Of danger.
Within the next few days we ex.
pect to call on all who are indebted to
THE COMET for subscription, adver'
Using, job work &c. de-, for the amount
due us. 1t lisa grounding case-we
are bound to raise some money. Tt
these we cannot see personly, we will
send statement. We have been len
lent with our friends and now hops
they will help US.
A Live Fsrm.-MeBsrs. Christian
& Crockett are doing asplendid bust
ness while some other firms are com
planning OF dull times. Their store il
nearly always crowded with custom
ers, although they have not been II
business but few months. Why i
it9 They advertise, sell cheap, ant
treat all alike. In this way they hay,
built up large business, that w
hope VIII still increase.
Maj. H. M. Folsom recently receiv
ed a letter IRON Jack Bayless, VIII
left here last fall for the State Of Kan
sas, in which he states that he ha
just purchased large and fertile farm
for which he paid Ave thousand dol
lars. He says he has been enjoyinI
good health and is well satisfied will
his far Western home. He instruct
the Major not to fail or forget to Sc
, the THE MouNTAINEER man and in
form him that he receives the pape
regularly and is extremely well pleas
ed with it. We wish our clever oil
friend Jack long life and much sue
cess.--Mountdiaeer.
, And so do we.