The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-06-13

OF Abingdon, are visiting friends in
town.
G. c. Seaver is receiving his har
vest goods.
Gen, Geo. H. Naff has gone to De-
tons Bend, N. c., to do large job of
painting.
Go and buy your syrups from ]. w.
Hunter & Bro, at 40ets, per gal.
Miss Della Bicknell, of Madison
Vile, Tenn, is visiting her cousin, Mr..
A. f. Hoss.
The best working-man's shirt at S.
Nelson & Cos.
Mrs. w. C. Garden, of Jonesboro,
has been visiting Mrs. f. c. Reeves
the past week.
For low prices on brass kettles call
on G. c. Seaver.
Mr..P. H. Pouder, the depot agent
at Newcomb on the Knoxville & Ohio
r. r, expects to visir Johnson City
soon.
J. NJ. Barker, one of the leading
merchants Of Bristol was in town
Monday and called at THE COMET
. Office.
Who keeps the best assortment &
cheapest Sugar & Coffees in Town?
w. G. Mathes & Bro.
Mr.. D. V. Sells, of Johnson City, is
at Hodges Art Gallery, the rush of
custom demanding extra help.-Bris-
toll Ncws.
Judge S. ]. Kirkpatrick went over
to Blountyille, Wednesday to argue
demurrer in an important suit in the
Chancery Court.
G. G. Seaver will sell you anything in
the hardware line at rock bottom
prices.
Mr.. G. Il. Henderlite got the citi-
zen's prize medal for Oratory and }. A.
Vance the language and science med
ais at King College.
Grain and grass scythes, snathes,
brier scythes, very cheap, at Lide 4
Smiths.
Ez. S. Mathes, of Washington Col
lege, frightened THE COMET Office
with his presence last Saturday. He
was in town on business.
Tea pots and tea trays at ]. D. Spit
ger & Cos.
Try those 81 pants at Nelson & Cos.
Tie closing exercises of Mrs. Annie
w. Johnson's school ut Elizabethton,
will be held at the court house next
Thursday night the 18th inst.
j. D. Splitter & Co sell the celebra-
ted Farmer Girl cook stove
Tip Johnson is not a policeman but
he is on patrol duty, and may be
found walking his beat atAny and all
times OF the night. It's boy.
All kinds OF Salt Fish at w. G.
Mathes K Bro.
I'D, Splitter & Co. does the boss
roofing and guttering Of the town.
The biggest sign in town, was
thrown out over Church st. last week
by f. B. Clark & Co. 1t will be nc
trouble to find their place of business
now.
Lide & Smiths is the place to buy
your brass kettles, and don't you for
get.it.
The schedule OF the f. 7. & w. N. G
R. r. has been changed. The train
now leaves Johnson City at 6 80 q. IN
instead OF 10 IL m, and arrives here
at 2 AS p. m. instead of 4 p. M.
Fruit cans and sealing wax at j. d
Splitter g. Cos.
Capt. S. T. Harris has bought 0
Mr.. ]. NJ. Range his splendid tarn
and mill near johnson City. Til,
price paid was $4,000. Mr.. Rang
will move to town.
Jellics. Sauces & canned goods il
every variety Mt w. q. Mathes 4 Bro
] d. Splitter & Co. invite ladies, es
pecially this week, to call and SCI
their bird cages and hanging baskets.
Mrs. d. I. Hickey, and her father
Hon, David Richards came up iron
Knoxville last Thursday to see Nj
Dave Hickey who has been at his ia
theirs home several days very sick
You will find the best Tobacco, CT
CARS 4 Cigarettes at w. G. Mathes
Bro.
Grain and grass scythes in abund
dence at &. c. Seaveps
S. b. Galbraith, the popular sales
man for c. NJ. Mccmng, of Knox
vile, was in town this wee