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

VIII plehse COlnc IOIWWu AHu pay.
need money or | would not ask for it.
hope all that owe me will come at
once and pay their accounts or notes.
Respectfully,
J. w. CRuMLEY.
Frank Crumley returned from
Greeneville last Saturday.
Mat Fink made a business trip to
Cranberry Monday.
Mr.. James Britt, an old citizen OF
Unicoi county, died yesterday.
For fine cigars and tobacco go to
&C. SEAvER.
Stove pipes Of link and galvanized
iron at Farris, Pierce 4 Co.
Mrs. B. Burleson, OF Red Hill, N. c.,
is visiting her son, 0, Burleson.
Miss Libbie Yocum, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting her uncle, Col S. H.
Yocum.
Misses Sallie and Hattie Faw and
Miss Lille Wagner left last monday
for Taylorsville, Tenn.
Toilet sets and bird cages cheaper
than can be found elsewhere at
FARRIs PIERCE 4 Co.
Mr.. Green B. Burieson, OF Knoxville
spent few days with relatives in the
city this week.
&C. Seaver will give you low prices
on sash doors and blinds.
Farris, Pierce & Co. is the place to
buy your heating and cooking stoves
at rock bottom prices.
DIR. Boren called into our Office last
week and had THE COMET sent to j.
G. Boren, in the Indian Territory.
Capt. 8. T, Harris sold his pair Of
large mules yesterday, to III. B. Car
hart & CO., Of Knoxville, for $400
Isaac Harr, Esq, has moved his law
Office into the east front room in Jobe's
Hall. He now has the incest Office in
town.
A hack load Of young folks came
up from Jonesboro last Monday even
ing to see the Huntly-Gilbert dramat-
ic company.
Hon. H. H. Carr, Judge Kirkpat-
rick and Capt. j. e. Reeves are at
tending the Supreme Court at Knox
ville.
When our notions arrive we will
have one OF the best stock OF goods
ever brought to Johnson City.
Christian & Crockett.
You will find the best Tobacco, CT
gars 4 Cigarettes at W. G. Mathes 4
Bro.
Full line Stationary at Dickey 4
Anderson's.
Stove polish, stamped ware ant
everything to be found at a frst-clasI
tin and stove house, cheap at
FARRIs, PIERCE & Co.
My friend, don't kick your neigh
boris dog nor beat his stock, but bu.
your goods OF Christian & Crockett
and be in good humor.
Why did Bob Brown burn his oil,
hat2 Oh, he knew hats were cheal
at Christian & Crockett's and he wa
tired of the old one.
Mr.. Regius Stevens called in to Sc
us Tuesday His hand recently in
jured in the sash and blind factory,
getting well.
Hardware cheaper than ever a
G. G. SEAvER.
Choice Triple Handkerchief Elk
tracts at Dickey 4 Anderson's.
Gen. ]. d. Imboden and Mr.. Jno.
Wood, of Bristol we're in town Tue
day, Gen. Imboden made THE Gov
EFT a pleasant call while here.
Mrs. J. G. Hardin, wife of the eff
cient and accommodating agert Of TIL
Narrow Gauge r. r., is quite sicl
We hope she may soon recover.
For something really nice in tn
way OF job work, such as letter head
envelopes, bill heads &c, call at tn
COMET Office.
Who keeps the best assortment
cheapest Sugar & Coffees in Town
w. G. Mathes & Bro.
The Huntley-Gilbert dramatic CON
pany played TO large houses Monda
and Tuesday nights OF this week.
is the best troupe that has ever stoI
ped in this town.
Mr. M, F. Bondurant, the polite an
gentlemanly travelling salesman (,
NJ. 1. Ross & Co., Knoxville, Tenn
was in the city this week stocking Il
town with groceries.