The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-17

Fresh Sausage at Nelson's & Cos.
We are to have a new union depot
soon.
Full line Stationary at Dickey &
Andersons.
DR.. Emmert, of Elizabethton, was
in town Tuesday.
James McNeely has been confined
to his room for few days.
You will find the best Tobacco, Ci-
gars & Cigarettes at w. G. Mathes &
Bro.
R, G. Lusk left Tuesday night for
Newport, Tenn, to attend school.
II you fail to get Beef from Mel
sons wagon, 60 to his store as they
keep it for sale there also.
DR., Carr, OF johnson City, was in
the city Tuesday -TdylorsviLe Toma-
hank
Choice Triple Handkerchief Ex-
tracts at Dickey & Anderson's.
Miss Carrie Gentry is able to be on
the streets again after serious illness.
Who keeps the best assortment g.
cheapest Sugar g. Coffees in TOWN.
w. G. Mathes & Bro.
Miss Leila Powell, of Rogersyille is
visiting her sister Mrs w. A. Jones.
Mr.. Bob Barton and family, Of
Knoxville, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Borax Soaps for sale only at City
Drug Store.
A number of our citizens went up
to Bristol to-day to see the circus.
Large assortment OF window glass
received at city Drug Store to-day.
Mr. J. A. Cargille and children have
returned from trip to the old North
State.
Rev. E. lilly, of Bristol passed
through Johnson City yesterday on
his way to Roam Mountain.
The Cheokee Indians will be at the
Fair, and by coming you can see the
Red Skin in all his glory.-Greeneviuc
Bulletin.
Mr.. ]. P. Miller, of February, made
lis a pleasant call last week. He was
on his way to Shell Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Clark went up
to Bristol this morning to do some
shopping. OF course they will see the
procession.
s. Nelson & Co., started their fresh
beef delivery wagon yesterday morn
ing and will deliver beef again to-mor
row Thursday and Saturday morn
ing.
w. I. Range, one of Washington
county's worthiest citizens and mos
substantial farmers called last week
and renewed his subscription to TIL
COMET
Tate Broyles, of this county who
left here for Dakota last spring has
returned. He thinks there ia NJ
place like home.
Miss Jessie Wiley gave an evening
to few Of her friends last week il
honor of her cousin, Miss jamie OAR
mond. 1t was highly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. S. R. Ferguson, wife and child
Of Bristol were in the city Tuesday
evening. They went up the Marrow
Gauge road yesterday morning.
Mr.. ]. G. Campbell, the live mer
chant opposite THE COMET office, i
having brick walk laid in front 0
his store.
Mr.. R. Stevens, formerly of tn
firm of Grant, Stevens & Co., me
with a sad misfortune last Monday
While dressing lumber on Che buz
planer he had three fingers cut Of
near the second joint.
Mr.. John L. Truslow and wife, Q
San Francisco, Cal, are visiting MI
Truslow's parents at this place, MI
Truslow is prominent and eficien
railroad official at that place and can
not be absent long,
Mr.. ]. P. SCOTS wooden mills a
Elizabethton are turning out, som
very fine goods. Now is the time t
secure a suit for winter. He will tax
wool in exchange for goods.
We have very interesting let's
from Henry L. Lewis, written iron
Honduras, G. A., which we will pull
lish in our next issue. He is we
pleased and is doing well in his me-
home.
The County School Board ha
adopted q uniform system of tex
books for the public schools of Wasl