The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-05-13

W Ohii yOtu utlCHtlui W eVlllu new I
ads. inthis issue.
Mr.. ]. E. Crandall and wife have
moved into the Stevens property on
Walnut street.
Mr.. John Crockett and wife attend
ed the commencement exercises at
Milligan College this week.
Pure White Lead Paints and Oils at,
G. X. Lide's.
Dickey & Anderson's, headquarters
for everything in drug and paint line.
Mr.. A. s. Mcneil, and Dr. I. Cam
Anderson, OF Bristol, were looking af-
ter their interests in this city this week.
Go to ]. L. Evans and get your gar
den seeds. A fresh lot just received.
Maj. Clint Wood, Of Estillville, Va,
passed through Johnson City last week
on his way to Taylorsville,
Mr.. G. s. Denny, Of this county
passed through Johnson City last
Saturday on business trip to Abing-
don.
1000 lbs. Pure White Lead at
G. X. Lide's
The great secret in Kirkpatrick &
Co. selling goods so cheap is they buy
for cash and sell for cash and work for
short profit
Mr.. ]. @. Harris has received large
stock of watch and clock repairs also a
new stock of eye glasses. He makes a
specially Of good goods.
A communication from Timothy
Hoehandler came in too late for pub
lication in this issue 1t will appear
in the next.
Mr.. Cook, General Secretary OF thu
Y. M. G A. at Knoxville, was in TIL,
City Monday, on business connected
with the Association at this place.
Try that fresh canned corn at
G. Lides
Mr.. V. Doriot, of Bristol was in tn
city this week negotiating with tn
Johnson City Foundry and Machin
Company to build his brick machines
Milligan College closed last Tues
day. Several oil the students came i
on the evening train and left for thei
respective homes Tuesday night an
Wednesday morning.
/. Cotton yarn and bats at Factor
prices. G. K. Lide.
q Mr.. John Steiner, of Bristol wer
out to Milligan College Tuesday
attend the closing exercises of til
school and accompany his daughte
Miss Cora, home.
Mr.. J. Drum, of Beatrice Neb., hi
been in the city for the past tN
weeks. He thinks Of locating amor
n us. We hope he may see the a
vantages Of doing so.
The E. T. V. & G. R. R. Co. will s,
II round trip tickets to the Fast Tennt
see Sunday School Convention
Morristown at 5 cents per mile, go'
from the 10th to the 22nd OF May.
!. The colored Odd Fellows from job
son City and Bristol will have cel
bration at Bristol tomorrow. Speec
n es will be made by W. F. Yardly,
lie Knoxville and Sam Hyder, OF Il
place.
d. LOOK OUT for Farris, Pierce
Co.'s guttering wagon, We farme
c. 1t will call on you during, the Su
mer. If it don't come soon enou
drop them a line and they will
~ there.
et
90 Mr. w. H. 0'Keefe, OF Greenevil
accompanied his mother as far as Jol
son City last Saturday night on
Nv way. to Austin's Springs where /
10 will spend a month or so to recup
ate her health.
oi Mr.. ]. Curt Simmons, drug CO
FOUNDER at the City Drug Store
spending few days in Bristol
rd- week. DIR. |. Cam Anderson, of
Bristol house, is dispensing the ell
OF life in his stead.
led
nm Go to the City Drug Store and
your soda water tickets. Twenty-i
for one dollar, twelve for fifty ce
'ie six for a quarter. The weather
growing warm now and soda w
will refresh you more than anyth
J. you can drink.
on We are glad to see that w. II. Z
lor, Esq, is again able to be out.
ms and his wife left Thursday morning
T Knoxville, and after spending
days there, they will go out to Sal
Springs. We hope to see him full
oV- stored to health in a short time.
- G. d. Massengill, Esq, OF Union