The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-09-16

lace glove. The owners can get them
only by calling at this Office in person
and paying for this notice.
Seed wheat and the best salt ever
brought to this market for sale at the
tobacco warehouse.
Miss Hannah Butler, Of Jonesboro,
has been spending o few weeks with
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
She left for home yesterday.
A handsome set OF napkins given to
the washwoman who buys the most
laundry soap within the next 80 days
at McFarland's.
Don't fail to call on Campbell &
Crumley next week, they will receive
there large stock OF new goods.
Mrs. G. S. Everett and daughter, of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Miss Fannie
Nugent, of Hawkins county, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hoss.
Take your prescriptions tie NJ. A.
Netherlands where NO mistakes are
made.
G. G. Seaver wife and son, Willie,
spent Sunday with Greene county rel
atives.
Mrs. Mary ] Neal, of Ash county,
N. c., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
A. #. Hoss.
Mr.. Chas. Dobson, former towns
man, and his wife, of Knoxville, arriv-
ed in the city this morning and are
the guests Of Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. Harr.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
our popular young townsman, Mr.. j.
G. Simmons, to Miss Angie Stevens, a
Winston, N. G. belle, on the 22nd inst
The matrimonial market opened we'll
this fall and has remained firm. Six
teens are going at premium-in fact
have to be stolen. Twenties and over
at par.
Mcneil & Wolfe will receive large
stock of bed springs, mattresses,
lounges, cradles, and baby carriages
in few day. Wait and see their
stock.
Remember McFarland's prescrip-
ton department is in charge of an &C
curate and competent man and no
mistake.
Misses Kate Pitzer, Blanche and
Myrtle Nickles and Gertrude Wood,
of Bristol passed down the road Mon
day. The three latter are on their
way to Ohio, where they go to enter
school.
Mrs, A. J.. Barnes and daughter,
Miss Pearl, returned last Friday from
an extended trip to Virginia. Miss
Annie Laurie Burke accompanied
them and will spend several days in
the city.
Mr.. Chas. E. Osborne, the jolly pas
senger agent of the G. B. & Q. R. r.,
after spending week in the city, left
last Friday for his headquarters at
Cincinnati.
Mrs. VIM. G. Mathes, of JonOsboro,
spent few days with friends in John
son City on her return from Cranber-
ry last week and returned to her home
last Friday night.
Mr.. J. F. Crumley, Of Campbell &
Crumley's dry goods emporium, re-
turned from the Eastern market yes.
terday, where he has been to purchase
fall and winter goods.
The people continue to 60, the quick
cash store Of kirkpatrick & Co. TO gel
IL lbs. of nice brown sugar for $1.00
Good jeans from Is to 25 cents. Best
bleached domestic 81 cents.
Rev. VIM. Robson, of Sullivan
county, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. E. G. Reeves, preached
an excellent sermon in the Southern
Methodist Church Sunday night.
Isaac Harr, Esq. and Prof. Mettate
opened the canvass for Representative
at Austin Springs last night. Mr.
Wagner was not present Messrs. Harl
and Mettatel will speak at Boone4
Creek to night.
Comiag.-Manager Ike Jobe informs
Us that the Balfe-Levic Combination
win play John Harrison's Grand play
"Dagmar" in Jobe's Opera House OF
Wednesday the 18th of October
This is good troupe and having Blu
one night to spare between Lynch
burg and Knoxville have decided t,
stop here. Good troupes always draw
good houses here and this will be nc