The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-07-15
Standard Prints at &c.
Campbell & Crumley.

Campbell & Crumley.
The catalogue OF Milligan Business
College has just been turned out Of
The COMET Job rooms.
Paints Paints!! Paints!l Price
Paints at Lide's before buying.
Progressive croquet parties are all
the go in Johnson City now. Ice
cream IS the favorite stake with the
young ladies.
Campbell & Crumley received big
lot Of Gents fine hats this week.
Sheriff Willet was in town yesterday
George has made such a good officer
the people have decided to try him
a second term
Bring on your cash and you can still
knock the bottom out at
Christian & Crockett's.
South Bend Flows and repairs at
Q. X. Lide's.
Another hot wave is being cooked
up in Montana, where the thermom-
etor registers 10 degrees in the shade.
Look out for it here in a few days.
Go to Kirkpatrick & Co.'s to buy
your jeans, linsey and yarns cheaper
than ever before.
The Premium list for the Greene
County Fair are just out from the
press of Spencer & Brown, very neat
ely executed reeaevile Republican,
Latest styles in gents stiff hats at
Campbell & Crumley's.
James Ashley, and old printer, who
has been to Florida passed through
this place last Saturday on his way to
Fredericksburg, Va.
Bird cages all sizes and prices at
Farris, Pierce, & Co.'s. Call and see
them.
A large stock Of parasols and UNI
brellas at low cash prices at Kirkpat-
rick's.
' Wagons! Wagons!l at G. X. Lide's
A card received from M. H. Gam
mon yesterday morning announces
a that it is still raining in Tazewel
county, Va, and the wheat is ruined.
Christian & Crockett want all your
dried blackberries and Whortleber
ries.
Mr., G. III. Slack, editor Of the Bris
. toll Courier, was in the city Sunday
night and part OF the day Monday
He attended court at Elizabethton
Monday.
Oliver Chilled repairs at
G. K. Lide's.
Ladies fine kid English and Newpor
tie slippers former price $1.35, now a
!, 81 10 cash, at Christian & Crockett's
Rev. L. L. H. Carlock, pastor O
n the Church street Methodist Church
South, at Knoxville, has been electe,
n President of Sullins College, Bristo
y. Tenn, to succeed Prof. Hearon.
Shoes! Shoes!l Shoes!!l at
Campbell & Crumley's.
The match game between the Johr
son City and Jonesboro base ba
"Kids" at this place yesterday resul
N ed in victory for the home team b
a score OF % to 10.
h All kinds low cut shoes and slipper
10 at cost Campbell & Crumley.
There was the hardest rain jul
across the knob, north of town, lai
Saturday afternoon that has fallen i
ten years. The land was considers
IN bly, washed, the meadows injured an
other damage done,-RGgerSviHe r
~ UieW.
d Oliver Chilled Flows at
G. X. Lide's.
in If you don't believe that the Roy
American cook stove that Farr
Il. Pierce, & Co., sells is good one {
and ask uncle Al Lyle, he has one tn
cooks for his restaurant and says
II can't be beat.
ID.
~. Moses Carson, near so years OF ag
and one of the old and respected ci
zens OF Washington county, TEN
died at his home near Miilbrook
Old Providence church, last week.
ef, UToeWcVHte hepuOttCdH.
* Miss Pearl Barnes gave an evenil
Of to her friends this week at her hon
on Fair View, in honor OF her cousi
Miss Birdie Barnes. Several coupl
of the elite Of OF the city were prese
and were charmingly entertained u
til late hour.
Base BaH.-There will be mat
game OF base ball at Base Ball Pa