The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-04-05
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Mrs. Henry LYLE returned Monday
from visit to friends at Bristol.
Mr.. Isaacs and family, of near
Jonesboro, will leave for the West in a
few days.
We are receiving a large line of
gents fine shoes. Hunter L. Brown.
Baxter & Gillian solicit correspond.
ence from any persons having timber
lands or farms for sale.
In place of that constantly tired
out feeling, Ayers sarsaparila will
give you strength.
Unless the editorial page of the
Conn'Oner can be purified it should be
declared nuisance, as it is doing
Johnson City a great deal more harm
than good
Buy your Groceries, Dry Goods
and Notions at the cheap cash store
OF kirkpatrick & Co.'S.
Mrs j. w. Ball returned Monday
evening from visit to Geraldstown.
Mr.. Ball, who is in business there ac-
companied Mrs. b. here and remained
several days.
Ii you don't believe Campbell &
Martin sell cheaper and better goods
than any body else, try them.
Circuit Court meets at Jonesboro
next Monday. The docket, we under
stand, contains some important causes,
among them one or two Of interest to
persons in and around johnson City.
Don't fail to call and buy your
goods of kirkpatrick & Co. and
save big money.
Mine host Dickinson has greatly i'm
proved the Watauga House by erect
. ing a spacious platform in front of
that popular hostelry, which now pre-
sents a more inviting appearance.
q. G. Seaver has an immense stock
OF Old Dominion Nails and is selling
them lower than ever.
, j. e. Crandall and wife returned
from five weeks visit to Florida
last Monday. Mr.. Crandalls health
is very much improved and both are
better for their sojourn in the land Of
v flowers and alligators.
II. W. Weller deals exclusively in
queensware, glassware, lamps, DC, and
sells cheaper than any man in the
city.
The pleasant weather of the past
week has had the effect Of bringing
|, out spring suits and straw hats, and
OF Frustrating many with old-time
n spring fever" from which there are
several sufferers in our office.
= Mr.. A. J. Cox and daughter, Miss
Jennie, arrived in the city Sunday
night from Missouri. Mr.. Cox is ir
e very feeble health aud aims to make
e. his home In East Tennes see. He j,
stopping with his son, DR.. Cox.
'p Mr.. John Hunter has returned from
n New York, whittier he had been tt
purchase a complete stock of tn,
or latest and best spring and summe
"a goods for the well-known house O
Hunter Il Brown.
~ Mr.. Wilburn Hodge, OF this city
Elk has been appointed local emigran
agent in Washington county for tn
:, East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgi
:, railroad. Mr. Hodge will, we feel cel
" tain, make good agent, who will d
all in his power to protect and &C
he vance the interests of his road in TIL
ce section.
We understand that Frank Evar
hi will be ready to do planning, mattel
we ing, etc, by the 10Th of this mont
rs His new factory is one OF the large
in the city, and he will have the late
ost woodworking machinery. He all
~. has the largest and handiest dry-kiI
4, in the place and can furnish seasont
=, lumber on short notice.
ost Mr. Joe Estes, OF Jonesboro, is
avg ready in the field as a candidate I
the Legislature, and will visit job
son City shortly for the purpose
~ talking himself up"--a task he
quite able to perform. Uncle Joe h
many friends in this part of Il
county who will be glad to greet hi