The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-08-23

Late styles and low prices rule in these
goods.
j. j. Adams says don't forget the
Bricklaying Co when you want work |
in their line.
Telephone Office in Joncsboro at
Planters House. A conversation with
any one in Johnson City will cost but
% cents.
Profs. f. N. Mcleod, J. B. McMn.
Ian and Ivy McNees returned from
Hole's springs last Monday.
Look out for Campbell & Martins
new stock OF shoes that will be in in
few days.
Rev. Mr. Glen, of Marion, Va, will
fill the Baptist pulpit in this city next
Sabbath morning and night.
We are agents for the Webster Wag-
on. OK. Lide & Co.
There is q new ruler in j. A. Car
giles household. He was installed
last Sunday morning.
Campbell & Martin have just receiy-
ed new lot Of trunks.
All summer goods at cost at Kirk
patrick's clothing store to make room
for an immense fall stock,
Engineer Smith has taken his corps
to kingsport and will make prehm-
inory through section of that coun-
try.
kirkpatrick leads the town in cloth
ing. Cali on him and examine his
goods and prices before buying
Rev. j. Il. Kincannon and daughter,
Miss Birdie, and j. J. Adams attended
the Lebanon Association, which con-
vened at Mendoza, Va.
Everything in the queensware line
and cheap at H. w. Weiler's.
Mr.. ]. D. Faucette is at his home in
Lenoir, n. c. He has been suffering
for week or two with sprained an.
kle.
Highest price paid for all kinds OF
produce and lowest prices on goods.
Campbell & Martin.
Pimples, boils and other humors are
liable to appear when the blood gets
heated. To cure them, take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Ticket No. IS drew the silk dress
pattern at j. F. Crumley & Cos, yes
terday. D. J. Wheeler was the fortu.
nate holder.
You can send a message to Jones,
l boro by telephone and have it prompt
Y delivered for Is cents. Telephone
Office Netherlands Drug Store.
Mr.. Will Ensor and Miss Belle
Thomas were in the city yesterday
They are stopping at John Thomas
in Carter county.
The largest stock to select from an(
n goods marked down low is what Fl. w
Weller ogers.
Rev. E. B. Robertson is at Unaki
Springs this week enjoying the noun
o tain air. His friends here hope hi
1t trip will be beneficial to him.
Seaver & Summers are buying di
rect from factory and can save yol
o money.
" Miss Matte Kincanon left yester
day morning for Glade Springs Va
At where she will probably attend schoo
this year.
ee We will pay the highest marke
T. price for dried blackberries,
Hunter & Brown.
& You will find B. B. B., S. S. s., Wal
ner's Safe Cure, Hodges, Hoods an
Ayers Sarsaparilla and all the stanC
ard blood cleansers at the Centrs
e Drug Store,
The lives Of Cleveland and 1hul
man, and Harrison and Morton ca
- be subscribed for at the Book Store.
Ii you want nice chicken, poun
% OF nice butter, bushel of nice apple
Il sack of nice flour, some nice toms
toes, potaties, &c, 60 to Campbell
10 Martin.
The Taylor Rifles were on tt
street yesterday AFTERNOON in full dres
up They are doing finely and were high
complimented by old veterans. The
~ are preparing to take the first prize
10 the Greeneville Fair in October.
Mr.. J. l.. Evans returned Saturdt
rs, morning from a months visit to A
,le kansas. He reports pleasant tim
but found no towns as lively as job
son City
Mr. Julian Mitchell and Mr.. Sc