The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-27

Pierce & Mann have just received
car load Of heating stoves, and can
suit you in style and price.
Pierce & Mann are receiving the
largest stock Of stoves and housekeep.
ing goods ever brought to this mar
ket.
Virginia and Bay City salt at Kirk
patrick q Co.'s at $1.00 per sack and
$3.50 per sack.
Guano cheaper than ever.
SEAvER & SUMMERS.
"The Long Strike" at Jobe's Opera
House Saturday night. Tickets on
sale at Gump's.
The circus drew large crowd to
town last Monday and disappointed
them. The usual number of "drunks"
and fights were reported, however.
Seaver & Summers sell lower than
anybody. Get quotations and 60 to
them and they will prove it.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Church will be held next Satur-
day and Sunday. Let all the official
members be present on Saturday.
S. G. KETRoN.
Pierce & Mann will receive in few
days a complete line of marbleized
and slate mantles, and will surprise
you with their beauty and cheapness.
Come one, come all to Kirkpatrick
& Co.'s and buy your goods. You can
always find what you want at the low
est prices.
Our expenses are light and we can
sell builders supplies and all kinds of
hardware cheaper than anybody else.
SEAvER & SUMMERS.
We carry large line of Builders
Hardware and sell it at reasonable
prices.
TX. Lide & Co.
Don't fail to witness "The Long
Strike" Saturday night. 1t lis a first
class play, and is highly spoken of by
the press generally.
Seaver d Summers can tell you how
to save money on builders supplies
and hardware.
Will Patton has opened confec-
tionery and fruit stand in the Crouch
House, on Public Square. He is also
putting up an oyster parlor, and will
serve fresh oysters in any style.
Contractor Adams broke dirt for DIR.
Hicks new storehouse Monday. 1t
will be 96x100, and two or three stories
high. The Johnson City Foundry
and Machine Works will furnish the
iron front and Messrs. Pierce & Mann,
of this city, have the contract for the
roof and cornice.
Dr. G. H. Berry, of Johnson City,
was in town Monday, and obtained a
horse at Denton's livery stable to visit
his kinsman, Col. Jack. On his re-
turn, and just below town, a freight
train ran upon him and killed the
horse, he narrowly escaping.--Newp0rt
Citizen.
Crumley & Gilmer have moved into
the Reeves Block, recently occupied by
the Watauga Bank. They are receiv-
ing a large stock OF fine dress goods
and notions, and will be ready for bu-
siness about Friday or Saturday. II
will pay you to see their stock before
purchasing your fall goods, especially
fine dress goods.
The Taylor Rifles have decided to
60 to Greeneville and take part in the
contest for the prize offered to the best
drilled military company in East Ten
nessee by the Greene County Fair AS
ISOLATION. The second and third days
of the Fair. Bird and 4th of October
are the days set apart for the compete
tive drill and sham battle. Severa
companies are expected to be present
but the Taylor Rifles will carry off the
first honors.
The Granville-Warner Company
will present Dion Boucicaults grea
play, "The Long Strike" at Jobe'l
Opera House next Saturday night. 1
is strong play, full of startling at
fractions and is well handled by thi
company. Professor McMillan's or
chestra furnishes the music, and {
treat is in store for all who attend
Popular prices. Seats are on sale a
Gnmp's. Doors open at $50; per
Torrance begins at 7.30.
The Johnson City Wholesale Gro
Gerry Company have been delayed il
opening their store on account CT tn
absence of some members of the firm
bat we are assured they will be read,
for business in week or two. TIL