The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-28

Tom Hurst is improving.
Oranges from Florida fresh at
Browns.
The j. G. Tin and Stove Co., have
a large stock of step ladders cheap.
Eugene Horton, OF New York is in
the city on business.
Groceries and conle%ctioneries at
Geo. r. Browns.
Ammunition, loaded shells, guns,
&c, &c. Seaver 4 Summers.
George Brown receives fresh oysters
every day
Robt. Burrow has moved into his
rew residence on Science Hill.
Go to Browns restaurant for oysters
and meals.
The j. G. Tin and Stove Co., have a
fine stock of goods in Their line.
Guns and ammunition. seaver &
Summers.
French and stick candy always
fresh at Geo. r, Browns.
Mrs. A. ], Barnes IS very low with
dropsy and is not expected to recover.
Fancy groceries at Browns.
The present weather is as uncertain
as the age Of a young girl over thirty.
Nice and fresh fruit at
Geo. r. Browns.
There was II slight wreck on the
Narrow Guage Tuesday. Two cars
rolled down a bank near Shell Greek.
James Brewer was down from Bris-
tol Tuesday and spent the day with
Rev, &c. Gowan.
Seaver & Summers for low prices.
Seaver & Summers for GOOD goods.
Mr. Daniel Hydor and Miss Sallie
Little, were married at Eli2abethton
last Saturday.
A. P. Henderson & Co. will make
you prices on roofing and guttering
that can't be beat in the city.
Every dollars worth Of goods bought
at Ihea, Wood G. Co.'S gives you a
chance at the silk dress.
Miss Fornie Barley has returned
from Louisville, Ky, much improved
in health
If you want to buy your hoy a wag.
on or sleigh so to the j.. G. Tin and
Stove Co.
Mrs. w. l.. Mcfarland went up tc
Bristol Tuesday evening accompanied
by Miss Estelle Caldwell.
Hoods Sarsaparilly is a purely yege.
table preparation, being free from in
furious ingredients, 1t is peculiar il
its curative power,
The Johnson City Furniture Fac
tory sold a nice bill Of goods amount
ing to over $1,000 to a Knoxville furni
ture house Monday,
A. P. Henderson & Co. lead th.
town on cooking and heating stove
, and will sa e You money on thes
goods. They are receiving their neV
fall stock.
The corporation has had the ele(
trio light moved from the corner {
Fairview and Melbourne to Failvie'
and Roam streets. 1t is the prope
caper.
The body of Wess Laws was foun
Monday and brought to Johnson Cit
before being sent home for intermen
1t was found about rs yards belo
where he was drowned.
II you ate going to purchase a cool
ing or heating stove this fall, do NJ
do do so until you have seen the ne
stock just arriving at A. P. Henderso
& Co.'s.
H. w. Weller is receiving the nice
line of queensware, glassware. lamp
&c, that he has eyer carried. If yc
will call at his store and examine b
goods and prices, you are sure to fir
something you want and can buy.
DR.. Kirkpatrick, oil Boon's Cree
was in the city Monday. He is Il
physician at George G. Callahan
camp on the Three C's, and also
Vaughn's rock quarry.
Rev. D. P. Chockley will be able
preach Sunday morning and night.
Married, at the residence Of t
BRIDES father. Thursday, Nov 20, is
by Rev. Jonathan w. Baker, MIR. W
liam ]. Hunt, Of Chucky Valley, a
Miss Margaret j, Knight, Of Leesbu
all Of Washington Co. Tenn.
-- P. f. Cogin wOs over from Estillvi
it, last week to draw his change TO T
'ill off his hands. He told the COMET
was getting along nicely with his We