The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-09-12

Monday
Read the advertisements in this is
sue, 1t will pay you.
Groceries cheap at Patton's.
Rev. j. Q. Cowan and wife are in
Bristol visiting relatives. Rev j. w.
Rogan, of Savannah, Ga, filled Mr.
Cowan's pulpit last Sunday morning
and evening.
500 lbs. OF yarn at
Rhea, Wood & Co.'s
Artists material at G. d. Fines,
Anderson Johnson, the colored man
knocked off the track last Tuesday by
the local freight engine, died yesterday
from the injuries sustained.
Salt, flour, meal, bacon, lard, sugar.
coffee, cheap for cash. Come and see
us. kirkpatrick & Co.
New goods and low prices at
Rhea, Wood & Co.'s
The Johnson City Canning factory
is doing a good business. Another
car load of cans was received making
the 9TH this season and peaches are
just coming in
Did you see those beautiful seven
cents dress goods at
Rhea, Wood & Co.'s
Rev. d. P. Chockley will preach his
first sermon next Sunday at II o'clock
We trust that he will have large
congregation to hear him.
Shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes,
shoes, shoes, at Rhea, Wood e. Co.'s
Geo. r. Brown has rented the White
side building, and is running board
ing house at Carnegie. Good accom-
modations are offered to the public at
reasonable figures. Board by the
week, day, or meal This is the first
business enterprise in the addition.
A few invited friends assembled at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Broyles
on Mark ct street last Monday evening
the gathering being in honor Of the
Dr.'s sister, Miss Lilly Broyles. Misses
Sallie and Leonora Faw assisted The
host and hostess, and the evening wa;
spent very pleasantly until late hour
Kirkpatrick & Co., wants all The
wool, dried peaches, apples, and Der
ries that come to Johnson City.
Fruits and CONNECTIONS at Patton's
II there is any one thing johnson
City needs moro than another, it is {
Western Union telegraph Office sep
arate and apart from the railroad
company. From the amount of bus
mess done here, it would be more thar
self-sustaining.
Call and get a good ham at
Rhea, Wood & Co.'S
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Akard celebrat
ed the fiftieth anniversary of thei
wedding at their residence on Mail
Street Tuesday the 10th inst A mum
Der OF invited friends and relative
were present. The COMET was kindl,
remembered when the good thing
were being sent out and it joins tn
host of friends in wishing the age,
couple peaceful and happy journe
through the remaining years of thei
life.
A splendid line of ladies jackets an
cloaks, cheaper than ever before sol
in this cit. To see them is to buy
Hunter & Brown.
Warm meals at all hours at Patton
restaurant.
In ladies shoes we have fine stoc
and all sizes, and can suit any custC
mer Don't fail to see us.
Hunter 4 Brown.
Don't forget that Rhea, Wood & G.
has a fine new stock of goods.
+ Mr.. P. Tinsley has card in this i
sue. He has moved his stock of gooC
: to the Harris block on Main stree
and has increased it to meet the d,
mands of his customers. He carries
q stock of non-alcoholic, bottled beve
; ages, such as malto, ginger ale. chan
a payne cider, etc., and other goods nj
heretofore carried by any grocer
house in the city.
Mr.. Jno. w. Hunter is back frol
New York and has purchased a larl
stock Of all the latest styles of dl
goods, millinery, and everything nee,
. ed by our customers, and sold at IL
!. smallest profit. Gi e us a call.
Hunter & Brown.
Goods are bound to go, come ar
get a bargain at Rhea, Wood e. Co.'s
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