The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-08-29
Fruits and CONNECTIONS at
Patton's.

U. ID. Fine " Bro.
Fine syrup at so Cts gallon at Geo.
R. Browns,
Policeman:Remine looks slick with
his new uniform. He is slick, too, but
you can't get away from him.
A square meal for % cents at Pat
tons restaurant,
School supplies at lowest prices kept
by Chas. D. Fine & Bro.
Rev. f. P. Baxter will preac in Jobe's
Opera House next Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. All are invited.
A barrel of new mackerel just re.
ceived at Geo. r. Browns.
Groceries cheap at Patton's.
Uncle Wills McInturff came in yes
terday and had his paper changed to
Marbleton. He brought two very large
apples that were raised on his place.
They was as good as they looked, too.
Go to Will Patton's restaurant and
get first class meal for % cents.
Jas. Houtz attended camp meeting
at Bonds last Sunday. He had one
Of his best girls with him and on their
return got lost in Davault's ford and
enjoyed good ducking.
A fresh box OF cod fish at Geo. r.
Browns.
All the latest magazines and papers
at g. d. Fine & Bro.
1000 Malto bottles for sale at
Mcfarland & Co.
Since the article about the wreck on
the K. G. G. & L. road in our news
columns was printed Col. Isham
Young and F. Hockenjos, whose
names appear in the list Of injured
have died.
School Books at Chas. D. Fine &
Bro.
A barrel of new salmon just received
at Geo. R. Browns.
Engine No. on the Narrow Gauge
road is in the Johnson City foundry
and Machine Works being converted
into cold burner and otherwise over
hauled. We note this improvement
with pleasure.
We are closing out our box paper at
cost Mcfarland & Co.
Will Patton is running first class
restaurant don't fail to call on him
when you are hungry.
John E. Harr has commenced a
store house on Spring street. AS soon
as completed he will move his stock
of groceries into it having rented the
building he now occupies to w. S.
Campbell.
A complete line OF blank books,
monthly and weekly time books, at
G. d. Fine & Bro.
P. Tinsley has moved his stock Of
groceries and produce from the old to-
bacco warehouse to the G. G. Harris
block GU Main street.
If you want good square meal fol
Is cts, or a good bed for Is cts, go to
Geo. R. Browns.
Frank Gilliam's will was admitted to
probate Tuesday and recorded al
Jonesboro. F. A. Stratton is the sole
executor and will settle up the estate
He gave bond in the sum OF $42, 900 fol
the faithful performance of his duties.
Flour, meal, bacon, lard and al
kinds Of family groceries at Geo. R
Browns.
]. w. Hunter left yesterday for New
York to buy his fall stock of dry goods
and millinery. He told the COMET HI
expected to carry larger stock this
fall than ever before and as he would
buy largely and get low rates he pro
posed to give cash buyers the benefit
E OF those prices. Due notice of his fal
opening will be made in the COMET
Look out for it.
Remember that with every dollar
worth of goods you buy of Geo. R
Brown you receive a ticket on tn
handsome decorated dinner set whicl
contains SO pieces, and / will sell yol
goods at regular market price. Civ
me trial and be convinced.
Geo. R. Brown.
Prof. kellogg, Of Milan, Tenn, ha
!, been elected superintendent Of til
graded school in Johnson City. He
recommended by Col. Frank N
. Smith, to be one Of the best educator
in the State. Prof. kellogg is badl
needed and we trust he will succee
:. in building up good school. He wi
" move to johnson City soon.
d Gus. Burson shot and killed s.
Il Bonham on the street at Bristol Tue
I. day afternoon. The difficulty aros
). over horse trade. Burson was il
If dicted before the grand jury at Abinl
don yesterday and will probably Civ
s. bond for his appearance at the ne,
Of term OF court.
at Col. w p Duncan and +, RI Rhl