The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-23

George says the hoops will do, but
objects to the hustle, as it is so much
like mule"
Miss Lena st. John and Miss Belle
Whitaker have returned to their
home at Carriers.
Stratton & Stratton shipped the
wood work for two store fronts to
Jonesboro last week.
The depot caught fire yesterday but
the wind was too high to let it burn
and the fire was extingu;shed.
Strawberries and ice cream elegant.
ly served at Patton's, or delivered at
your home in any quantity.
Wool wanted at Hunter e. Browns.
Patton has received his new delivery
wagon and all goods bought OF him
will be delivered promptly.
Leave your orders for bread or any
kind OF family produce at Patton's and
have goods delivered at once.
You can get the Famous "Argand'
Step Stove at the Johnson City Tin
& Stove Cos. store
We have a nice line of small shoes
to close out for less than cost,
Hunter d Brown.
Mr.. Upton Jobe is able to be ON the
street after being laid up severa'
weeks with broken arm.
The Johnson City Furniture Fac
tory shipped two car loads of furni
ture during the first three days Of las
week.
Go to Penland, Hurst & Co., fol
your dry goods, they are slaugterins
them.
Mr. and Mrs. Maher, OF Washington
arrived last Thursday and are visiting
Mrs. Makers parents, Gen. and Mrs
Wilder.
Parties living out OF town will flint
it to their advantage to call at A. 2
Henderson & Co.'s when they wan
stoves or tin ware.
Col. S. H. Yocum is quite i'll at hi
home one mile below the city. Dr. n
T. Dulaney, Of Blountville, was calle
to see him Monday.
Rhea, Wood & Co. can display
beautiful and cheap stock Of challiet
victoria lawns, India linens, fguret
lawns and other summer dress good:
John Bell, a former attache Of thi
office, has accepted position with tn
National Garment Gutter Co. II
left Tuesday for Knoxville.
The work of grading streets in tn
Carnegie addition is still progressing
A force OF hands are now at work nea
Sanders planning mill
The most elegant line of neck wal
in town at
Penland, Hurst & Co.
"Doak" Lindamood formerly an en-
ployee at the Narrow Gauge shops {
this place, died at his home in Blu
City last week.
That tired feeling and loss of app
tite are entirely overcome by Hood
Sarsaparilla, the peculiar me1icin
Try it and see.
: A big bargain in prints this week {
Penland, Hurst & Cos.
R. G. Hunter dropped into tn
8 COMET Office last week and showed /
9 Eve very large strawberries The fl,
weighed five ounces.
+ Our old friend A. E. Deaderick, Il
hustling clothier from Knoxville, w
4 in the city Monday and sold sever
nice bills.
The biggest drive of the season is
be found at Penland, Hurst in the WI
of Ladies button shoe for So cents,
When hot and thirsty drop in
:, Patton's and get glass of malto, /
da pop, milk shake, lemonade, or al
ice cold drink.
: Bob Bailey, an employee at the fl
4 niture factory, got the little finger a
a portion of the fourth finger Of
left hand cut off yesterday by a saw
Money saved is money made, a
you can make money by calling on
* P. Henderson & Co. when you wa
60 anything in the tinware line
H. B, Clark, Of Boston, spent ST
g, day in the city. He left for Bris
" Monday and win stay there week
at two before returning to Boston.
A. P. Henderson 4, Co. do irst-cl
h. roofing and guttering, guaranteed
* satisfaction, and you will save nor
and annoyance by giving them c
Factory on Shrine Street.