The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-10-24
Johnson City, Oct, IA.

A'l " " O'1 may puAh VIC VAhNf VHO
there's no wind burnt in delivering
freight after it gets to Johnson City.
Kirkpatrick & Co. have the largest
and cheapest stock OF goods in upper
East Tennessee.
Groceries and confectioneries at
Gee r. Browns.
Light-bread baked every day at Will
Patton's.
Everything late in the queensware
line at Weiler's.
Cigars and tobacco at Patton's.
All members OF the knights of
Honor No. 1860 are requested to meet
at their hall next Saturday night at 7
o'clock to attend to some important
business. WM. HARR, Dictator.
Fresh candy Of all kinds at Will
Patton's.
For cakes, crackers and light-bread,
60 to Wall Patton's.
Go to Browns restaurant for oysters
and meals.
Read the inducements offered by
Penland Hurst & Co., in another col
umn, and don't forget to call for the
needle case, when you buy dollars
worth OF goods.
Burr Millard and number OF his
cohorts met the monster, No. 251, at
the depot Tuesday morning, and, after
thorough investigation, pronounced it
all right, admonished the engineer as
to stopping ION the CENTRE" &C., and
allowed 251 to "burn the wind"
Seaver & Summers for low prices.
Seaver & Summers for GOOD goods
If you ate going TO purchase cook
ing or heating stove this fall, do not
do do so until you have seen the new
stock just arriving at A. P. Henderson
& Co.'s.
Largest and cheapest stock cloakl
and jackets at Kirkpatrick & Coz
that's in the city.
When you are out shopping, droI
in at Penland Hurst & Cos and spen(
a dollar, and get more goods than YOU
can get elsewhere for the money, ant
one of the needle cases they are givini
away with every dollar perchase.
A rare treat Is in store for the pee
pie OF Johnson City in the way Of al
"Old Folks Concert" The best mu
, steal talent OF the town is to be use'
in the rendition, and our young pee
pie are now using all their spare tim
and energies in getting up something
that will be pleasing, attractive, an
instructive. See program later.
Largest stock gents and ladies' VI
dc rwear at Kirkpatrick g. Co.'S.
u A. P. Henderson & Co. lead tn
= town on cooking and heating stove
and will SAFE you money on thes
,. goods, They are receiving their ne
fall stock.
8 Decorative paints, all colors, mixet
ready for the brush, in 1-pint cans.
g Seaver & Summers.
& Nice and fresh fruit at
Geo. r. Browns.
l. Blankets and comforts cheap
Kirkpatrick 4 Co.'s,
If you have got dried berries an
! fruit for sale and want to get Ii
highest cash price for it, take it
Hunter & Brown. They will buy an
x quantity you have and pay you MOI
r. than anybody in the city. IfYou net
% any dry goods, boots, shoes, hats
any kind Of merchandise you can n
, bo better than to deal with thel
Their stock is large and new and p,
ces low.
If. Buy your boots and shoes Of Xii
i'd patrick & Co.
Penland Hurst & Co., are new
"a caught mapping, and are always asto
at ishing the people with rSre and u
heard of inducements. They are nj
: actually giving away with each d
e S lar purchase needle case containil
es, one paper Sharp's sewing needle, st'
ge bodkin, long and short cotton darn
carpet and button needle. Read tn
bargains in another column.
'ge
nd Mrs. Margaret G. Young, wife
the late Col. Isham Young, has IN
- tuted suit against the Knoxville, Gu
W berland Gap and Louisville R. r.
Id for $4,000 damages for the killing
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