The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-01-24
Mr. G. 3. o.borne is in the city.

AIOl. " ID SOOk, VI EulOIyi d'j was
in the city Monday.
]. A. Martin made a business trip to
Bristol Monday night
Ralph Boyd went up to Bristol Mon.
day night on business.
Agent J.. Il. Wade has laid a new
floor in the Office at the depot,
Miss Maud Caldwell, Of Bristol, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Maggie Bib returned to Nor.
ristown last Monday morning.
G. N. Long, prominent Leesburg
merchant, was in the city Wednesday.
The best cigars in the city at Nc.
Farland & Co.'S
Miss Constance Tinsley returned
from Richmond, Va, last Saturday
night.
Prof. w. A. Evans, OF Bluff City, was
registered at the Piedmont House
Monday.
Don't fail to see those elegant stand
lamps at Weiler's. They are just what
you want.
The E. I. & W.N. c. R. r. Co. is
building good road to their depot.
It has been badly needed.
NJ. F. Bondurant, representing
Thurber, Whyland & Co Of Baltimore,
was doing the town Monday and
Tuesday.
Kirkpatrick & Co. are closing out
their large stock Of all kinds Of boots
and shoes cheap to make room for
Spring Goods.
The COMET adds the names of w.
P. Artz and j. W. Loop to its city list
with pleasure.
A communication from A. B. Bow
man, from Ell Paso, came too late for
publication this week. Will appear
next.
| Mr. Cephas Remine, of Limestone,
son of H. G. Remine, the marble deal
er, is now student at Lusk's High
School in this city.
Mr.. T. s. Patty arrived in the city
Tuesday night but too late to attend
the funeral of his brother, R. S. Patty.
Mr.. w. L. Crumley, of Blountyille
was in the city yesterday. He made
the COMET call and renewed his sub
scription.
The funeral Of Mrs. E. s. Miller, Sr.,
; will be preached Sunday morning in
the NJ. E. Church, South, by Rev. E.
B. Robertson.
, Miss Mary Lyle and Miss Maggie
Bib spent last Friday night in
Jonesboro, the guests Of Mrs. J. I
Hawkins.
Mr.. Lynn Hahn came down from
Cranberry Monday and paid off tn,
employees Of the f. T. 4 W.N. C. R
r..
Miss Mamie and Kate Patty wer,
called home from school at PARROTS
y vile by the death Of their father
They arrived Monday morning.
y The worst feature about catorrh i
it's dangerous tendency to consump
9 ton. Hoods Sarsaparllla cures ca
/ tarrh by purifying the blood.
G. w. st. John, Of Carriers, was il
) the city this week. He says Carter
has its shingle up and that the Thre
g C's will not miss his town.
" Mr.. ]. ]. Adams and wife came dow
from Bristol last Saturday. MI
n Adams is little indisposed but wa
is able to be on the streets yesterday.
If you want nice lamp for yor
re parlor or library dent fail to &c
Weiler's elegant stock. He has ju
re- received q full line Of the celebrate
Rochester burners, the best lamp
a the market, and can suit you if yc
call early. =
a The East Tennessee Land Co. ha,
laid off their addition in town lots al
have called it East Port. They ha'
- some valuable property. 1t is hit
10 and we'll watered.
Mr.. Grigg, the new prescriptions
700 at Mcfarland & Co.'s, is an experier
is ed druggist from Washington, D
10 and comes highly recommended. ]
at Is careful and reliable and the firm
well to secure his services.
at Rev.. G. Cowan moved his hou
hold goods to Johnson City Tuesdl
yin Joe A. Caldwell, OF the firm OF McF
nv land 4 Co, moved his family to Jof
son from Bristol Tuesday. Even Br
toians know a good thing when Ii
see it. johnson City has room for a
i"'' wants several more such citizens.
my Rev. J. O. Cowan moved his FAM
this morning to Johnson City He
md Gently accepted the pastora.e OF
prashvtar;an rhuroh az chat nj,