The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-11-07

Captain S. T. Harris was up from
Saturday.
W. w. kirkpatrick made a business
rip to Knoxville this week.
G. w. Carr left yesterday morning
IN a drumming tour in the interest OF
Jrumley & Co.
W. H. Edmonds, representing the
Manufacturers Record,
vas in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. st. John, Mrs. st. John
md daughter, Miss Lena May, were
up from Carriers Monday. The ladies
we're shopping.
Mr.. f. G. Ebersole, of Toledo, Iowa,
was in the city last week and carried
several deeds to Johnson City
real estate.
DR.. Phil. Knapp, the optician, will
be in Johnson City in the practice OF
his profession for one day only, We'd
nosdav November 90. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Houtz are spend
ing a few weeks in the city before
going to Sullivan county for the win
ter. They are at the Watauga.
x-Mayor Dickinson invites all
sporting men to come down to the
Carnegie addition next Saturday al
ternoon to witness the races.
All parties having bought fruit trees
from the Knoxville Nursery will find
them in the lot behind the First Ma
tional Bank tomorrow the 8th.
See the mush and milk sets, ice
cream sets, fruit plates, vase lamps
and numbers OF other novel and styl'
ish goods Weller has just received.
Bert Crawford sends the COMET this
week to J.. NJ. Crawford at Seville.
Ohio. 1t is your time next to please
your friends by doing likewise.
w. W. Faw, ESQ.,, has had the ole
barn next to his new store house or
Market street torn away and its alb
sence adds greatly to the appearance
Of the street.
Mr.. w. j. Graham has been confn
ed to his room for several days but j
) improving. Mr.. Elliott editor Of tn
bakersville Democrat has been witt
j him during hia pess and is still herr
Kite & Childress, real estate agent
8 have a card in this issue. This fri
has been in business some time an
{ are doing a good business. They r.
port sales amounting to betwee
. sc, 900 and 81 900 last week.
We miss the face Of DR.. H. B. Wi
son on our stairway and regret
3 learn that he has gone to Chattano
go with a prospect of locating ther
q We ought to keep such we'll equippt
o physicians in our growing town.
H. W. Weller is receiving the nice
q line OF queensware, glassware. lamp
&c, that he has eyer carried. If "
20 will call at his store and examine
goods and prices, you are sure to fl
- something you want and can buy.
= If you want to make your wife
. elegant present, one that is sure
please her, and that will be an oil
IN ment to her library or parlor go to
20 w. Weiler's and get her n of thu
90 vase lamps. They are the "late
and are sold remarkably cheap.
p The coupon case has arrived
depot agent J.. E. Wade says he has
room for it and will not use it until
new depot is built. 1t would co
about as near filing the bill for a
80 pot as the old shed now used.
ga At the residence of the brides ia
al er, VIM. A. Dooley, ESQ., of Area
Tenn, Wednesday evening, 0cto
,ds 80, Mr.. ). W. Hoss and Miss Rebel
4et. Dooley were united in marriage. I
ses, ceremony was performed by Rev.
rye Vance, OF Falkland, Ky.
The bride is the eldest daughte.
roe VIM. \. Dooley, a leading citizen
and S%ullivaa county, and is much adm
and less BY all who know her.
Mr. 1oss Is one OF Jonesboro's
~ ing m5f@AaGts, a man universally
lid raire4 a1d respected in both bust
and sos,al circles.