The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-07-04
New Wheat.
Wanted at Penland Hurst, Co,

JarsI!! Mt u, u. 1arf 3.
Miss Charmie Hamilton returned to
Bristol yesterday.
We will pay the best prices for wool
Hunter & Brown
j, E. Harris is headquarters for Fruit
Jars.
W. H. Hamilton, OF Bristol, Sun
dayed in the city.
Satines of all styles and prices at
Kirkpatrick & Co.'s.
Don't fail to call on j. E. Harr for
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses.
J, M. King sends THE COMET to his
brother, ]. Nc. King, in Kentucky,
Watermelons and peaches fresh and
ripe at Geo II. Browns.
Bargains in shoes of all kinds at the
cheap cash store of Kirkpatrick & Co.
Ike L. lobe returned last Thursday
from Louisville.
Go to j. E. Harris for your Fruit
Jars, Jelly Glasses, Jar Rubbers, &c.
Oranges and lemons fresh every day
at Geo. r. Browns.
Courtney Bayless came down from
Bristol and spent Sunday in the city,
Lemon and lime tablets at Geo. R.
Browns.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at Grigg & Co.'s.
G. f. Hodges, OF Bristol, was in the
city Monday circulating among his
friends.
All your pet flies can be caught on
one sheet of the Spider Web Sticky
Fly Paper at Mcfarland & Co.'s
]. H. Caldwell Cashier of the First
National Bank OF Bristol, was in the
city Saturday.
All patent medicines at reduced
prices at Grigg & Co.'s.
Fresh fruits always on hand at Pat
toms.
j. Woodruff, of Shell Creek, was
in the city Tuesday,
Will Patton sells watermeloni
cheaper than any one in the city.
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no longer be heard at the delivery win
dow
Geo. R. Brown keeps the freshes
and best groceries and confectionerie
in the city.
Go to Kirkpatrick & Co.'s for al
: kinds OF dry goods, ribbons, every
thing, etc.
IF. Miller is authorized to max
collections for THE COMET at Whites
burg.
!, New car load of Virginia salt just re
ceiyed at Kirkpatrick & Co.'s.
Mrs. M. B. Harvell and daughter, Q
Washington, D. c., are spending tn
summer in Johnson City.
Patton is still in the lead in fruit
and confectioneries and delivers good
:. promptly.
s Mrs. George Patton, of Kingspor
J. spent Tuesday in the city with he
: sister, Mrs. ]. A. Caldwell.
fl. w. Naff, the newly elected Pres
dent of King College at Bristol, spel
Tuesday in the city.
O Mrs w. s. Campbell and family RI
turned from Wytheville Monday an
- are living on Watauga Avenue.
For tin fruit cans, all sizes, go to
1t P. Henderson & Co. They lead til
town on low prices in tin ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Penn, of Bristo
spent Sunday in the city, the guest
!, Mrs. G. K. Lide.
!. Family produce and groceries sol
cheap and delivered promptly are Il
inducements Patton offers.
W Will Martin returned from DaIla
= Texas, last Saturday evening to sper
the summer at the parental rancho
Mr. G. f. Buss, Of Grand Rapid
Mich, was in the city looking aft
his many interests tere from Saturds
At until Tuesday.
Prof. w. A. Wright, of Athens, OF
10 Of the faculty of the Graft Memoir
University, is in the city and will sper
the vacation here.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. al
Mrs. w. P. Artz died last Mondi
morning and was buried in the aftt
N noon.
=, Distress after eating, heartburn, 81
headache and indigestion are cured
Hoods Sarsaparilla, 1t also creates
er good appetite.
DR.. E. E. Hunter was down fro
lis Elizabethton Monday, and drove doV
in the Carnegie Addition to see h,
ho railroads are built and towns start,
ne Do not forget that Grigg & Co. {
selling drugs, stationery, tobacco,
nnrs mud nvarufhinn In, thnir |;