The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-03-22
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Vol yesterday.
Col. J. A, Faw, OF Bristol, was in
the city Monday.
Theodore Hacker, of Jonesboro, was
in the city Tuesday.
Capt. w. H. Nelson, of Backwoods, |
was ON our streets to-day.
James Corbin went up to Johnson
county on business this week,
John KeebIer, good farmer Of
Limestone, was in the city Tuesday.
NJ. Jackson will take your order for
coal and wood at L. c. Cartright &
Cos.
W, L. Taylor is moving to- day from
Buffalo into his own residence on Pine
street.
Mrs. ]. S. Bachman and little son,
of Bristol, came so visit Mrs. J. @.
Cowan Tuesday.
Col. T. E. Matson is on southern
tour in the interest of the Pocahontas
Coal and Coke Company.
]. J. Simpson has given up the
Greenwood Hotel and moved into the
w. M. Christian property.
Prof. w. A. Kite went UP to Bristol
yesterday His brother, Rev. R. W.
Kite, is very sick at that place.
Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell and grandson,
Clintwood Hager, came down from
Bristol yesterday to visit relatives.
Groceries can be bought at LOWER
figures and more to your satisfaction
at M. Jackson's than elsewhere. 507-2t
Don't wear your teeth out on poor,
tough beef, when you can get good,
tender, western steak at NJ. Jackson's.
507-2t
Leroy H. Shields, who was recently
appointed collector of customs at Nor.
folk, is brother in law of Nat and
Frank Love.
Embree Simcox stopped over last
Sunday on his way from Decatur,
Ala, to saltville, Va, where he goes to
work at his trace.
A. Friberg, father Of our townsman,
Andrew Frberg, Of the Bee Hive, came
to the city last Friday to visit his SON.
His home is in Moline, III.
The editor is under many obligations
to the ladies of the Presbyterian church
for their thoughtful consideration OIL
him on the night of the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs Burney Burleson went
up to Bristol to-day to attend the Mys
tic Banquet of Rose Croix Knights, tc
be given at the Thomas hotel tonight
Rufe May was hustling around town
Tuesday in the interest of his legislat
i've boom, which has been on the sick
list since the Morristown convention
Philo. B. Shepard, dealer in agricul
tural implements and machinery
Knoxville, has been in the city and sur
rounding country for the last weel
taking orders for his house.
The Ladies' Missionary Society o
the Second Presbyterian church vii
hold a public meeting at the Lusl
school house Easter night, commend
ing at 6 80. All are cordially invited
F. P. Sparks and his lovely brid
paid visit to the composing room O
THE COMET yesterday. They leave TO
Bristol Monday, where Frank will re
sumo his duties as a compositor on tn
NeWS.
Rev. r. w. Kite, young Methods
minister who has been sick for som
time IN Bristol, and not able to occup,
apulpit, is dangerously i'll. He is
brother of Prof. w. A. Kite of thi
place.
Mrs. G. E. Crawford has received he
large stock of millinery goods from tn
east and will have grand sprin
opening on Tuesday and Wednesday
the Ord and 4tb days of April, He
regular announcement will appear i
our next issue.
Charles See aorn was in town agai
to-day. We owe Charlie an apolog.
Last week we said he was travelling fC
the Morristown Medicine Compan,
This was gross mistake. We shout
have said that be was travelling for tn
Morristown Milling Co.
The G. E. of the Presbyterian Churc
will save the dear mothers of the con
munity by having Easter eggs to Sc
to the bows and girls Saturday evenin
March % Eggs served hot in any sty
from4 to 9p. m. Everybody come az
bring your relations, especially tt
children TO Netherlands old stand. Egg
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