The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION
And Local News Of the Town and VI.
clnlty Briefly TOlA.


Cinlty Briefly Told.
Cranberries at Jackson'a, IN
J. A. Cargille is at Rogersvillet this
week. -
Jackson's-the store where you get
the best.
Good envelopes at J. w. Cass' at two
cents pack.
All kinds Of grain and produce want
ed at Jackson's. =,
Mrs. Robt. Wolford left for Shame
kin, Pa, last Friday
Attorney General Dana Hartman was
in the city this week.
W, G.. Mathes made business trip
to Jonesboro yesterday.
The best meats and sausage are al
ways found at Jackson's:
Miss Allie Spaulding is visiting
friends in Hawkins county.
Mr., and Mrs. HI. W. lyle are in At
lanta taking in the exposition.
Judge r. R. Butler was in the city
yesterday enroute to Knoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. P. Cass, of Eliza
bethton, were in the city this week.
Have you seen those books at ]. w.
Cass at IA cents? He Just has few
left.
Quality up to the highest point,
prices down to the lowest point al
Jackson's.
Mrs. I. N. Beckner and Mrs. j. E.
Wade are visiting relatives in Bristol
this week.
Fresh salt water fish received every
Friday at George r. Browns European
Restaurant.
Miss Lizzie Keys, frst-class dress
maker, over Watauga bank, solicitl
your patronage. p:
Miss Nora Stern, OF Bristol, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gump at theil
home on Watauga avenue.
Miss Lavinia Spaulding left last Fri
day for Richmond, Va, where she ex
poets to make her future home
Major Mcdowell, one of the LEADING
attorneys of Bristol, was in the cit,
this week on professional business.
Miss Lizzie Keys, fashionable dress
maker, over Watauga bank, will guar
antee to give you style, fit and finish
Jackson has the largest and best /
lected stock Of groceries in East Ten
i, nessee. Buy where you can get TIL
, best. .a 10
For blank and school books, ink
pens, pencils, school and Office supple
you will save money by going to J. W
Cass'.
Mrs. Jacob Hawkins and children, @
Jonesboro, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
ii, @, Hart at their home on West MAJ
ket street.
II Your kind attention is invited to on
large stock of goods-a and lowprices-
F. M. George keeps only first elias
goods. Call and see him,
~
{ If you will call at +. M. Georges
, You will get some retail prices whic
, will astonish you. Our groceries or
nice and fresh, clean and cheap.
All the attorneys Of the city VIII
have been attending the chancery coul
Of appeals and supreme courts at Kno1
3 vile returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. M, e. Spaulding who has bee
q resident of the city for the past tw
years, returned to her home at Ricl
mond, Va, where she expects toresid,
a You can subscribe for any paper
| magazine at The COMET Office,
Q through our solicitor, Capt. G. L. Cha,
8 and pay the subscription price in pr
: dnce.
The largest sale of whiskey evt
made in this town was closed yesterda
by J. M, Gregg with Fitzgerald & Ash
! Of Knoxville, the sale amounting to oy,
$4,000.
p When it comes to trading, F. n
t George is strictly it. We buy oil X ns
Y Of produce at highest market price
o and sell necessaries of life lower tina
anyone in the city.
. J. A. Childress, representing IL
Southern Building and Loan Associ
= ton, of New Orleans, La, has org
nized local board at this place and
making some loans.
G.. G. Harris is extending his bull
Q ing on Jobe street and otherwise r
9 modelling it preparatory to turning
into corn mill. The machinery f
y same has been ordered.
: Miss Annie Gentry left yes terday +
: Live Oak, Fla, to spend the whit
4 with relatives and friends. Miss A.
" ME will be greatly missed by her lars
circle of friends this winter i 81
]. w. Cass will sell pictures, ifArne
: albums, easels and his entire stock
books (exceptilg school hooks) Z
greatly reduced prices for q few weel
II 70 make ready for Chr istmas. ri'z'
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Downs
Z have returned from Atlanta and OF
: southern cities, and are now at hoI
y at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. =.