The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-05-30
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And Local News of the Town and vi.
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Jackson's for low prices,
Jackson's for fresh goods.
Jackson leads in his line
Jackson's for Western beef.
Jackson's for the best goods.
Jackson's for best brands of flour.
Lodging at the European H >tel,
25 cents.
Leave orders for ice at Worley's, on
public square.
7. F. Crowder was in the city a few
hours last Saturday.
Lutheran services were held in the
court house last Sunday.
Gold Dust -four will make the light
est, whitest and sweetest bread.
Fresh vegetables received daily at
Worley's, the public square grocer.
Mrs. F. P. Irwin, of Piqua, o., is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. S. G. Williams.
Go to J. B. Worley's, on public
square, for fresh vegetables and groce
riee.
Your order for groceries will have
prompt attention if left at Worley's,
on public square.
Prof. Showalter, of Milligan, was in
the city on business connected with
the college Monday.
On account of the inclemency OF the
weather last Friday the picnic slated
for that day did not materiallze.
Gold Dust -four is the cream Of
best wheat grown, carefully selected
carefully cleaned, carefully milled and
is absolutely pnre.
Miss Gertrude Mitchell and sister
OF johnson City, were the guests Of
Miss Georgia Larrance several days
last eek.-Herald and Tribune.
s. L. Rogers, Southern passenger
agent of the Evansville Route, with
headquarters at Chattanooga, was il
the city last Saturday few hours OF
business.
Mrs. @. r. Hurlbut and family de
sire to express their thanks and deel
gratitude for tile many kindness
shown them in their sudden and sc
we're affection.
We understand that prominen
circuit judge OF East Tennessee ha
been caught in the rosy meshes O
Cupid, and will lead to the altar a fai
Bristol maiden ere the June moor
wanes and isappears.--M ountaineel
Frank Miller and Samuel ODell, tw
popular statesmen at the New Yor
Racket Store, went up to Bristol las
Saturday night on little racket {
} their own and displayed their hant
| some features and new spring suits t
the delighted gaze of the young ladie
OF that dude forsaken village.
|. W. w. Dickens has purchased a
exhibition case containing very il
teresting collection of war views, whic
+. he expects soon to give the people {
/ Johnson City and other towns an OF
\ portunity OF seeing, These views al
from original negatives taken by th
government photographers and forl
a rare and valuable collection. E
sure and see them.
= The M. E. church, South, is unde
going some needed repairs. A ne
b roof has been put on and the bric
h work painted. The interior is to
:. reprinted and repapered and will
~ reseated with opera chairs. When fiji
n ished it will look like a new churC
e. throughout, and will be one of Il
: most comfortable places of worship
% the city.
a. At this writing it is an assured ia
Il that Robert Smith, attorney, will
appointed clerk and master in cha
Gerry to fill the nnexpired term Of &
ate John G. Smith. No better selt
: ton could be made, as Mr.. Smith
well qualified Tor the position, Al
every one will agree that it is hut
. ling that he should receive the 6
pointment in order 20 enable him
more carefully look after the settli
mp OF his deceased brother's affai
Sho every one remembers with I
kindiest regard : IKatauga VdlleyNel