The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-04-02
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Local News Notes.

W. VI. MhbnoS Wenb 10 DflbUOl MOn- |
day.
The best green coffee in the city at
Jaekson's.
Jno. H. Bowman visited Bristol
Tuesday.
II you are not areader of The COMET |
you ought to be.
The Morristown band has been re-
organized.
Chase & Sanborn's Golden Rio coffee
ct Jackson's.
The Sweetwater Courier has been |
enlarged and otherwise improved
Chase & Sanborn's Mocha and Java
coffee at Jackson's.
The Dyer Journal has entered on its
third year, and is bright journal.
Try can of Hopkins Steamed HON.
my (hulled corn 1t is delicious.
flour advertising patronage continues
to increase we will be forced to enlarge
our paper.
Chase and Sanborns coffee is the
best on the maraet. Try it. At JACK
sons.
r. y. Mumpower came down from
Bristol Sunday and spent the day with
friends here.
Don't buy coffee until you try Chase
u Sanborn's coffee. 1t can be had no
place but JAG sons.
Travel to and from our city has very
much increased lately, and commercial
men say business is good
Government officials report the re-
cent capture of several illicit distilleries
and irrepressible "blind tigers"
The benefits to be derived from adj
vertising in The COMET is governed in
extent only as the outlay is governed.
If you consult your interest in regard
to quality, price, etc, you will bring
your job printing to The COMET office
OF course you took everything good
naturally yesterday, and didn't get
offended when your friends fooled"
you.
Recent rains have caused swollen
streams in almost every direction, and
greatly retarded the farmers in their
work.
The Southern Herald is the name of
new paper recently launched at Knox
VILE It is published in the interest of
the Negro.
Tomorrow, Friday, is the date fixed
for Mrs. g. E. Crawford's spring open
ing. The ladies are invited to call and
inspect some of her bargains.
The Hotel Greenwood will be re-
opened in dav or two another evil
deuce Of increasing business. Wehope
it will enjoy paying patronage.
Rev. Mr.. Kitzmiller, of Happy
Valley, occupied the pulpit of the First
Baptist church last Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Barnett being absent at Greeneyille.
Tt isn't necessary to call attention to
the big advertisement of the Racket
value Of printers ink and profit by its
use.
When YOU go to Summers & Barton
for hardware, stoves or farm imple-
ments, ask for package of Bar er's or
Foutz's horse and cattle powder. 25
cents each.
The fact that shrewd, successful
business men, abroad as well as at
home, use the columns of The COMET
to reach the public is sufficient proof of
its merits as a reliable advertising me-
dunn.
a., w t' Long time Low
rates. Easy payments Secured by
first mortgage on improved real estate.
No delay, See or write Tate L. Ear
nest, Johnson City, Tenn
Our young friend Wade Patton, who
recently became connected with the
railway mail service, is at home again
to spend a short vacation. "Pat" is a
worthy boy and we wish him abundant
success in his new field.
The prohibitionists Of this district
have called convention to be held al
Greeneville, April z, to nominate O
candidate for congress and to select
delegates to the state convention that
meets at Nashville, April 30.
M. Jackson, for a short time only
will give can of DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder with every sack Of
Biddle & Ellsworth's q" Il ~ Fitu
The best -four and baking powder sole
in the city. GA
Prof. John Saunders will probably
locate in Fitzgerald, Ga, having
severed his connection as principal o
the United Brethren school at this place
Miss Mae Fuqua will continue instruc
tion in her department until the clos
of the regular session.
Needed alterations in the interior o
the old Citizens Bank building, corne
Main and Spring streets, having beer
made, the corner storeroom is now oc
occupied by Mcfarland & Co., who re
moved their stock of drugs, etc, int
il Tuesday The location is an admir-
able one for the business.