The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-16
Pggs8SAA aESTI0N
Aud L,.cUl Sews of Tie Town .ua vi.
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The Majestic bakea the biscuit
Dog mu2zle5 at Summers & Barton.
The best green coffee i'm The city at
Jackson's.
Chase & sauborn's Golden Rio coffee
at Jackson's.
Chase q 2anbon's Mocha and Java
coffee at Jackson r.
The keystone of good living the
Majestic Steel Range.
Il. G. Allison, Of Roam Mountain, has
returned to johnson City to live.
Summers and Barton are closing out
their heating stoves at close figures.
Chase aud Sanbom's coffee is the
best on the market. Try it. At Jack
sons.
DR.. VIM Dana, Of Morristown, was
a visitor OF our town the first Of the
week.
Capt. George Mcpherson was in the
city yesterday With new article "to
sell. "
Miss Rosa Graham, of Abingdon,
a., is now visiting MIR and Mrs. J.D.
Crowell, Of this city.
Z. L. lIcNees and Roby Lewis left
for Knoxville ON the vestibule Sunday
to attend federal court,
Don't buy coffee until yon try Chase
" Sanborn's coffee. IL can be had no
place else but Jac sons.
Nash Mcintosh and NJ. L. Hilton, of
dngsport were in the city before the
pension board this week.
There are backbiters enough in this
town to run Bowery street, New YORK.
lust watt and be backbiiten.
The ittleness Of some people is about
on par with some Of the common ours
they are now killing for madness.
j. Crumley, the lumberman, came
down from Radford, Va, last Satur-
day to spend Sunday with homefol6s.
Mrs. Josie Hughes and Mrs. Judge
Hart have been visiting Mrs. J. III.
snow, Of Knoxville, during the past
week.
Hon. A. G. Smith, the genial and ac-
complished editor Of the Bristol News.
was in Johnson City last Saturday on
business.
George King was seen on the streets
the other day acting very like unto a
log with the rabies. He was hunting
Scott Porch.
The dogs, though troubled with ra-
bies, have not all vet been killed. We
saw one the other day walking on two
legs. Shoot him down
Capt, Shade Harris, who for the last
month has been seriously indisposed,
is, 1t affords us pleasure to state, able
TO be mp and on our streets again.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blevins. of Prince
ton, visited the parents OF Mr.. Bleyins.
at Happy Valley, and returned to then
.-ome on the following day, Monday.
NJ. r, G. Hale left last Tuesday for
galveston, Texas, to accept a position
as salesman for one of the largest mer.
camille houses i'll that city. Success tc
you, Cicero.
Chief Of Police Millenand his worthy
assistant, Fuller Campbell, can not be
too highly extoled fol- their prompt.
ness in setting ct rest the vicious kind
dnown as the dog.
Major John G. Harrington, of rail
road fame, found himself in Unicoi
lily last Monday, having gone there
from Johnson City. Look out, boys
he's ''up to snuff "
There il nothing used by housekeep,
ers that gives such unlimited satisfac
ton as a perfect working range, and
the Majestic Steel Range will fill this
requirement toAhe letter.
Misses Lizzie Reeves and Nons
Pritchett, two charming young ladies
Of Jonesboro, returned to their home
last Monday, after a visit Of few days
to Mr. and Mrs. ]. IT, Bowman.
The Southern" almanac for '0G. pub
lished by the Virginia Tire and Marin,
insurance Co., can be had for the ask
ing by calling at Woford Bros. office
in the First National Bank building.
Woford Bros. have some very hand
some calendars for 1896, furnished b,
the insurance companies. If you hay
not received one call at their office i
the First National Bank building On,
get one
The Piedmont is determined to Ree
cut intrnders, having had erected o.
the porch thereof a barricade. That
right close your doors and shut Vi
shop. Keep out the drummers an,
Billy goats.
Charley Martin, who WAS at one tim
a member Of johnson Citys fashiona
BILE circles, came home to see his friend
last week. Charley, like his brother
Walter, is doing Woodruff, Of Knox
: vile, pushing business.
Doc Lusk says TINT on last Saturda
a mad dog. made raid on his flock q
geese at his farm and picked enoug
feathers to make a good 50-pound bed
One Mr.. Price, on Sinking Greek
wreaked vengeance on his curship.
W. 0. Phillips and his father-in- law
F. M. Pierce, Of fish Springs, Carte
county, Tenn, passed through on
city last Thursday on their way t
Judson, Ind, where Mr.. Phillips is il
terested in large property. They wi
return in about two weeks.