The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-05-21
THE x COMET.
Local News Notes.

The best green coffee in the city at
Jackson's.
Fred Hunter, of Elizabethton, was in
the city Saturday
Judge Patterson, of Vineland, was in
the city Saturday.
Chase & Sanborn's Golden Rio coffee
at Jaekson's.
Hugh Kirkpatrick of Jonesboro, was
on our streets Monday.
Chase & Sanbon's Mocha and Java
coffee at Jaekson's.
Clyde Bowman attended the picnic at
Austin Springs Sunday.
Miss May Reeves visited homefolks
in the country last week.
Attorney Isaac Harr went up the
road yesterday on business.
The illegal" editor, Thad A. Cox,
has his department full this week.
Miss Cordie Bowman visited Miss
Iona Houtz near Princeton Sunday.
Always in season, Hopkins Hominy
(Hulled Corn. Elegant lunchi in milk,
Geo. Hannah attended the closing
exercises at Washington College last
week.
Chase and Sanborn's coffee is the
best on the market, Try it. At jack
sons.
Mrs. H. P. Taylor, of Bristol, is Wis
iting Mrs. p. II. Wofford on Watauga
avenue.
Don't forget us when you want first
class job printing. Our work can't be
equaled.
Go to J. B. Worley's for fresh, pure
groceries, cheap as the cheapest, Pure
crystal ice.
Don't buy coffee until you try Chase
& Sanborn's coffee 1t can be had NO
place but Jackson's.
Workmen have begun the repairs
which are to be made on the First Ma
tional Bank building.
Tom Kirkpatrick and Walter Cargille
walked out to Milligan Sunday to at
tend the commencement.
Mrs. Mary Rayless, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Tel
ford. returned Monday.
The examination of applicants fol
positions in the city schools has been
postponed till Monday, June LIST.
Bunch Yam, or Vineless Sweet
Potato Sprouts ut Is centsper hundred
A. M. METTETAL, Blizzard, Tenn,
The closing exercises of the Marths
Wilder school will take place in thu
opera house tomorrow friday night
Refreshing, inWgorating rains fel
Tuesday night and Wednesday, fol
which crop-makers are exceedingly
thankful.
Misses Birdie Morris and Maud Oil
yer, of Jonesboro, are the guests o
Misses Jodie Oliver and Dora Slate
this week.
ID. G. Crouch and little daughter
Grace, of Mckinney, Texas, were il
the city Tuesday, and paid this office
pleasant call.
With wheels in his feet, wheels in hi
head and few in his pocket, there il
no telling where the average present
day young men will fetch up.
Bird M. Robinson, formerly Greene
vile attorney but now Of New Yorl
City, was in the city Sunday night ant
left on the Three @. IS Monday morning
The Johnson City Fishing Club will
pay $25 reward for the arrest and con
viction of all persons dynamiting O
catching and getting fish contrary t
law.
Mrs. w. M. Fuqua, after spendin
several weeks at her old home in Balti
more, Md, returned last week an
says her visit was most delightful
one.
Mrs. j. H. Brunner's white sailor
have arrived and are very attractive
1t will pay you to call and inspect he
line of white sailors before purchasin
elsewhere.
The world may be getting better, bu
there are some children who are mo-
There are just lots of them who, coul
they have their way, would have til
Good Book to say Parents, ODE
your children"
nj. jackson, for q short time only
will give can Of DIR. Prices Creal
Baking Powder with every sack {
Biddle Il Ellsworth's GOtd Dust Flou'
The best flour and baking powder sol
in the city. Ga
A number of young men met ;
Science Hill Institute recently and O.
ganized debating society. A. /
Hughes is president and ii. H. Dy'
secretary. The society will meet ever
Friday night at 7:30, and extend co
dial invitation to all to be present.
A. Y. Deaderick informs us that h
hotel at Unaka Springs will be ope
for the accommodation of guests {
June list. Unaka possesses many a
fractions for summer visitors, and
would be hard to find more pleasa,
place to spend the sultry summer day
Mr. Deaderick is hospitable landlol
and tries in every way to add to Il
comfort OF his guests.
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