The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-10-29
TIL E * COMET.
Local News Notes.

Saturday is Flag Day.
Try Jackson's pure Java.
Hoist your flag Saturday.
Will you be in the parade Monday
night?
II you want fresh groceries go to
Jackson.
Jellic) and Poplar Creek coal for sale
by Vines, Brading & Co.
Beautiful lamps at S. B. Whites.
Prices will surprise you,
WANTED-A good milk COW. Apply
to @. H. Jennings, city.
Will Faw, of the Bristol Courier,
was in the city last Sunday.
Pine Mountain and Buckeye coal for
sale by Vines, Brading & Co.
High quality and low prices are the
ruling conditions at M. Jackson's.
Remember s. B. White will save you
money ON heaters and cook stoves.
If you are for silver be sure to dis
play the stars and stripes Saturday.
Cord wood, stove wood, and all kinds
OF coal. VINES, BRADING & Go.
All styles and sizes of heating stoves
at S. B. Whites, and prices lower than
ever.
Quite number of our attorneys at
tended supreme court at Knoxville this
week.
Buy your stove pipe from s. B. White.
You can get any size and kind you
want.
Broyles Sitgreaves and sister, Miss
Bessie of Bristol, are visiting relatives
in the city this week.
When you use canned goods you
want them of first quality and fresh.
Buy them of M. Jackson.
Mrs. w. s. Mitchell and her little
son, Lynn, spent the day Tuesday WIS.,
iting relatives at Marbleton.
When you buy of M. Jackson you
know you are getting q good article,
and his stock is always fresh.
Mrs Kittie Shell Massengill and Miss
Lula Massengill,, of Piney Flats, were
shopping in the city Monday.
No l. Ross Smiths train, was six
hours late Friday morning on account
of derailment near Piney Flats
John Boyd, the celebrated ventrilo-
quist. was in the city Monday and
amused himself as usual with the boys.
Coffee drinkers will find in Chase &
Sanborn's high grade Mocha and Java
the very articles they need. At Jack
sons.
Mrs. w. M. Pack. of Cripple Greek,
Va, will return home Saturday after a
three weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
w. B. Crouch.
The "Pearl Top" Klear Krystal, y
LSUdobl6, III law SIObbCoV
assortment of lamp chimneys in town,
at S. B. Whites. E
Hon. Josephms Hopwood, the prohibit
ton candidate for governor, will adj
dress the voters Of the city and county
in the opera house tomorrow night.
Everybody come. Ladies especially
invited.
The ''gude housewife" appreciates
the fact that if she buys at Jackson's
she does not have to personally inspect
an article before purchasing, as Jack
son always handles the best of every
thing in his line.
Richard Kldwell died suddenly OF
heart disease at Piney Flats Tuesday
night. He was merchant and promi-
nent man of that place. He left a
family. Mrs. Fl. g. Austin Of this
place is one of his daughters.
J. T. Range, of Fentress county, is
in the community visiting relatives,
after m absence of II years. Mr..
Range is about 70 years old and is a
relative of the Ranges in this locality.
He is an ardent free silver man.
Engine No. 1lS, pulling q freight
train in charge of Capt. .Chas.- Wright,
was derailed Tuesday morning on the
side track in front of the Piedmont
hotel. A poorly constructed switch
was the cause. The incident furnished
a Diversion for the oilers for some
time. E
Col. H. H. Ingersoll, of Knoxville,
will address the citizens of Boone's
Creek ON the issues of the campaign at
/ o'clock today. He is one of the most
powerful champions of silver in the
state and makes a deep impression
wherever he speaks. A number of oul
citizens went out to hear him.
Jerry Mcqueen, q colored employe
at Snaps livery stable, died last nigh
after q short illness of typhoid fever.
Jerry was young and strong as q gian'
and his death will be q surprise e
those who we're accustomed to see hi
athletic form about the stable. Ill
came here from johnson county ashor
while ago,
An eye-sore a sore eye or two sore eyes ma,
be cured by the use OF Sutherand's Eagle Eyi
Saive. 25c tube. 4tE