The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-11-24
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK9

Frank Hodge has additional cause to
be thankful today. Its a girl, born last
Friday.
Gold Dust flour will please the
pest of you.
New, crisp, reliable goods at clean,
honest, desirable prices at JAoKsoN's
Mrs. A. S. Williams has gone to
South Carolinat to spend tie holidays
with relatives.
If you look elsewhere it is only time
wasted, Go to JACKsoN's.
Overcoats, in both heavy and light
weights, are among the special bargains
for men, at THE PAwNBRoKER's.
Mrs. Frank Dosser, of Jonesboro,
has been visiting Mr.. T. L. Earnest
this week.
We care for the quality. You care
for the price. M. JACKSON.
N. B. ReMine has accepted the city
editors desk on the Bristol Tribune.
He's a good one.
Rev. H. P. Corey will preach at the
Watauga Avenue Presbyterian church,
Sunday Nov. 9th 1898.
Milton and Houston Bolton, men,
bers of the band in the 4th Tennessee,
are at home on short furloughs.
Odell, the blacksmith, is moving
from the Rankin property on main
street across town to the old laundry.
John Stroupe is confined at the fur
mace with a bad spell of work, but his
friends look for his speedy recovery.
Rev. Joshua Phipps preached an able
sermon at the Presbyterian church in
this city, Sunday morning. He re-
turned to Bristol Monday.
Misses Sue and Maud Thomas, the
popular daughters of John s. Thomas,
Of Happy Valley, were in the city yes
terday.
H. H. Carr has moved his office to
the second floor of the White Elephant
and has fitted up the rooms vacated for
a store room.
r. H. Doak, wife and child, returned
from a visit to Mrs. Doak's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. White, at Wits
Foundry, last Monday.
r. L. Bruner went out to Embree-
vile Monday and went down to Knox
Vile Tuesday on business connected
with the furnace stores he expects tc
get under way in 30 days.
According to the new schedule on the
Narrow Gauge that took effect Novem'
Der 81, the train will leave johnson
City at 1880 a. m; and 2;15 p. D.. Will
arrive at 1916 q. M, and 3:45 p. M.
Miss Louise Scott, a very charming
and yivacious young lady from Urbana
Ohio, will spend the winter in johnson
City. She is a cultivated musician ant
has organized q class in voice culture
The Watauga Avenue Presbyterian
church has called Rev. W. W. Dudley
to the passionate and we are pleased t
know that he will probably accept. HI
is a splendid gentleman and an abl
preacher.
Mrs. w. M. Vines is inthe city visit
ing her mother. She will remain a fe,
days and then leave for Asheville, N
G. to JOIN her husband who has accept
ed a call to the First Baptist Churc
of that city.
L. T. Duke has gone to Greeneville
s. c., to attend the trial of J. G.. Chal
fin for murder. 1t is not at all likel
that the case will be heard at this teri
of court but Mr.. Duke goes to assist
friend in the time of need.
Take care of your liver, and you
health will take care of itself. Th
most prompt and efficient cure for live
and kidney troubles is DR.. Granger
Liver Regulator. Has been in use fC
400 years. Sold by druggists.
Miss Louise Scott, johnson City
new vocal teacher who arrived Wee
nesday last, is o graduate and gol
medal pupil of the Cincinnati colleg
of music. She comes with excellel
credentials. Her interest in her pupi
; and her love for her work is sure
. bring her the success she so justly d.
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