The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-10-24
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For high class goods Jackson leads. .
W. NJ. Bolton has been at home sew q
eraI days this week. Q
Miss Annie Miller is visiting friends 9
at Hartman, Tenn. 6
You can buy gasoline cheaper from J. =
s. Galliher Il Co. than anywhere else a
Rev. S. II. Johnson is conducting a ;
spirited revival at the Baptist church. =
No more high prices for fresh meats 9
Call ut Jacksons. 9
II. II. Carr made business trip to &
Knoxville this week.
Fresh meats Of all kinds at Jackson's q
this week.
The best -four is Gnld Dust.
Garner Range has purchased the JAS 9
Dyer cottage on Harris avenue.
The incest, ceanest, freshest, gro 9
ceries at Jackson's.
MIS- OlldS OOOtlbF, VI JOutbDOTu, lb H
the guest OF friends in t he city. 2
See or phone J. s. Galliher & Co. il ;
you want gasoline. y
Gold Dust -four will please the :
nest of YOU
John w. Cure is able to be on the =
street after an illness with typhoid =
fever.
The best place to trade is where you y
can do best. That's Jacksons.
Gov II. L. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor &
are guests at the home of Hon. A. A.
Taylor in this city, Q
GHld BUST flour-best made.
The Presbyterians have purchased =
the IL. b. Crumley residence on Wa =
tauga avenue for manse. n
Blu Cold Dust flour. y
Gen. j. L. Richards left Tuesday for =
New York on business. While absent =
he will visit his home in Maine.
Fresh meats, oysters and fish at jack 6
sons.
]. @. Herndon has been the guest of G
his son Rev. j. II. Herni0n, this week, d
stopping here en- route to Bristol to at G
tend synod.
Harry Weller has been appointed q =
substitute mail clerk in this division,
and has made his first run from Bristol =
to Chattanooga.
L. W. Cass left Wednesday for San y,
Antonio, Tex, where he has been as
signed to duty as first lieutenant in the y
Twelfth cavalry. :
The city council has passed an ordi- G
nance prohibiting hotel porters going 9
upon the platfol m at the Southern de- 9
pot to meet trains,
Mrs. Chas Moore and Miss Marie 6
Mclaughlin have taken charge of the
Pound Store, the Misses Miller having
moved from the city.
W. H. Patton was up from Atlanta
yesterday. Wade is maintaining his +
reputation as one OF the best mail
clerks in Uncle Sans service
Remember the annual sale of cakes, 7
and oyster festival, on Tuesday before
Thanksgiving by the ladies of theFirst
Presbyterian church.
Pursuant to publication made sever y
nj weeks ago Elder II. Lin Cave will
hold meeting at the Christian church.
The meeting begins Nov. 3rd and all "
are invited. "
Miss Jellie Stanley died at Sherman,
Tex, last Saturday afternoon, in the
eighteenth year OF her age. She was q h
neice of P. Fl. aud Geo. L. WOffOrd of /,
this city and was we'll known here. h
Summers, Barton & Parrot secured v
the contract for building the woven .
wire fence along the new county road :
in front of the Soldiers Home. The
J. M. Buck T.umler Co. will furnish
the posts.
+. z. Baxter has charge Of retail
lumber yard at the big spring, near the
City Stables, and keeps constantly on
hand framing, sheeting, laths, and
shingles, aud will soon add all kinds of
dressed lumber.
w. +. Jones was able to be on the
streets yesterday for the first time in
1S days, having been confined to his
room for that length of time with
very sore shin caused by fall on
faulty sidewalk, on Buffalo stree t His
many friends were very glad to see him
even on crutches.
The editor of this paper strongly en-
dorses the action of General Charles
II. Grosvenor, in requiring certain
share of the proceeds from the sale of
his book to be set aside for a McKin-
ley Monument Fund. Our readers will
see an advertisement of this book in an
other column of this paper.
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