The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-01-30
For high class goods Jackson leads.


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For high class goods Jackson leads.
Miss Sallie Chandler has returned
from New York.
The best flour is Gold Dust.
Mrs. P. @. Miller is the guest this
week of Bristol friends.
Fresh meats, oysters and fish at Jack
sons.
Mrs. Sam Simcox has been indis-
posed for the past week.
Fresh meats of all kinds at Jackson g
this week, =
Miss Bessie Bedell, of New York, is
visiting Miss Dorothy Cure.
The best place to trade is where You
can do best. That's Jacksons.
Miss Carma McColum has gone to
Tiiin, Ohio, to enter school.
Genuine Oliver points reduced to 25C
at Summers, Barton & PARROTS.
Capt. s. 7. Harris and Mrs. Harris
are visiting Knoxville friends.
See or phone J. S. Galliher & Co. il
you want gasoline.
John W. Boring is attending the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge at Nashville.
The incest, cleanest, freshest, gro.
ceries at Jackson's.
Hon. Thad. A.. Cox has returned from
q legal visit to Clinch Valley, Va
No more high prices for fresh meats.
Call at JacksOns.
Mrs. Guy L. l.. Smith and son, Guy
jr, are visiting relatives this week.
OYSTERS-the best in town, served
in any style at Geo. r. Browns.
Miss Matte Hendersn entertained
the Whist Club last Thursday after.
noon.
For the best steaks served in the
city, go to Geo. r. Browns.
d. G. Hardy, a brother of the Misses
Hardy, millers, was their guest last
week.
You can buy gasoline cheaper from J
s. Galliher & Co. than anywhere else
Hon. Robt. Burrow and H. d. Gumr
attended the masonic grand lodge a
Nashville this week.
L. N. Boring, Mrs. Boring and baby
have returned from visit to relatives
at Steubenville, Ohio.
WANTED-A position as eng ineer OF
locomotive or stationary engine. Bes
of references. Inquire at COMET office
DR.. g. J. Broyles has gone to New
York to attend the lectures. He viii
be absent until the first of March.
Hot Beef Bullion, Tomato Soup
Chicken broth, Coco Cola and man,
other hot drinks at the City Dru,
Store. Try one and you are sure Il
come again.
Judge Curtin, Mayor st. John anC
A. b. Whitteaker, of Bristol, were pro
minent visitors in the city Tuesday.
Try some of those hot drinks at TIL
City Drug Store. They are deliciou
and bracing this cold weather. Yo1
can get hot Beef Bullion, Tomato Soup
Chicken Broth, Coco Cola.
Rev. Cox and wife came up from
(Apnanaus1ln ~ nktou1 Ehn f,,uouo1 n
Mrs. Cox's sister, Miss Stella Galloway
Three hundred and thirty-two fami
lies are buying coal and wood from us
for which we are grateful, and so ar
they. Come along the rest of you an,
make it unanimous, and you, too, vii
find that 1000 pounds make ton O
City Coal Cos.
Joe A. Wilson left Tuesday afternoo
for his old home in New York state o
account of the serious illness of hi
father.
We have q few high grade secon
hand pianos to be sold at bargains
Write u.s. Rosenfleet & Co., Green,
vile, Tenn. 81
Mrs. Katherine Gregg, widow of Co
Nathan Gregg, died at her home {
Whites Store, Sullivan county, Satul
day night of pneumonia.
Go to the johnson City Feed Co.'S, i
the Evans block, to buy all your ha,
grain, -four, bran, potatoes, &c. No.
western timothy. Prices guarantee
on everything,
The ladies of the Watauga avenv
Presbyterian church will cebrate Was
ington's, February 90, with chicke
and waffle supper. The place will |
announced later.
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