The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-10-01
Gold Dust ilour-best made.

NotW Uuht uOuf-D6bG muu6,
For good meals at all hours go to the
Star restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Naff have re
turned from their bridal tour and are
now at home in johnson City
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wa
tauga Avenue Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. Sabin on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Beeton, of Roam
oke, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wilbourn, ON Division street.
For Sale Three spring wagons.
Second hand, strong good delivery
wagons, See Hugh Webb, Main street
w. H. Boswick, William Barnes and
james McCrary, of Johnson City,
spent Sunday in Bristol. Bristol
News.
Alderman w, |. Hart is spending a
few weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, try
ing to drive rheumatic graft out of
his system.
Ice always on hand. Sold every day
in the week, every day in the month,
every day in the year. Call Hugh
Webb, Phone So.
Hon. John Bell Brownlow was the
guest of Mr.. s. NJ. Arnell in this city
several days last week and left Mon
day for Knoxville.
Let your light so shine that custom
ers can see what they are purchasing.
If in doubt, call upon the Watauga
Lighting and Power Co.
The Crouch block is being repaired
and will be so divided as to make three
storerooms instead of one as when oc-
cupied by r. L. II B. Bruner.
You can't sell goods at night unless
you have proper light. Consult the
Watauga Lighting and Power Co. They
will offer you inducements to burn.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are arranging to serve oysters and
Kern's ice cream for the benefit of the
church and will announce the date
later.
d. Fl. Jones has purchased the A. N.
Molesworth residence on Myrtle and
Oak streets and will occupy it as soon
as Mr.. and Mrs. Wordsworth depart for
Canada.
Mrs. Henry Gildersleeve was at
Chattanooga and Fliptstone, Ga, this
week, stopping at Knoxville on her
way home to visit her daughters in
school there.
If your spectacles do not suit your
eyes you have chance to get glasses
that will suit your eyes from 2. S. Nc
CURE, the optician, now at the Lee
hotel in johnson City.
We are going to sell You the very
best meats that can be produced at
the same prices you have been paying
for old, tough COW steak, etc. #. W.
Pardue, Main street.
Rev. Loncks has returned to Ne
braska, having decided that East Ten
nBssee is good enough in which to live.
] lie was the guest of Rev. Jere A.
Moore this week.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week Miss Hardy had one of the most
successful openings she has ever had.
Style and art combined made the hats
! haautifnl and bpcOmminO
John Webb, one of the best statesmen
of Lion coffee on the road, is at home
for few days with his family. lie is
looking well and thriving and that
ought to satisfy him with life.
Joe A. Carr was down from Bristol
Several days this week the guest of E.
G. Baldwin. On his return to Bristol
he was accompanied by Mrs. Chambers
and Miss Alyda Carr, OF Columbus,
Miss.
Prof. Utermohlen, formerly music
director of Martha Washington college,
abingdon, Va, has been elected to q
similar place in Sullins college, this
city. Bristol correspondent in Knox.
Vile Journal.
You may talk about the Carter county
beef cattle being the best. They are
not. Washington county leads then
all for thorough breds reds and Roans
Fatter, better, etc, done been decided
at Hugh Webb's meat market, Mair
street.
Those who have abused me SO for thu
careless delay of ice this rushing no
season, l wish to compromise and sci
you all the Beef, Pork, Mutton, FisE
and Oysters on long easy terms, lowe
than and one. See me and be con
vinced. Hugh f. Webb.
The Christian church of this city ha
Z called Rev. j. L. Keevil, of Brooklyn
N. Y, and he has accepted and viii
, come to Johnson City at once to TAX
charge as pastor He is graduate @
the kentucky University ut Lexing
ton and is a cultured gentleman an
able minister.
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