The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1906-08-16

erick Rutledge, 200 Cumberland Ave.
Asheville, N. G. (59.3D
Mrs. Bob Graham and sister, Mrs.
Noel, of Greenville, s. c., are pleasant
guests of Mrs. A. B. Bowman for q
short time en- route to Cloudland.
M. f. Hickey, century plant from
the land of flowers, arrived in the city
Thursday and will spend few weeks
with his poor relatives and friends
her.
EsTRAY HEIFER.-4 deep red heifer,
about three years old, has been at my
place for about two weeks. Owner can
have her by paying costs and damages.
53-9t G. B. GoBBLE.
Have your panama cleaned, bleached
and reblocked. We do the work the
day hat is received and return at once.
Work guaranteed. Bristol Hat Clean
ing Co. 1859 81
Nat kirkpatrick, book-keeper for the
Summers-Parrott Hardware Co., ia
charging everything up to profit and
loss this week on account Of a daughter
born at his home.
DR.. w. J. Matthews and DIR. s. B,
Gillespie have formed partnership
for the practice of their profession.
They are thoroughly equipped and
make a strong team.
W. o. Banner, an old resident of this
city. but now living in Aspinwal, Pa,
is spending few weeks among his old
friends here Bill is looking good and
shows signs Of Prosperity.
r. M. Barry, candidate for foater,
was down from from Unicoi Thursday.
Dick will easily carry Unicoi and Wash.
ington counties at the convention in
Greeneville next Monday.
Mrs. @, W. Sharitz was called to
Pearisburg, Va, Thursday to the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Dora Eaton,
who is very<ill with typhoid fever and
is not expected to recover.
You always get the best meats at
Jackson's.
Mesdames F. B. st. John, J. W.
Cass, s. A. Bowman, Guy L. Smith
and children have returned from a va
cation spent with homefolks. Gentle
men, will you now be good again?
A. G.. Keesecker, superintendent OF
the fishery at Erwin, was in the city
Friday on business. His many friends
here were glad to see him again after q
protracted illness with blood poison.
New Century Metal Polish is a fine
brass polish. Get it of VIM. Silver &
Co Watchmakers, Opticians and Jew.
elers.
Miss Eula Jones came up from Jones'
boro Thursday evening to meet her
aunt, Mrs. J. P. Ferguson, and brother,
A. V. Jones, of Louisville, Ky, and
spend few days in the mountains with
them.
John Phillips, OF Washington, has
been in the city several days this week
visiting his brother, Roscoe Phillips,
in Carnegie. He is amusing himself
while in this setcion by watching the
political barometer.
Mr.. Adams, of Wilson county, ha,
come to Johnson City to locate. He il
a young lawyer and has formed part
nership with Mr.. Orville, a recent ar
rival from Florida, and the new firm
will merit your patronage if you are in
trouble.
No more high prices for fresh meats
you can go to Jackson's.
DR.. N. W. Tracy, a travelling tenn
perance lecturer, has a large tent OF
Spring street and holds meetings ever,
evening, assisted by the local ministers
Large crowds are attracted and highl
entertained. The lectures are illustrat
ed with st@eoptican views.
Mr. Louis Brownlow, q member O
the Nashville Banner staff, and tn
Washington correspondent Of that pa
per, spent Friday afternoon in the cit
and enjoyed the beauties of the So
diers' Home. He is doing some spt
cial work for The Banner in this sec
ton.
Mr.. F. A. Stratton and wife ar
; spending their vacation on the coast {
Maine, at Jones' Point. When he n
turns to Mt. Vernon, N. Y, he wi
proceed with his plans to build mod
: ern electric railroad to connect all tb
towns along the Hudson with Whit
Plains via Sherman Park, at a cost {
: about So, 600, 900.
There has never been such variet
of wall paper heretofore shown in tn
y city as the Patton Drug Go. is carryin
: this year. Prices lower than previor