The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-03-28
Local and Personal.

i"oi Joui Sbodhs huu TOhbtS ITOm
Jackson.
j. H. Swan was down from Bristol
Tuesday.
No more high prices for fresh meats,
you can go to Jackson's.
Foy W. Delaney spent Wednesday
in Knoxville.
List your property with Trigg, White
~ 20. All business confidential Phone
395. 1t7Stf
Harry Barley has been over from
Baskerville this week.
For lots at all prices aud in all parts
OF the city, figure with Trigg, White &
20. before you buy.
Born to Dr. and Mrs j. H Preas,
Wednesday evening, son.
DR. Fahrney's Teethlng Syrup is alb
so'urely harmless to the youngest babe
You eau get q sample by writing for it
Mrs. Rex Pierce, of Knoxville is the
gnest Of Mrs. r. l.. Hickey.
We have farm one quarter mile from
city that is splendid location for a
dairy. Trigg, White & Co., phone 1895.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Allen has returned
from visit to Bristol relatives.
Father, take bottle of DIR. Fahrney's
Ceething Syrup home with you and
stop walking the floor while baby is
teethlDg mar-apr
John Henry Sanders was in the city
Friday from Washington College.
Several small homes for sale at prices
that mean business. Trigg, White &
Go, phone 1876, Crouch Building, Pub.
lie Square.
Miss Nellie Crowford, of Bristol, is
visiting Misses Carrie and Sue Rogan.
III you are interested in timber write
ms your wants, or if it's factory site
We have one that can't be beat. Trigg,
White & Co., Crouch Building, Public
Square
Alfred Gilmer has been spending
several days in the city with home
folks
We have several small farms located
uear Johnson City for sale at reasona-
BILE figures. Also one of the finest
farms in Washington county. Trigg,
White & Co, phone 1895.
Miss Ida Wright has returned to
Bristol after a short visit to relatives
IN this city.
The Unaka Handle Company will
pay you $500 per cord for all the first
class hickory you will bring them, suit
abfe for making handles. Must be IS
inches, or lengths to cut 80 inches. h
". l.. LAMBERT, a prominent attor.
ney OF Bakersville, N. c., was in the
city Thursday.
Partner wanted with $500 to $500
Guarantee money doubled in year
One man made 800, 900 in eight years
Made $l1 first day out myself Address
W. @ Cummings, johnson City, Tenn
Gro to the Barton Mountcastle Hard
ware Co. and go at once for the bes
fertilizer on the market.
Mr. and Mrs. r N. CLARK of Knox
J vile, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. @. E
! Burchfeld, on Watauga Avenue.
! THIS is the time to buy your fertillze
I and we have the best on the market
3 Barton Mountcastle Hardware Co.
) Mrs | N. Beckner left yesterday fo
2 Millers Falls, Mass. to spend the sun
) mer with her daughter, Mrs. Cudwortl
> Mr.. aud Mrs Haskell Wood are r,
y ioicing over the birth of their secon
; daughter, Sunday afternoon, at Fai
Q wood.
9 If you are going to use fertilizer q
3 any Of your crops you want the be-
> obtainable, and that we sell. --Bartol
3 Mountcastle Hardware Co.
: Geo G. Sells, of the law firm of CO
9 and Sells, was called to Bristol la
9 week on account of the birth of q
: pound boy in his family.
. r. NJ Berry, Of Unicoy went ov
= to Nashville Monday to see the Go
: eruor. Dick is candidate for ward'
9 at the Brushy Mountain prison.
. Miss Mary Hunter, of Chilhowi
= No has been spending several wee
with relatives in Jonesboro, JohnsC
City and Bristol very pleasantly. 81
left Wednesday for Jonesboro and W
return to her Missouri home early
v, August,
John W. Peoples left Wednesday {
Pepdleton, Oregan, and expects to ma
his home in that section until be &c
homesick for the mountains of Ell
Tennessee He is good citizen a
we would he glad to have him retu
from his wanderings a wiser, il no
better man.
e. Wedding Bells.
~ ~ Last Tuesday afternoon at the re