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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1888
Page
3
A first class book store promotes a complete stock of poems and bound books by standard authors. Customers are invited to inspect Alhambra colors for decoration, a handsome line of fancy stationery for the holiday trade, and other items advertised.
Local merchants advertise cement at $2.25 per barrel and hardware, groceries, and holiday wares. Vendors urge purchases from Pierce & Mann, Kirkpatrick & Co, Seaver & Summers, Will Patton, Campbell & Martin, and J. E. Marr as Christmas items arrive.
We have just received a line of Gents Shoes which we would be glad to show you. We warrant every pair to wear well or refund the money. Come in and see a genuine. A splendid line of Ladies and Children's shoes also in stock.
Mr Wim Cure hosted a Tuesday reception for his son John Cure who married in New York last Tuesday and arrived Saturday. Maple Street residents filled the house by eight oclock with guests including Ed Lynn, Mary Wilder, Tom Hurst, Laura Pry, Sim Cramley, Nannie Pry, M F P Barnet, Sallie Paw, Will Kirkpatrick, Mildred Smith, Henry Stratt, Kate Martin, Janie Willasnes, Howry, F J Wells, Tom Allen, and Stewart Wilder.
Notice advertises Dr Knapp returning to Elizabeth Town December 20 to 22 at Wilcox House offering vision care with free consultations. Local doctors vouch for his skill and list related groceries and services as part of a broader town notice.
We offer cash for wheat and pay top cash price. Fresh oat flakes arrive. Linseys from Southern Mills touted as the best. Visit or call to see these goods and bargains available now.
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