New Goods Offer Draws Customers With Free Tie and Gifts
On Friday April 7 the firm announces a sales push with ten dollar purchases earning a Windsor Tie. Free items include Charlie Dress Pattern, white apron, and a linen towel on successive days through April 11. Daily calls emphasize opening days, aiming to boost trade and reduce liabilities. Nearby personals note residents visiting and returning from towns like Embreeville, Limestone, Jonesboro, and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.E. Hurst & CO
Second Presbyterian to Hold Services at Martha Wheeler School
The Second Presbyterian church will conduct services at the Martha Wilder school building Saturday evening and the following Sunday, led by Rev. Dr. Bartlett, late president of Maryville College. A fresh stock of Roe shad trout and other fish arrived at J A White's from the Atlantic, to be sold from the refrigerator tomorrow morning in the Hart building at the corner of public square and Market Street.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Martha Wilder School
Dr. Bartlett
Mary Ville College
J. A. White's
Atlantic
Exparts
Hart Building
Public Square
Market Street
Ice cream festival at Johnson City institute venue
An ice cream festival is announced at the Johnson City Institute at the Roan street and Watauga avenue corner to benefit the brass band. Advertisement touts Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a universal cure including catarrh rheumatism piles and pneumonia, with box sizes priced 25 and 30 cents at McBarland & Co's drug store.
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Johnson City
Tnostiture
Roan Street
Watauga Avenue
The
Institute
Safe Keeping for James Hickey Delays Blountville Hanging
James Hickey, sentenced to hang in Blountville, will be taken to Knoxville today for safe keeping. The hanging will not occur on May 28 as the case has been appealed to the supreme court, per the Bristol Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hickey
Blountville
Knoxville
Supreme Court —Briatol Courier
Dwelling Burned Near Vances Destroys Rutledge Home
A fine brick dwelling owned by George and Wade Rutledge near Vance's was consumed by fire yesterday afternoon. The blaze reached its height as No.1, due here at 1:20, was passing that point. The origin of the fire could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wade Rutledge
Vance's
Open Air Concert Lights Up the Square
The Couch band held a torchlight concert on the square last evening after much careful practice. Their music pleased attendees and they deserve encouragement. An ice cream festival for their benefit will be held tonight at the institute, and good music is expected.
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Couch
Do You Know That Cough Cure Fights Lung Trouble
A health notice promotes Dr Hale s Household Cough Cure as a quick remedy for coughs that may lead to consumption or lung inflammation. It claims the product cures all coughs and is sold at 25 cents per bottle at McVarland Co s drug store.
Engine arrival for B. and BP. repairs at foundry works
An engine identified by the marking B and number 212 arrives for repair at the foundry and machine works. It previously operated on the Lookout Mountain road and is accompanied by a combination passenger, mail and baggage car. The Bristol Courier notes the unit comes from above the clouds despite a rough appearance.
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Lookout Mountain
Bristol Courier
Arrest Warrant Issued for Forgery In Bristol
A warrant was sworn by M. P. Dyer, City Hotel proprietor, for the arrest of B. A. Haidly Jr. on forgery charges. He used his father B. A. Hardly Sr.’s name on a 16 dollar check after falling behind on a board bill. He was taken to Bristol for further investigation. the father, a Bristol business man, is expected to settle without serious consequences.
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M. P. Dyer
City Hotel
B. A. Haidly, Jr
Young Haidly
B. A. Hardly
Bristol
The Design of Water Baptism at First M I Church
A discussion on baptism and salvation led by Henry Lyle announces at First M I Church tomorrow night. Also advertising agency: J I Case Threshing Machine Co. dealer in Racing Wis upper East Tenn coverage via Johnson City Tenn. Belting and threshing items offered by Staver & Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lyle
J. I. Case Threshing Machine, Co
Wis
Upper East Tenn
Johnson City Tenn
Gl Belt
The Greatest Discovery Of An Infatiable Remedy
An advertisement by Frank Wortz & Co of Wausau Wisconsin promises a universal cure for catarrh and deafness. The as yet unnamed remedy claims to eliminate nasal discharge, ringing in the ears, throat mucous, and coughing up slimy matter, urging readers to write for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch Lara
Frank Wortz & Co
Wansau, Wis
Embréeville Furnace to Resume Work Soon
The Embréeville furnace, closed due to ore shortage, has built up a reserve and will resume operations shortly. Preparations are currently underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embréeville
No Mail From the West Delayed by London Freight Wreck
No through mail from the West was received yesterday afternoon due to a London freight wreck. The missing letter likely explains the absence and was noted as the probable cause.
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London
West
Rest In Everything Dr Hale’s Ointment Claims Wide Cures
The advertisement touts Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a superior remedy for cuts bruises burns sprains frostbite chilblains chapped hands and nails eczema salt rheum piles and more It promises great results and guarantees satisfaction Available in 25c and 50c boxes with a large size offered as best value Sold by McFarland & Co.
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McBarland & Co's
McFarland & Co
Readiness For Trial Judge Hart Heads to Knoxville
Judge Hart departed yesterday for Knoxville and, joined by Sheriff Hawkins and County Court Clerk Leal, arranged for the removal of the city’s young would be bank robbers now held there to Jonesboro for trial. The case is expected to be set for the circuit court’s next session beginning early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Knoxville
Hawkins
Leal
Jonesboro
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Physician Endorsement
An advertisement claims local catarrh remedies cannot reach the disease and promotes internal treatment with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It states the product, a blood purifying tonic, was prescribed by a top physician and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered and the Toledo Ohio company provides the remedy for 74 cents.
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V. J. Cheney & GO
Toledo
Ohio
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