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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1894
Page
6
A reader reports relief from heart trouble after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. The testimony describes severe palpitations and oppression, then significant weight loss and renewed strength after following the remedy’s regimen. The ad promotes the product via a customer experience and lists price, availability, and distributor details.
In Washington a jury decided for Madeline Y Pollard in a breach of promise of marriage suit against Col Breckinridge with damages set at 15000 after a closely watched trial. Judge Bradley allowed four days for a potential new trial motion as attorneys prepared notices. The courthouse crowd followed verdict news with restrained interest.
In an old Venice cafe a beloved cat died and neighbors raised 200 to honor it. An artiste modeled the statue in clay and cast a bronze-like plaster work. The ceremony drew a large crowd, with poems recited and letters of condolence read, while sculptors refused payment and funds were shared among the volunteers.
Attention travelers. For Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Oregon and other Western states, rates and schedules are available. Enquiries answered cheerfully. Connections to Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Address E A Warnes T P A ET V G R1 510 Bristol Tenn.
In Ovamertax Mo on April 15 Coxey and Jesse A Coxey were discharged after violat ing the commonweal rules. Carl Browne assumed full control as the Unknown and Coxey’s son left the camp. Coxey criticized Congress for delays and blamed it for harming local elections in Elizabeth New Jersey where Democratic candidates were defeated despite strong showing. The piece notes electors used local ballots to rebuke the ruling party and urges swift tariff action.
The Russell Art Publishing Co announces a campaign to gather names and addresses of art enthusiasts in each town. They promise to send Cupid Guides the Boat and sixteen other 10x13 inch color pictures in exchange for ten names and six two cent stamps or $1.90 price, noting editors already received copies and deem them gems of art.
Trust deed with power of sale executed to J W Goldsmith as trustee by Mrs Lucinda Hose. The trustee states he will proceed with the sale of the land under the deed of trust and power of sale according to the terms and timelines provided in the instrument. The notice identifies the granting parties and the fiduciary role overseeing the sale.
Public auction set for Saturday April 28 1894 before the courthouse in Jonesporo to sell a Johnson City land parcel in Washington County. The tract lies west of the B E T V and G railroad, north of Lucinda Hoss’s lot, with a Hoss House on the block and bounded to form a 30 by 187 foot plot. highest bidder paid in cash, free of redemption, per deed of trust, by order of the board of directors.
In front of the courthouse of Jolneon City Tennessee the sale lists town lots in Washington county district No 9, blocks 3 11 12 and others in Carnegie Addition to Johnson City. It secures payment of 840145 with interest from Oct 5 1892 to RB S Boyd then transferred to Crandall and F B St John. Sale is cash in hand with no equity redemption. date April 3 1894 by J W Curauny Trustee.
Pursuant to the decree of said court as the December term 1893 in the above cause J will on a specified date proceed according to the order.
On May 22 1894 a tract of 75 acres in the 0th district Washington county Tenn will be offered at public outcry before Jobe's opera house Johnson City The sale enforces a decree in favor of M M Barnes against JM Martin and CJ S1 John for 4084 61 with interest from December 23 1893 and costs The land fronts John M Barnes Thomas Murray Sproul and Jas Houston J H Barnes It sells on credit terms 6 12 and 18 months with notes and a lien until paid. April 18 1894 PB Yours O M By C W Hover D G M B12 4t printers fee 13
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