For Rent and Trade Ads in Barrow Building Area
For Rent one office room in new Barrow building on Main Street also the Bolton pie on East Market Street Apply at The Comet office The Take Handle Company will pay you 86.00 per cord for hickory wood you bring them for making handles Must be 38 inches or lengths to eight inches if available
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New Barrow
Main Street
Bolton
Comet
Toake
Main and
Roan
Atreets
King
Roan Street
C. G.sfitchell
Onea
City Church Directory and Southside Parish Notes
Directory listing for First Baptist, St. St. Jame’s, and multiple churches with pastors, service times, and events. Includes references to Paxton Vartie Avenue, Trinity Episcopal, Beaman, and United Brethren churches, with Sunday schools, prayers, and Wednesday meetings. Mentions market street church, Lena Barton gathering, and a marriage by Joe Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Heeyer Mechine
Feandlay
Episcopal
Roun Street
Sprite Avenue
Fleet Mothoulint Episcopal Church
Star and Row Strets
Kev
A. S. Beaman
Sunuay
Thad Sihnel Wans
Thad A. Cox
Senet Longue
W. A. Matthews
Market Street MB
Mt ' Re
Oriatol
Herald
Merket and
Rowe Stesets
A. Suadiq
Kyworth Tangug
Local Personal Notes and Small News Items
Local snippets report W B Harrison in Bristol and other visits in nearby towns. Mentions include Sadie Ward visiting friends, Gallatin and Yonke Springs trips, James Barrow visiting the Lyle boys, Charlie Nichols mingling here, Miss Metzger from Pennsylvania staying with Dr and Mrs Metzger, barber F A Ruswell visiting relatives, and 60 W B Harrison offering property services. Also Frank Steffner from Chattanooga worked for Watauga Lighting, and social events at The Crown Club and Hotel Arlington. A baby Gordon, 17 months, died of cholera infantum, with interment at Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Ward
Yonke Springs
James Barrow
Bristol
Lyle Boys
Builtless
Charlie Nichols
Gordon
J. E. Beals
Maple Grove
South and Western Railroad chartered for line changes
The South and Western Railroad Company of Sullivan county is chartered with 610,040 capital stock. Incorporators include OC M McClung J E Briscon FP E Lowe D O Chapman and J B Webster Jr. The company aims to modify the Erwin to Johnson City twenty mile line and may also alter the Sinking Creek to Sullivan county Virginia line action, with a Kingsport Southern Railway charter for the same. Concurrent notices mention steam hammer installation, marriages, school building contracts, and local civic pieces.
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South & Western Railroad Company
Sullivan County
Fir Knoxville
OC. M. McClung
J. E. Briscon
FP. E. Lowe
D. O. Chapman
J. 8. Webster, Jr
South & Western Railway Company
South & Western
Erwin
Jobonon City
South & Western Railway
Virginia
Bristol
J. 8.Webster, Jr
H. G. Morrison
Sinking Creek
Washington County
Kingsport Southern Railway
J. ©. Anderson
J. A. Dickey
A. P. Moore
A. B. Whitaker
D. B. Mullena
Knoxville Sentinel
Washington county election returns tallied in Jonesboro courthouse
Commissioners General Willett HB Dyer and J M Martin assembled at the court rooms in Jonesboro on Monday to file and distribute the August election results. The report details the official counts and outlines the procedures followed in enclosing the returns for public record.
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Washington County
W. Willett
H. HB
Dyer
J. M. Martin
Jonesboro
Tenn
Magistrates Elected Across Districts A Dated Roll Call
A roster lists magistrates elected in multiple districts with party affiliations. The document names district winners such as Moore Duncan Clark Bowman Hans Garber Koplinger Bales Carson Dupoap Shepard Pierce Miller Humphrey Clarke Grouch Gray Adams Horne Tunnel Squibb Sylvester Clark Depew Hilbert Crookshanks Conley Campbell Walker Nelson Keebler and others, detailing party lines and recorded incumbency as part of a local electoral tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Moore
Temes
Duncan
E. Clark
Cloyd
T. G. Moors
N. T. Bowman
Henry Hans
W. A. Garber
G. McClure
M. Koplinger
Wm. Bales
N. Humphrey
W. M. Hodges
J. L. Clarke
D. Grouch
H. Gray
Adams
G. ©. Horne
G. W. Tunnel
Squibb
G. F. Sylvester
L. BR. Clark
A. J. Depew
J. L. Hilbert
M. M. Crookshanks
Lafayette Conley
M. B. Campbell
N. Walker
J. T. Nelson
L. Keebler
Big sale on bankrupt stock at Johnston’s old stand
The Johnston bankrupt stock of clothing, shoes and gent’s furnishings is being closed out by J. E. Hayes. The stock, from W. A. Johnston & Co. via the assignee, is large and clean with seasonable goods. Prices are deep, and shoppers are urged to act early at Johnston’s old stand opposite the post office.
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J. E. Hayes
W. A. Johnston & Co
Johuston
Oppost Office
History and rise of American dentistry in Johnson City
An article extols the development of dentistry from Baltimore roots to global influence. It highlights American dental education, inventions, painless techniques, and international adoption, noting Dr. J. P. Metager in Johnson City as a leading local practitioner offering comprehensive, up-to-date dental services.
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Atlantic Ocean
Queen Victoria
Empronk
Germany
French Republic
Persia
Emeae
Morocco
Europe
Old World
Japan
Tokio
Universitis
Johnson City
Marriage of Miss Day Deaderick to Rev Doak Interests Many Friends
The marriage of Miss Day Deaderick to Rev. Alexander H. Doak is of great interest to friends across distant points. Miss Deaderick, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. A. S. Deaderick, is described as cultured and refined and popular. Rev. Doak, a talented minister, was pastor of the First Presbyterian church here before serving Christiansburg, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Schaffer
Annie Key
W. C. Haker
Cleveland
Day Deaderick
Alexander H. Doak
Miss Deaderick
Capt
Mra
Deaderick
Doak
Christiansburg
First Presbyterian Church
Trinue
Cure claims for kidney and rheumatic troubles sales pitch
Patent medicine advertisement promises complete cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Dr E W Hall of St Louis offers two months treatment by mail for one dollar and urges readers to request a Tennessee testimonial.
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E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Tennessee
Washington County Election Shows Republican Edge Shrinking
In Washington county a careful poll reveals a Republican majority of 1071 in a county once solidly GOP. The Stonewall of Washington county, known as Old Hickory, faces continued Democratic strength as supporters claim four more terms with growing majorities. Critics label opponents as corrupt and hypocritical while Brownlow influence is noted but dwindling. Public notice promotes a century edition of ten cent manic at Win. Bilver & Co.
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Oil
Washington
Hon
H, O
Duck. Com
Stonewall
Washington County
Old Hickory
Trustes
Democrats
Republican Party
Taylor
Brownlow
Beau
Jonesboro
Taylor Fires Hiseningtian in Tenn First District Speech
Am t Taylor spoke to an audience estimated between 800 and 1,000 in Ratledge Tennessee for congress against W P B Brownlow. He urged his election, attacked bossism, and called for ballot purity. No further engagements were announced. he planned more speeches later and returned home to Johnson City that night.
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Taylor
Ratledge
Tenn
A. A. Taylor
Congress
W. PB. Brownlow
Johnson City
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Nee Superior
Lehigh Portland Cement
Brading & Marshall Lumber
Atauga Lodge
Langecoor
Hrubaon Huilding
Bayt Markerstrow
Muir of Foot
Wyaiting Brothers
W. Suanks
Walnut Street
Jos
A. Alexander
Poplar Street
C. E. Martin
Avenroot Ware
A. W. Lyle
City Church Directory
Lena Barton
Retta
Bessie
Nelle
Sue
Eva
Pearl
Mary Lyle
Main
Humbold Streets
Koy
J. Edmunds Brown
Jeuxtur
Wataliga
Sunda
Watality Avenue Presbyterian
A. Moore
Panters Manse
Wataumn
Beeching
Servier
Wede Tyre
United Brethran
Christ—Church
Sirmet
Hawkev
Arnald
Setoigo
PSG
Sileamen
Victor Oil Co
Mat Carroll
Annie Carroll
Joe Lyle
Tosure
W. B. Harrison
Glande Johnson
Sadie Ward
Silver & Co
Misa Metzger
Pennsylvania
J. P. Metzger
F. A. Ruswell
Greenaville
New Burrow Building
Frank Steffner
Chattanooga
Watauga Lighting Co
Patton Drag Co
Crown Club
A. 8. Archer
Watauga Avenue
Laura Ware
S. D. Parsons
Hotel Arlington
Chattanoga
Camelia Crowder
New York
C. J. Foreman
C. J. Broyles
Cherokee
Toom
Prederick Rutledge
Cumberland Ave
Asheville
N. C
Mercantile Stocks
Illoe
Npeatty Smith Building
Spring Street
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Labwrary
Selentitie
Cyvil
Meohann Tou
Sosvirienh
Minin
Teanesape Jr
Saxton
Anyi
L. H. Barrons
Roan and
Jobe Sts
Naromona
Lana
Chickamauga
State Guard
Bristol Couriery
Parson Burroughs
Fred Koehler
Geneva Gouge
Henry Cendis
Benham
Maggie Snederes
Baylews and Schafferfiet
John W. Bayless
M. G. Schaffer
Stockholders’ Meeting
South and Western Railway Co
Geo. L. Carter
Presidure
Panama
Poac
Bristol Hut Clean
Passing Co
Gertrude Taylor
Mis. Chas, Taylor
Chucky Valley
Charlie Tan
Suilivyan County
Teeaday
M. W. Stanley
Allen Harris
Atlantic City
Corinth
Harry L. Milligan
United States Aircuit and District Courts
Greeneville
O. D. Clark
John Q. Tiloon
New Haven
Conn
KE. Batell
Lakeville
Tiloon
Kingsport
Soldiers’ Home
Colton
Nene Wirrrioron
First Presbyterian Obaroh
Cranberry
M. Jackson
Vid Cromley
Los Angeles
Oai
California
Aldin Ae
8. & W. Road
John Cox
Boss
Pate
Lia Aned
Nina Painter
Sein ‘Tate L
Earnest
Johnson Lignan
Matthaws
Nashville
Haveld Om Tribune
Haker
J. A. Cargille
Dr. Robinson
Enoch
W. J
Division Street
Market Street
Mr. Exam
Col. Exam
Johnston
United States
Baltimore
J. P. Metager
Barrow Block
University of Pennsylvania
Ohio
Metzger
The
Texas Wonder
R. King Et al
Charles W. Voris Et al
Charles W. Voris
Mary A. Voris
John Rankin
Johson City
Anid County
Cras
Mason
W. F. Yours
UGH
W. W. Remine
Century
Win
Bilver & Co
D. Hill
Jonesboro, Tennessee
Rolleh
Lambe
Newel
Young People's Advocate
Union Depot
Sisssneissss
Im.c.leacker
Fahrney
D. Pabmney
Husamaroen Mo
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