Local notices and tragic reports from Cumberland Gap region
The Morristown Pilot, Newport Citizen and Greenville Democrat report on local deaths, shootings and a jailer’s concern. A woman killed her child in Greenville County, a colored man died near Otew station, and a man’s accidental shooting injured Will Kimbro. Also noted: a new coffin cost and a governor’s pardons recommendation. Old Aunt Jibby Smith’s longevity and religious conversion among Mountain City youths are mentioned along with miscellaneous items.
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Mepera
J. J. Sikom
J. A. Comsat
Will Kimbro
Morristown
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Jibby Smith
Exis
Newport
Mountain City
MaxgieBox
Henshaw
Greenville Democrat
Otew
Rogeraville Review
El Paso to Monrovia Journey Through Desert and Dwellings
A travel diary from El Paso to Monrovia dated January 22, 1889 details a long railroad journey through New Mexico and Arizona. The author notes harsh desert conditions, sparse water, washouts, and windblown sand, with vivid observations of Mexican attire, Indian villages near Tucson, and river systems near Yuma. He describes abrupt weather shifts, cattle herds, and a late arrival into Los Angeles, ending with a note of awaiting further letters.
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el Paso
Monrovia
Monkovis
Ual
Ephor
Texas
Canada
Jim Cramley
Dave Gifford
Charlie
el Bosc
Tima
Ehughomeriuin
Didinna
Mexicore
Japatiene
New Mexico
Sam
Arizona
Wilcox
America
Tenn Pharamacy Regulation Bill Recommended for Passage
The bill to regulate pharmacy in Tennessee was recommended for passage by the sanitary committee. It would make it unlawful for unregistered pharmacists to operate a pharmacy or store for medicines. Penalties include a 25 to 100 dollar fine per offense. A five member board appointed by the governor will issue and record certificates. diplomas exempt from exam. Fees are set for examinations and registrations, with $10 daily pay for board members. The act does not apply to physicians filling prescriptions. SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Care advertised with a guarantee.
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Tennessee
Tennensée
Teunessee State Druggiste’ Association
Bocrdiary of State
Incorporated College
School of Pharmacy
Obas A Miller Democratic nominee for secretary of state
Obas A Miller, Democratic caucus nominee for secretary of state, is a 36 year old Hardeman county resident and son of Judge Austin Miller. A college bred lawyer, he has long been active in party politics, attending county, district, state and national conventions, and has given freely of time and money to the party.
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Obas
A. Miller
Hardeman County
Austin Miller
West Tennessee
Miller
Hardeman
Avid
Fea Grother Austin
West Tennessée
Triano Asylum
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Geo, P. Maupin
Johnson City
Burleson, Tor & Builder
D. A. Patton
F. Ood. Whith
Aslway, Contractor & Builder
J. I. Ford
H. H. Crouch
M. B. Miller
J.D. Crowell
Remonabl Ve
Wiel Ma
C. Cox
Ian Correll
G. W. Lindamood
Ann Wort Guanamara Y
M. H. Johnson
L. C. Berry
ASD Builders
J. A. Mongle
L. C. Allison
C. G. Mitchell
Tobincon City
SSS S
G. H.naff
Paschel Talley
Ys L. Whitlow
S.e. Smite
U.F. Sharp
Edmond Bayless
Rites Reasonable
Reabanens Ave
E. D. Hodges
W. Hendrix
P. Bolton
BROS
E. Bi Keen
Katsouinise
D. A. Weaver
Ontractor
L. L. Pierce
Pease Barr
Attorner
Johnenp
Ein
East Tennenee
Thi
Attorney AT Law
Aoligitor
Johnson City, Tenn
Roseer
Lard Rollotiar
Charke
Tenn
Ole Eieatias Te Te Law and Chancert Courts
Mes
Teaiea
Pullivan
Carter
Bowman
H. Berry
Johson City, Tennessee
Traslow's Block
Elizabethton
SAM Kat
Main St., Bristol,Tenn
Wimranteed
Apleutigesty
Hodrindmalth'siattery
H. By Wilson
Meed
Cangille
Orrick Marea
Pio 4
Piedmont House
Guy
Sini
Piedmont
Biler
Hamilton
Veils Bowes
Kaem Jounson
J, Crumley
Dealer
J. A. Martin
HI West
Ibyville
Éleotri
Rhea
Washington
Dayton
Newport Citizen
Thak
Knox County
Greenville
Taktor
Hilch
McFarland
Iran
Pennesylvania
Ohio
Wood River
Breksbert
Minhua
Memphis
Lrocinlay
Pecuniatatnry Comeninem
Harrieburg
UN Kin
Pirosin
Dr. Sage
Tucson
Yuma
Pacific
Colorado River
Brea Sts
Los Angeles
Waterer
Jay Guold
New Liverpool
Helen
Anna Gould
Los
A.B. Bowman
Athens
First National Bank
Masonic Hall
W. C. Hernedy
Electric Bitters
M. A. McFarland
Natal
Wer Farland
Baty
Castoria
Miso
Chung
Heaton
McPur
Shiloh
M.A. McParland
Wasattorow
Jen
Cleveland
Senate
Sense D. Abrahams
Virginia
Neo Wm. Phen
Sidney L. Wiley Kenncky
Wopremio Coast
Wigner Power
Udan
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