Johnson City 1889 political notes and local notices
In Johnson City Tennessee in 1889 political chatter runs through reports from Little Rock to Washington. The excerpt notes votes on extradition and cabinet talks, Governor appointments, territorial bills, and party maneuvering including references to Ben Butler Mahone and Allison. Local items mention residents, obituaries, and a few community incidents with brief updates and social notices.
National Garment Cutter boom gains national reach
The National Garment Cutter system, invented in 1881 by W. H. Golduberry, expands across the United States. J. K. Doran, a Warrenburg native, leads operations with hundreds of workers from Kentucky to the Pacific, boasting profits over 100000 and promising continued growth and public value.
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United States
Tennessee
W. H. Golduberry
Iowa
J. K. Doran
East
Doran
National Garment Cutter
Kentucky
Pacific
Warreneburg
Warrensburg
First National Bank of Johnson City cleared for banking
Comptroller certifies The First National Bank of Johnson City Tennessee authorized to commence banking under federal statutes after meeting required provisions. Publication to creditors ordered for six weeks in Johnson City newspaper to file claims by May next. failure bars claims. February 5, 1889.
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Johnson City
Johneon City
Wiersas
Uaby
R. B. Patty
Warsnas
Patty
Brother Patty
C.K. Lins
Ixe
T. Jonn
J.W. Bortxo
A. A. Taylor
AR. Jonsenx
J. J. Ronrxsox
Wasammatow
Waeneas
First National Bank of
Washington
Tennessee
United States
Tuenroone
Jase D. Abrahams
J.D. Ammamans
Chancery Court
Jameboro
Washingiington County
Tenneseee
Christian & Crockett v
Austin & Co
Reeneville
Austin &Co
Comut
A. B. Bowman
W.F. Youxa
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Allison
Bayard Hiayé
Riemark
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Mat Quay
Morrietown Democrat
Correspondern
Isaac Berty
Bluf City
Ramsey
Piney Flats
A. €. Emamett
Bluff City
Emmert
Mattie Hodge
Star Mills
Anid
Milton
Concord
J. W. Gadger
Bakersville
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York
Seaton
R. 8. Party
E. D Gregory
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Smith
Ft. Smith
Ark
Spiton
T. A. Blocum
M. C
Pearatreet
New York
Wa‘tauga Produce Co
Tobacco ‘House
K. Lide & Co
Watauga Produce CO
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Nam
Jubaoom
Marble Yard
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Jaret
Stoll
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J. Apame
Hood
C. J. Hood & CO
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