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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1894

Page

5

Cinderella and the Glass Slipper at Opera House

Multiple society notes from Johnson City detail visits by Judge Butler Maj McDowell Judge Smith and others, local births marriages and entertainments plus a March 14 stockholders meeting for East Tennessee Western North Carolina Railroad and a wood delivery offer from McNeil.

East Texsessee & Western North Carolina Railrooad Company Johnson City Tray East Tennessee Western North Carolina Railroad Company Tennessee John 8. Wise McNeil’s

Bee Hive sale touts low prices with wide assortment

A lively advertisement extols deep discounts at the Bee Hive shop. It lists Rice, coffee, sugar, brown sugar, brooms, ginghams, calico, thread, cloth, boots, shoes, and many household items with prices aimed to attract customers. The tone is promotional and brisk, emphasizing value.

Will Sale Of Mrs Burts Furniture For Church

In accordance with Mrs Bettie P Burts will a public sale of household and kitchen furniture will be held on Main Street in front of H Murt s building at 10 oclock a m for the benefit of the First Presbyterian Church of Johnson City Tennessee Administrator Joan G Onarri states terms will be announced at the sale The B T W N C schedule altered to provide extra trains on demand for excursions courts and gatherings along the line

The Second Presbyterian Church Citizens Bank Bettie P. Burts Main Street H. ©. Murt First Presbyterian Church Johnson City Tenn

New Barber Shop Opens at Piedmont Hotel

W. Price, the popular barber, has opened a new barber shop in the Piedmont Hotel. He greets old patrons and offers a full line of hat stiff and soft latest styles at W. Kirkpatrick’s.

W. ©. Price the Piedmont Hotel W. W. Kirkpatrick

The Hop and Evening Events at Piedmont

A lively report from Piedmont describes a Friday night hop hosted by The Hop and T. E. C. with T-Py Crowder at the throttle. Pens to fifteen couples from Johnson City enjoyed a well danced evening, praising the performers as graceful amateurs. J. W. Cardwell and Frank Englesing attended, noted as veterans. The scene included cotillions, cotillion slips, and critiques of novice dancers. The revival at Main Street M E Church yields many conversions and new members. Goods and advertisements accompany social notices and event details for local residents.

T-Py Crowder Piedmont Johson City Élver J. W. Cardwell Frank Englesing Frank Firth Gibbon

We Have Coming Ziegler Bro Line of Fine Shoes for Ladies

Hart Building announces a wide array of ladies shoes and slippers from Ziegler Bro and other makers. The ad touts quantities, promises low prices, and invites customers to visit Johnson City store to compare goods. It notes plans to travel to New York for spring and summer stock and highlights Miss Sallie Belton as the season’s representative.

Ziegler Bro America Rs. Sallie Jobey Belton Sallie Johnson City

Surgery Near Bristol Removes Ben Taylor Tumor

Dter Nat Dulaney of Bristol assisted by W. Milfer of Johnson City and two to three neighboring doctors performed a surgical operation on Ben Taylor, son of Congressman Taylor. The tumor originated from a bruised hip joint and caused months of trouble. doctors fear recurrence and the boy remains in danger but is not yet out of danger.

Nat Dulaney Bristol Milfer Johnson City Ben Tayloy Taylor Chucky River

Crystal Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hunter

Mr and Mrs W A Hunter celebrated their crystal wedding with a reception spanning Monday afternoon and evening. Affected married ladies attended in the afternoon and the young folks from seven to ten p m. The couple marked fifteen years of marriage with an appropriately elegant celebration.

W. A. Hunter

Deputy Marshal Captures Jesse Phillips in Pain Rock OK

Deputy Marshal Henry Ray arrested Jesse Phillips last Saturday in Pain Rock Oklahoma for involvement with a whiskey distillery fire blamed on Rae or Taylor and destroyed weeks earlier. Phillips was bound over to the court and placed in Jonesboro jail after his trial.

Henry Ray Jesse Phillips Rae Taylor Jonesboro

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R. R Butler Maj B. G. McDowell J. F. Yoakley Wahoo John P. Smith Kirkpatrick Boon’s Creek John Tipton Elizabethton Cinderella and the Glass Slipper Collins Loyal Carter Opera House James Oake Lucas Dixon Bristol News Esnahha Ila Bens Beamifut Opera Oliton, of Moftistows John Jobe Knoxvilé Iderlang Min Weller Jamie A. Maher Roan BE. H. Dove Hia Cetroi Charmie Hathiston Sissiaet Mga Hk Corwin “Ie Itis W. P. Brewer Conte Citjcape Bank Room Tyler Campbell Charles Sechorn Morristown Medicine Company J. A. Wilson Carter County Wilson W. E Carter Cranberry D. J. Wheeler Afton Wall Martin Hot Springs Ark Jobe Col. Means New Orleans East Tennessee New York Bouth N. B. Remine Courier Ross Tit Comer Remino Johnson City, Tenn the Bee Ei Ward de Friberg J.h.preas &Co Warrington Ginghams Dongola Creedmore Tellico J. H. Preas & CO W. M. Landreth Pledee Clainva Eaid W. Lanpreti Cartright &Co, Successora F . George & Co Beanve Tabby Geo. T. McNen Hue Gayle Egas McNeil M. E. Chur M. PB McNeil's Byron Tremaine Pelham Podge Twitter Jeremiah Clip Ora. Rattleton Mrs. Twitter Jane Chatterly E. P. Reed & CO Lyle, Crumley & Co White & Bullard Shoe Co Chicago Knoxville New York City Hart Building Ste McNeil i Alwaye J. J. Range Watauga Bank
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