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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1889
Page
3
Jobe block area chatter lists merchants K Lide & Co Pierce & Mann hardware Seaver & Summers Engraving and factory notes mention W M Patton electric lights and new building plans. Attendees include Jobe W Boring and Miss Ada Worley with social events, Masonic supper and New Year party. Medical society forms with officers listed and routines scheduled.
Bargain sale on street jackets gents and ladies flannel underwear hoods toboggans shawls and more. Dealers claim prices cut to clear seasonable stock with up to 59 percent off and urge early buying to save for next winter. Special emphasis on underwear counter and ensuring fits for men and households.
Indianapolis Sentinel reports a drunken Greensville passenger stabbing another man in the groin on a Knoxville line trip. The assailant was arrested. Also covered is the Greely Arctic expedition will fraud where Ah Fong, later declared impostor, faces lost fortune claims in New York courts.
New Year greetings extend best wishes and announce special inducements to trade. The message pledges to adhere to the PAY DOWN system, charging no more goods after this date, and promises lower prices by paying cash for produce. All parties owing accounts are urged to settle at once.
A legal opinion from E. Bainbridge Monday Exq County Atty Clay Oo Tex states Electric Bitters cured a Malaria fever and jaundice in his brother and saved his life. D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Ky endorses the remedy and says it would have killed him without it. The ad claims the medicine wards off malaria and related kidney liver and stomach disorders. Price one dollar at M A McFarland's Drug Store.
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