Tennessee News Mixed Items From Knoxville and County Courts
A Knoxville paper notes Knoaville loo Co seeks artesian water for a factory and the Ghen eville Electric Light Co plans to expand capacity. It reports a county jail commission, a Knoxville timber mortgage, and re elections for Senators Frye Manderaon and Hor. Local business moves include Mossy Greek improving capital stock and Bristol opera house plans. 1888 post office changes, a West Tennessee district attorney race, candy shipments from Knoxville, and a new dummy railroad proposed from Dao stridge to Mosay Creek. An arrest pursuit over blockade whisky ends with a drunken escape.
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Knox County Court
Scottieh Carina Timber & Land Co
Knoxville
Frye
Maine
Manderaon
Nebraska
Hor
Massachusetts
Patversund Fry
Holaton
Morton Mille
Blot City Manufacturing Co
Mossy Greek Manufacturing Co
Tennessee
Sam Hawking
West Fennesse
Dora Gee
W. Winstead
Drealan
Sam
Nove
H Lgin
Inca
East Tennesse
Virginia and Georgia
Charles Meehan
J.T. Cahill
Wilder
Chattanooga
Meehan
Leia
Presidential vetoes pension bills tied to army service
The president vetoed three private pension bills amid disputes over wartime service. One awarded a pension for supposed blindness from wounds in 1865, another for a left leg wound, and a third for rheumatism after desertion evidence. Additional items include public notices on local politics, medical cures, and crimes in Tennessee and surrounding areas.
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Washinotos
Charles & Routt
Scott
BE. J. Yunghim
Walsh
Mra Sallie Hyder of Sullivan County Dies at 35
The obituary notes the death of Mra Sallie Hyder a resident of Sullivan County born in 1853 and died on January 4 1889 after a lengthy illness. She married H W Hyder on May 25 1852 and was active in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She leaves a husband five sons and two daughters and is buried in Massery graveyard. Her faith is described as heartfelt and true.
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Mra Sallie Hyder
Tee Masnengill
Bard Betrinny
Janey
H.W. Hyder
Hewie
Carter County
Sullivan
East Tennessee
Cumberland Presbyterian Churely
Jona« Vbriar
Fort Chive
Bath Foundation
Heaven
Sheaid
Massergy
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Jonnson City
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Burleson, Scnuacher & Euder
D. A. Patton
Builder
O. Whith
WY. Hodg Rs
J. 3. Ford
Stretaury SS
H. H. Crouch
M. B. Miller
STATR
Guarartesd
J.D. Crowell
Fo. Hodge
Ten Correll
Ayer
G. W. Lindamood
Guamawreen
M. H. Johnson
L. C. Berry
Ali
E. N. Keen
D. A. Weaver
J. A. Martin
Lumber
Frank Evans
J. A. Mongle
Plasterers and Kalsominers
E.D. Hodges
L. C. Allison
S. W. Vendrix
Sumina
G. G. Mitchell
Contractor & Builder
Plawa
Wong
Paschel Talley
Panger
J. L. Whitlow
S. Cc
House
Papering and Kalsomining
J. F. Sharp
Abdoba
Norther Square
Johnson City, Tennessee
Edmond Bayless
Tennessee News
Knoaville Loo Co
Gheneville Electric Light Co
Senate
S. P. Bolton
Bros., Plasterers
Spoon
Selmer
East Ternes
Kaseville Rothoenar
Tatowarcery
Daostridge
Mosay Creek
George A. Fain, Jr
Roark
R. E. Berry
Jas. H. Churn
P. D. Swout
Stout
W. A. Crem
Price
Johnson City, Tenn
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Washingon, Sullivan
Carter
Joli Wen
Mideast
Batt Tnnercee
I J. Bowman
Bowman
Crandall
Geo. H. Berry
Dolinson City
Tennenace
Trivalon
Sam W. Thiea
Mick
Thorn
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Brage
Shilon
McFarand
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Yorkville
Cannon Journal
Mecklenburg County
D. C
Lancaster
Charlotte
Rock Hill Herald
Bhitell
M.A. McFerland
Hones
Grover
Hirod
Croup
Shiloh
McFarland
Mashville
Nashville
Senate Committee On Elections
Maxwell House
Michael Burns
William Woodcock
Nasavitce
Lurton
State Supreme Court
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Tess
J D. Porter
Carver
Hancock
Las
Henley Sutton
Sneedville
John Barnard
Sutton
Barnard
John
Sutan
Winchester
Stiloh
We- Fariand
Johnson City
Marble Yard
Ddidrere
Remine
M.A. McParland
Hot Springs
Ark
Swift
L. Eowarpe
McCormick, 8. C
B. O. Versrul
Greenwood
Ory
Branttow
Via
Pouke
Tlaby
Castoris
Castoria
Mas
M. A. McParlend
Briheir
Dr. Kinge
Masoury
Rev. E. 5. Burpord
Memphis
Calvary Church
Second and
Adame Streets
Burford
Whitman Lodge
New Orleans
France
Geremany
Italy
Perein
Japan
Janer
Tsefollnen
Beaste of the United
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