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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1889
Page
2
A fragmented Tennessee item lists political maneuvers amid tariff fights in the Senate, nominations, and public notices. It mentions Secretary of State balloting, possible Army roles, Blaine McKinley tensions, Western territories bills, railroad wreck outcomes, local social notes, and community opinions from Johnson City and surrounding counties.
The report says General Grant, returning to the United States, suffered a stubborn ocean cough. A friend gave Symphyx, and he recovered within hours. He declared its power to be greater than his military calling. Tennessee selects representatives for the Washington anniversary celebration.
A letter from T. A. Siocum offers a free two bottle remedy for consumption. He invites readers to send express and post office addresses to 181 Pearl Street New York for shipment.
The First National Bank of Johnson City in Johnson City Washington County Tennessee has met federal requirements to begin banking. Deputy Comptroller of the Currency Jose D. Abrams certifies the bank is authorized to commence business under Revised Statutes section 169 and seals the official document dated December 24 1988.
Public auctions set for February 2 1889 at Jonesboro and Johnson City to satisfy court decrees. Lands include 67 to 300 acres in Washington County Tennessee with titles held by Aaron Dove F W Dove Linville Hunter and Matilda Hunter. Purchasers must pay cash or provide notes with security and liens retained.
A preacher defends Freemasonry against accusations of secrecy and anti religious motives. He praises its members as patriots and men of integrity while condemning unworthy adherents. The sermon emphasizes loyalty to God and country, urging Masons to uphold duty, virtue, and charity in all life.
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