Vick's Floral Guide 1895 and nursery offerings advertised
Vintage advertisements promote Vick's Floral Guide for 1895 with colored plates and extensive plant, seed, and garden gear listings. Includes prices for Sweet Pea and other flowers, seeds, and a call to order from James Vick in Rochester. Also promotes Southern Nursery Go and No To Bae tobacco cure with testimonials and wholesale possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Dun
Vick
James Vick
Bona
Rochester
N. Y
Southern Nursery
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Chancery Case
The case shows nonresident defendants M A Miller S D Carmichael D M Parsone A T Burris W Jackson Bardar Adamson partners Bardar Adamson Co must answer in Johnson City chancery court after four weekly notices. Publication date January 15 1895 by W F Youne D M with G W Jones D C OM printer’s fee nine dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Neal
Miller
Bill
M. A. Miller
S D. Carmichael
D. M. Parsone
Tristes
A.T. Burris
W. Jackson
Bardar
W. F, Youne
G, W, Hones
Oc, &M
State legislature actions on bills in the third reading
Tennessee legislature items show bills facing third reading with varied outcomes. Several measures were rejected or tabled including penalties for sandbuggers and private trials of rape or divorce. Bills expanding lien rights for blacksmiths and farriers were rejected, while a public library bill and various judiciary measures advanced or were recommended for passage or rejection. The Senate discussed bonds for Bristol, and the issue of a female State librarian was tabled or blocked by committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hill
Mr. Holt
Judiciary Committee
Holt
Heiskell
Tobertson
Supreme Court
Travis
Waddell
Robertson
Wilson
Hull
Roberton
Eupreme Court
Rowan
Tennessee
Garrett
Esten
Robeson
Sullivan
Bristol
McCorkle
Allentown
Carter County
Fortner
Claiborne
Union
Boyle
Shielby
Senate
Butler
United States
Fitzgerald
Committee On Corporations
Whitthorne
Bartlett
Carson
Special Dress Goods Sale Starts Saturday in Johnson City
Beginning Saturday January 19 a special sale of Dress Goods will inaugurate with profits disregarded and all items sold at greatly reduced prices. The entire line except black is included and claimed to be the best new styles in Johnson City. The sale aims to clear stock for a new Spring line and is described as genuine price reductions that will not last long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Collier
North
Georgia
Novelty Cotton Goods Prices Ad Snapshot
An OCR fragment shows fabric pricing from Novelty Cotton Goods. Listings include 36 inch wide cotton and wool cashmere fabrics with varied prices such as 124¢ per yard and 15¢ to 25e per yard. The readable items are disjoint and the source is partial.
Timber law debate marks third reading and wedding news
Hart and Smith landowners pushed a felony bill to curb unlawful timber destruction on third reading after committee action. The Agriculture Committee reported a substitute exempting two thousand fodder bundles and one hay stack under twenty dollars. The substitute was amended and adopted, passing 27 to 4. A long wedding notice follows with Alfred Range’s daughter wedding, several local residents visiting, and a political scene in North Carolina. The column also notes a river duck hunt and various regional movements amid a broad community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Agriculture
Judiciary
Taylor
Whitthorne
Local Social Notes From Johnson City Area
Mrs W J Tucker visits her mother Mrs Barnes near Johnson City. James Ford has been ill for several days. Mrs D W Cash visits relatives in Jonesboro. Albert Mauk heads home to Texas after visiting here and Sullivan county. Rev Wampler led service at the M E Church South last Sunday. Miss Cleo White visited relatives in Morris town. Walter Galloway, recently in Texas, spent holidays on Boone's Creek. Miss A Thomas of Bluff City visits local relatives. Rev M B Upchurch conducts revival at Baptist church in Morristown. Christy, hurt earlier, is slowly improving. At Mrs Klepper’s home near Watauga River, W W Bowman and Miss Henrietta Hartman wed. Rev M B Upchurch officiating. Willie and bride praised as popular and true. Expect another wedding soon if the “Batehler” approves. Jan 21, 1895.
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Alfred Range
Joseph Delaney
Washington County
Miag Lula Range
F. A. Little
John West
Solomon Hart
Turkeytown
Ats
A.m
M. E. Church
Monroe Stull
Zanesville
Ohio
Bristol
McArthur
Music House
Knoxville
J. F. Davie
Kaser Brothers
Harry C. Bherrod
Grayson County
Scott County
Henry Kirby
Volga South Dakota
McNeil, Earhart
Long
Albert
Elizabethton
John Vanhoy
W. A. Butt
Nebraska
McCracken
Citivns
West
Esha Eee
Rogersville Junction
Pair
Bia Onal Sho
Aed
W. J. Tucker
Barnes
Johnson City
James Ford
D. W. Cash
Jonesboro
Albert Mauk
Sullivan County
Texas
Wampler
South
Misa Cleo White
Morristown
Walter Galloway
Boone's Creek
A. Thomas
Bluff City
Thie
M. B. Upchurch
Voes Mira
Jasper Christy
Klepper
Watauga
W. W. Bowman
Henrietta Hartman
Roy. M.B. Upchurch
Willie
Tennessee Centennial Notes Reveals Papers and Piano Found in Lincoln County
James C. Higging of Fayetteville urges Tennessee Centennial Exposition to include old papers and relics from his area. A Tennessee made piano from 1830, first seen in Lincoln county, draws interest as Butler relatives in Nashville loom. County courts at January term endorse the Centennial and seek legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Higging
Fayetteville
Tenn
Higgins
Lincoln County
Tennesse
Butler
Nashville
Davidson
Hamilton
Rutherford
Montgomery
Madison
Henry
White
Decatur
Parca Bay
Rev Waugh at Mount Zion and Hopwood lecture Saturday
Rev Waugh preached at Mount Zion last Sunday. Prof Hopwood will lecture at Hale's Chapel on Saturday February 2 at 6 30 PM and preach there on the first Sunday. Aged citizen Nele Oacar Joho son died near Inez and was buried at Buffalo Ridge. Two more members of Bila family, a son and daughter, are sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh
Mount Zion
Hopwood Wil
Hale's Chapel
Nele Oacar Johoson
Hero Inez
Buffalo Ridge
Bila
Marquis Hale
Beltway Chandler
Mary DeVault
Dillon
Eighth District Notices and Local Updates
Thomas Paul died of fever on Sunday the 18th. Hubert Henderson lost his horse and Jim was lost Thursday night. Gar district schools progress well and will close in about four weeks. A wedding set for Sunday the 13th is postponed due to severe weather. Rev Rochards may be called to Antioch Church as pastor, replacing W. S. Harvey. Bas Firby’s business in our estate is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paul
Hubert Henderson
Jim
Gar
Rochhards
Antioch Church
Harvey
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered For Cure All Stages
Readers are promised a cure for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed to be the sole positive remedy know to the medical field. Because catarrh is constitutional, a constitutional treatment is required and the medicine is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars to any case failing to cure and request testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Haa Oen
Hall
J. Chenry & C0
Toledo
Toe
Sarsaparilla Personal Supervision In Preparation Details
The statement notes that Sarsaparilla undergoes personal supervision by an expert, ensuring careful handling of all preparation details mirrored by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Meacham gang threat and city corruption claims rise in era report
Georgia attorney general Robert N Ely dies in Atlanta almshouse. Denver police force living picture show to cover nudity. U S business failures surge with 873 in a week. Meacham gang fears drive Clark County residents to arm. New York bond broker Edwin O Quigley arrested for forging bonds. Cotton movement reaches 7,425,072 bales this season. State of Missouri steamer sinks after collision. about ten aboard drown. Giant powder explosions in Butte kill firemen and civilians, property losses reach 1 million. Royalist revolt in Hawaii quashed. natives killed and captured. Queen’s house under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Fimea
A Million Friends and New Discovery Promised
A vintage advertisement touts King s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds as a universal cure. It claims dramatic throat chest and lung benefits, guarantees, and offers trial bottles free at McFarland & Co s Star. large bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar. Also notes top prices for live hogs veal cotton and later cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
McFarland & Co
Star
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