Mutual Benefit and Cash Bargains
A terse classified brief notes fall goods arriving in due time from Mutual Benefit and Cash Bargains shop. The notice emphasizes timely arrivals and seasonal offerings for shoppers seeking bargains.
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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
3
A terse classified brief notes fall goods arriving in due time from Mutual Benefit and Cash Bargains shop. The notice emphasizes timely arrivals and seasonal offerings for shoppers seeking bargains.
Urban society notices list sermons at First Presbyterian Bristol lawn fete at Ware's for Episcopal mission ice cream supper at Leach bakery and social visits from residents to Bristol and Johnson City. Hypnotism lectures planned July 17 at the opera house with Dr Henry and Dr Price. Community events include music, cards, dancing at Miss Florence Harris home and a wreath ceremony.
A brief promotional note touts Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away as a truthful guide to quitting tobacco with Noto-bac. It markets a low cost remedy available from J. F. Preas’s book at the store or by mail from The Starting Remedy Co, Todiana Mineral Springs, Ind.
Watauga notes Mr Matiney representing Brienne & Co at Elixahatton events with several attendees. Brownlow Davis suffered a paralytic stroke. Rev White preaches next Saturday at eleven and Sunday at unspecified time. Obituaries include Jane Wagner and Charles Harmeling. Crooked tobacco case: Chief Reider Taylor seized fifty-one boxes shipped to Greeneville.
From Spurgin Hlbert Cray detailing a Mayes period with generally improving health, rainy weather, and farm notes. It covers a rousing civil event among Rocky Springs residents, a medal award to B. W. Tipton for a poetry contest, a local death from consumption, religious services for Abbie Adams, a grim cradle incident near Koebler's Roa d, and a warning on juvenile crime. Also promotes Dr Hale's Household Yough Cure with local sale information.
A party of about 0 of our best boys and girls enjoyed a lovely picnic at Unaka springs last Friday. The day was bright and the occasion was greatly enjoyed with the keeflak man taking rustic photos of the group.
From Boon’s Creek last Wednesday night June 5 at 1d0a the angel of death took away Mire Tennie McCracken. A devoted mother and Christian, she joined the German Baptist church about six years ago and left behind a husband four sons and many friends. She was thirty four years old and her last words were I am not afraid to go.
In a rural notice Sam Hufline recovers from illness Joseph Tilly injures foot preventing work John Burleton prefers Peoplas Society Farmers harvest corn and oats ahead of the vote The piece urges voters to choose honest qualified officials and to stand firm against fear of losing votes reminding that hard times may follow if poor choices prevail.
A fragmented account describes a sensational medical fraud and a court action in Johnson City Tennessee. The text references Dr Ailes Restoral tive Nerve and Hood's Sarsaparilla, plus a Chancery Court decree in a case Miller vs Johnson City Land & Improvement Co. with notes on land sale and election registration in 1025.
Hogs trespass in a potato patch with owners asked to pay crop damage and penning costs. Bank directors announce a three percent semi annual dividend. Notices urge overdue payments, business moves, and local public notices amid mixed advertisements and legal notices.
The firm of Carr Reeves Jennings dissolves. Carr Reeves will wind up the old business, with members forming a new phase in the Carr building. C H Jennings will practice alone from the Hart building. Also notices of sale and tin plate scale settlement are reported from Johnson City and Privantna.
Mary J Rominger born January 25 1848 died July 2 18H aged twenty one years five months six days. She joined the Baptist church at Zionsville about 1860 and lived a steadfast Christian life. She was a faithful wife and mother noted for truthfulness honesty and industry. In her last hours she spoke of going home to her children and of heaven nearing. The home will be lonely without her yet her faith remains, and she is thought to rest free from sorrow.
In obedience to a Chancery Court order at Johnson Alpine the Olivens creditors are notified to file their claims by October 1, 1894 or be excluded from this prospecting. Suit against the bank other than in this court is enjoined. This July 7, 1894. By C. W. Hawes, DOO, & M. O24 printers.
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