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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1896
Page
4
A fragment touts a pleasant and perfect remedy as highly favored by all ages and both sexes. It claims universal medical value and refreshing effectiveness, presenting it as the supreme treatment for every condition.
An old promotional claim promises appetite, sleep, digestion, nervous energy, kidney function, blood purification, and overall health benefits. The package offers a large bottle with 108 doses for one dollar.
Mountaineer recalls Sam, who lost a son the prior year, faced a circus elephant on a road near Cumberland Mountains. Sam challenged the animal, the elephant tossed him far, and Sam died under the impact. A narrator notes it was not sickness but a fatal collision with the elephant that ended Sam's life.
In Johnson City Tennessee the law court orders sale of real estate to satisfy two judgments against W P Cooper. The property includes a store and market street frontage in the Ninth civil district. Auction set for a day in July 1806 at the courthouse door with cash in hand. The sale is under the levy of Rosc Millin & Company on W P Cooper.
In Johnson City Tennessee on the Seventeenth day of June 1896 at the courthouse door during legal hours the sheriff will sell to the highest bidder for cash two vendex judgments against W P Cooper. The property includes a storehouse and lot on East Market Street fronting 25 feet and running back 60 feet, known as the Hoss and Hodge stable, occupied by J H Peirce. Proceeds go to satisfy judgments of R McMillan Co totaling $473.27 plus costs.
Public sale in Johnson City Tennessee on June 17 1896 of one lot No 11 block 5 Iron Belt Land Co addition corner Roan and Ivy streets fronting 60 feet to satisfy a judgment of 2925 against T H Lusk and J R Lusk security. Sheriff Parrowerr announces by deputy G F Caminese. Printer's fee $10.50.
The Chancery Court in Jonesboro Washington County Tennessee orders four weeks public notice in Johnson City’s Center to non resident defendant W H Sherley to appear July 13 1896 or the bill may be taken as confessed. Clerk Youse issues the notice for M Rumley Company and Jas H D Beals et al.
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