The Comet Ad for Barber Shop and Local Goods
The Comet advertises The American Barber Shop near Hotel Madison and Southern Depot with Minnyger Nat Hyder and others offering Cubana Mix tobacco. It lists goods including Jellion and Ping Mountain Coal, slab prices, and a sale in Cinneros Mira Colorado. A seven room Walnut Street dwelling is offered for sale or rent, with original cost and conveniences noted, via Ta? MLD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armerican
Towitodl
Mont Anil
Southern Depot
N. D
Waltiut Street
Oriani
Local notices mixed with ads and society items
A flood of notes from Bristol to Knoxville covers visits, arrivals, and social calls. Names include Tia Massengill, Clara Cloud, Blanche Phipps, Kate Blum, Clara Cloud, and Miss Annie Deck among others. A theater notice advertises Edwin Tostell performing Hamlet at Jobe's Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
Sullivan Barnby
Puenrank Lis Xo
Isaac Mart
Clara Cloud
Vineylata
Blanche Phipps
Telford
Miseea Patton
Watania Arouna
Edwin Tostell
Soay
Jobe
Mareh
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Grnius
Trontell
Mortell
Infant Dead and Local Business Changes in City
The 18 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. White died after a brief brain fever. Herrick sold his grocery and confectionery to H. A. Eller who will enlarge the business. The Comptroller of the Currency declared the last dividend for the First National Bank of Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. M. Parvoth
Miss Sullie
Wallace
Virginia
Mr. Parrott
Harry
George
8. C. Brown
Knoxville
W. A. Sparks
Elizabethton
LG. Beasley
Misanda Grant
Maine
A. G. Weatherby
Magnetic City
Frank C. White
Tim Gomer
Herrick
Flynn
H. A. Eller
Johnson County
First National Bank of
Johnson City
Hns
Frank Smith
Frank
E. FP. Smith
Geneva
N. Y
W. M. Belton
Nashville
B. Hawkins
H. W. Lyle
New York
Cargille’s
Cargille’s Novelty and Art Store
Spring Street
Tohnson City
E. F. Siuith
Sillith
Tohnnon City
Win
Uptegrove & Bro
Deaths and insurance notes from 1899 and state bills
A genealogy of fatalities and insurance details follows news on a boy who died from lung injury after a November 1898 fall, with family moving to Geneva. It also covers Albany insurance reports for 1898 9 with New York Life leading in new business and policies and a push for a non forfeitable policy form. Legislative bills from Knox County and Morristown advance in committee and on final readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Chane
Comer
Greeneville
Chase
Mutual Life
New York
Golden Chain
The
Life Companies
New York Life
Promit
Equitable Life
Payne
Isaac
Department
Formson City
Walford Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gimpoesia Po Syne
Cateronsia
Syntr
Thor Pis
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francesco
Cat
JEW Work
Guru
Remine
Cinneros Mira, Co
Cheston, Tenn
Parke
City Grocery Company
P.O. Box
Covington
Ned
Tan Victron Ott Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Thore
Bneinest Noen
George R. Brown
Japan
Aden Anerwet
Berasp
Piso's Cure Ads
T. Borlug Wie
Bristol
Joe Sheffoy Epent
Tia Massengill
Blatt City
Jos. A. Muhwr
Toan Mountain
W. P. Hamilton
U. L. Brancr
Kate Blum
Will Bonm
Poplar Street
Sliss Gurtrade
Frank Mitchell
Jonesboro
Vi. Dinvix
Slogal
Mr. Evans
Trnvtel
Mra
We, Dimes
Annie Deck
Colby
Watauga Avenue
Chirch Sandy Marehs
Paator
Hoy
Rt. F. Werte
Manny
Chamberlain
Tim
Burnesville, N.C
B. White
Tin and Atone
Burnsville
N. C
John Lusk
W. A. Taylor
Bob Barnes
J. W. Cardwell
Watanga Avenue
Oak Streets
Hi. D. Gump
Mattie EB. Curtis
Burts
Industrial Notes
Tom Cloyd
Third Ward
Division Street
Palmer
6Th Avenue
Carnegie Addition
J. D. Weaver
George McClure
R. L. Bruner
Erwin
Vonn
Mesars
Wm, E
J. M. Buck Lumber Company
Hehe
Flag Pond
Unicoi County
W. C. Dyer
O. R
Red Banks
W.N. DeGrant
A. B. Caldwell
TE E Eteworth
John W. Core
W. W. Faw
O Chamberlain
Toni Chase
Millira
Penn
Journal
Hagle
Hawkins Bros
Brush Creek
Monroe Litton
Jon
Noah
Wick
James
Vicks Sona
Rochester
N.Y
Hartford City
Ind
Hart and
Houston
Pan Rheaway
Yours Truly
Jude
Hawthorne
Cooper, Tenty
J. W. Cass
Ogep
Rie
Brune
View Lave
Detroit Sto
S. B. White
Faltatelly
Tom Chase
Albany
Tire and Marine Companies
Knox County
Webb
Jefferson
Matthewa
Morristown
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