Comet items and local notices from Bristol paper
Local briefings include visitors from Danaville and Jonesboro, business moves by Lyle Summers and M Jackson, a lost gold band with a Masonic inscription, and a Johnson law term. Church events led by Bishop Gailor and a sermon planned at M F Church. Children additions, horse shoe samples, and community updates fill the page.
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Lyle & Summers
Kirkpatrick Sand
Main Street
Berney Burles
Early Morning Fire Threatens Piedmont Hotel Block
A two story wooden building owned by W.9 Phillips on Railroad street near the Piedmont Hotel caught fire around 2 am Tuesday. Likely started from a stove in the barroom though not yet declared incendiary. Fire damaged the bar and pool room interior, scorched the counter, and was fought by the fire company preventing broader destruction. Estimated damage: building 500 dollars, stock 1000 dollars, insured 3500.
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Phillips
Railroad Street
Piedmont
Nfse
Hotel Piedmont
Snapp & Englesing
How to Find Your Life's Work Talk by Rev. Neighbors
Pastor W. B. Neighbors of Market Street M. E. Church will address young men next Sunday March H on How to Find Your Life's Work. He urges supporting merchants and mechanics who better aid community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos F. Gailor
Protestant Episcopal Church of Tennessee
M. F. Church
South
Henry Lyle
Thomas Bro’s
Jonesboro
Capt
Lyle
Market Street M. E
Local firm outlines high standards and low prices
The business states it is never satisfied with current entertainments and existing offerings. It asserts its magnificent trade since opening and promises goods at prices that speak clearly, aiming to attract customers with firm statements about value.
Election Notice for Johnson City Mayor and Aldermen
On Wednesday March 28, 1804 I will open and hold an election to choose a Mayor and a Constable for the town at large and eight Aldermen two per ward for Johnson City Washington County Tennessee The wards and locations are First Ward Harr Building Buffalo street Second Ward Carr Building Boone street Third Ward J M Carr Co Factory Fourth Ward Martha Wilder School Building This March 7 1904 Gro F Campbell Chief of Police Also advertisement for Grand Pas Soap Buck wheat Flour Dried Apples and Peaches Faucette Co Good wood at McNeils for 1 50 per cord
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I J
Johnson City
Washington County
Tennessee
Harr
Buffalo Street
Carr
Boone Street
J. M. Carr & Co
Fourth Ward
Martha Wilder
Gro. F. Campbell
That Key Contest at New York Racket Store
Mr Bruner from the East brings a small box with 25 dollars in gold coins to the New York Racket Store. He distributes 1,000 keys with every dollar traded, and only one key will unlock the box. The holder wins the 25. The promotion ends soon as keys are distributed.
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Mr. Bruner
New York
Notice to creditors and claimants in estate of W. M. Landreth
All persons indebted to the estate of W. M. Landreth deceased must come forward for settlement. Creditors must file claims in proper form as required by law. F. W. Landreth administrator February 15 1894. 503 A bold wave kemeth Buy koal at McNeil's before the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Landreth
F. W. Landreth
Desultory Phis and That From Johnson City Letter
A fragmentary local column laments unreliable sources and politics in Johnson City. It satirizes a white looter trading a bottle for a vote, comments on Hotel Carlisle, streetcar delays, and campaign price hints, and notes a fire at Taylor Bros. and the resilient social scene.
Prodigious Find On Mountcastle Ridge Sparks Reader Curiosity
Scot Porch discovers a buried object on Mountcastle Ridge near Johnson City. He pries, digs three feet six inches to reveal a headlike artifact partially exposed, with a carcass believed to remain beneath. The tale, presented as a sensational scoop, prompts caution from the paper’s editor toward Mr. King and reader appetite for the sensational.
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Mountcastle
Johnson City
Scot Porch
Bin
Ife
Achear
Ari
Fribes
Stirie
King
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Rail Road Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting of the East Tennessee Western North Carolina Railroad Company will be at the company office in Johnson City Tennessee on Wednesday March 14 1804 from 10 am to 12 pm. Directors to be elected for the coming year and to transact other business. Secretary 504 St John Wiss.
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East TE Re & Westen North Canrolina Raiload Company
Johnson City
Texa
East Tennessee Western North Carolina Railroad Company
Tennessee
St Jonn
Wiss
New Barber Shop Opens in Piedmont Hotel by W C Price
W C Price, a noted tensorial artist, opens a new barber shop at the Piedmont Hotel. He invites old patrons to visit and enjoy a fine line of four in hand ties and colors at Ware's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Price
Piedmont Hotel
Ware's
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C. W. Smith
Bristol
Fe, H. Pradshaw
Danaville
N.Y
Geo,t. McNeil
James Priichatt
M. Jackson
Elizabethton
Johnson On Law Court
F. P. Burch
Gailor
A C. Kilheffer
Y. M
Jack Lever
Max Meadows
Misa Marion
A. R. Johnson
Dre. Miller
W. 8. Campbell
Oak St
Col
Ivy
L. W. Cooper
M. G. Shafer
Lone Star State
W. A. Myers
Mr. Myers
Grover
Ruth
Cleveland
Myershawn
Phillips’ Saloon
Warrington
Simpson’s
Allen’s
Tellico
BBC
J.H. Preas & CO
T. E. Hurst
Grand Pa
Faucette & Co.'s
McNeil’s
McNeil
Kemeth
Anni
Ehawery
Carlisle
Atlanta
Taylor Bros
Ths
George Pergmin
Messrs. Taylor
Bob Burrow
Gamp
Broadway
Mountecastle’s Ridge