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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1891

Page

2

Johnson City water fight and iron center hopes rise

A mass meeting is called to elect mayor and aldermen for Johnson City. Legislators consider bonds for water works. The Watauga Water Company dispute looms while local industry centers on Cranberry ore, new rail and electric plans. Controversy over water franchise and city ownership heats up as leaders push for decisive action.

Bedford legal notice in Johnson City court case 1891

The Chancery Court of Johnson City Tennessee requires publication for nonresident defendants in a bill of robbery allegations against A B Harrie and RA Johan. Alfred Sully v A B Harrie and others, to appear before the court on the first Monday of April 1801.

Chancery Court Johnson City Washington County Tenn Alfred Sully A. B. Harrie A. J Harris RA Johan Duhaven Oley Jobson City Aod A. B. Bowsiny Clork V. H. Povorn D.C

Entertaining Spring Socials And Notes From Tennessee

Fragmented local notices describe Miss Martha Wilder returning from Chattanooga visits by Mr Guy Smith and Mrs Reeves in Bristol. Fayetteville guests of Dr Walter Miller are listed, with a March 21 lecture by Burdette and Rev Sam Jones in the Opera House. A March social ends at 11:30 pm with dancing and remarks on past entertainments. An interview with John H. Inman discusses Southern development, immigration, railroads, and crop prospects, noting a 350 million annual value and shipping of 100 million to Europe as context.

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False Logic and Proclamation of Open for Old Trade

A fragmentary旧 statement argues a paradox about tails and cuts, then pivots to a public declaration. The piece claims no new accounts will be opened while continuing to honor existing weekly and monthly payments, and vows to sell goods at the lowest prices for ash or marketable produce.

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