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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1897
Page
4
Broad, chaotic report lists disasters and political turmoil from Texas cyclone to Crete, Cuba, and Kentucky politics. It notes executions, lynchings, floods, and clashes, plus speeches in the Senate and tariff debates. Mentions Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey cures and local notices.
Mrs. C. C. Newcomb of St. Louis attributes improved health to Paine's Celery Compound after months of illness. She describes relief from neuralgia, backaches, sleep troubles, and depression, noting increased energy, appetite, and rest. The testimonial asserts physicians use it in homes for nervous disorders and run-down conditions.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is praised for its immediate relief from coughs and colds. The text argues the key difference lies in taking Ite tine which soothes irritation, calms the bronchi, and strengthens the system against future cold aftereffects.
Empire Drill Co versus E M Leonard and W J Henson to satisfy a judgment. On Saturday April 4 1897 at the Jonesboro Court House door the 45 acre tract in the Ninth Civil District is offered for sale to highest bidder, subject to homestead rights and prior costs. sale to satisfy debt of forty seven dollars and seventy cents plus costs. J S Parrenerr Sheriff. fee ten dollars.
By deed dated August 26 1896 I will sell at public auction the premises described as lot on Ashe Street with buildings and machinery to satisfy a note to John Sanders and others. Auction to occur on the premises for cash, with costs to be paid, subject to redemption rights. Kor, Boanow, Trustee.
Notice of sale conducted by WG Mathes and W W Faw trustees acting for the Mageyeric Building and Loan Association of Johnson City. The April 17, 1897 auction at Johnson City's Judges Opera House will offer two parcels in Washington County with detailed boundary descriptions and redemption rights.
Rail timetable notices list northbound departures and arrivals among cities such as New York Washington Asheville Hot Springs Morristown Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville and Raleigh with Pullman sleeper service between key pairs. Officials W H Green J M Culp W G Turk and A Benscoter announce daily trains and sleeper connections across the routes.
Public sale of the real estate described as 88 acres in the 10th civil district Washington County Tennessee. Property adjoins Kebee Oneh Hothit and David Sendley, deeded to FW and BG Kirkpatrick by J E McQuern and S O Garland March 3 1802 and registered in deed book 66 page 40. Sale set for April 10 1897 at the Opera House front door Johnstown, Tennessee to satisfy a debt and costs in the case Kirkpatrick and others versus Hemreaver and others filed March 12 1807.
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