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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1889

Page

2

Johnson City News From May 1960 Local Development and Politics

In Johnson City Tennessee in May 1960 work starts on Carnegie Land Company additions with street building and improved access. Senator Stewart presses silver purchases while government investigations probe land grabs in Oklahoma. Col. T.E. Mateau resigns as C C and C chief engineer, A No Molesworth to replace him. Johnson City Furniture Company reopens building materials with Grant in charge and Mrs J S Richardson directing the furniture department. A large May Day anniversary and New York style Washington celebrations mark national patriotism with church services and civic events.

T.E. Mateau Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Johnson City Jolson City Col. Mation A. No Molesworth Grant Richardson Montague Mass

Grading of Streets Begins in Carnegie Addition

The Carnegie Land Company advances development in the Carnegie addition with grading of streets begun by Capt Wing's crew. Ninety-foot wide north south streets and fifty eighty foot east west avenues are planned as 300 lots prepare for sale. Public buildings sites and institutions are planned as Johnson City Brick Company produces bricks.

Carnegie Oklahoma Wilder Wing Lota Johnson City Carnegie Land Company School House U. S. Court House Market House

The Cutting School a Grand Success in Johnson City

A Johnson City audience cites the National Garment Cutter Co after testing the device. Various testimonials praise easy learning, perfect fits for basques and dresses, and superior cutting for garments for men women and children.

Johnson City National Garment Cutter Co National Garment Cutter Bennie Hoss Nona Kinny Tenwen E. Gruner Jonal Garment Cutter Co Martie Caumiry

Unclear property rights and temperance society reports

An OCR fragment combines legal appeals about property deeds and opinions with medical endorsements for Warner's Safe Cure, plus Tennessee medical society activities, a Lookout Mountain heiress, and a women's temperance union appeal. It mentions Lookout Mountain, Nantucket, Nashville, Memphis, and Chattanooga with various dates and officials.

Contractor and Builder Advertises Worm Remedy and Services

An 19th century notice touts Hart's Worm Cream as a leading safe effective worm expulsion medicine with pleasant taste and high satisfaction. J J Adams promotes brick contracting services claiming 90 years of experience and asks for continued patronage. Thomas A Stockem M C advertises a claimed cure for consumption offering free bottles to readers who supply addresses.

J.J. Adams Vnk Borron T. A. Stocem M. C Pearl Street New York

Building trade and local notices in Dansville and Jonesboro

Fresh powder stock and candy offerings spark Knoxville and co. growth. Isaac Hampton plans return to Dansville. Will Hyder and Mr Cure reportedly married near Johnson City, work for Gen. Wilder. Carpenters prep Harris store for music and books. Chancery Court in Jonesboro sets May 28 1889 sale of three adjoining lands totaling about 178 acres to satisfy a prior decree. cash at sale.

J.C. Sullivan Three O's Road Unicoi County Johnson City McDonald Shea & Co Isaac Hampton Dansville N.Y Warahe Will Hyder Praiseral County Cure J. T. Wilder Carpentera B. Henley John Henley Deor Jonesboro Eid County Samuel Grahan James E. Deaking A. B. Bowman Jonathan Pierce & Wann

Imaginary Atlantic Coast Rail Line Promises Great Benefit

A proposed railroad would connect the Atlantic coast with the Mississippi, linking Wilmington to New Orleans by rail and water routes. Though speculative, it prompts talk and speculation about future construction, with potential cheap freight and national economic gain for the country and investors.

Atlante Mississippi Father of Waters Wilmington New Orleans

Discounted goods and groceries at low prices offered

A sale catalog lists deep cuts on dress goods Woolen fabrics and dress ginghams at low prices. It advertises Manilla and Mackinaw miles stocks, Zeigler Boots, and a variety of groceries including molasses sorghum and coffee with emphasis on cheap lines and stock closeout.

Manilla Henrietts Col Aliei Andy

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