Johnson City notices and business ads from 1880 issue
The Johnson City Comet reports on job recruitment for a Justice Miller successor and Garment Cutter canvassing across the U S with bonuses. It covers local reactions to Carnegie Land addition while urging harmony between old and new sections. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure and Johnson City Furniture Company plans for building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Land Company
Johnson City
Comer
Con
Johnson City Furniture Company
Lynchburg
Knoxville
J. J. Grant
Dility
Benjaxr Stenau
Johnson City Ordinances Regulate Street Grades Annexations
The document apports ordinances by the Johnson City Board of Mayor and Aldermen, ordering private plots and annexations to present maps for approval, and forbidding streets or alleys in new additions from being legal without board acceptance. it includes remarks on trade honesty and signatures of F. P. Baxter and J. A C. Seek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Dean Guano-warner
Queen Anne
Cor
Johnson City
Tenn
F. P. Baxter
J. A.C. Lisk
Tonn
Executor's Sale of Jonesboro Property and Brick Services
Executor E J Drangnick offers sale of store house and four acres in Jonesboro Tennessee on June 1889 between 11 AM and 12 PM. Property lies opposite the court house square, currently occupied by E C Crawford Esq. terms include one fourth cash and equal installments over two years. J J Apas offers brick contracting services and thanks former patrons. Corporal Tanner pursues pension surplus, noting total fiscal year exhaustion and weekly Treasury payments of 11 384 000 dollars. Nashville report notes Louisville and Nashville Railway replacing old passenger conductors with new staff on freight routes, sending four men notices of termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro Tennesa
Court House Square
E. C. Crawford, Esq
E. J. Drangnick
J. F. Deaderick
Corporal Tanner
Treasury
Treasury Department For Pensions
Saebos Mous
Nashville, Tenn
Thel Louville and Nashville Railway
Blood remedies and civic notices in Tennessee region
An 1860s style notice set details several tonic claims for iron bitters and other remedies. It reports a Bristol fire company of thirty to thirty five members with hose and carriage ordered, plus a planned Goodson company to share equipment. mentions Senator J M Crews named general agent for the Ladies Hermitage association. Also offers a cure claim for consumption with a mailed remedy offer from T A Slocus M C at 181 Pearl Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Goodson
Nashville
J. M. Crews
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Chattanooga
Knoxville
T. A. Slocus
M. C
Pearl Street
New York
Premium for each customer on next Wednesday sale
A 59 percent cash premium offered to each customer who buys on the next Wednesday. Prices guaranteed as low as anywhere else. Promotion includes 50 lawn dresses patterns and various stock items such as dried beef pickles white fish corn meal flour and coffee, all advertised at low prices with cash discounts.
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Foun
U.S
Gay Street
John Janets
U. S. Conmil
Birmingham
England
My. Harrison
Lynch
Mississippi
U. S
Oklahoma
Partizanship
Palmer
Benedict
Cosgrove
Boston
M. BE. Church
South
Warner
Bright
Nevet
United States
Hoss Hodge & CO
Ness Man
Tage
Janice
F. P. Baxtell
J. A
Seek
Hood
Drago
Hood W Co
Apothecaries
Lowell, Muss
J.J. Apas
Pt Yin Anb
Loatik
Aiscousin
Reaestate
Axtaros
Mpeco Lagaltonder
Iapil Artes
Cophia Scr
JE Crandall
J. W. Crumley
Thos
K. Matson
J. Wieder
Lorandall D
Tan
J, B. Range
EALER
J, B. Range, Roan Mountain, Tenn
John Willum
John
Jimmerson
Len
Juin Wityum
Pelne
Beucher Tayeuw
Golden Mule
Abe Lincoln Abe
Mast
Noy 8
Market Street
Mayapple
Comfrey
Root
Angelica
Sennca Shake
Virginia
Pierce & Ann
Knot Wounersee
Johannity
J. Hyo Pierce
G. C. Harris
Johnson City Tin and Stove Company
P. Baxter
Man’gr
Johnson City Whelesale Granny CO
Merchants
Wall
Tames Tavely
Knoxville, Tenn
East Tennessee
Lord
WILEY
Mingpension
RODEN
P.O. Box Hy
R.d.grigg, JR
Earnest
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