Local Town Notes Highlight Bets, Visits, and Vendors
A collage of small town items: Jackson stores advertise low prices and fresh goods including Western beef and Gold Dust flour. Misses Vandalia Fuqua and Dora Cargill visit Bellbuckle. Mary and Alice Carr travel to Capitol City. Rev. S. R. Preston installed as pastor at the Presbyterian church. J. A. Harris appoints Gol. W. W. Fawb back tax attorney. A railway line project near Unicoi County draws interest in Elizabethton Mountaineer context.
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Jackson's
Jackson Lenda
Jackson’s
Geo. RB
Brown's
Mary
Alice Carr
Capitol City
J. K. Byerley
M. F. Hickey
Ventsylvania
Old Tennessee
Old Toney & Brown
Buffalo Street
Brown
Cordie
Kate Henderson
A. P. Henderson
Holston Bridge
Milligan College
R. Preston
J.C. Carson
W. Tt. Laird
Jas. A. Harris
Gol. W. W. Faw
Washington County
Johnson City
Comet
Quarter County
Malanga Valley
Cranberry
Knoxville
Watenga
Ascenic Gap Creek
Elisabethton Mountaineer
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The text fragment reads as a misread line with unclear names and places. It appears to reference individuals or events but lacks verifiable details. No definite entities or actions can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Breteck
Johnson City Public Schools Commencement at Jobe's Opera House
Johnson City Public Schools held a crowded commencement for the senior class at Jobe's Opera House despite bad weather. Diplomas were awarded by Rev. J. J. Robinette with prizes to Miss Laura Faucette, Miss Lucretia Eubanks, and Mr. Raymond P. Reeves. Scholarships and a superintendent’s medal highlighted the program, with speeches by Rev. W. S. Neighbors and remarks by Col. E. O. Reeves.
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Jobe
Board of Education
J. J. Robinette
Columbus Powell School
Laura Faucette
Lucretia Eubanks
Raymond P. Reeves
Lizzie Carr
Frank Mitchell
Laura King
W. 5
Wm. Graybll
Rogersville Synodical College
Rogersville
Reeves
Applanne
Martha Wilder
Roy
Kasay
Oberon
Kinkle
Lizsie Carr
Misa Lucretia Eubanks
Hmer Bright
Ryea Hannt
Sul
Brinley Richards
Min Santa I King
Neighbors
de Kleine Postiller
Lichner
Leonora Sunningham
Frank Taylor
Willis Ponder
Chaos
Biddle
Pan
Carr
Haske! Dyer
Will Hoes
Limerley
Bextor Taylor
Thos. Kirkpatrick
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers and dermatitis with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent box price. The ad claims it cures piles and guarantees satisfaction or refunds and notes McParland & the No Other supplier. It also promotes Hood's as a companion product and claims a hundred doses for a dollar.
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Bucklen
McParland & the
WATASHA mill accident and local notices mix
A milling yard mishap at Carrier Dickey & Co. injured a carriage by a moving lever, with estimated damage around five hundred dollars. Other items note marriages, arrivals, travel, a local game, church services, and the Rogersville Synodical College commencement announcements, plus a brief remark about Azor's Pills.
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Carrier, Dickey & Co
Bob Overhulee
William ©. Fair
Catherine Lyle
Rameau
Blair
McMinnville
G. W. St. John
Knoxville
Watangas
Victarion
United Brethren
Sallie Garrier
Brooksville
John B. Smith
Railroad Street
He Baptista
Epworth League
DN. R
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder and Hair Renewer Ad
An old advertisement fragment promotes Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder claiming it as the standard. It also touts Hall's Hair Renewer as a best preparation to thicken growth and restore gray hair to its original color.
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Hall
Nashville Letter on Legislature and Governors Race
A Nashville correspondent reviews the state legislature’s performance, noting many bills failed or were deemed minor. It praises several senators and representatives while criticizing overlong sessions and waste. Names Whitthorne, Cooper, Caldwell, Stovall, Ledgerwood, Pillow are cited, and the piece alludes to gubernatorial ambitions and party dynamics.
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Paradise
Senate
Whitthorne
Cooper
Ledgerwood
Caldwell
Canada
Stovall
Butler
McCarron
Heiskell
Cloce
Pillow
Secret trade offers and old political strife echo in Johnson City
An OCR fragment mixes ads for cheap note paper and goodwill with political chatter on silver, a new chancery appeal court, and reform priorities. It notes local prices for paper goods, hints at tax debates, and mentions figures like Gol. Stahlman and Frank Smith amid agitation for financial reform and penitentiary policy changes.
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Clay Evans
Y. P. Bavin
Washington
Gol. Stahlman
Bate
Haly
Peter
Court of Chancery Appeals
Frank Smith
Isis
Tom Jefferson
Frank Wilson
Sumner
Siver
Nashville
W. J. Morrison
Union Street
Tennessee
Tennessee House Bill reshapes Washington County line
The act lines Washington and Greene counties by including lands of Benjamin Keebler on Limestone Creek. It becomes effective on passage, approved in May 1895, with notices from Speaker Trevor and Governor Torrey. The text includes unrelated advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure and tobacco habit remedies.
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Washington
Greene
General Assembly
State of
Tennessee
Washington and
Washington County
Benjamin Keebler
Limestone Creek
Jno. A. Trevor
Horn of Representatives
Exster Millow
Senay
P. Torsiy
Mokoux
Hall
A Story of Sheridan's Great Ride by 4 BY Tracy
A promotional note praises a new American historical book about Sheridan's Shenandoah Valley campaigns during the Civil War. It highlights eye view observations of events around Winchester and Sheridan's ride. The 26 page work, printed on paper with a covered binding, costs 25 cents and is published by Navalist Publishing Co New York.
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Sheridan
Tracy
Herilain
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Navalist Publishing Co
Heckman Street
New York City
United States
Canada
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Funding Drama
Lawmakers consider amending the regular appropriation bill to include a $100,000 appropriation for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition in Nashville. Committees work to secure personnel enrollments and extend the exposition movement to all departments as sentiment shifts toward support. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is recommended for health.
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Legielaine
Popringul
Aloe
Nashville
Electric Bitters touted for old people health
An ad touts Electric Bitters as a safe tonic for elderly users. It claims benefits for digestion, bowels, and kidneys without alcohol, priced 50 cents at McFarland & Co.’s Drug Store.
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McFarland & Co
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