The Comet. Tennessee Election Echoes and Cabinet Talk
Fisk and Johnson vote tallies in Davidson County are reported amid a broad review of 1888 political forecasts. The piece notes discussions of Harrison, Cleveland, and tariff reform, with cabinet speculation and party celebrations in Tennessee, including a Republican jollification procession and a Knoxville postmaster case.
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George Hickey
Hon
A. A.taylor
T. H. Reeves
A. B. Bowman
F. Gilliam
W. B. Bachman
Jake France
Hill
New York
Albany
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Evera Harrison
Bob
Sinker
Senate
House
Hewitt
Herald
Henry Waterson
Republican Party
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Garfield
Blaine
England
Herat
CARTAN'S CORRESPONDENCE MARKS LOCAL DISCUSSION AND PERSONAL NOTES
The correspondence recounts post election rest and scattered remarks. Locals travel to Elizabethton for court with jurors and witnesses while others plan canvassing trips and business visits. Offers for Brazilian Pebble spectacles and notes from Dr Knapp include testimonials from physicians and towns across Bristol Morristown and Carter’s Station. Harness and saddle retailers advertise rock bottom prices.
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Cartan
Chwulé Court
Elizabethtiin
Witnersex
A.A. Hobson
New York
Robert Blizzard
Tate
Fugato’s Hill
Scott County
SoLae
Cram’s Atlas
J. Birdsell
Buffalo
N. Y
Time Insurance Company
G. 0. Osborne
Engineers Corps
Watauga Riv
Flummer
Hampton
Garnett
Essex County
Milligan
John Hawkins
Lick Creek
Wm. Thompson
Elizabethton
Mon
T. Reese
Kanso City
State of
Kansas
M. Mental Hoan
DN. R
Johnson City
Knapp
R. Knapp
Bristol
Morristown
Tenn
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Johnison City
Fisk
Davidson County
Johnson
Norfolk and Western
Tenn and
Knoxville
Cumberland Gap
Daddy
Gen
Harrison
Char. A
Coon
Gronov
Grover Cleveland
Jeportr
Buren
United States
CwaRley Stack
Bill of Costa
Supreme Court
H. M. Aiken
Tennessee and Ohio Railway
Rogersville Junction
Rogersville
E. J. Sanford
A. J. Albers
W. P. Chamberlain
Chicago Tribune
New York Tribune
Cole
Jease Cole
Cocke County
Samual Large
Fowlkes
Cocke
T. A. Buocemw
M.D
Pearl Street
Briain
Br. Enepr
Hinent Optletan
Lanta
Wy.lary
Treasury
Chaunepont
Alger
To Hawley
Joseph Benson Foraker
Navy
Nathan |Toll
Interior
S. B. Katee
Staw
Chillincey M. Depew
The
Warner
Miller
Lew] Wallace
William P. Frye
Nathan Goll
Attorney-Generll
Be Foraker
William I. Ali
Son
Don. Russell
Quay
W. G. Bradley
Genera
John
Jnatin
Morrill
George F. Hoar
the Treasury
Thomas B. Reed
Russell A. Aleger
Theodore Roosevelt
James F. Wilson
Frank H. Finc]ley
Charles TH. Grosvenor
Agriculture
Wm. W. Morrow
Chicago Times
Grapevine
Maine
Michigan
Tinit
West Virginia
Miler
Clarkson
Town
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Font 8Axtos
N.M
G. G. Denaxny
Benjamin Harrison Ysu
Indiana
New York Herald
Mariner
Careyville
M M Butler
JA Dickey
Reeve
Dulaney
JM King
Wheeler
Carter's Station
Bristol, Tey
DE Shells
GE Turner
MH Smith
Dno
BF Dice
JA Neilson
Betston
Buraton, Tenn
Giro. D. Fresen
M. B. Chireh
Rock Bottom
C.H.E.A.P
Merchants
Markett
ALT
Geo. R. Brown
Lani
KR. Brown
Crav
Eperenty Zon Sane
F. P. Baxter
Notary Public
Johan City
MHP
Ziegler
Pantaloon Goode
Plesse
Chiistian
Hoss & Hodge
Johnson City, Tenn
Miller A. Smith
John J. Robinson
Obvnsos
Crandall Building
Hoss Bros, Mitchell & CO
SCALE
J. C. Jones & Co
Jonxson Crry, Tennessee
P.O
J. Crumley
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