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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
3
A mixed batch of advertisements and notices covers loans and local goods, household sales, election items, weddings and moves. It lists gasoli and coal heaters, a dwelling for sale on Watauga Avenue, and local political races with aldermen nominees in Johnson City Tennessee.
Sash doors blinds paints oils varnishes glass genuine Gandy rubber and leather belting coal and wood heaters cook stoves and ranges cement lime and building materials. Studebaker wagons and Oliver chilled plows advertised.
Bob Taylor appeared on stage at the Opera House last Monday night to present his new lecture Sentiment to a large and representative audience. It was the first time he tried the lecture in this city and it drew strong applause as part of the Group of Stars series. The report notes party rhetoric about democracy and unity following the address.
The Watauga lodge No. 219 PF mourns its faithful member and wise counselor with resolutions praising his life and service. A copy of the resolutions will be placed in the minutes, sent to the bereaved family, and published in the city paper.
The notice highlights Christmas arrivals at Teies Bee-Hive with early buyers promised cream. It then quotes ex Gov Robert L. Taylor discussing politics at the Hotel Imperial, defending the Democratic Party and urging patience before any reorganization talk. The rest memorializes Robert C. Pierce with a lodge obituary and includes scattered verses about late autumn and winter imagery.
Advertises value in weight and quality of groceries with warnings against cheap adulterated goods. Highlights bacon not pressed, new grits, batter beans, coal oil in 6 gallon casks and calls for attention to cheap prices on quality goods.
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