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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1898

Page

3

City barber shop patrons and local business notices

Fragments show barber shop promotion and local merchants in Johnson City. Mentions Russell & Walden prom, C.H. Longley manager, Gold Dust flour, City Grocery Co meat market ads, and local trains on the narrow gauge. Also notes Miss Emma Perry visiting, and Private Bert Brown furlough.

Thun Johason City Russell & Walden Prom Connor Main Buffalo Street Emma Perry Elizabethton Johnson City Bert Brown 4Th Tenee Regiment W. H. Patton

Not a Disease Cure All Through Fig Syrup Claim

An advertisement claims that many feel ill not from disease but from a draining system and promises easy cure with Syrup of Figs. It asserts the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by all druggists, urging home comfort through a positive remedy.

Canivonxta Pia Synur Co Callivonnia Fia Syaur Co Wounta Bia Suxur Co California Fig Syrup CO Han Francisco Cal Loumville Wew Fork California Fig Syrup Company

Parke's Un matchable roast coffees advertised locally

A jumble of ads and notices from the city includes Parke's Un matchable Dry Roast Coffees promotion at City Grocery Co. and home improvement pitches for Leaks and roofs. local residents visit, relocate, and suffer a child’s death with community sympathy following Frances Hunt's passing after a brief illness.

Parke City Grocery Co Frances Sam Hunt

The Music of the Law and Hammer in Jobaxon City

Industrial notes describe awakening in Jobaxon City as debates over law and labor reshape a stagnant economy. Community leaders, artists, and workers unite to push reforms and revive industry through culture driven initiatives and policy changes.

The Law and Hammer Jobaxon City

Local Redevelopment Sparks Re-roofing and New Builds

The town reports multiple property upgrades on Division and Walnut streets with new tin roofs, renovations, and expansions. Thad A. Cox expands McFarland residence on Watenga Avenue, while G L Smith renovates the Second Avenue Beam residence. Ward & Friberg buy Maple Street home to remodel into a modern family dwelling. Embreeville Furnace to erect a brick veneer storehouse near the furnace, and Dr W J Miller plans a new corner residence on Watauga Roan with J Stone Co. work starting soon. A three mile Embre siller Mountain to magnetic beds railroad is under construction with J F Horddle supervising and a Roan Mountain store slated for laborers.

P M. Ward Ward & Friberg Maple Street Roan Elmendorf W. J. Miller Watauga Avenue Roan Street W. W. Faw Roan Mountain J. F. Horddle R. L. Braner

Road progress hints at Marion link and local industry impact

The O I and G road is likely to connect with the South Carolina line at Marion, NC, unlocking coal fields and coke shipments from Embreville to cover operating costs. Pig iron and coal traffic, plus local work, would attract capital for completion. Also notes Chamberlains Colic remedy and Gen Fitzhugh Lees Cuba war book, with subscription offer from Mas Onan Moonn.

South Carolina Marion North Carolina Embreville Fitzhugh Lee Spain Mas Moonn

Washington County Returns and Local News in Jonesboro

The county canvassed election returns showing Fowler Brownlow and Butler winning in key races with minor adjustments if the first district tally counted. A wedding summary notes Brownlow leaving for Washington and the couple’s Danville home. Local items report repairs, farm activity, and church conference travels with hospitality praise.

Jonesboro Tenn Eamy R. L. Patton Paul Woford Chas Taylor M Jas. A. Fowler Benton McMillin Congress—Brownlow Gouchenour Brabson Bowers Butler Mack Fowler Brownlow Brabnan Latture Floater Washington Federal City

Furnace Work Speeds Toward Blast In 1899

Activists describe a bustling furnace site with masons lining stoves with fire bricks using over 200 000 bricks. Workers prepare a large waste water reservoir, clear grounds, and plan tenant houses as crews aim to start blast early in 1899 while no war tax changes occur this fiscal year per Mr Dingley.

Wees Dingley Ways and Means Committee

Hart and Smith offer value driven shoe sales

Hart and Smith question customers on satisfaction with their shoe purchases and urge buyers to seek best goods for the price. They state their aim is to provide quality at a fair price and note rising business as a sign of pleasing customers.

Eicelster Red

Heavy Shoes For Hard Service Novelty footwear sale page items

An assortment of footwear descriptions lists women and men styles with grain and lace details, oil finishes, and tap soling. Also advertised are boys sizes and a tap sole boot variant. A public notice mentions Thanksgiving cakes and oysters served by First Presbyterian Church. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for croupy children and cold relief.

First Presbyterian Church

Governor Taylor to retire and move to Knoxville

A Knoxville Journal and Tribune report states Governor Robert L. Taylor will retire from politics next January, plan to lecture, and become a permanent Knoxville resident. Other notes include Embrville Furnace Co stores appointing R. L. Bruner as manager for two years, a wedding at Free Hill, and local community updates on accidents, elections, and pageantry.

Benton McMillin Robert L. Taylor Bob Taylor Journal and Tribune East Tennessee Knoxville Knoxville Journal and Tribune Embreville Furnace Co R. L. Bruner Roan Mountain Mgr. Broner

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boosts Sales in Reefton

From Reefton New Zealand November 23 1890 Tam states that since taking Chamberlain's medicines agency sales have surged especially for the Cough Remedy, selling more in two years than the previous five years. He reports many testimonials on its efficacy and notes personal use in his home. Bottles kept out of children's reach per instruction from E J Scawrumecny and B S Bolton is the local druggist.

E. J. Scawrumecny Bolton

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OVP Wil E Hotel Piedmont Southern Depot N. P. Brower C.H. Longley Natsae J. Hopwood Milligan Lueens Banton & Parrory H. W. Lyle Barro & Pansorrs Allen Mons Tit Laxia Tong Allen Antlrust B. PF. Daniels Elk Park, N. C City R. A. Daniela Miss Bondurant Bristol E. 0. Patton Threday Watanga Avenue Telford Watauga Ave McInturn Spurgin Baileyton Greene County Mra Carter County H. B. Kenyon Watauga Bank Murphy N. C Ed Cass Elk Park W.J. Matthews Embryville Furnace Company Stek W. FP Jones HH. H. Hyder Enst G.L. Smith L. Armbrust Armbrust & Smith M. E. Wolfe Furniture Co Hentlers DR. Granger Iver Stacie Droggis Wilson and Silva A. H. Bullock Division Street Galloway Walnut Street Bear the Foundry Thad A. Cox McFarland Watenga Avenue G. L. Smith Second Avenue New Street WII Build Embreville Furnace Company Gasapanessi F. L. Bruner Washington County Returns Danville Davis Washington County Mrs. A W. W. Hale T, Wine Linie Yoakley Dell Crouch Ida Grisham Iney Bessie Martin Sallie Mary Wright Julia Yoakley Lutie Snapp Minnie Crump Bertha Gray Julie Shipley Masses Crouch Martin Jacob Snapp R. A. Dyer James L Willie Joshm George l Hirjah Crump Willie Grisham Annis Joan Hale H. O. Hale Ellerbe Conesses Wilmington Renim Hood Sarasparilis Frank Hodges Watauga Valley Lumber Company H. A. Campbell B. Smith Imid Tolay G. W. St. John Joe Treadway Embroville Virginia W. E. Morrell Jane Sellars United Brethren Annual Conference Hebron Church Greeneville D. N. Rt Abed Beeen Bellene Bob Taylor Wil Knotville Bauer Free Hill George ©. Davis Mise Mary Hale William Hale A. P. Hart T.K. Crouch Annis Jean Hale Earron Goan David Scott John Scott Plummer’s Mill J. W. Wallace H. L. Campbell Nathan Jackson Flourville Taylortown Mary Vincent Long Mary EB. A. Long Margaret Earness Ruby Baxter Ollie Cooper Emmale Weiler Louise Faucette Fannie Brown Florence Campbell Pansy Painter Gladys Berry Bonnie Bullock Marian Bowman Roberta Jobe Ruth Ponder Amy Ward Mary Agnes Berry Jo Grant Margarite Pamplin Sol Pittsburg Cuba Wade Havana Centa Africa Guv. Saylor Tennessee United States Bate Chiccago Financial West Virginia House Pb, O Covington Reac Mee Co Strones, Ravanns & Co Hinoves Raveuna & Co M. D Coomwury Agenta Henry Watterson Wenwan Jourany Akron Ohio Bes Hive New Zealand
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