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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1893
Page
6
The United States Commissioner commends the college methods as the most perfect possible. A leading bookkeeper prefers McAllen's College for practical instruction, stating he learns exactly what he should know. For further information contact MO. A. McAllEN, L. L. B., Knoxville, Tennessee, Sept 14.
Train No 3 leaves Bristol 2 35 p m reaches Big Stone Gap 5 41 p m continues to Louisville 7 10 a m Cincinnati 7 20 Indianapolis 11 15 Chicago 5 25 St Louis 7 25 p m. Train No 1 leaves Bristol 8 00 p m arrives Big Stone Gap 11 30 connecting with L N train to Norton and Clinch Valley Norfolk and Western Sleeper service to Louisville and Cincinnati via Big Stone Gap Cumberland Union Station. For tickets sleeping cars space information call or address.
In Harrison's Hope Richmond Indiana reports whispers of a statewide movement to back ex president Harrison for the 1896 Republican nomination. Lodges and clubs push pension issue appeals to veterans as part of a wider effort. Also notes local events and a legal case postponement, and mentions a bear hunt on Cross Mountain.
Mrs Antony Duncan reports long years of stomach discomfort ending after using Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy. She says it enables her to eat freely and calls it a true remedy. Available from druggists at 50 cents per bottle, outlet 489-4t.
Announcement of forthcoming nuptials for John M Fine of Blountville and Laura Gertrude Worley of Bluff City to be married Thursday the 23rd at 2 30 p m at Miss Worley’s home. Local note notes popularity and county interest in the couple.
We extend heartfelt thanks to the people of Johnson City for kindness shown our husband and father during his long illness and after his death. Gratitude to Rev J O Cowan and wife, Dr Badas, and to Mrs Hi Mra Powell, Mrs Hoss, and Mrs Tolheim for floral tributes. May God be kind to you all. A M Husperaor.
A Cherokee county arson case near Johnson City Tennessee left a child believed cremated by a suspected fire setter. A posse hunts the suspect, feared to face lynching if captured, amid a flurry of sensational local fear and pursuit.
A Birmingham special reports the Jeffersonian Democrat state committee, Kolbites, plans a January state convention to nominate Kolb's ticket against the regular Democrats. The Republicans may forgo nominating and align with the Populists to defeat the straightout Democratic slate.
From Danville Illinois and Olive Hill Kentucky readers praise Dr Hale's Household Ointment for scrofula and erysipelas with cured results. A Mrs Mathey notes a 12 year old girl healed after using a 25 cent box. McFarland & Co drug stores promote it as the best value.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Hale's Household Ointment cures catarrh neuraglia rheumatism piles salt rheum inflamed eyelids coughs and colds pneumonia cuts bruises burns and other long standing sores. It is sold by McKarland & Co's drug store in boxes of 26 and 500 with noted superiority over electipathes and no equals.
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