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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1894
Page
3
Readers are invited to sign their names for publication as an act of faith. The true name of a correspondent will appear in the paper if their enclosure is proper.
Bristol visitor James Brew r heard in town. Citizens plan church and school events as Holston Conference meets. many residents attend sermons. Local shops offer tailored suits and pants, groceries, coal and wood, with several vendors advertising sales and services.
The town plans a gala on the 18th with Senator Isham G. Harris to defend Democracy against Republicanism. Ben Harris will deliver plain, forceful arguments. Also on the 18th Rev G W Coleman will give a farewell sermon at Northern Methodist Church. The Presbytery thanks Johnson City churches for hospitality during the gathering.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Aroha Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin ailments with a money back guarantee. It promises 20 cents per box refund and urges readers to buy locally as part of a plea to support home production and town building.
It is pleasing to friends that Lawrenee Sapp is progressing well from his injury. The favorable weather aids his condition as he steadily improves.
Large crowds gathered at the Bacurston Knoxville narrow gauge depot on Saturday morning with an estimated 1000 people, as travelers from Cranberry to Johnson City pressed to join the excursion. The journey reportedly passed pleasantly to Knoxville, though many returned tired and some complained of hardship amid hard times and high round trip costs. A fountain project for Johnson City Public Square is proposed, funded by Judge Henry G. Hart from his private purse to beautify the square and benefit residents and visitors.
Wing, the grocer, has moved his business to the former Brown Brothers location on Main Street and invites customers to an opening.
Cael Laye combheap. J.B. Worley offers five buying cu. The Urry Cray Co. for sale or hire top tek. Apply 485 Be J.C. Kina. We deal with cash only. Ware's Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder world’s fair award. A fair trial of Hope’s sapparilla promises a complete cure. Honest medicine, honestly advertised and it cures.
A fire targeting an empty housing unit built for furnace workers in Johnson City burned the entire block of fourteen dwellings, consuming a two-room houea owned by Gabe Harrie. Authorities estimate $4 000 loss with $400 insured. perpetrators remain at large.
In Washington county where Mr Bowmen lives, supporters rally behind W B Bowmen in a county election. The piece predicts Bowmen will win a handsome majority and notes plans to campaign in Greene county while reflecting on the upcoming election.
Reported wreck proved to be just east of Watauga and delayed the eastbound train near Johnson City. After chasing the false lead, the writer returned to Johnson City by twilight tired and hungry.
The program for the East Tennessee Institute to be held at Rogersville Junction is announced for October 12 and 18. Superintendent E. H. Moore of Hamblen county serves as president while W. M. Graybill of Rogersville College is conductor. An attractive schedule promises a good and profitable time, with special travel and boarding rates for attendees.
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