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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1899

Page

3

New Grocery to Open in Old Post Office Building

John F. Lyle plans to open a complete staple and fancy grocery in the old post office building on Spring Street within days. The community notes a new store and reports on local happenings including a King College football loss in Knoxville and various local business and personal updates.

John F. Lyle Spring Street Benat Jon Spring Street Misa Tilda Wood R. A. Wood Kingaport G. B. Lyon Andrew d. Patterson Wagner Church Street Patterson Greeneville Democrat Powits Jackson's

Jobe Arrested On War Letters Charge In Columbus

Capt Ike I Jobe former Mayor of Johnson City Tennessee and ex member of the Seventh United States Volunteer Infantry has been arrested in Washington on a charge connected with the navigation war department penalty envelopes for private letters. He is held for the December term of court at Columbus Ohio.

Ike Jobe Washington Ike 1 Jobe 7Th United States Volunteer Infantry War Do Department Colum ‘Bus Ohio Johnson City Tennessee

A Jay from Jaysville at the Opera House

A New England comedy titled A Jay from Jaysville is billed for next Monday at the Opera House. The 85 member company includes a famed city parade on principal streets at 11 p m and is currently touring Knoxville as Stanb's Theatre main attraction.

Jay Jaysville Opera House New England New York

Sam H. Anderson Dies in Jonesboro After Short Illness

Sam H. Anderson died at his Jonesboro home after a brief typhoid illness. At 48 he was a highly known and popular figure in Jonesboro and East Tennessee. He leaves a wife and several children. funeral was at his residence, burial with Masonic honors in Jonesboro cemetery.

Sam H. Anderson Sam A. Anderson Jonesboro Anderson East Tennessee

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