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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1893

Page

4

Editor and Proprietor Subscription Rates and Local Labor Debate

A scattered column decries tariff depressions and declares the Senate talk lengthy while noting a proposed Jonesboro distillery and a reorganization plan for Ohio River stock. It contrasts industrious workers with idle men, warning of a winter of poverty for the lazy as hardworking citizens bear burdens and sustain the needy.

One Way Knows Witetor He Speaks

Fragmentary editorial urging workers to accept lower wages in hard times. Warns that idleness harms families and stresses self-reliance and frugality. Mentions the need to work, avoid waste, and support dependents during economic strain.

Witetor

Private Letter From the World’s Fair in a Jonesboro Context

A humorous private missive from JAE. P. to Friesp. in Johnson City Tenn narrates a visit to the World’s Fair. He jokes about Ferris wheel intrigue, a rattlesnake mishap, and political theater with locals like Jasper Peebles and Winfield Harvey. He teases Hickey’s fate and hopes to return soon with campaign doodle and spare teeth set.

Jacon France Johnson City Tenn Friesp Bone Jonesboro Suh Great Lakes M. F. Hickey Jimuay Mr. Moody Hickey Tyler Campbell Jake Jasper Peebles Sandy Stewart Browning Winfield Harvey Jae. P

Piney Flats Chronicle October 17 1802 Personal Notes

G M Torbett travels to Johnson City on business while William Fagan of Okalona visits. Mr Humphryes buries second wife and remarries. infant dies. reunion with his son Bob brings tears. John J Torbett Sr and Miss Sadie Hodge wed at New Bethel Church. groom widower 75, bride 52, guests attend, wish them well.

David F. Humphryes Misa Russell Mr. Humphers Bob New Bethel Church John J. Torbett Sadie Hodge Torbett W Indy

Mr Cass to Wed Miss Frankie Sexton in Marion Va

Mr O P Caen cashier of People's Bank of Elizabethton will wed Miss Frankie Sexton daughter of Mr W C Sexton in Marion Va at 10 30 this morning officiated by Dr J S Kennedy. The groom is noted for high character and business ability. He is accompanied by his brother J W Onas with bridal party returning to Elizabethton.

O. P. Caen People’s Bank Elizabethton Marion Frankie Sexton W. C. Sexton Kennedy J. W. Onas Tiriatol

Editor Hess Dream in Nashville Christian Advocate

An evocative meditation on a peaceful summer evening. The author recalls childhood faith and sacred moments beneath a cloudless sky, imagining a return to trust and maternal care as the world recedes into dreams and angels.

Delinquent Taxes Order of Publication in Johnson City

State of Tennessee and Washington County file an order of publication in Chancery Court at Johnson City to collect taxes due on lands described in the bill. The attorney states owners or interested parties cannot be found beyond those named in the bill. Real estate lies in Johnson City in the 6th Civil District with taxes for 1802.

Tennessee Washington County Johnson City

Notice to unknown owners to appear on tax sale

Court orders unknown and non resident owners and any claims to appear before the Clerk and Master in Johnson City by the first Monday in November to show cause why the real estate should not be condemned and sold on credit. The sale satisfies the state's tax lien for 1892 and protects interests. default leads to ex parte proceedings. Published four weeks in Tax Comet, Johnson City. October 2, 1893.

Johnson City

Conference Notes On Trial Admission And Delegates

Rev. K Atkins admitted to the fourth class on trial. Delegates to general conference elected on ballots with Rev Dr Kennedy and Col BE C Reeven chosen as sixth delegates. A collection for Rev. B B Robertson raised a little over 150 dollars. Names read for supernumerary and superannuated relations referred to conference relations committee. Next conference set for Abingdon Virginia.

K. ©. Atkins Dr. Kennedy Col. Be, C. Reeven Rev B. B. Robertson Col B.C. Reeves Committee On J. P. Davis John Alley J. R. Payne B. Robertson W. H. Bates R. K. Haynes W. P. Doane F. D. Crumly

Why Is He irritable and How to Stop It

This piece explains irritability often stems from physical illness. Dyspepsia rheumatism and liver trouble sap cheerfulness. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a remedy that purifies blood relieves symptoms and promotes harmony by addressing the underlying condition.

Hood

No to bac quit aid advertised in little book title

A brief advertisement touts No-to-bac as a safe and harmless tobacco habit cure. It promises no physical or financial risk and offers mail order from Sterling Remedy Co Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana 480-lyr.

J. A. Proas Sterling Remedy Co Indiana Mineral Springs Ind

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