Various notices and ads scattered in a small town paper
A jumble of classified items and notices includes recruitment for government service clerks and railway posts, mercantile contracts for medicinal roots, grape prices, flour branding, farm purchase ads, electric lighting offers, and social notes from Johnson City with names, dates, and local figures.
Local notices and society items of Rogersville era
Moved My Business announces relocation to the White Elephant building on Market Street after razing of the Drummers Home Hotel. DeGroat from Knoxville plans a visit. travel and lodging noted as regular rates apply. Oysters and restaurant updates. marriages, visits, and social events unfold across town with upcoming operatic and library fundraiser performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummors
Knoxville
W. C. Live
Prop'r
Newport Plain Talk notes Judge Smith’s service and new role
In Newport Tennessee this week Court in session with Chancellor John F P Smith presiding as his term ends September 1 1902. Judge Smith praised for honesty and service and named superintendent of the soldiers home. Also reports a Roan Street wedding of Miss Bessie Worley and James S Byrd and campaign notices for Hon J B Frazier and Senator Carmack with listed speaking dates across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Smith
Chancery Court
John FP. Smith
Plain Talk
Newport Plain Talk
Isaac Harr
Harr
Roan Street
Bessie Worley
James
Byrd
Barlow
J. B. Frazier
Morristown
Newport
Rogersville
Greeneville
Elizabethton
Blountville
Cotton Dress Goods Offerings With Moire Effects
Cotton dress goods described as prettier than ever with moire effects and shepherds checks. Prices listed at 15 cents per yard, other styles at 7, 10, and 12 cents per yard.
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Shepherd
Watauga Notes On Local Deaths School Meeting and Politics
From Watauga Tennessee September 9 details local deaths and births with Clarence infant son of Mattie Guess buried at New Bethel. Mentions court attendance, Virginia Tron, Coal and Coke Co. in receivership, and Harmon Tyler contest. Reports on agricultural lectures at Chattanooga Times meeting with Watauga leaders inviting farmers to attend and urging cooperation.
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Watauga
N. Dimick
Frank
Claude D. Reese
Cloudland
Clarence
Mattie Guess
New Bethel
W. B. McNeese
Cushman
Ark
Virginia Tron, Coal and Coke Co
Bristol
Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Virginia
East
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ktesponse
Bowers
W. B
Bow
McClure
W. RB
Reeves
J. Paw
K, Doakens
J. A. Worl Grassen
Cox
W. V. Devault
John R. Carson
Mrook Register
Morgee Green
Aptennoon Heaslon
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Clas
P. Carkou
J.L Hawkins
Ajr
Johnson
W. I Carter
E. Young
G. C. Hale
D. J. Fine
William Haute
Indies
E. A. Siliwury
T. Mk, Drakes
Receivers Seek Property Return and Company Reorganization
In the Rogeraville Review an item notes the company provides for the return of property and business to receivers, plus a reformation of obligations and a reorganization under a new name. Rumors mention an independent Republican candidate for Congress to oppose Brownlow, but the “Boss” may not be troubled if ten Democratic candidates run, which is hoped.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Witauga Avenue Presbyterian Church
Russell
Jonesboro
Jesse James
May
Geo
D. Taylor
BE. T. Hart
H. Gildersleeve
Johnson City
Greeneville
Roan, Burrow
Goodman
Lrownlow
Vithin Wailiwick
Liken
Jolson City
Endhrough
Billy McSween
Bosa
Chattanooza Times
Congrass
Brownlow
Wac
Rogeraville Review
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Washington County
Corres
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Pownst Boraxte Co
Dth St
Tenn
P.O
Pouder
Thomas Curtin
Goo. R. Brown
Johnsonity
Arnell & Arnell
Hart Building
Watauga Lighting and Power Co
Haynes
Roan Mountain
Lucy Sims and
Ola
W. G. Spottswood
M. J. Miller
Jamon A. Maher
Ida Keagy
Pennsylvania
Mina Laura Biddle
Stanley Jeeves
Virgil Slaughter
Emory and
Fatre
Fannie Bolton
Piney Flats
Worley
Bluff City
Yee
C.N. Brown
Mixa Eva Lyle
Trogersville Synodical College
Conrae
Goo, Brown
Tgo Ovent
Buffalo
Mish Tiucas
Pees Tha
U.S. Archer
Watauga Avenue
Austin Springs
Haynes Miller
George Brown
Union
Chas. F. Carson
Mina Daisy Pierce
J. N. Boring
Thesday
Relas
Ballivan County
Mra. Brantly
Daughter
Tampa
Fla
Mra. A
Archer
George Campbell
Lottie Parish
Tadae Lyle
Nellie Hf. Snider
Carnegie
Red Lady
The
Beast
Opera House
Thoreday
Talvent
Baker
Chicago
Public Library Fund
Monday Club
Harry Woodard Lyle
Atta Tillmatt Moore
Shelbyville
Home Ice and Coal Company
Webb and
Remine
Mrs. Tate
Meadamex Robt
Burrow
W. J. Miller
Missen Hardy
Annie Miller
Belle Miller
Nora Miller
E. J. Baxter
B. W. Carma
Senator Carmack
Rutledge
Greensville
Tazewell
Purina Health Flour
Purina Mills
St. Louis
Oliver Chi
Summers, Barton and Parrott
Hart & Houston
New York
Hart and
Houston Shoe News
Hart and Houston
Virginia Coal and Coke Co
Congressman Brownlow
Washington Literary Bureau
First District
Constable
Julie
Chattanooga Times
Farmers! Institute
Boone's Creek Seminary
W. B. Crouch
Jack Gillespie
Roscoe McCullagh
Rogersville Junction
Watauga Academy
Samuel 0. Lacy
Holston Institute
Edgar Lacy
Rock Hill
Sullivan
Carter and Sullivan
Jim Woods
Solomon Seal
Mra
Charles Little
Lee Davis
Will Bigga
M. B. Hyder
Range’s Academy
Lewis
James Ramsey
Stonega
Johnson City, Tenn
Party
Albert L. Baker
of Chicago
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