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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1889

Page

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Great Reunion at Chickamauga Forges Memorial Park

A preliminary Chickamauga Association meeting in Chattanooga gathered 2 500 Army of the Cumberland veterans and 1 000 ex Confederates under a decorated tent. Gen W S Rosecrans was named chairman to organize a memorial association to purchase the Chickamauga battlefield and convert it into a national park, with future meetings planned on the battlefield and a large barbecue for 15 000 people.

United States Seventh Regiment Atlanta Chickamauga National Ocha Chickanauga Association Chickamauga Battle Field J. W. Bachman Ochs J. J. Shipp N. B. Forrest Gen. W. 8. Rosecing Chickamauga Chickamauga Y Memorial Rosecrans Chickashauga Chickanauga Boynton Chickamanga National Park Albert Marks Tennessee South Marks Applane Rese Marks Ok Habach A. Henderson Knoxville Col Henderson Hens Henry M. Gist Army of the Cumberland Phickamauga Association Tommorrow Chattanooga Rome Cuatraxoocs John B. Gordon Georgia Chickamatuga Memorial Association H.M. Cist Cincinnati Ed. F. Manning J. T. Wilder Joseph Wheeler Alabama Marcus J. Wright Washington J. 8. Fullerton St. Louis Union G. O. Kniffen G. W. Bishop Henry M. Cist C. H. Grosvenor Fred Vandeveer P. Thorston Fullerton J. J. Reynolds J. I. Wilder A. H. McClung A. Baird Kellogg H. V. Boynton R. Breckenridge Joseph T. Findlay David H. Hill 8. M. Law Roger Q. Mills George D. Wise Albert H. Colquill James Lonstreet Joseph H. Lewis Randall L. Gibson Charles E. Hooker P.M. Cockrall Gordon Association of Confederate Veterans

APTER ALL To an active business and unequaled values

To an active business we intend to boldly and continuously keep before you unequaled values on everything in our line, securing your preference, your visits and your present and future goodwill.

Dry Goods and Boots Offerings Plus Local Rail News

A local shop promotes a wide block of dry goods and boots with bargains noted for men and boys. In regional rail news, Southern railroads plan major expansion, new lines, larger fleets, and upgraded depots as several companies announce surveys, extensions, and engine purchases to handle expected fall and winter traffic.

Shoe sale highlights Polka to French Kid styles

Retail ad notes a broad range of ladies misses and children's shoes in all styles from Polka to a French Kid. It promises savings on every pair purchased.

J. A. Martin

Stationery Shades in Congress Totter Paper Prices

A fragment mentions box paper at 10 18 15 and 28 cents per box with unclear context. It references stationery and memorandum and notes variations in paper pricing. The readable items show a dated feel and retail pricing for paper products.

Supreme Court Clerk Choice Prompts Legal Turmoil in Tennessee

The selection of Charles Latimore of Chattanooga to replace EB Reeves as clerk has stirred strong reaction in East Tennessee legal circles. Historical opposition by Judge Snodgrass and others appears to reflect local power plays and a broader fight among factions over clerk tenure and influence.

Supreme Court Thomas ©. Latimore Chattanooga E.G. Reeves Capt. Reeves East Tennessee Johnson City Latimore Monroe County Hin Jat Reeves Sournal Tennessee Charles Latimore R. J. Taylor Ree B ©. Reeves Boh Taylor J. B. Shipley Jonesboro Turney Mary Reeves Snodgrass Fowlkes Sutton Caldwell Clark Journal

Swift's Specific Claims Cancer Cure in Personal Testimony

In 1886 a patient recounts hereditary facial cancer and failed doctor care. After trying Swift's S. S. S. the scab fell off, pain reduced, healing began, and the cancer left with five bottles. The letter promotes Swift's Specific Co Atlanta Ga urging others to obtain a free mailed copy.

Vancer Oncy Mr. Shirley Doo Woat Swift Titan Aitsoun Greenwood Swift Specific CO Atlanta

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