Open bars election warned against by MuaGINs editor
Letter warns March election on open bars and strong drink. Cites Bible verses and moral duty, arguing drunkenness harms families, economy, and society. Calls readers to resist the demon of hell and uphold Christian values.
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Mr. Epior
Adam
God
Hell
Battery Park hotel rebuilt for 320 rooms in 1898
Asheville’s Battery Park hotel under E P McKissick unveils major 1898 improvements from October work to 320 guest chambers. New interiors feature old gold and cream trimming, white enamel finishes, updated baths, rich carpets, and a Hunter’s Lodge with trophy decor. Meals, billiards, and a remodeled bar enhance guest comfort. Anita Harris praises housekeeping. Bolles and McElrath oversaw painting and carpentry.
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Asheville
E. P. McKissick
Battery Park Hotel
MecKissick
Battery Park
Hunter’s Lodge
Isto
Six Feet Squirrel
Anita Harris
R. E. Bolles
J. W. McElrath
Asheville Daily Citizen
Free Trial Offers Cure for Lung Diseases by New York Chemist
Eminent New York chemist T. A. Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for consumption and bronchial diseases to Jackson Argus readers. He claims cures for pulmonary tuberculosis and related ailments, and asks readers to write with postal details to receive the medicine.
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New York
T. A. Slocum
Jackson Argus
Science Daily
Simp P
M. D
Pine Street
Dissolution of Fiovilla Mercantile Co. partnership
The Fiovilla Mercantile Co. dissolved by mutual consent. J W Minter and W R Minter have retired. R V Smith and S S Biles now run the firm and assume all liabilities since January 1 1898. J W Minter W R Minter.
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J. W. Minter
R. V. Smith
W. R. Minter
Fiovilla Mercantile Co
J. W
W. R. Minturn
S. S. Biles
Blount Neighbors Report Odds and Happenings in Village Life
The note surveys local chatter from Blount about a dog at Westbrook's store, Charles Hooten's dental woes, Billie Scarbrough’s Dublin visit, Paran Sunday school disbanding, Hugh Coleman’s railroad stay, Prof Joseph Hardy’s thriving Blount school, Miller Goggans and Rose mill rock luck, Westbrooks stock and seed swaps, Bailiff Shep’s aging bluff, Albert Hooten aiming for fame, and Pie i.
Men of strong minds and steadfast honor call for duty
A J G Holland excerpt praises "strong minds, great hearts, true ready hands" and urges men who cannot be bought by office spoils to seek public service. It extols those with opinions, a will, honor, and faith who act in public duty and private integrity.
Rheumatism Cured by Botanic Blood Balm Ad
An advertisement promises B B B cures for rheumatism after other remedies fail. It touts testimonials including a Georgia journalist claim of recovery after two bottles. A price of $1.00 per large bottle and requests for stamp to obtain a book of particulars are mentioned.
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New Spencer Med. Co
Chattansega
Tena
Fertilizers Advertised by J R Carmichael
Local supplier J R Carmichael urges farmers to buy guanos acids and cotton seed meal all from top brands. He promotes quality products for improving yields and crop health during the season.
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J. R. Carmichael
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