Clinchfield Route trains connect Dante Va to Spartanburg Dc
The Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway announces daily through train service between Dante Virginia and Spartanburg South Carolina. Times shown in May 28 1911 schedule include connections to northern eastern western and southern points. The company reserves right to vary times and directs patrons to contact agents or officials Charles Mandel Trav Pass Agt and J J Campion Vice President and Traffic Mgr in Johnson City Tennessee for definite information.
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Dante
Spartanburg
D. C
Carolina
Clinchfield
Ohio Ry
Chas. T. Mandel
Trav. Pass. Agt
J. J. Campion
Mgr
Johnson City
Tenn
Non-Resident Notice in Johnson City Chancery Court
Non-Resident notices from Washington County Tennessee chancery court warn defendants including John W Chinowth and others nonresidents to appear by September first 1911. Notices cite heirs and married women with unknown husbands and require defense or default. Publication required for four consecutive weeks in The Comet in Johnson City.
Notice of Tax Deed Take Proceedings in Johnson City
Notice to W t Nelson John Sanders FH 1 Stratton EB WH dacubs Nicholas Mc Dowell M A Burnley Doris B Moon and Stratton Carriger Allen owners of land in Washington County Tennessee Johnson City. Tax and costs due by November 7 1911 or deed will be issued to L Armbrust purchaser. Properties include Lot No Ma block 2 Crandall addition to W J Nelson tax 1069 Lot No 5 block 1 Wilder addition to EB Jacobs tax 8475 Lots 7 and 8 block 44 Carnegie addition to Nick McDowell tax 071 Lots 6 7 8 block 4 Carnegie addition to John J Moon tax 8143 Lots 21 22 block 14 Carnegie addition to Stratton Carriger Allen tax 20 witnessed Johnson City August 17 1911 J L Hilbert Circuit Court Clerk
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W. T. Nelson
John Sanders
Stratton
WH. Dacubs
Nicholas McDowell
M.A. Burnley
Doris B. Moon
Carriger & Allen
Hind
Dohngon City
Tenngussou
L. Armbrust
Washington County
Tennessee
Johnson City
Crandall Addition
W. J. Nelson
Wilder Addition
EB. I. Jacobs
Ofice
J. L. Hilbert
Botanic Blood Balm Claims Cure For Blood and Skin Diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for impure blood and skin ailments including eczema carbuncles ulcers and bone pains. It promises rapid relief and blood purification with free double bottles on request, urging purchases through Ward and Miller's drug store in Atlanta and other retailers.
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Atlanta
B.B. Bei
Ward Id Miller's
Proposals for City Districts 7 and 8 paving
Sealed bids due Sept 7 1911 at 7:00 am in Johnson City Tennessee for building ridges sewers storm water drains gutters and street paving with brick asphalt bitulithic blocks granitoid or concrete. Estimated quantities include 5000 cubic yards excavation 25010 square yards street paving 12000 linear feet curb 16000 linear feet 6 inch sewer lines 600 linear feet 14 inch T G drain 11 catch basins 10 cubic yards reinforced concrete for 8 foot wide drain. Bid must include 10 percent certified check. Bonds acceptable. City reserves right to reject any bid. Bids opened Sept 7 1911 at 7 pm. F McDonald City Commissioner Wm R Ponder Recorder. Johnson City Tennessee. Malt.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Ngee
F. McDonal
Wm. R. Ponder
Jnee City
Tennessee
Denial Moore et al Chancery Court notice in Jonesboro
Chancery Court in Jonesboro Washington County Tenn orders publication for four weeks in a local newspaper notifying non resident defendant Jas Masters to appear on the first Monday of September 1911 and defend the bill. Court date set for ex parte hearing if no defense is filed. August 7, 1911. A L Shipley Clark and Master Widett
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Jas. A. Ponder
Paul Sawyier
Lillian 5
Hill, Nutiliy, &Daugher
N. J
Tennesesn
Johnou City
J. W. Cass
T. Lee
Rh. W. Dickenson
Tate
Earnest
Tyto
Margaret Earnest
Felix Earnest
Eva Earnest
Tennessee
Lew
Johnson City
Sach
Chancery Court
Jonesboro
Washington County
Tenn, Denial
Moore Et al
Jas
Dohngoa City
Bowte
A. L. Shipley
Clark
Brave Young Doctor Hardy in Civil War Bridge Action
An onlooker recounts Dr. Hardy, a 19 year old Santa Barbara resident, as the bravest act seen in five years of Civil War service. On March 3, 1865 near Choraw, as Sherman moved through the Carolinas, Hardy skirmished at a Pedee River bridge, crawled under fire to a shor e edge position, fired on Confederate troops, and helped prevent the bridge from being burned, before fading into darkness after a late night exchange of shots.
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Innec DR. Hardy
Santa Harbara
Sherman
Carolinas
Choraw
Great Pedee
1. Unds
Yates
Reynolds
Los Angeles
Young Hardy
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Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Marion
Bastic
Sovarasomno
Peer l
Johnson City Steam Laundry
J. E Crouch
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol
Jack Daniel’s
Jack Daniel's
Hopkinsville, Ky
Jack Daniel
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Washington
Couny, Tenn
John W. Chinowth Et al
Archer Et al
Tt. W. Dickenson, Adm’r, Ep al
J. W, Cass
Harr & Burrow
Solleite
Ghighester Spills ‘Brand
Twente
Hest
Safeet
Pill Masters
F.W. Hoss
Budds
Enn
Ice & Coal
Seac B. Mardy
Southern Depot
W. B. Reynolds
Bulletta Guttate Street
Main St
Brading-Marshall Lumber CO
New York
West Main Street
Main Street
Armbrust-Smith-Parkis CO
John C Mikels
Fahrney
D. Pahrney & Son
Mactasrowrn
Harry W. Cease
Curter
Johnson
W. J. Matthews, M.D
Oleg
Cition
St Johnnen City
Eyea
Ani Ginawes
E. N. Moore Arronxey
Ommee
Brown
CO. Williams
Tennesnt
E. J. Vaught Arrowsey
Johnnson City
Totunoenee
Clana Dillon
Murrow
Engert, House & Co
Matohe
J. R. Gardner Arrounng
M. Oftee
Ammbrustsmith Huilding
Menntun Heling
E. B. Hensley Lawren
Harrow
Wat
Cox & Sells
Law
DLA Vises Sam
Ping Vines & Price Arrounkys
Allen A. Holsclaw
Peronai
Kreas Hutiitnemetry ‘Tonnenaee
W. C. Pierce Jushon Oy
The
Pracr
Norany Furmie
Sohnson Etty
Hamach
Deal & Dyer
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