TABLE BOARDERS WANTED AND HOUSES FOR RENT IN WARREN
Table boarders wanted at a reasonable rate by Mrs. Fannie Crumley on King Street Warren. Also a notice seeking first class table boarders with nicely furnished rooms in a desirable location near the business district by Mrs. G. W. Siaurre 117 Walnut Street. Additionally a country girl or woman for general housework is needed in Warren Johnson City Tennessee with easy work and good pay. For sale turkeys eggs and stock from Jacobs & Mason Beach Grove Tennessee listing turkeys peafowls and breeding stock with shipping available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
G. W. Siaurre
Walnut Street
Johnson City
Teun
Poland
Jacobs & Mason
Beach Grove
Tenn
Bachard Bris
Martinsville
Indiana
Attachment Notice in Burleson Case in Washington County
Notice of attachment in the Tennessee case of Dr J McDonald versus W S Burleson, a non resident, requiring Burleson to appear in Johnson City by March 14, 1908, or the suit proceeds ex parte. Publication to run for four weeks in The Comet newspaper. P Q Miller, Justice of the Peace. Stet J Vines Puror, Attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Tennessee
Sire
JR. Gardner
M. Cox & Seuns
Burleson
Washington County
Bor
Comet
Johnson City
W. 5. Burleson
Weiler- Massiogi
P. Q. Miller
Hce of the
Stet J Vines & Puror
Sheriff Sale Notice in Johnson City Tennessee 1908
Two venditioni exponas issued by the Law Court clerk in Johnson City Tennessee prompt a sheriff sale of 18 acres in Johnson City. Lula B Emmert and R R Emmert are named owners with deeds levied to satisfy judgments for Cowan McOlung Co and Burton Mountcastle Hardware Co. Sale set for March 6 1908 at the courthouse door. Sheriff J L Hawkins presiding with W A Hart D S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Washington County
Tonneaner
Court House
Lula B. Emmert
J. K. Emmert
Tennessee
Lula Kh
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge in Tennessee Court
In the Eastern District of Tennessee North eastern Division the bankrupt DB CG Hunter seeks discharge after adjudication on December 0th 1907. The hearing is set for March 3 at 10 a.m. in Greeneville Tennessee United States Court Room where creditors and interested parties may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Johnsounty
Washington County
Tenn
A. D
United States Court Room
Greeneville
Sauereat
Honace Vax Daverren
L. Mixzioam
Doputy
Local and Personal Notes Highlight City Visitors
Local residents list Bristol visitors and business callers from Erwin to Knoxville and Abingdon. Entries note health, travel, and social updates, including births, convalescence, and weekend arrivals. Berkshire ham ads mingle with motor repair and teething syrup pitches as the town tracks in from Bristol, Johnson City, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robarts
Erwin
EB. F. Kahle
Abingdon
Mra
Earnest Miller
Pleasantville news and local society notes
Local items report funeral gatherings in Sullivan county and Sullivan County visitors, church activities at Viret Presbyterian and First Baptist, a revival nearing completion, and a social at the Viret manse. Also noted are hospital visits, a school building completion on the West Side, a fire near the Southern Railway, an amputation after a railroad accident, a pneumonia death on Ivy Street, and refugee relief efforts by the American Salvation Army with a Sunday preaching service and Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Godsey
Ivy Street
Harrington Cemetery
Orphan's Home
American Salvation Army
White Elephant
West Market Street
Wm. L. Clark
J. A. Rable
Soldiers’ Home
Roan Street Baptist Church
Landslide delays South and Western passenger train near Huntdale
A landslide Friday near Huntdale, North Carolina, wrecks the mountain slope and blocks the South and Western passenger track several hundred feet above the line. The train, due at 4 30 p m, arrives at 8 a m Tuesday as crews estimate debris removal may take about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntdale
N. C
South and Western
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Cure
An old style testimonial advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Parity Pills as universal cures. It asserts internal action on the mucous membranes and lists Toledo as a distributor with multiple bartered claims and testimonials.
Commercial L U B Met Discusses Hospital and Rail Dispute
The Commercial Club held its largest attendance since the organization meeting. Dr E Fischer of McArthur Bros and a committee of local physicians met to form a hospital control plan and to discuss construction. Attorney S O Williams was hired to prosecute a rate complaint against the Southern Railway before Interstate Railroad Commission special examiners. A new agricultural committee was appointed to boost potato, cabbage, onion, and bean production for local demand and the Soldiers Home. The club also considered a park deed and building a club home. Also noted is a wedding notice for Mr Raymond P Reeves and other local legal matters and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
E. Fischer
McArthur Bros
Altapass
N. C
Fischer
Williams
Transportation Committee
Old
Carnegie Land Co
Carnegie Realty Co
Monday Literary Club
Southern Train Derailed Near Chase's Cropelig
A Southern passenger train No. 4 derailed after leaving Chase's cropelig at 6 am due to rail spread believed to have caused the track damage. Engineer Charles Boyd reversed the engine but could not prevent the accident. No crew or passengers were hurt. The engine and cars reached Jonesboro later that morning. other cars were sent back the same day. First M E Church changes meeting day to the first Tuesday monthly and forms committees to draft a church history and arrange a pulpit supply during the pastor's absence for the Baltimore General Conference in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Chase
Cropelig
Jonesboro
Charles Boyd
M. E
Campbell
Ponder
L, C. Hoes
Baltimore
Moore
Bert
Mr Moss and L Ross Leave for Standish to Take Charge
L. Ross of this city leaves today with his wife for Standish where he will assume charge of a large iron furnace. Ross has been popular as manager of Cranberry Furnace Co and is farewelled by many friends. Associate employees presented him Thursday with a pearl scarf pin studded with diamonds as a token of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Standish
Cranberry Furnace Co
Good Roads Committee Seeks Bond Reconsideration Before County Board
The Good Roads Committee of the Commercial Club plans to present to the county board at the next meeting in April to urge reconsideration of issuing bonds. They argue the county should share costs with Johnston City and Jonesboro, noting previous misunderstanding. Road improvements would aid farmers by lowering transport costs to Jonesboro market and raise farm values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads
Commercial Club
Board of County Commissovera
Joheson City
Jonesboro
New Tax Assessor Appointed for 1908 District
Chairman Kirkpatrick of the county court appoints Ed Rogan as tax assessor for the fib district to replace J. Bi. Crockett who resigned. Rogan has sworn the bond and qualified and will begin duties for 1908. Luther Banner, who shot A. H. Cline at Elk Park, NC, has been arrested and jailed in Boone. A $500 reward prompted his capture. he will be moved to Boomeraville for trial amid fears of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Ed Rogan
J. Bi. Crockett
Rogan
Luther Banner
A. H. Cline
Elk Park
Boone
N. C
Bokeraville
N.C
Banner
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Peer Service
Cop Dcr
Brading
Marshall Lumber
Sacesre Johnson Hiram Tohneon
DR. J. McDonald
Sheriff's Sale
W. A. Hart
United States District Court
Eastern District of Tennessee
CG. Hunter
G. O. Harris
Bristol
Paul E. Divico
Knoxville
Frank Tovey
Hirwin
Lonnne
Sarah Gildersleeve
New York
Berkshire
Pardue's
Pardue
S. H.R. Meade
Tom Houston
Howard Wilson
N. O
Geo
JM. Range
B. Allen
Washington
BE. J. Baxter
Frank Young
Mra. M. G. Ogden
EB. Uptegrove
Col
A. N. Molesworth
Canada
W. 1B. Whiteside
Harry Parrott
Summers-Parcott Hardware Co
Umatilla
Fla
Frank Lee
Barton-Mountcastle Hardware Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Mra. T. A. R
Nelson
Hayes Bros
Burrow
Gol
E. T. Bart
Sor. James
Hart & Houston
W. C. Pierce
Dr. Stuart
Jovenbore
W. 8. Mitchell
Fulton Smith
A. ‘Y. Denderick
Soldirs
Puarday
Miss Hunt
Fabroey
Thoman
W. C. Pierca
G. E. F. Young
Metta Goal Co
Atlanta
AN. Molesworth
Thee
Elizabethton
Hattie Kirkpatrick
Misa Virieie O'Dell
Mooresburg
Sella It
G. ©. Chandler
Watauga Avenue
Shreveport
Heary Peoples
Jon
Unicoi County
Pleasantville
Spring Street
W. T. Whitman
J. R. Whitman
Sullivan County
J. J. Harr
Daniel Trigg
Greeneville Sanday
Pax and
Oor
Miller
South Main Street
Viret Presbyterian Church
Watanga Avenue
Stev. J. E. Brown
Geo. Heder
Sullivan
Patterson
A. M. Stuart
Br. Baal W
Mitchell
Yon
W. A. Roberta
Unibol
Treateo Roberts
Floteria
Washington, Greene
Unied
Clarence Hodge
First Baptist Church
Louisville
C. B. Sears
B. Fischer
Hast Radford
Sears
Altapasa
Fincher
East Radford
Elks’ Musical Program
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
U. S. Archer
Palm Beach
Cincinnati
M. P. Millard
Southern Railway
Watauge
Walter Sartner
Gartner-Hancock Lumber Co
Gartner
North Carolina
Carnegie
Rev. Roble
J. Crier & Co
Yoledo
Chee
Busiaces
Carey Owl
Fern
Iwalming
Kimnan
Johnson City Bay
Wlt
Tillman D
Raymond P. Reeves
Memphis
Belma
Alabama
Reeves
E. 0. Reeves
W. J. Jackson
J. Walter Wright
W.G. McCain
Wright
McCain
Shou Grocery Co
Shoun
Tewn
W. B. Jackson
Jacksons
Shoun Grocery Co
Shoun Grocery
Johnson County
Merchants and Traders’ Bank
Mountain City
J. Walter Wright Laabor Co
Chureh
Mr. Moss
Good Roads Committee
Hackney
Rome
Gray Jim
Billy Mack
Shetland Post
S. R. Taylor
Johnson City, Tenn
Rooor Ehcn
Reathe
Tories
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Wade
W. L. Doughts
Frank Taylor
Golden
Sparger Mills Co
Bristol, Tenn
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