Census Bullets Report Tennessee Property and Debt Figures
A compilation of census bulletins lists Tennessee real estate valued at 22 million and personal property at 54.7 million with total assessments of 47.7 million. State debt totals about 19.1 million, with county and city debts adding 2.17 and 7.08 million respectively. Home ownership shows 334,194 families, 160,880 owning homes, 183,814 renting, and various ownership rates across farm and non farm residences.
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Tennessee
Sullivan County notes on crops and people
NROM SULLIVAN reports mixed farm conditions with wheat good oats booming corn growing weeds rising while some farmers complain. Local movers include Mr Hanson returning to Michigan, aged Wilds at home, and Chas King wiring for a railroad in North Carolina. Beav er Creek church dedication, Bluff City Methodist fence, and a Bluff Saturday harvest event with Mason turnout noted.
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Chas. King
North Carolina
Local notes and business moves from a Tennessee town
Mrs. A F Welch returns home to Watauga with Miss B P Anderson. Prof Dick Garner explores language with gorillas in Africa. John R Tate buys M D Massengill's stock and relocates near the Methodist church. John aims for a varied stock and customer service. Virginia Fired Marine continues in Tennessee. Cranpat and Worron, Agents.
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A. F. Welch
Watauga
B. P. Anderson
W,is
Dick Garner
Africa
John R. Tate
M. D. Massengill
John
Virginia
Tennessee
Cranpat & Worrorn
Agenta
Virginia convict confesses to moonshiners in Goshorn death
A Virginia convict allegedly admits involvement with a gang of moonshiners who murdered John Goshorn, whose body was found in a cave near Bristol eighteen months ago. The tale claims a narcotic overdose caused his death while robbing him for a silver find in the mountains.
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Virginia
John G. Goshorn
Bristol
Goshorn
Charleston
W. Va
Watauga Bank Directors and Capital Figures
The notice lists Watauga Bank as authorized capital and details officers including President A B Bonsar and Vice President Sony, with directors Judge John Prit and George D. Temiar among others. It asserts the bank’s strength in Washington and Carter counties and promises business reliability and steady transactions.
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John Prit
George D. Temiar
F. Hoss
J.C. Hardin
N. Ors
James A. Martin
Hod
Kango
K. Lie
Wit. Barton
D. C. Taylor
M.taylor
Tase Dat Pa Np Eapharol Bank
Washington
Carter
Delinquent Taxes Order of Publication in Tennessee Suit
State and County sue unknown owners to collect delinquent taxes for 1890 1901 on lands in Johnson City in the 5th Civil District described by numerous lots streets alleys and additions with owners unlocated per affidavit of the Tax Attorney. Proceedings seek foreclosure and tax recovery in chancery court.
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Tennessee
Washington County
Walter
Johson City
Sth
Notice to unknown owners on tax property sale in Johnson City
The court orders unknown and non resident owners to appear by the first Monday in August before the Clerk and Master in Johnson City to show cause why real estate should not be condemned and sold for back taxes for 1890 and 1891. If they fail to appear, the bill may be confessed ex parte. The notice runs four weeks in Tre Comer in Johnson City. Dated July 8, 1893.
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Johnson City
Tom Confenaed
Non-Resident Notice in Chancery Court Tennessee
Non residents of Washington County Tennessee named in a Chancery case with an attachment against G Morris and others. Notice requires appearance on the first Monday in August 1809 and defense to the bill, or the allegations will be confessed. Court: Chancery Court at Johnson City. Clerk: W F Young. Publication for four weeks.
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Syed Te
Neal
Briliart
M. Clark
Lonea
AB Clark
Tennessee
Aml
G. Morris
Said
Chancery Court
Court House
Johnson City
W-F. Young
W. Honat
New Democratic Incumbent Dismisses 17 Republican Carriers
Topeka Kansas June 21 postmaster discharged seventeen Republican carriers and appointed Democrats to their posts. Five Democrats who previously served under the Republican administration were kept. The action followed civil service rules to take effect at the office on July.
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Topeka
Kan
Thomas
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Stanistius
Nrom Sullivan
Mr. Hanson
Willey Boom and Lumber Company
State
Wilds
James Evans
Blountville
N. J. Phillips
Sullivan
Wolford
Sherry
Jaybird Springs
Sullivan County
C. C. Chamberlain
Bluff City
Abe McCllellan
Near B
Samuel Carrier
Glover's Springs
Sam
Beaver Creek
8. M. Burnett
M.D. Massengill
The.p
Crawpall, & Worrorp
McDowell
Paris
la Mode de
la Mode
Messrs. A. McDownln & Co
West 14Th Street
New York
Watauga Bank
Johnson City, Tennessee
A.B. Bonsar
We St
Sony
W. Bi. Mindattai Gaahter Ink Hank
State OF Tennessee Et al
Teel
Baxter Street
Fairview Street
Stuart Street
Alley
Myrtle Avenue
Watauga Avenue
Unaka Avenue
Wilson
Market Street
Elmo Street
Willow Street
Sanders Winer
Trupueel
Hoss, Elmo Street and Tobacco Factory
Watange Avenue
Boyd (& Culver
Carnegie
Deer Park
Hughes
Bowman
Rts i
East Park
Henry
Claiborne Street
Grover
Ceater
Alton Street
Holston Avenue
Ania
Wilder
W. F. Yours
C. W. Honce
D.C
Coaneery Court
Johneon
Waehington County, Tenn
Ent
Virginia College
War Young Ladies
Roanoke
Owen
Lome
Magmil
Sin Valley
Uox
Cok
W. A. Harris
D. D
Renee Ani
Palle
Gratus Io
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W.T. Hill
Johnson City, Tenn
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