Sheriff’s Sale in Washington County Tennessee
In the circuit court at Jonesboro Washington County Tennessee J M Williamson A J Miller and Reeve n Baxter vs Miller two renditions to sheriff proceed to sale March on courthouse door Jonesboro final bid for what land lying in eighteenth district of Washington County Tennessee bounded by stars containing ninety five acres and homestead rights reserved, judgments against Miller for money and costs will be paid from sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Washington County
Tennesse
J. AL. Williams
J. Miller
Reeven & Baxter
Miller
Court House
Jonesboro
Tenn
Fardale
Kirkpatrick
Washington Countys
Ely
Reaver & Baxter
Anleas
Land Sale Notice in Washington County Tennessee
Admin J. Stout of estate of N Stout seeks sale of Abe Burgner held land in the First Civil District of Knox? Weeksington county Tennessee. Sale will occur at the courthouse in Jonesboro on the fourth day of March 1895 to the highest bidder for cash, all right title and interest of Abe Burgner in described tract near Sarah Copp and Harvey Richimieon line, containing about 27-24 acres more or less, subject to homestead and prior lien of $128.95 plus costs. Sheriff J S Putunser to conduct sale. notice printed by The Gomer.
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Washington County
Tennesseu
J. Stout
Abe Burgner
Court House
Jonesboro
Tonner
Luke
Weekington
Tennessee
Sarah Coppy
Sarah B. Copp
Harvey Richimieon
Sandy Fader
Q J. Stout
N. Stout
Aly Bargner
W. P. Binks
Tenneson
Abe Burguer
Puttouser
Prnter
Tennessee Centennial Notes and Knoxville Edition Plans
The eastern women of Tennessee promote a large centennial edition of the Knoxville Tribune to benefit the women’s work. It will feature unreleased letters and Andrew Jackson stories, with substantial advertising from Knoxville business houses. Counties will display resources at the Centennial Exposition in Nashville, attracting Homeseekers and manufacturers to boost state wealth and progress.
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Bstate
Knoxville Tribem
Woman's Department
Knoxville
Andrew Jackson
Ceccaemee
Nashville
Davidson County
Leity
Tennessee
Exposition notes and civic letters amid Atlanta items
The article lists Cotton States and International Exposition plans with five hundred workers on the grounds and a ship charter to Jamaica. It notes a monument design by Bradford L. Gilbert for Piedmont Park, plus letters inviting major cities to send representations. It also reports Prohibitionista state ticket, a New York labor letter reply, and remarks on John Hugg and Lica V. Lipp engagements with satirical verse lines.
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Bradford L. Gilbert
Piedmont Park
Allantis
Collier
Philadelphia
Chicago
Grayson county tragedy linked to mother and two children
Reports from Grayson county Virginia describe a residence fire that killed two young children and involved a mother accused of locking them inside the home before it burned. A magistrate bound the mother over for grand jury action as the community awaits further word.
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Grayson County
Henry Lesler
Hart
Grayson
Chilhowie
Brixtol Courier
Senator Bate's Kaklux Fee Revealed in Bank Deposit
Ben Bate recalls a curious relic from the postwar period a bag of silver given as a fee after defending a client charged as a kaklux. He says the coins may have been worth around 75 to 105 dollars and were deposited in a Nashville bank as a special deposit and not seen since possibly containing more valuable coins.
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Ben Bate
Kaklux
Bether
Nashville
Washington Star
Kentucky Judge Charges Jury in Fragmented Rhetoric
A Kentucky judge instructed a jury with a rambling comparison of belief and verdicts, while a faded ad for Ramon’s Liver Pills promotes health remedies. The note mentions President Cleveland and a judge named A B Montgomery in a distant trial context.
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Ramon
Tunis
Wild Negroes Indignation Meeting At Big Bethel
A mass meeting at Atlanta's Big Bethel Church devolved from memorializing Frederick Douglass into a fiery protest against whites. Speakers urged defiance, with calls for revenge and Jim Crow, social equality, and threats of further action.
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Atlanta
Big Bethel
Frederick Douglass
Proctor
Douglas
Kt. M. Cheeks
Big Bethel Church
North Carolina
Douglass Firal
Washington
Lee
Carter
Friendship Baptisl Church
Frederick
Morris
Douglass
Supreme Court
Frederick Douglas
Jesus Christ
Furnace Delayed by Freight Rates and River Route Plan
Arrangements to put the Embreville Iron furnace into operation on April 1 are postponed as freight rates on the Southern Railway between Embreville and Bristol prove unaffordable. W P Brownlow spoke in Knoxville to seek workable rates, but the offered figures are steep, delaying production. A river route along the river from Embreville to Erwin is proposed to connect with various roads and relink shipments via Bristol with reduced construction. A Johnson City to Bristol traveler remains confident the project will proceed. Also reported are a surgical operation by Dr Than and Dr Hatfold, and a striking case of Myra Simmons whose scalp was partially removed and reattached after a knot tightened over years, with a full recovery anticipated.
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Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co
Jorney City
Joseph ' Dixon Crucible Co
Jersey City
N. J
Pe Runa
Pe Rusna
Perwna
Embreville
Southern
Bristol
W. P. Brownlow
Knoxville
Baltimore
New York
Erwin
Bowman's Farm
Johnnsson City
Elizabethton
N,&w
Wesr
Than
Elizabeth
Hatfold
Leachtown
Myra Simmons
Standing Stone
Stamping Patterns Offerings From Boston Publishers
Readers are invited to send to the Home publishers in Boston for a set of stamping patterns. Patterns measure various sizes for embroidery or painting with 91 distinct designs and two alphabets. A sixteen page paper costing ten cents for postage and material is offered for three months, with a free illustrated premium list to advertisers. The note adds that wage disputes on the Southern railway have been settled with employees accepting the proposed schedules.
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Boston
Masa
Southern Railway
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Proprietor Oversees Prep
An old advertisement asserts no other Sarsaparilla matches Hood's for thorough quality, emphasizing the Proprietor personally supervises every preparation detail.
Don’t forget the spring care for plants and glass
The note advises keeping pianos clean and atmosphere moist with thorough spraying. Warns against sudden temperature changes and urges ready glass to replace broken panes. Recommends old remedies like water for red spider, tobacco tea for aphids, lime water for soil worms. Emphasizes sunny, cool, and shaded spots for bloom, with ample water and light for buds.
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Lite
May Bentley
Hood
Hannes
Iialiral York Ypanker
Turer
Toil & Co
Lowbtl
Sarsaparitia
Guthrie
Wilkes
Shelbyville
Livtlana
Movel
Cironit Court
J. M. Williamson
A. J. Miller
Toeves & Buster
A.J. Miller
Bas
Sheriff’s Sale
Casington County
Grenada
Jane
BW. Wrenn
Gaba
Agentu
Hoe
Jamaica
Prohibitionista
Kentucky
Democratic Party
T. B. Demaree
John Hugg
Charlestown
Lica V. Lipp
Johe
Laura
Tie Lipp
Hagg
Lipps
Keights of
Lavor
Wajing
Hot Springs Board of Health
Arkaines State
Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
MR. Cleveland
Mim
Togues
Cleveland
Carlisle
United States
Rothchild-Morgan
Congress
Treasury
Washington Post
Bate
A. B. Montgomery
Wolfard &Co
Territory
St Louie Presa
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