Real estate and misc notices from East Tennessee and Western NC rail line
Local notices list livestock sale a light roan cow, five to seven years old, dry, with owner to claim by paying notice and feed bill. Real estate offerings include homes and lots citywide, furnished room and board to gentlemen, rental ads, concrete work, fertilizer, and farm listings. Railroad certificate renewal notice seeks reissue of certificate No 90 for the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Carr
Capiti
East Tennessee and Western North Carollo Railroad Company
T. T. Jove
State of
Tennessee
Carter County
I. T. Jobe
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad Company
J. T. Jobe
Creditors Told to File Claims in Staples & Dyer Case
In the chancery court at Johnson City Tennessee creditors of Staples & Dyer and Standard Computing Scale Company are notified to appear by petition and prove claims before April 1 1910 or lose benefits of the estate. Debtors enjoined from further suits except by petition and nonresident defendants must plead by November first. Published in The Comet and Newsapaper of Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Standard Computing Scale Company Et al
Staples & Dyer Et al
Chancery Court
Johnson City
Tennessee
Crediwrs
Anid Company
Agaloyt
Pach
Hom
Staples & Dyer
Chase
J. W. Cass
Attachment Proceedings Against J C Ayres in Washington County
J C Ayres is ordered to appear before J Q Miller Justice of the Peace in Washington County Tennessee to defend an attachment levied on property including four cases of shoes. Publication in Johnson City Comet for four weeks required, appearance set for November 10th to contest the suit or default will be entered ex parte.
Attachment Served in Summers-Marrott Hardware Case
A log from afidayit shows BM Reid is indebted to Summers-Marrott Hardware. An attachment was issued and levied on the defendant Ig and non-resident of Tennessee. Property seized includes four barrels of queens wire, two cases to buckets, galvanized buckets, broom bundles, cloth, matches, caffe pots, and salvVenina tubs. Publication ordered for four weeks in Johnson City Comet to require defense by November four next. failure to defend will proceed ex parte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. Reid
Summers-Marrott, Hardware Company
Tennessed
Johnson City
PQ. Miller
P.Q. Miller
Justice of the Peace
Monument for Heroine Mary Draper Ingles Unveiled in Bristol
A twenty three foot monument to Mary Draper Ingles, first English bride west of the Alleghenies, was unveiled in Madford, Montgomery County, designed by Cap William Tagles and funded by her descendants. John Ingles of Pulaski County spoke. Miss Mary Draper Ingles, daughter of Andrew Ingles, drew the yell. The stone comes from the heroine’s cabin chimney, still standing in New River, Montgomery County, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Madford
Wain
Montgomery County
Mary Draper Juggle
Allegheny Mountains
William Tagles
John Ingles
Pulaski County
Virginia
Mary Draper Ingles
Andrew Ingles
Ingles
Ohio
New River
America
Local and Personal Notes From Bristol City
Mrs J G Lyle of Bristol visits in the city this week while Hugh Hill and wife return from Bristol. Mrs Henry Hale also returns from Bristol. Mrs Geo B Smith of Bristol visits her daughter at the Soldiers Home. Walter H Henderson of New York arrives to stay with family. Mrs Geo C Sells hosts this week with Mrs H Henderson and Miss Smith of Bristol and Miss Cooper of Church Hill. Capt Ike T Jobe travels crutches home from Nashville after hospital stay. injured in the recent Pegram wreck and plans to work in Minnesota for W J Oliver. Auction at 8 A M Friday Oct 8 at the New York Bargain House 111 W Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Henderson
New York
Geo. C. Sells
H. Henderson
Miss Smith
Bristol
Miss Cooper
Church Hill
Ike T. Jobe
Nashville
Burton
Pegram
Minnesota
W. J Oliver
W. Main St
Services at First Baptist Church to feature visiting ministers
Next Sunday morning Rev. Emory Hawk of Bluefield West Virginia will preach at the First Baptist Church. In the evening visiting ministers from Folkston Conference will fill the pulpit. Mixx Rhea Hunter, Johnson City’s vocalist, comes from Bristol to sing in the morning at First Baptist and in the evening at Munsey Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Hawk
Bluefield
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Folkston
Mixx Rhea Hunter
Johnson City
Bristol
First Bapist Church
Mun«sey Memorial
Valuation of R. R. Property Reported by Railroad Commission
The railroad commission finished its 1908 assessment showing about a one million dollar increase. Local concerns listed include Johnson City Traction Co at 25,000.00 and Bristol Telephone Co at 8,000.00 with distributable localized property values totaling 279,000.00 and 4460.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailroad Commission
Johnson City Traction Co
Bristol Telephone Co
Runaway Water Team Injures Boy in Town Street
A team belonging to Ed McCain used to deliver Tullioka Spring water bolted past New street yesterday morning frightening civilians. The driver, a twelve year old son of C. B. Gobble, sustained internal injuries and received care from Dr. W. J. Matthews before being taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCain
Tullioka
New Street
C. B. Gobble
W. J. Matthews
Water rents due for quarter ending December 80 1909
Water rents for the quarter ending December 80 1909 are due at the Watauga Water Co. office on Spring street. If not paid by October 15, service will be discontinued without further notice. October 1, 1900. 17 Watauga Water Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Water Co
Spring Street
Watuoga Water Co
John W Blair Dead After Long Illness at Beaumont
John N Blair aged 67 died at his home 486 College street yesterday at 6 PM. Funeral at his residence this afternoon led by Rev J W Moore of the Methodist church, interment Magnolia cemetery. Survived by three children Mrs W W McCarter C E B Blair Beaumont and W C Blair Dayton Texas. three sisters and two brothers from Oregon Tennessee and Texas. Lifelong Beaumont resident eight years after Knoxville stay. long rheumatic illness and heart complications cited. Active church member and former Birt Methodist participant. Beaumont Enterprise, Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. bin
College Street
Wolclock
J. W. Moore
Methedist Church
oMferating
Magnolia Cemetery
Mr. Blair
W. W. McCarter
C. E B. Blair
Beaumont
W. C. Blair
Texas
Blair
Che
Birt Methodist Church
Enterprise
County Court News: Bond Issuance for State Normal in Washington Co
County court met Monday with Chairman W. B. Squibb presiding. It authorized issuing 75,004 bonds to locate the state normal school in Washington county, with condition the school stays in county. A tax levy amendment allows the clerk to tax liquor deniers $500, total county and state taxes $1,500 for bootleggers. The court also addressed Foy W. Dulaney’s shortage, offering relief to sureties if $7,242.70 is paid within 30 days, while not altering Dulaney’s liabilities. Passed 82 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Squibb
State Normal School
Washington County
Foy W. Dushaney
Sam S. Kirkpatrick
Iuly
Foy W. Dulaney
W. F. Young
Dulaney
Herald and Tribune
Allison Has New Headquarters in Johnson City
Charles B. Allison route agent for Southern Express moved headquarters to Johnson City to be near the new GC and C Railway route. He will keep Bristol as home and visit frequently. Circuit Court in Jonesboro shows swift docket under Judge Coleman with fines for violators including tippling and a murder acquittal for Minnie Nicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Allison
Southern Express Company
Johnson City
Allison
Bristol
Bristol News
W. T. Coleman
Jonesboro
Jackson
Mund
Randolph's Sarcasm and Water Rent Notice
Old John Randolph of Roanoke mocks the opposition as rats in a Senate moment. Water rents for the quarter ending December 30, 1909 are due now. Water Co. on Spring Street issues notice with October deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
John Randolph
Roanoke
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolina
Clinghfield
Oh1o Railway
Clinchfield
Ed South
St. Paul Johnson City
Northomo
Pau
Charlotte
Wilmington
N. C
J. J. Campion
Mgr
Marion
Bostic
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Monroe
Hamlet
Carr Supente
Loudon County
Knoxville
T. L. Rogers & Son
Cleveland
Linda A ‘Imlty
Carr Brothers
Springstreet
Berney Eh Cf
Kenova
W. A. Kite & Co
Sprine St
Wei
Circe and Feed Co
la Taylor
Warren & Co
A. Kite & Co
R. C. Warren & Co
brust-Smith
Harris Avenue
Fanny Crumley
Gov. K. Brown
West Pine Street
T. W. Davidson
Ltorr
Jobe
Auoter
Setember
Cox & Sella, Vines & Price, Satieltors
W. F. Carter Ob
Th. Coon Et al
W. H. Coon
Tessie
Coon
Silc
Comet
Hewapater
W. Cass
Moat
Vanghet
Geo. C,sella
Tote
J. C. Ayres
Summers-Parrott Hardware Company
J.C. Ayres
Jefore Pq, Miller
Washington County, Tenn
Platoti
Wnt
Exparte
VQ. Miller
F. M. Reid
M. Reid
Q. Miller
Ironing Board
Brading & Marshall Lumber Co
East Main Street
Jobe Street
J. G. Lyle
Hugh Hill
Henry Hale
R. R
Boy
Paris
Madame Savarie
Woolter
Weslex
H. Black
Main Street
Market Street
Hart & Houston
John W. Blata
County Court News
Philadelphia Record
Tunnell
Fountain Square
W. W. Whalen
Union Depot and Business Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!