Sealed proposals for moving picture machine library supplies
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the treasurer Mountain Branch N H L S National Soldiers Home Tenn until 12 o clock October 21 1808 and then opened for furnishing and delivery of moving picture machine library supplies in accordance with instructions and specifications copies of which with blank proposals and other information may be had upon application to Paul Divine Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreasuier
Mountain Branch
V.S
Tenn
Paul B. Divine
N. HD
National Soldiers’ Home
Paul
Divine
Cis
Pressmer
N. H
Ofice
Paul EF
Supplemental Registration in Washington County Precincts
A supplemental registration will be held in the First and Second precincts of the Ninth civil district and the Fifteenth civil district of Washington County at the usual places.
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Washington County
Voter Registration Notice September 14 1908
Voter registration notice lists names and dates for residents in the Inez area. Books open from midnight until dark this September 14 1908 and require registrants to confirm previous registrations or changes of residence since the last general registration. Names include Haskins Wh. Dyer Obma A. J. Baxter Shipley and others.
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Inez
N.m. Wntil Dp
Haskings
WH. Dyer
Obma
A. J. Baxter
ALL
Shipley
Haskiel H. Dyer
Chinn, A.J
Baxt A, L
BAIPL
Local and Personal News Items From Johnson City
Fall Branch resident J Will Sheppard visits the city while Dr E Miller returns from Rochester Minn. Bristol guests Charlie Vince and Mrs Jno A Whismap visit relatives. Mrs Allen Harris and child sail for Baltimore on No 42 to visit kin. R M May and J I Hawtema hear Hon Geo N Tillman speak in town. Mrs G L Clay and daughter Laura plan to move to Nashville around the 20th. Daughters of the Confederacy meet with Mrs A W Spencer Tuesday at 2:30. See Real Rose Hat Pins at Wm Silver Co Johnson City. Mrs L D Gump sails to Rochester Minn for appendicitis treatment with husband and Dr W J Miller. E Burbage Republican candidate speaks at Jonesboro. also D A Vines attends. Recorder Ellsworth away in Atlanta on business. J W Cass acts in his place. Mrs John D Reeves returns from Hosemond to hear Senator Taylor open Tennessee campaign. Delama Metalized Real Rose Hat Pins advertised. Mr R Hunter says Wm C Wetmore promises a visit by Bryan or Cochran to Johnson City in October. date to be announced.
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Will Sheppard
Fall Branch
Miller Hae
Rochester
Ming
Charlie Vince
Bristol
Jno
Allen Harris
Little Soy
Baltimore
G. L. Clay
Mies Laura
Nashville
Daughters of the Confederacy
A. W. Spencer
Wm. Silver & Co
Opticians
Main Stret
Johnson City
Tenn
Mr. R. ©. Hunter
M. C. Wetmore
Democratic National Committee
W. J. Bryan
Bourke Cochran
Notice of Sale Under County Court Decree in Johnson City
Obedience to a 1908 county court decree leads to a public sale on November 9 in front of the courthouse door at Johnson City Washington County Tennessee. The property described as town lots twelve through sixteen in block twelve of West End Addition will be sold on six and twelve month credit with one third cash, with notes bearing interest and a lien retained.
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Carnegie
West Market
West Main Streets
Jolineon City
Watangs
Lota
Erwin
Hood River
Ore
Chas
A.B. Hall
Tennessee
Comet
Johnson City
Chancery Cort
A. L, Shipley
J. RK. Ganowan
Jonesboro
Johanson City
Washington County
Horace Bartlett
Tenn
West End Land Company
Et MS
Wal
Saeaa
Maniac Kills Two Then Hangs Self in Suburban Tragedy
A man named Beals killed Burney Bayless and his wife with an axe in their Maple Street home before attempting suicide. He then dragged his own life to an end by hanging in the city jail. Bayless, a Civil War veteran, left a widow and eight children. Beals was described as unstable for months prior to the murders.
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W. N. Beals
Burney Bay- Jess
Beale
Mrs. Bayless
Hunbroville
Burney Baylows
Maple Atreet
Bayless
Vana
Beals
Mre. Deals
Mrs. Beals
Bob Taylor
Dave Netherly
Sheriff Jones
Pogleman
Burney Bayless
Bethesda
Heal
Embreville
Turney Bayless
Brickmason
City Board Approves East Main and Market Paving Contract
At Thursday’s aldermen meeting a contract with Kelly Broa was authorized to pave East Main Street from Roan to Division and East Market from Roan to Division, or as much as later agreed. Improvement district No 5 created for the project may limit paving to the hill top, with plans to beautify a small triangle near the Unaka Bank with a fountain. Possible paving extends to Boone Street on West Market and West Main, Roan from the Southern railroad to Watauga Avenue.
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Board of Aldermen
Kelly Broa
Market
Main
Bank
West Market
West Main Streets
Boone Street
Roan
Southern Railroad
Watauga Avenue
Water rents due December quarter at Watauga Water Co office
Water consumers must pay the December 31 1906 quarter rents at the Watauga Water Co office on Spring Street. If unpaid by October 15 the service will be discontinued without further notice. October 1 1906. The Woodruff Stock Co brings The Winning Hand to the Hippodrome for a solid week starting October 12 with tickets 1 20 and 50 cents. ladies free Monday night.
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Watauga Water Co
Woodruff Stock Co
Hippodrome
Fairle
Loman
Arona
Beate
The
Watauga’ Water Co
Spring Street
Ha Watauga Water Co
Parade to open annual fair in Johnson City October 2
The big street parade will be the rat day of the fair on October 2 as farmers and merchants promise a grandest parade in Johnson City. Water rents for the quarter ending December 31, 1908, are now due at the Watauga Water Co on Spring Street. notice dated October 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Candidate Tillman Speaks Here at Hippodrome
Hon. Geo N Tillman republican candidate for governor spoke in this city yesterday at the Hippodrome opera house. Introduced by Mon Robt Gardner he addressed an hour and a half delivering his regular speech. The crowd numbered about 800 and Tillman, not a strong man, had difficulty making himself heard. He is described as a good plain citizen and will be permitted to remain one.
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Tillman
Geo. N. Tillman
Hippodrome Opera House
Mon. Robt. Gardner
Philly
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Brading & Marshall
Hous
Chancery
Johnson
Warriington Gaunt
United States
T.L. Rogers & Son
Cleveland
W. Saanira
Walnut Street
Mro
Panniv Cromley
King Street
Jackson Grocery Company
Lal
W. C. Pietes
Market Street
Jackson Grocery Ch's
Pierce
West Market Street
5. B. White
Jack
Geo. K. Brown, Tr
Mammoth Bronze
Addressy A. Lyle
Jobnico City
H. A, Garr
A. Simmons
J. A. Simmons
Isaac Wing
Istate of
Ian
Chancery Court
Byrd
A. L. Shipley
K. Ganpsen
D. C
Z. J. Cox
D. Dunn
Als
R.M. May
J. I. Hawhema
Hon
Geo, N. Tillman
L. D. Gump
Rochester, Minn
W. J. Miller
Co. E. Burbage
Floater
D. A. Vines
Ellsworth
Atlanta
J. W. Cass
John D. Reeves
Hosemond
Senator Taylor
Delama
Wm, Silver & Co
Watchmakers
Mainstreet
Johnsonity
Tenal Plicok
Vand Sale
Ennessee
Guy L. Smith
Frances E. Pile Et al
Ein
Mason
SwClerk and
Gua
E. J. Vanght
Johnson City, Tenn
Jewelers
Opera House
Woodruff Stock Company
Ane
Crazy Man
Son City
In Our Nation Department
Underwear Department
Whisman Bros
Ned
the Globe
GLOBE
Devault
Hannah
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