SHERIFE S SALE Watauga Lumber Co vs Thomas Angel
Watauga Lumber Co seeks to recover a mortgage in Washington County Tennessee. Sheriff J Hawkins will auction the Angel property at the Johnson City courthouse on November 21 1891 to satisfy a May 1 1891 judgment for 52.02 debt plus 2.15 costs and material charges. Sale requires cash in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Lumber Co
Thomas
Angel
H. L. Cooper
Washington County
Tenn
Johnson City
Court House
Thos. A. Angel
Stratton
Watnugaander Company
T. A. Angel
H.C. Hart
J. Hawkins
Sheriff Sale Notices from Johnson City Real Estate
A series of sheriff sales in Johnson City Tennessee list multiple judgments against L. H. P. Lusk and related parties. Properties include a Cherry Street frontage lot and a Spring Street corner lot, with sale dates set for November 21 1891 at the court house. Debts range around five hundred to four hundred dollars plus costs, with payment required to avoid sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. P. Lusk
A. P Henderson
Spring Street
L. H
Hawise
Sherupe
Watauga Bank Sells Property Under Court Vendition
By vendi exponag issued October 14 1891 and dated November 21 1891 the sale offers for cash the right title and interest of L U P Look in a Jolneon City lot. The property fronts 25 feet on Spring Street and extends 100 feet back. The sale occurs at the law court for Washington County Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Cooper
Washington County
Johnson City
Tenn
Court House
L. H. P. Luck
Spring
Cherry Streets
Spring Street
Cherry Street
L. H. P. Lusk
Lusk
W. B. Lockett & Co
L. H. IP
H. ©. Hart
J.J. Hawkers
B. H. Yoakley
Va. P
R. J. Lusk
W. Campbell
T. J. Galloway
M. Howe
B. H. Leeper Crake
P.C. Hoss
B.J. Lusk
H.C. Hart
J.T. Hawkins
U.P
Jolneon City
Carnegie
Sixth Avenue
Lota
Seventh Avenue
URS
Shelburne Taylor & Co
G. R. Brown
H. C. Hart
J. 1. Hawks
Shelburne
Tay
Property Sales Across Johnson City and Washington County
Legal notices inform of executions and sales in Johnson City and Washington County Tennessee. Sums include debts of 286 dollars with costs and 442.92 dollars with costs, with properties described by streets and block numbers offered to the highest bidder on specified dates at court houses.
Boy’s woodchuck battle ends with foxed field relief
A New Hampshire boy describes trapping and shooting woodchucks that ravaged his clover and bean crops to fund academy tuition. After a prolonged chase he tailed a plan, tarred and bell-bound a captured chucker, which led to its death by its fellows and the end of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Tim
Tever
Woodelusks
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C.K. Lide & Co
A. B. Bowsan
J. W
Fplevener
Proctor Land Company
N. Johnson & C9
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Insurance Co
N. Y
Oses Taylor Pyne
N.Y
Bert E. Bonner
New York Ledger
Liam Allen Butler, Jr
Lawyers Club
Jones & CO
Wall Street Financial News
N. Y- Eee
Quing
T., Wilder
J. W. Cure
See
W. A. Kite & Co
Kite & Co
Juudso Crry
Tess
Singiser & Chandler
Tennessee
Sherife
South B. Cheneyene
BE. T. & W.N Weat
Ph. J. Lusk Rest
E. N
Hawke
W. B. Lockett
Bal
Watauga Bank
Ding
Sanders
Sam
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Watauga Lighting & Powerico
J.D. Weaver & CO
Studebaker Wagon
Aeckanes National Bukng & Loan Association
Tohnson City
K. Lide
Will Harr
A Bowman
W. G. Mathes
CASS
W.w.paw
N. L. Murrell
Mechanics’ National
Opera House
J.T. Wilder
Prest
Wlw. Hargreaves
Supt
J. W. Core
Sosy and
Trac
Varnegie Tron Company
Johnson City, Tenn
Sci Bessemer and
Spring Streets
McFarland & Co
Tos Drug Store
Corner Main and
Buffalo Sts
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