The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1897-09-09
Receivers Sale,
IN re Petition of John |.
Cox, Receiver,
In the Chancery Court at
Johnson City, Tenn,

Pursuant to the order OF the Comp
troller OF the Currency of the United
States and to the decree of the above
named court at its June term, 1897,
will on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1897,
(and continue from day to day if nee
essary) in front of the Office Uf the
Magnetic Building and Loan Assocla-
ton in Johnson City, Tennessee, sell
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
and in bar OF redemption, all the real
estate, personal chaLtel', stocks, iudg-
ments, notes and other evidences of
debt belonging to the First National
Bank of johnson, City Tennessee, il
not sooner sold at private sale. The
said real estate is described rs follows,
viz:
First tract. The lot and house known
as the "Crandall Building" and some
times called the Calvin, Wagon
er Il Co. building" situated on East
Main street in the towN of ,hLson
City, Tennessee, fronting fifty feet on
the south side OF East Main street, and
running back at rig hit angles with said
street one hundred and twenty feet
and being bounded on the east by the
lot formerly owned by Isaac Higgins,
colored, and on the west by the lot
formerly owned by DR.. S. H. Toy and
now owned by Isaac Harr.
Second tract. Four town lots lying
together on West Market street in the
town of johnson City, Tennessee,
known as lots s, 8 10 and IL, in Block
"B" of II. H. Carrs West Market strt ct
addition to Johnson City. said lots be-
ing each so feet front by $50 feet deep
and If uniform width. Said lots we're
sold as the property of Il. E. Malson
by the Sheriff of Washington county
November II, 1892, under vend. ex.
in the case of j. E. Crandall, President
&c, vs.. f M. Sinclair ct al. in the
Law Court of Johnson City, and
bought by the First National Bank of
johnson City at said sale.
Third tract. A certain brick store
house and vacant lot adjoining same
situated on West Main street III the
town of johnson City, Tennessee,
known as the Mrs. Abbie W. Harris
property. Said property is bounded
on the west by the large frame build.
ing known as the j. l.. Evans block
and now owned by Tate L. Earnest
and others, and on the east by the rear
of the brick building OF S. y. Har-
ris. The First National Bank of John
con City owns the fee in said land,
subject to the homestead rights of Mrs.
A. w. Harris in this and other prop
erty.
Fourth tract. That certain town
lot known as lot No. 81 in block s. OF
Wilder's addition. to the town of John
son City, Tennessee, situated on the
Northwest corner of Myrtle and Bax-
er streets, fronting 80 feet on Myrtle
street and running back, OF uniform
width, $50 feet to an alley. Said lot
was bought by the First National
Bank of johnson City at a Sherih's
sale on March 18th, 1898, in the case
of First National Bank of Johnson City
vs.. j NJ Erwin.
Fifth tract. That certain tract oil
land containing about forty four (44)
acres, adjoining the lands of J. p. S.a-
gle, Leonard, Stratton and others, "
ing in district No, 8, county of Wash
ington, State of Tennessee; being the
same land sold by the Sheriff of Wash.
ington county under a vend. ex. from
the Law Court OF Johnson City in the
case OF First National Bank Of John
son City vs. ]. w. Scalf ct, al.
Sixth tract. That certain tract oil
land containing two hundred and forty
acres, more or less, known as the j r.
Love farm on Martins Greek, in the
18th civil district Of Unicoi county,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of
Isaac Crosswhite, Robert Loves heirs
and others, and being the same land
bought oy the First National Bank OF
johnson City at sale made by the
Clerk and Master OF the Chancery
Court at Erwin, Tennessee, in pur.
euance of decree in the case OF the
First National Bank OF johnson City
vs.. The Erwin Land and Iron Co.
The upset prices on certain parcels
, of the real estate above described will
be as follows, viz 1st tract 81 600 90;
End tract, $4,000 3rd tract, $1,000
9th tract, 5000 90, and no bid on pame
for a smaller smount will be received
This August 10Th, 1897.
JOHN /. Cox,
Receiver Of First National Bank OF