Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-02-21

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of $50, 900 as before designated IN the
decree, and further, that the purchaser
shall be liable for the 1916 and 1897
taxes.
The second mortgage bonds alone
amount t over eight millions of dol
lars and accrued interest amounting to
four millions. The first mortgage
bonds are quite tidy sum also.
/ Splendid Green Mountain seed pota-
/ toes for sale by w F. Bandy.
Chancery court will convene Monday
with JuCge A. Il. Roberts on the
bench.
Ii you want one of those Collie pups
better come quick for there is only one
| left.
| F. Baisley was in from Creston Nom
day settling his taxes with Trustee
Jas. Smith. Mr. Basley Is one of tha
Industrious and thrifty citizens of the
Creston neighborhood who enJuys the
confidence and respect of the entire
nelghborhood.
A. j. McGuire has just closed deal
with j. M. Watkins and j K. Bailey,
Martell, and K. s. Castell whereby
each OF these gentlemen become own
ers of 100 acres of land from what NJ
known as the Lockwood tract. The
land lays beyond Pleasant Hill, near
Nevertail.
keed Il Burnett has just purchased a
new cash register that costs the hand
some sun OF $3.50. 1t Is a most perfect
piece Of machinery and source of
great convenience in handling their
large volume of business.
The High School presents "Mr,
Bob, at Court House Friday night.
General ADHESION, SC; reserved seat
tickets on sale now, 35c.
j. Z. Burnett 4 Sons, Bllbrey &
Phillips and K. Cooper Company
have recently installed adding machines
IN their business. Such modern CON
venlences have become almost a neces-
s ty in all we'll regulated businesses In
this day and time.
DR.. A. j. McClarney was able to be
out SATURDAY for the first time IN some
days. He bad been suffering with an
attack of grippe.
Mrs. Matte G. Post was here from
Grandview last week as the guest of
Mrs. j. b. johnson. Mrs. Post left
TOR Chattanooga the middle OF the
week.
L. N. Hargitt & Company, who lost
heir store 1T Wastel a snort time ago
" tire. are now having rev store
luIldlGC erected on their own land,
.oroh Of The rsll1oaj, aad expect to be
.ay for BUSINESS in the aeR building
W. 10 vcsk.
Jake J lett aaa wiIe We're up from
irass} Cove Mo.d day aua mace a pleas
ut call at this office.
Don't fail to see M Bob, " at the
QUIT House Trlday njSbt. General
25c; reserved seat tickets on
ale now, 35c.
Farm For Ssle-l00 acres level land
. acres under ploW end tree of
tumps, one mlle from de, OF, running
7ater, 8 head of cattle, IL hogs, one
ood mule, some chickens, turkeys and
ucks, fruit trees, soue hay ana pota-
oes. plenty of farm, tools. VIII sell
heap as husband is crippled and un-
BILE to work. Mrs. Marie Bruncvik,
.avenscroft, Route |. Box 4. 2-21-2t.
For Sale-or will trade for a good
1llch COW, some of the best Poland
hlna hogs and pigs; registered .ock
the finest kind. b. A Allen, Har.
imam, Tenn. 2-212t.
Hill Lowrey, recently retired as
larshal OF Clossville, has secured
ositlon as railroad detective with the
outhern Railway. He leaves for
rlstol today to take up the duties of
is new position. He has not yet de-
ded when he will move his family, SO
e are informed Mr.. Lowrey did
BOD thing for CrossvIIle in suppress
g lawlessness and Crossville did a,
sod part by him by supporting him in
J efforts and paying tim a salary
vice as large as any other marshal
Id drawn up to that time. He start
in at $75 month ami the last year
was given $85 besides having new
Inform purchased for him at the cost
the city, so we are Informed.
Nathan Lemert, who has been with
S sister, in Oklahoma City, OKLA
ma, for some weeks. is just recover
g from an attack of measles.