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                <text>Places, Buildings, and Sites in and around Johnsonville</text>
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              <text>The Bargain House was located on Highway 41 near the intersection with Broadway.  &#13;
In the 1960s this building was home to Tri City Distributors, run by Arris Powell and George Todd.  It was situated between the Cottage Lunch and Gulf Station (right) and the Red and White grocery store run by Abe Lyerly to the left.  To the left of the Red and White was a furniture store run by  George Williams and to the left of that was a Barber Shop run by Price Hughes and later by Osborne Cribb and his family. Later a parts place was built and run by a Mr. Baxley</text>
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