JACKSON COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Gainesboro Sentinel January 11, 1900
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WAIVED A HEARING

Bud and Leslie Lynch were arraigned at Flynn's Lick on last Saturday
before Justices Hargis and Williamson, on the carges of shooting John
and James Carter, on Dec. 24.  The State introduced a large volume of
proof consuming two days, after which the defendants waived examination
and gave bond in the sum of $2000 for their appearance at Circuit court,
next March.

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OFF FOR CUBA Mr. Gid H. Lowe, a member of
the stock firm of Lowe, Ke... Reynolds, left last Monday three car loads
of hogs bound for Havana Cuba. Mr. Lowe, has recently shipped several
Berkshire pigs to cuba ...fancy prices.  A handsome profit will no doubt
be ...by the enterprising gentleman, Mr. Lowe was accompnied  by Lieut.
James T. Quarles, goes on a prospecting throught the island.  (((note
some of the words were cut off))) 

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January 18, 1900 Sentinel

COMPROMISED.

John and James Carter were to have been tried here last Monday for
committing an assault with guns, etc., upon Bud and Leslie Lynch, last
Christmas day.  Before the case was called a compromise was effected
between all parties concerned and the prosecution declared off.  The
Lynch boys who were recently bound over to the court on a similar charge
will not be prosecuted, and the cost will fall about equally upon the
warring factions.  The lawyers, witnesses and court officials will
receive their money, but what about "the peace and dignity of the State"
of which we hear so much in the court house.

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A son of Wm Pendergrass, of Putnam county, was instantly killed last
week by a tree falling on him.

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