JACKSON COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Gainesboro Sentinel Aug 16, 1883
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(Information below is typed as is. The information is NOT to be SOLD!)

Lex Cooper, Hugh Smith, Rol. Terry and Mr. --- Conner, of Granville,
were in town this week.  That Granville craft runs well, but Gainesboro
don't intend to be out done.

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W T Hall is confined to his bed, but we hope to hear of his recovery
under the treatment of Dr. J. A. Pillow.
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Mr. Frank Lee Anderson and sister mary of Union City, were visiting
friends and relatives at Gainesboro this week.
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Hon. T. M. Gailbreath has been compelled to suspend an interesting
school at sugar creek on account of sickness.  Hope he may soon recover.
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Mr. A. N. Kirkpatrick left Tuesday for Texas.  -----has been one of our
successful merchants and we predict a prosperous future in his new home.
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Mrs. McCauley, widow of uncle Jack McCauley and sister of Geor. M. Ray
dec'd has been afflected with paralysis, but is some better.
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Mat Anderson, eldest son of Jas. A. Anderson, has been prostrated with
flux more than two weeks, but is now recovering.
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Mrs. Armistead, wife of C. B. Armistead of Nashville, died on 23rd of
last month, and their infant ------(((rest cut off)))
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TOBACCO TAX
Calvin Jackson, of 1st ------dist this county was tried Saturday at this
place by U. S. Court ------and bound over to Federal Court on a charge
of selling manufactured tobacco without license.  U. S. Dept marshal
Smallwood acting for Government and W. B. Butler Attorney-----(((film
bad can't read rest)))
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JUSTICE COURT

H. T. Burgess vs F. M Loftis, B A. Loftis and J M Loftis, was tried by
J. J. Payne, 9th Dist., on last Thursday, Judgement for Plt 872 32.
John S. Burris Const.

Land Sales.  
H Pharris and wife to N M Stafford, seven acres land in 1st Dist $40.

J M Smith to L K Smith deed in trust, on fifty acres in 9th.
Acknowledgements before Esqr. J. J. Payne.