JACKSON COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Gainesboro Sentinel Sept 28, 1899
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Luther lawless brought to town last Friday morning a fine cat fish
weighing 54 pounds, over four feet in length.  He caught it on a line.

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The decision of the Chancellor in the divorce case of mary E. Young vs
Z. M. Young was that complainant be decreed a divorce from her husband
and that she be given a life estate in the residence property in
Gainesboro and an absolute title to the Lock farm, north of the river.
The farm is valued at between $4000 and $5000.  The defendant appealed
to the Supreme court.  the case was ably conducted.  John H. McMillin,
Draper & settle, J. T. Anderson & Son, Geo. H. Morgan and J. J. Gore
represented the complainant.  G.B. Murray & Son, M.G. Butler, D. B.
Johnson, Dixon & Stafford and L.K. Smith were the defense

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NEW BOOKS

The new books are now here, and in accordance witht he laws made by the
last legislature, we, the teachers, are complelled to take them up, or
lay ourselves liable to the law.  Now, patrons - those of you who are
going to "kick" - please don't kick me, for it is not my desire to take
them up.  But I do this that I may conform myself to the law.
Very Respectfully,
Jordan Rash