JACKSON COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Gainesboro Sentinel November 9, 1899
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit Court is in session here this week, and quite a number of the
boys are beginning to realize that "the way of the transgressor is
hard."  Judge Smith being unavoidably absent Monday, Hon. G. B. Murray
was elected special Judge.  He opened court, empaneled the Grand Jury,
delivering an able, forceful and comprehensive charge.  Judge Smith
arrived Tuesday and the business of the court is moving along nicely.
We give proceedings up to going to press on our first page.

GRAND JURY
M. H. Hoover
Harvey Brockett
B. B. Flatt
G. W. white
Druey Spurlock
F. M. Bailey
John Hoover
B.C. Trousdale
Edward McCawley
John S.. Burris
Levi Wilson
T. S. Barrett and
Newton Moore

TRAVERSE JURY
Asa Johnson
G A Dudney
C H Upchurch
Matt Shelty
L. B. Cason
tobias Haynie
E P Jackson
W H Quarles
John Smith
Keeton Webb
Alfred Denton
G W Dixon

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The store of Cooper and Brown, at Flynn's Lick, narrowly escaped
distruction by fire last Saturday.  A defective flue was the cause.  But
for the prompt work of several men present the building could not have
been saved.

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HONOR THE HEROES

A good sized crowd assembled at the court house here last Saturday night
and enthusiastically discussed the most appropriate manner in which to
welcome home the Jackson County boys of the First Tennessee.  L. K Smith
was called to the chair and W. S. McClain made Secretary.  Several short
speeches were made and some suggestions offered.  A committe on finance
was appointed as follows:
John J Gore
W G Sadler
T B Murray
T K Williams
S E Wilson
J C McDearman
M L Gore
and J W Stafford.
The meeting adjourned to meet again the following Monday at 1 o'clock,
pm.  This meeting was largely attended.  Remarks were made by Capt John
S. Quarles, G. B. Murray, M J Dixon and others.  On motion, the names of
P. T. Biles, Frank richmond and W A Qverton were added to the Finance
Committe.  The character of reception will be decided upon in a few days
and will be published next week.  There will probably be free
transportation for the boys from Nashville, a banquet and perhaps a
ball.  Members of the fincance committe assure us that about $200 will
be collected, and with this amount something nice can be arranged.
Let every one contribute something.

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