JACKSON COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Transit News Jan 1, 1883
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(Information below is typed as is. The information is NOT to be SOLD!
Transcribed by Susie Culwell from Roll #101 Gainesboro Jackson County
Sentinel, Date: 1873 to 1902, from the Tennessee State Library and
Archives).

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Haywood
Crawford, W H Brooks, Marion Richardson, S S Richardson, J L McCarer,
paid their respects to the Transit office this week.

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Dr. Wm Bennett of Miss. formerly of this place is spending a few days
with his old friends at Gainesboro. Time has robbed him of non of his
generous ------ traits.

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PRIZE WON.
On the 6th Inst. at the residence of her mother in this vicinity Miss
Lola B. Herod was united in mariage to Mr. Alex. E. Eaton of Nashville.
"White robed, like angel pure.
She came my bride to gladden all my life.
I cried: "They cannot part us now, sweet wife."
The toy bells ring o'erhead
The birds sing on, as hand in hand they pass,
Into a strange sweet life, love...crowned at last."
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The following marriage licences have been issued in the past two weeks.

Arkley Bolls to Willie Hollis
E. A Craighead to Addie Clark
Geo. Harp to margaret Smith
W Z Smith to M Fuquey
Albert Kirkpatrick to Maggie B. Puttie
Z T Hopkins to Rhoda E Young
David Hamlet to America Dill
Henry F. Chaffin to M M Fox
Sam'l Kent aged 72 to Nancy Hughes aged 73
W W bible to Lucy Ann Whitaker
A E Eaton to Lolie B Herod

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ONE CENT REWARD

Elizabeth McGee who was bound to me by County Court of Jackson County,
has left my house without my consent or provocation.  I hereby notify
all persons, not to harbor her, or detain her.  I will give the above
reward and no thanks to any person returning her to me.
D. W. Hawes
Gainesboro, Tennessee  Jan 3, 1883
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DIED
At the residence of H B Smith near Granville on Tuesday 2nd Inst.  Mrs.
Vallie E O'Brien, wife of Mr A O'Brien of Nashville.  She was a daughter
of H B Smith of this county and granddaughter of Rev. John L. Dillard.

This estinable lady had been married but a few months and had just
returned from a bridal tour through the N. W. and Canada.

We deeply sympathize with her many friends, with whom her memory will be
handed down as one of whom it may truly be said:
"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise."
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