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tr 11 1 PERSONAL. home where they have been tendiug Jas. Curry, of the let disA Mr. Theo. Rosa, of the firm B.

Havis is in town. Capt. A W. AABewley, of White Pine, was in town Monday. Rev.

J. K. Burchfiel wasin town Monday and gave pleasant call, Misses Tennie and' Maggie Russell, ot Athens, are visiting friends at this placo. B. 0.

Thornburgh, of the 11th district, gavo us 8 pleasant call A. G. Taylor, of the 5th district, was a visitor to the BAN NER office Monday. of Mossy Croek, was 10 town mixing among the sovoreigns. Russell, of gAlossy Creek, is over on a visit (o her father's, Temple Harris, Mr.

E. E. Davault, late ot Louisville Seminary, is in town the guest of, Mr. Temple Harris. Geo.

E. fort Mossy Creek, was in town iMonday on professional business. Mr. Pery Rainwaters, from south the river, was in town Saturday and gave the BANNER a call. Mr.

John- Swann, a student of Athens University and citizen pt our county; gave de a pleasant tall Monday. Mr, K. Mi. Lockhart, near Mount was in town Monday tollling the people he is a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk.Prof. W.

L. Jones, Sup't. of Put Tasty in town Monday looking after the of the public schools of the county. Capt. agent of the Quartermasters Departmont of the U.S., is in town looking after the -business of his department.

Mr. Alexander Hays, proprietor of the, steam mill south of the river, roturned trom Knoxville Monday and stopped over nigbt in town. MET Jail to do farmer living hear Hickory Ridge, this called at our office Monday and subscribed for the BANNER. $1 highly estocined friend, Mr. Len Mitchell, gave our office.a rery.

plensant visit yosterday. "Call again Len, we appreciate, you muchly, Mr. R. our ess Val the river, was in town Monday teemed young friend trona southand paid his respects, to the NER. 4 Mr.

Burchfiel has just graduated. from the Athens University. P. I. Meek, left Mondays Glendale, Ohio, for' the purpose of attending the commences Ament exercises and accompanying his and Col.J.

M. Meek's daughters trict, now 66 years. of age, walked from his home 6 miles distant to this place last Monday and returned the same day. 'Squire we are always" glad, sea you on our streets, and the next time you come stay all night with us. Capt.

0. E. Dunn, an ing farmer 'of Leadvalo, was town Mouday and paid u3 8 very 1 pleasant The Captain says a man is no man at all who won't take his county paper, and subscribed tor the BANNER. thanks Capt. and snccess to you, 3 Miss.

Georgia Denton an complished young lady who has been visiting friends and relatives in our town, departed to return her home -in Osceola last Tuesday. Miss: A Georgia during her stay -in -Dandridge andi the surrounding has. made many friends, and her departure certainly made mapy sad hearts especially, among the young men and young ladies with whom she mostly associated. Mr. Samuel 'F.

Smith who has located. in, this county for something like a year: as the agent of the Davis Sewing Ma: chino Company, departed lay for. his home in Johnson county. Mr. Smith by his strict principles and honest habits, won the confidence of the public generally enabled him sell' great many of his maebines.

Mr. Smith informs us that he will retire: from: the, business for lawbile at and turn his attention to his farm and bee cal-, ture. We wish Mr. Smitb much success. LEA Proceedings of the County Court, Court mot at 10 o'clock, J.

M. Ashmore chairman, presiding. The following proceedings were had: 2 The following settlements made by the clerk was confirmed: Settlement with G. Dice guard. of Hayworth heirs.

1. Settlement with 'Altied Ailey guard. of. Nautiler Ailey. 'Settlement with J.

W. Corbett guard. of Sarah A. Corbett. Settlement with P.

M. Rankin Juhu. M. -Lockbart. Settlement with P.

M. Rankin adm'r. ot Amanda Kimbrough. Settlement with S. Hill guard.

ot John Corbett. The Court fixed the compensation of J.D. Pierce, assignee of Chaney Co. at 5 per cention $800.00, the assets received: by him. A.

G. Taylor, adm'r. of: B. Doughty presented: an inventory. of the estate of his intestate which was received and.

ordered recor ded. T. A. Davis, vs. Jacob Jacobs, ct.

al. Judgement pro-contesso against parties who have not Wm. Whillock, guard. of Sanders, presented a report which was confirmed. W.

Hoskins was appointed guard. of Tnos. and Samuel Thornburgh, and gave bond in the sum ot one thousand dollars. B. L.

Green was. appointed guard. of Richard Green, and gave bond in A the sum of twenty-five dollars. Court adjourned. Murdered by Lust; or, The Mystery of Savin Rock.

Is a complete and graphic history of the Jennie Cramer case, up to the commencement of the press ent trial. It is written with care and in a pictureque-style, and lave iehly illustrated with admirable engraving, portraits and scenes from tragedy, aud gives, altogether, the best and only complete history of the "case published. RICHARD K. Fox, Publisher, 183 William N. Mass Meeting fot Jefferson County, The people of Jefferson county are requested to assemble in mass meeting at the Court House in Dandridge, the 1st Monday of July next, for the purpose of selecting delegates from each civil district to, meet in convention on soine day and at some place to be hereafter designated by tho committee of the 3rd.

Senatorial for the purpose of nominating a candidato for Senator for said district. May 26, 1882. J. E. Committeeman forJefferson Co.

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r. If you have not received a copy of the BANNER "pend us -a three cent stamp to pay postage and we will forward a copy. i. Jefferson County Democratio Convention Pursuant to a call of the Demo cratie Excentiro Committee of Jefferson county, the convention met at 1 o'clock p.m., on Monday Jane 5, 1882, at the House in Dandridge. On anotiou Mr.

G. P. Yoe, of Mossy Creek, was elected Chairman; and E. M. Moore, of Dans dridge, Secretary.

The chairman explained the object of the meeting to, be the appointment of delegates to the next Gubernatorial Convention, which meets in, Nashville, on Tnesduy the 20th of June, 1882, and also- an organization of the Jefferson County Democratic 'Exccative Committee. The chairman appointed the tol lowing committee to select delegates to attend the convention at Nashville, also to draft suit able resolutions, etc: Berry Mitchell, P. Taylor, J. P. Seahorn and J.

(). Cawood. of The committee to select deles gates reported as follows: 1st district, Dr. J. W.

Carmichael. 2nd Goo. A. Fain. Eli D.

Rainwater. 4th -I. H. Hoskins. 5th Jacob Thomas.

6th C. B. Hodges. 7th HI. E.

Daniel. 8th. 4 M. L. 9th P.

Yo8. 10th L. M. King. 11th 414 Dr.

A. A. Coldwell. 12th N. U.

Largford. 13to B. Resse. 14th J. W.

15th 66 W. H. Vance. 16th 4 Joseph Harrison. The committee, also offered the following gentlemen as delegates from -tho county at large: J.

0. Cawood, HI. T. Dick, O. Zimmerman, W.

F. Park, Capt. C. E. Duun, J.

II. Caldwell and Z. T. Godwin. The following resolution.

were submitted and unarimously adopted: Resolved, That having full faith in the ability and houesty of the Democratic party, to dispose of the question of tho State debt and' all other questions of. public policy, we, therefore, consider the unity: and harmony of the party paramount to everything else at this time, believing that a fair and the State debt, and all other questions of public interest, will be made up011 the complete restoration to power of the Democratic party in the State. Resolved, That. no delegate ap pointed by the convention shall have the wright to delegate his authority: to any. other person, and that the member attending shall cast the vote of the county.

After the adoption of the fore. going resolutions, Mr. B. Mitchell then offered the following tion which was received with ap plause and adopted with cheers and yells of the greatest excitement: Resolved, That having full confidence. in.

the ability and patriotism ot Dr. J. C.a Cawood of our county to fill the Gubernatorial the chair with honor. to himself and State, we instruct the Jefferson county delegates to cast their votes for him for the nomination. The convention proceeded to organizo the County Executive Committee tor the next two years.

The following committee. was ape pointed: Dr. J. C. Cawood, E.

Moore and J. W. Oowan. On motion the: Secretary was ordered to furnish a copy of these proceedings to the, Knoxville Daily Tribune, the REPBLICAN BANNER, Dandridge Weekly Times and Severville Enterprise, and rey trest that they publish the same. On motion the convention to: meet subject to a call of the Executive Committee.

M. MOORE, Secretary. Meeting at the Court Since my name bas been nsed in connection with "the office of Jastice of the peace, for the" 88- cond district of this county, certain malicious and- slanderous charges are being circulated by interested: parties against me: That I do not believe in future rewards and punishments. wish my trends but more ticularly my toes to meet me at the court house on Saturday thee (10th inst, at 3 that bis charge can be cleared up pab4 lically. The proof to the -contrary is athand, June.

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15 Green lay Wool 00 to 40 ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Circuit Court'at Tazewoll, Tennessee. Bill for -Divorce, Nancy Lane, vs. James W. Lane.

In this case, it appearing from the non of the that the deft. 13 a resident of the State of Tennessee, 60 that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him. It is therefore ordered by me that the said. non-resident appear the Judge of our next. Circuit Court, at Court to be held for the county of Claiborne, at the Court House 10 Tazewell, ou the' first Monday of July next, and make defence to said bill.

or the same will be set for hearing ex parte as to him, order be published in the 'DANDRIDGE WEEKLY REPUBBANNER for four consecutive weeks, This May 8, 1889. R. F. CARR, Clerk. Printer's Rogers and Stone, Solictors.

foo $5... ORDER OF PUBLICATION. In Chancery at -Tazewell, T'ennessce. Nancy vs. W.

H. Farmer, et al. In this case, it Appears to the Clerk and Master, from the bill filed, which is sworn to, that the heirs at law. of Mabala Hurst whose names are unknown, are non-residents of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on them. It is therefore ordered by mo that publication be made for for four successive weeks in the Dandridge Weekly publican Banner, a newspaper published Dandredge, notilying said defendants to appear before the Chancery at Tazewell, on or before the 2nd Monday in ber next.

and make defenca to said bill, or the same will be taken as confessed and the cause proceeded with, ex parte 18 a to them. This May. 9, C. ROGERS, C. M.

Rovers and Stone. Solicitors. Printer's fee 85. ORDER OF PUBLICATION, Davis Adm'r. of Samue, Jacobs, vs.

cob Jacobe and others. In the County Court of Jefferson County, Tenn. IN this cause, it appears from the allegations of the petition which is dworn to, that the following nained def'ts. are non-residents of this State, vis: A. J.

Mills, Jacobs, Jacob Jacobs, Rebecca Damron, W. B. Damron, Wesley Jacobs Thomas Jacobs; and the names or names and residences of the following named def'ts are unknown, and cannot be ascertained upon dirigent viz: The widow and eight children of John Jacobs, dec'd the children of Elizabeth Robert Hutchenson 'and Rachael Hutchenson, Catherine Sharp aud Robert Sharp. is therefore ordered that all the above named defendants, be required to appear before the County Court Jefferson County. at the Court-House in Dandridge, on the first Monday in June, 1882, to make defense to 'said petition, (whice la filed to settle up the estate of Samuel Jacobs, as insolvent estate, and to sell land to pay debts), and make event said defendants shall fall to appear and defense as herein ordered, said petitions will taken as confessed by them, and this set for hearing ex-parte.

It is further ordered that. a copy of this orper be published for four consecutive weeks in the REPCREBANNER, a weekly newspaper publiabed at dridge, Tenn. This 18, day of April, 1882. JAS. M.

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