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Subject: [TNWEAKLE-L] News Abstract # 31 Volume 1
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 13:57:40 EST

News Abstract # 31
THE ENTERPRISE
Dresden, Tenn.
JUNE 29, 1883 (Friday)

Dresden does not have any persons by the name of SMITH.

An elegant entertainment given Monday nite by Mr. Em BELL.
Mrs. Jodge GARDNER of Washington City visiting niece, Mrs. E.B. LITTLE.
Mary, daughter of Mr. W.M. ROSS of Bradford, is visiting in town.
Emma HATTON of Nashville, Ass’t State Librarian, visiting her cousin,
Mrs. J.W. MORAN.

Mssrs. SWAIM and CARMAN of Gleeson, attended Mr. BELL’s party.
Mrs. B.D. IRVINE and Mrs. Rufus SCOTT visited our office yesterday, and
had their names enrolled on the subscription list.
Prof. Joe MANGRUM, the blind musical prodigy, staying in Union City for
treatment on his eyes, says Dr. EDWARDS will probably restore his sight.
Little Ethel BIGELOW is very sick with cholera morbus.
Mrs. John WINSTON and Miss Ada DENT have returned from an extended
with relatives in North Carolina.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS:
W.J. BURNETT to John HONEY, lot in Palmersville, $225.
John HONEY to W.J. BURNETT, lot in Palmersville, $200.
J.J. WARD to W.H. CANTRELL, lot in Greenfield, $350.
T.D. MARTIN, etal to W.A. HARKEY, tract in 8th Dist., $180.

DEEDS of TRUST:
William YOUNG to RAY & GROOMS, entire crop of cotton and
bay mule, to secure $95.
William HARRING to RAY & GROOMS, mile, crop of cotton and
corn, to secure $90.
W.H. HARRINGTON to E.N. BROCK, crop of cotton and 8 hogs,
to secure $26.
I.H. ESTES to A.C. AKIN, crop of cotton and sorrel horse, to
secure $90.
William HARRINGTON to E.N. BROCK, cow & calf, to secure $20.
A.L. FISHER to WINSTON & Co., crop of cotton to secure $85.

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