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80
Years Ago 9-22-99
September 18, 1919 to September 24, 1999
80 Years Ago In Overton County
(from the files of the Overton County Library)
A good man is like a rubber ball; the harder you knock him down
the higher he will bounce.
Charlie Smith was given a preliminary hearing before Esq. F.G.
Bilbrey last Saturday for shooting deputy sheriiff John Bilbrey.
Only a few witnesses were introduced by the state and the defense
offered no proof. The defendent was held to court and his bond fixed
at $7,000, which he readily made. E.D. White represented the state
and C.J. Cullom and E.C. Knight appeared for the defense. Seber
is still in the hospital and is recovering rapidly.
Saturday Special - san silk 7 1/2¢, crochet thread 10¢. Miller
Estes Cash Store
Mr. Ed Robbins, of Kentucky, and Miss Pearl Franklin, of Willow
Grove, were married last Friday.
J.M. Wright, of Wirmingham, and N.W. Wright, of Monroe, have just
returned from visiting their brother R.A. Wright at Gadsden Ala.
They report a pleasant trip.
Little Papa's on Depot St., a decent place for ladies to eat.
Johnie Farr, of Nettle Carrier, was at Oak Grove Sunday.
Winningham & Windle are moving into their new brick building on
Depot St. The store will occupy one room and the other will be used
for a restaurant, cold drinks, etc. They have named this, "Little
Papa's Cafe."
Shoes are cheap now; in 60 days they will be high. We have one
shoe called All For Wear. They are going now at $4.95. The best
shoe that ever came to Livingston.
Lots of good heavy shoes on are bargain counter at $2.75 and $2.98.
They are going like hot cakes. Boy's, youth's, and men's odd coats
at $1.75 and up. Big line.
Sugar, on Saturdays only, at 11¢.
Overton Supply Co.
The One Price Store
Livingston, Tennessee
All of James Duncan's children, except a small boy, are much better,
and he is believed to be out of danger.
Miss Nina Farley, who is teaching near Monterey, spent last week
at home.
Mack Smith is here from the Atlanta Hospital, until Oct. 10. His
arm is still improving.
Albert Officer and J. Arvin Thrasher entered the University in
Knoxville Monday. This is Officer's second year there.
Miss Allie White has been sick for several days and it is feared
she has fever.
Benton Smith has recently brought his mother from a Nashville sanitarium
to her home near Windle. He reports she is much improved.
Overton County News
415 West Main Street
P.O. Box 479
Livingston, Tennessee 38570
tel 931.823.6485
fax 931.823.6486
ocnews@usit.net
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