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Additional Defendant: Illinois Central Railroad Company. Webb was Road Commissioner.

J.H. Lusk was the Constable for Lauderdale County. Both he and the American Hardwood Lumber Co. are staking a claim to a portion of the property of one J.A. Coldwell to satisfy debts.

Complainant charged that defendants The Ripley Wholesale Grocery Co. owed on a note of more that $800. Pages bound in green marbled cardboard tablet.

Barfield and Darley, retailers in the sale of "whiskey, wines, ale, and beer," in violation of local ordinance of Town of Ripley, TN, in sale of spirituous, vinous and malt liquors to local businesses. Plaintiffs: Z. A. Barfield, Mont Darley - both citizens of Shelby Co., TN.
Public Chapter 223, Acts of 1901.

The debt was for a note under one thousand dollars. Additional Defendant: R. E. Downing.

Plaintiff filed for a divorce after more than two years of desertion and non-support by the defendant. Also motioned to maintain full custody of their two children.

2 folders. B. B. Griffin is maintaining a "short road or outlet" over the land of W. D. Chisholm. Griffin has continuously used and maintained the road for 20 years. He seeks an injunction "enjoining and restraining" Chisholm from "interfering with complainant in any way in using the outlet or roadway."

Estate of H.C. Hascall, dec. 13 Nov. 1899 in Lauderdale Co. TN. Acreage in Haywood Co. TN among his estate. Property dispute on land in 7th Dist., Lauderdale and debt owed. Additional defendants: Gertrude Bliss, Jennie V. Stewart, Carlton Hascall, Nannie Hascall, H.G. Hascall- only children and heirs.

Additional plaintiffs: J. R. Lewis, W. F. Summers, W. W. Craig, as executor. Defendants: Will Howard; Citizens, Bank of Oseola, Arkansas, Minnie M. Long, W. D. Ray, individually and as executor. Case concerns J. H. Long, deceased.

Additional plaintiffs: Wanda Boyd, Mrs. Mary Jane Boyd, John E. Boyd, James Boyd, Luther Boyd, Atlee Boyd and Irvin Boyd. Additional defendants: Blair Pierson, W. C. Dupree, N. W. Barbour, H. C. Pugh, G. M. Partee, C. P. McKinney, R. D. Jenkins, T. Bun Carson, J. E. Palmer, M. F. Givin, S. P. Pugh, W. K. Lackey, George W. Hutcherson, F. A. Henry, R. W. Burks.

The plaintiff sued for damages for cutting and removing timber from the lands of his wards, the children of Jason H. Thompson of Lauderdale County.

Name of victim: Robert Hathcock

Additional defendant: C. P. McKinney. An oversize tract map is included on page 233 of the case.

Incomplete case.

An action "for damages for $5,000.00 for breach of promise to marry and seduction in aggravation of same." "Defendant's refusal to marry her has injured plaintiff's prospects in life, wounded her reputation, and caused her disappointment, mental anguish, and mortification." Plaintiff mothered a child from her relationship with the defendant, which she miscarried (or aborted).

Plaintiffs: E. A. Holmes & Co., a partnership comprised of E. A. Holmes and John A. Holmes; the Ripley Bank.

Plaintiff sued for $1999.00 for the death of his daughter, Amie Adams.

Shortly after Ella Glass married Wallace Glass and became the mother to his children from another marriage, he began to treat her cruelly, threatening physical abuse as well as assaulting her verbally. He threatened to sell property he owns, take the money and leave the state. Ella is requesting an injunction be put in place to prevent him from selling or disposing of any property or withdrawing any money from the First National Bank and the Farmers Union Bank in Ripley.

Plaintiff was under contract to sell logs to the defendant company. He says he delivered the logs as contracted and is sued for payment.

Oversize hand drawn map showing Mississippi River, Sammie Dickens land, Wash Spare's land, Maggie Spare's land and University of North Columbia's land in Lauderdale County.

Other defendants: William Moore; Jacob S. McFerren; C. H. Moore.

Assignment of Errors document.

Price is charged with two counts of transporting illegal liquor "from one point in the State of Tennessee to another point in the State of Tennessee to another point within Lauderdale County, Tennessee, and with having unlawfully transported intoxicating liquors from some point without the State of Tennessee to another point in Lauderdale County, Tennessee."