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Marion County JAIL REPORT

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449 WESLEY ST. - 2/1 HOME, with large Outbuilding on fenced 1/2 acre. W/D Connec-tions & Appliances. No Smokers & Credit Check required. $675 a month + Deposit + Utilities.Small pet considered. Call Mar-sha: 817-500-3384 TFNOFFICE SPACE FOR RENT: Across from Excel Chev. 15X20, private half-bath. $400/MO. 903-238-5565. 4TA10-31LARGE 1 BDR HOUSE. Stove, Frig., Central Air and Heat. $550 mo. + $200 dep. 609-668-9986. Located in town.APARTMENT FOR RENT - ALL BILLS PAID. Free WiFi & Satel-lite. 1 Br 1 Bth in historic Jeffer-son. $700/mo 903-399-0914.2 CABIN/APTS. LAKESIDE 1 MILE FROM JEFFERSON: 1BR/1BA – Jacuzzi & shower. Micro small icebox $750/mo. 1BR/2BA – Kitchenette w/one stove, icebox. 903-665-7638CADDO COTTAGE, UNCERTAIN, TX. 2 Br 1 bath handicap ramp. $600 per month. 903-665-7565.

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CL ASSIFIEDSTHE JEFFERSON JIMPLECUTE does not purposely or know-ingly publish any deceptive or il-legitimate business opportunity advertisements. We encourage readers to investigate thor-oughly before responding to any published business oppor-tunity, advertisements or work-at-home opportunities.

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Send Details To:PO Box 13557 • Denver, CO 80201

3BDRM/2BATH MOBILE HOME

Rent $600/$600 deposit. Garbage pickup paid.

903-930-8975*********

2 BDRM/1 BATH HOUSE FOR RENT

$500/$500 deposit. Garbage pick up paid.

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. Music Shows . Weddings. Dances . Parties. Business Meetings . Reunions. And More! . Seminars

Black Cypress Backhoe Service

Driveway repair, any type of rock, small dozer work, demolition, small or large

dirt pads, lots cleared, asphalt removal, sewer repair.

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MIKE TULLOCK903-665-7416

REAL ESTATE

HELP WANTED

FOR SALE 2 Lots on corner of Clay and Friou St. $38,000. Call 903-934-1597, 903-934-1730.FOR SALE IN PINE HARBOR - 2B/2B mobile home on three lots, newly renovated, aerobic septic system, covered carport and screened front porch, stor-age building. 903-665-0453.FOR SALE IN PINE HARBOR - 3B/2B mobile home on two lots, newly renovated, new htg & A/C system, chain link frenc-ing with storage building. 903-665-0453.

PINE HARBOR OWNERS ASSO-CIATION NOW HIRING MAINTE-NANCE EMPLOYEE: MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH MOWING - BRUSH HOGGING - TRACTOR USE - ROAD WORK - LANDSCAP-ING - REPAIRING CULVERTS - PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT DON MOX AT (740) 403-2541 2TO28,N2PUBLIC WATER UTILITY IS SEEK-ING A CAREER-MINDED INDI-VIDUAL FOR FULLTIME FIELD OPERATOR/TRAINEE POSITION. Education level of high school diploma or GED equivalent re-quired. Water Operator Distri-bution certifi cation would be helpful, but not required. Crimi-nal record must meet standards of State Operator Licensing Regulations, and age and driv-ing record must meet standards of company’s commercial auto insurance carrier. Salary will be dependent upon experience and education. Please note that the company offi ce and company vehicles are all non-smoking environments. Please submit resume to 12688 FM 729, Avinger TX 75630, or call 903-755-3185 to request an ap-plication. TFN

Environmental Services

Septic PumpingServing Harrison

& Marion Counties903-431-7848

10% OFF WITH AD COPY

LAWNMOWER REPAIRBlade Replacement

903-665-7595Tune up, etc.

Ole Town Apartments1 & 2 Bedrooms Available

501 MLK Drive Jefferson, TX 75657Ph: 903-665-2071

email: oletown@fdimgt.com

Rental Assistance may be available to those who qualify.

“This institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.”

“Esta institucion es un proveedor de servicios con igualdad de oportunidades.”

NOTICE

POWER WASHING& CLEANING

903-407-9309

BusinessHomes & Garages

Fences • RVsWHATEVER NEEDS WASHING

& SPRUCING UP!!

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FOR RENT OR SALE IN PINE HARBOR: 2B/2B mobile home on three lots, newly renovated, aerobic septic system,

covered carport and screened front porch,

storage building, garbage pick-up. If rented: $500 a

month/$500 deposit If sold: $30,000903-665-0453

Riverbend Restaurant

IS HIRINGContact:

Anthony Granger903-679-9000 or

903-331-2244

FOR RENT/LEASE

WANT A CAREER, NOT A JOB? Work local. Call Gary:

1-800-527-0996

EAST TEXAS OFFICE SUPPLIES IN MARSHALL offers free deliv-ery every Tuesday & Thursday morning if ordered by 5 p.m. the day before. To place an or-der, please call 903-938-9627. 4TS28-O19

SERVICES

LEGAL NOTICEApplication has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Package Store (P), Local Distributor Permit (LP) & Beer Retailer’s Off Premise (BF) Licenses by Bice Invest-ments LLC, DBA Texas 49 Crossing Liquor, 701 St. Johns, Jeffer-son, Marion County, Texas. Offi cer of said LLC is Mark Bice, Owner. 2TO26,N2

LEGAL NOTICEApplication has been made with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for renewal of an on premises mixed beverage per-mit N-611421 for Big Cypress Tavern Social Club Inc., located at 8939 FM 729, Avinger, Texas 75630, Marion County. Offi cers Don-nieAnn Loyd, president, Darren Moon, secretary, Georgina Howell, treasurer.2TO19,26

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Nicholas Decora, Lone Star, 30, charged with assault caus-ing bodily injury, evading ar-rest detention, driving while intoxicated and possession of marijuana less than 2 ounces. Held on $9,000 bond.

David Lee Downs, Diana, 43, charged with burglary of habitation. Bond amount not stated.

Kiijajuan Keriyun Grant, Clarksville, Tn., 19, charged with possession of a con-trolled substance PG 3, greater than 28 grams and less than 200 grams. Held on $20,000 bond.

Howard Donald Green, Avinger, 55, charged with pa-role violation homicide – neg-ligent manslaughter vehicle. Bond amount not stated.

Dvontae Kentriel Hood, Marshall, 20, charged with aggravated sexual assault of a child. Bond amount not stated.

Kevin DeWayne Hopkins, Jeff erson, 26, charged with aggravated assault causing bodily injury. Bond amount not stated.

Phillip Wayne Knoble, Harleton, 66, charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, obstruction or retaliation and unlawfully carrying a weapon. Held on $260,000 bond.

Gibrian Legarda, Longview, 19, charged with possession of marijuana less than 2 ounc-es. Held on $1,500 bond.

James Brandon McGregor, Jeff erson, 37, charged with aggravated assault of a date/family/house member with weapon. Bond amount not stated.

Antonio Estafan McNeil, Jeff erson, 27, charged with driving with license invalid with previous conviction/suspension. Held on $1,000 bond.

James Lyle Phillips, Longview, 36, charged with burglary of habitation. Bond amount not stated.

Billy Amos Rickman, Kilg-ore, 18, charged with aggra-vated assault with a deadly weapon. Bond amount not stated.

Harold Glenwood Smith V, Jeff erson, 36, charged with burglary of habitation and unauthorized use of a vehicle. Held on $17,000 bond.

ESTATE SALEHome of the Late Drue Hellums

407 E. ClayThurs., Fri., and Sat. Oct. 26, 27, & 28

9:00 to 5:00EVERTYTHING MUST GO

Lamps, Furniture, Glassware, Tools,PICTURES & ALL HOUSE-HOLD ITEMS FOR SALE

JAILER/DISPATCHERThe Marion County Sheriff’s offi ce has an opening for the position of Jailer/Dispatcher. Applicants must be over the age of 21, high school education or G.E.D., have no felony convictions, DWI convictions, misdemeanor convictions, no history of drug or alcohol abuse, and eligible to be li-censed as a certifi ed jailer by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. Applications may be fi lled out and submitted at the sheriff’s offi ce, 114 W. Austin St., Room 101. APPLICA-TIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL POSITION IS FILLED.

LIVING ESTATE SALE: NOV. 2, 3, 4, 5. 229 LEWIS CHAPEL RD., JEF-FERSON. Tools, furniture, clothes and much more. Some of every-thing! 2TO26,N2

have something on their heads, they’d want to take it off .”The movie is family-friendly, she added. “It’s BYOB, and people can bring their snacks or whatever

they’d like,” Goldman said. “It’ll be like an old drive-in the-ater.”

Released in 2016, Something in the Woods is said to be inspired by true events. It features a family and their issues with the legendary Bigfoot creature when it begins lurking around their farmhouse. The �ilm is set in the late 1960s and features local actors and locations.

Before the movie begins, a group known as The Shady La-dies will perform their “witch dance” at 6 and 6:30 p.m.

“This is just a great, fun event,” Goldman said.

VOTING From Page 1

state statute and authorizing the Legislature to prescribe a waiting period before the court may enter a judgment hold-ing the statute unconstitutional.”

Proposition 5: “The constitutional amendment on profes-sional sports teams’ charitable foundations conducting char-itable raf�les.”

Proposition 6: “The constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of all or part of the residence homestead of the sur-viving spouse of a �irst responder who is killed or fatally in-jured in the line of duty.”

Proposition 7: “The constitutional amendment relating to legislative authority to permit credit unions and other �inan-cial institutions to award prizes by lot to promote savings.”

On Election Day, there will be a consolidation of voting box-es. Precincts 1 and 2 will vote at the Mims Community Center; Precincts 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 will vote at the Marion County Elec-tion Building at 504 N. Alley; Precinct 6 votes at the Smith-land Volunteer Fire Department meeting room; and Precincts 9 and 10 will cast their ballots at the Lone Oak Baptist Church in Jeff erson.

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