The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, July 27, 1887, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textpefore moving to the beautiful ‘store _m now occupied as Post Office; in the yrar Building, on Sept, ‘lst. T offer, for j days only, my entire stock of W)y Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and g SHOES, { greatly reduced Prices. Many artic . will be close(.l ouf,..way below cost. od Bargaing for Every One., B ch cheaper to: move the Casu than weral car loads of Merchandise; so come once, and bring a small amount of the filthy - Luere” with you, and [ assure o you will go away smiling and hap- B to find what a small amount of casn required to buy all the goods you want, mt forget the time and place, Sept. l,! B store now occupied as Post Office, in yrar Building. Never stop until you Rs ‘ : e 3 Mnpner's ey Goods House, DAWSON, .. - - GEORGIA. he Leader of Low Prices. dhe s &—k%‘ 00 ",2,%/—_: oo s B ficial Organ IF TERRELL COUNTY. ULY 27,1887. dlithed Every Wednesday, 6 MARSHALL PROPIS. BGE M. ROBERTS Epiron Department, & Narrow Escape. . : fealth officer Roberts, who is er prowling around the back o pedple’s premises, got in inuble last week which was a eridus though amusing, He i the habit of hanging or hook hisnose over the high fences pying' into back yards, in hof something 8. report to quarters. 1 o old lady in a certain neigh | hgving heard of the impu stranger treatiug people that ‘ I, deoided ‘to fixsdim, as it were, | lay in-ambush 't"i"o"days before i mw his ugly cranium protude | the fence, bt when she did d glimpse of him, she made a thim with the battling;stick. ¥hen he got up he thought lightning had struek him. His uys that he frequently dodges thies 'yer, like a mule that had beaten over the head, The bdy loosened two of his teeth it you don’t believe it" just ‘feel .*‘ooﬁ—-- J“ Don't forget that the ‘‘Blue " Uigar can be found at. the A Baloon and is without a ‘ bt el. . \ day. last week Walter Bighe *ho attends school out of town, j wing on to school and when the eulvert, on ‘the railroad ‘ o tramps who took his din bucket from him and ate tbe' *. Walter refurned home "ported, to his tather, “Mr. Buhop what had - happened. Bishop swore out a warmnt‘ the tramps, - and in company *bailiff went, in persuit of " ‘However when the bailiff ied be did ot report nnj‘ W torm yp op tattered gar #lO show whepe young Bish el canteted for-. his righty. Htherefore concluded - thef" Wal- Bve his dinper up with a good uod made 4 nice little speech the tramps tha they were %elcome to his dinder and if "ould only wait he would "8 them mope, mﬁR E YOU MADE miserable ‘m"ﬂ, Constipation, Dize ."%h' of Alppgte, Yellow i ‘thßVitijzer isa positive Crovcn q;’uos S ——— TL NO Haﬂghg- L .mnegm» Henry Walton, who A enced to hang on the 6th ;,f“st. for the wurder of Tink ; ’H‘."“ Dot be hung* oo * that Méﬁ"&ﬂ:{ be:inzf:m?d to ' an probe . ue that he willniot * bang. ‘“H Nﬂ.ur...‘.:.. ) N‘CKMETM,«-.- hsting Q‘nt.mm Price 25 and' B Crouch Bros, ' Too Much Talk. | At the Mayor's court Monday morning a very amusing ‘ificident occured in the trist of Frank White for disorderly conduct. Adam Seawright‘g‘_evideuce clear— ed Frank, and the mayor told him that he could sit down. but Adam prefered to tell about the matter in his own way (as it were). In this statement he told abeut Frank and him taking 4 qrink of whiskey -in the street. . .v.*You sy you took a drink- ia Ahe streef asked the mayor. . ‘Yessir! It was right in - front of Wash Harris’ shop.’ e - *“Hold on,’ said his honor ‘that will'do.” ‘Mr. Clerk enter charges against Adam Seawright, avd Frank White for drinking whiskey. on the streets’ - - - =V 1 ‘Hole on dar Boss! hole on and let me splain,’ . . 1 But it wus no good, :The mayor charzed them three dollars ez_téh.j Adam never smiléd again, hut .as ' he walked away he ywa# heard ‘to say: ‘I always was a -blab. -mouf I | fool.’ Y go ¢! FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint. you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shi lloh’s Vitalizer- It never fails to CRg ;A Crouch Bros What Térrell County Lands Will -".;‘ Do. Soe 23 Mr. W G 'Wall, of the 11th dis~, trict,“is one of the best farmers in the county. He has improved his land until he has got it in a -high state of cultivation. I with four other gentlemen looked over his farm and pronounced his grop fine. He has forty acres that we think will make 25 bales, everything fav orable from: now' eut; his corn crop is fine; he has an acre in corn with 8800 stalks on it and we be lieve that he will be sure to get 75 bushels, at least, on the one acre. The manure and work on the acre isestimated at $20,00. This is up land, no swamp. W B Oxrorp, —— e —THEREV GEO HTHAYER ‘of Bourbon, Ind., says: *“Both my self and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumtion Cure,” ' Crouch Bros : Guess Who, . . One diy last week when the rains were partial, falling'in "one neight orhood to~day and another to-morrow, we saw a gentleman go down to one of the grocery stores and order ham, eggs, &, tor supa per. He had beeu watching the clouds and knew that he was get ting & good rain on his plantation gouth of town. Hence the bam and eggs. j kil eyt For Sale " A one horse_w, nearly as good as new. “Eo:if;'(l:nrther puiyrtic ‘lars apply at this office.. -~ eyt B Out on Bail. Oscar Fudge, the young man who was put in jail a few weeks ago for. cartying concealed wea “pous, gave bond to appear. at the November term of court and was released, . PENPOINTS ‘m& doth the tuneful Thomas-cat - Improve each moonlight nighg, And climbeth on thé back' yard fence, et ; To spit, and howl, and fight. And how the spidenlgggp@,@gdo £ ~ Improve the 100onlight, too ; He climbeth on the front yard fence - To sweetly bill and coo. The weather has moderated, What is the matter with Terrell’s first bale man. L 2 4 sind It outrivals all—Dr, Sage's Ca tarrch Remedy. . There will be a big barhecue at Leary to-morrows Miss Lizzie Pillsbury, of Ameris cus, is visiting in the city. Dr. W W Farnum is spen ling a few days at Indian Springs. ' . —SHILOH’s CATARRH REM EDY—a postive cure for Catarrh Diptheria and canker mquth. = Crouch Bros. Mr. J H ‘Thomas,"of Montgom ery, Ala., wasin the city Mons day. In some portions of this county corn planted first will give the poor est yield. Lowrey Guery, of Basser, Ga.. was killed last Tuesday afternoon by lightning. We know -where Bailiff Lewis found' the tramps, but don’t pro pose to give it away, - Mr. HG Turner and lady are visiting their daughter, Mrs, Pas chal at Eatonton, . B i Capt Wm. Kaigler and T Crouch left Saturday tor North Georgia to recuperate. Miss lona Arrington, of Shell man is visiting in the city, the guest of Miss Ola Stevens. .—CROUP, . WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis inimedi ately relieved by Shiloh’s ¢ ure, Croucna Bros. - Miss Jessie Jeffries, of Albany, Ga., is visiting in the city, the guest of Miss Maggie Turner. . Miss Georgia Reeves returned to Dawson last week and is stcpping with her sister, Mrs, T J Black. Mr. Dunean McLauchlia, of De catur county ie visiting in the city. the guest of Mr. 8 W Arnett, On Wednesday, ﬁ;:l_o__f __-Aug_ust, Rev, B W Davis v%iwn series of meeting, at the ‘Baptist church. % Mr: Tom (‘op}i‘jfander was in town Saturday with_a barreli of sweet apple cider. "It went like hot cakes. Mr. John Maund, after spends ing a few days with parents in the city, left Monday for his home at Brunswick, lShilo}(xjs CureW will immediately relieve Croup, Whoopiing Cough, and Bronchitis, Crouch Brog Hon, O B Stevens has introduc ed a bill in the Legislature to reg ulate the fees of the county court of Terrell county. '.“Let’s not ‘whoop up’the cotton crap so extensively. There- is a 0 certainty about cotton until it is picked and ginned. Property is advancing at a rap id rate in Dawson, Mr. Eaton holds his 26x50 lot at $1620 and it is not a corner lot. There is not an idle painter, me chanic or brick masop in the “city. The eity is in a thriving condition and there is plenty of work tor all who desire it. ~ There is"# rattlesnake on exhi bition at Nelms' stables with 17 rattles, He was killed by Charlie Statham last Sunday; and is one of the largest we ever saw. —WHY WILL YOU. . cough when Shilol’s Cure will give im mediate relief. Price 10cts 50cts an §1 CroucH Bos Terrell is one of the best coun ties in the State Many a man has left here to better himself but returned and bas lived here ever since in perfeet contentment. A farmer from the northern part ot the county reported last Satur day no rain in two weeks to amount to anything. The crops therefore in- that neigbborhood are suffering. We do not wish to disturb the bays in their sport, but kite flying is being indulged i too “promiscue ously; on the streets. Horses 'are easily frightened by kites and the boys whoare it the habit of flying shiem should not come on the main strects, ¢ . ,f‘?““"‘" “red o rite the Smieaﬁable propei'ty-g namely, the Western and Atlantic Rale Rode, and Uncle Joseph Brown’s connection with the same. I'thought T would right you these few lines and find out what you _thought the “Atlanta Constitutlon” ‘'was goin to make the State do Pbout this -matter of betterments alluded to in Unele Joseph's letter to Governor Gorden.- Unele Jos~ eph took chg;ge of this road in 18~ 70, for the'term of twenty years— now right here, I want to ax you a question—do you think Uncle Jos eph took this road to keep the state from havin a ‘White Elephant’ on. their hands? or do you -think he took it in order to have the equiv. ilent of & United States mint on his hand? I know every body says Uncle Joseph is a mighty pa triotic citizen, and I reckon he is, but that waz too mutch Elephant’ for one little man to try to manage all for the good of his country. Some folks seem to think that Uncle Joseph hired this road and paid a plenty for it, just like you would do if you wuz to hire 2 horse and buggy from Marshall & Alex ander, while others claim that he[ got it on mighty nigh the same terms that Mr. Turner Lewis gits Jack Riley’s Texas pony and bug. ’gy when he wants to take a free ‘ride—but it is too late to be kick~ ing about the price now, for nears ly eighteen years of the twenty is gone, and if he did git the road on good terms he done no more than any other man would er done. From what Uncle Joseph says, when he got this road it must er bin in about sitch ficks as the gray mare that Tom Loyless got from Mr. Jack Riley, and Uncle Joseph ' not bein able to use it in sitch a condition went to work an put itl in tip top order, and it is for this order that Uncle Joseph wants to tap the States treasury, Now Mr, Editer, I want to ax you another question, for I suppose you will know all about it, if you don’t you are ina bad ficks, for in these days on times a Editer is spected tc know every thing that is ‘and a great many things that ain’t nor never will be, the question is this—lf you had a peor horse, worth $lOO in the spring of the year when creturs is high, and you decided that you did not want te sell him but hired him out for $2O for the year, in the course of which time the man gits him fat, and when he goes to turn the horse over-to you in the fall of the year he aint wortli'io more than he wf as a poor horse in the spring, but the man says yom, you must pay me for fattenin this horse, or I will let him git poor before the tust of January—what would you do. If you paid him for betterments you would be a heap flusher than I think you is. Uncle Joseph says if old Georgia don’t pay him, for them bétter ments, he is going to commence and run the rode down, Well we bain’t never seen Uncle Joseph running anything down in his pos sesion, but if he succeeds at that half as well as he does at running Unecle Joseph up, you would have to try it twice to git from Atlanta to Chattanooga in 1890. Dr.Felton says the road could have bin leas= ed tor $35000,00 a month in 1870 and the doctor scarcely ever makes a statement that he kan’t prove, and if he kant the M. Doector cin. What'will it-bring” now? 1 don’t surpose Uncle Joseph will claim the development of the country, which certainly ought to increase the value of the road, but givin the State credit for the in creased local trade of the road, it ain't worth as mutch now as it wuz | in 1870. But Unele Joseph wants a hand in the treasuary and he will have to have it. He is the pillar of the State, a powerful good man, and to refuse him 2 or 3 million dollars to add to the bor 6 mil~ lions he is already got would not be showin Uncle Joseph any grati tade tor the kind manner in which he has conducted the ship of Siate through many perilous storms and stuck by his citizens |at Columbus and other plaves like a brother. Git ready Mr, Editer, taxes will have to be increased to mise the 3 nilliens for Uncle Joseph, but he is your friend and you shouldan’t mind to help biu—-ﬁu will never find another friend like bim. Yours truly, ; SaLaMADUS SPINgS. ' —A NASAL W free with each bottle of Sk Cat Remwedy. Price 50 cents. » Crouch Bros. - 2 vV JAvd i P i st be disposed of. k .88 Q " 3 2.9 . gf.;:,s*’ PaEET “g22LE = ] 2 c..."-sq ‘,kugg “g.—_._l gz .2 Em 083, zggf.a"é-b-,:es“sﬂ e 5 s Tz 8P lc 333 Ha, s “wgsg—dumi E;,sa""aa:‘as-;!-l S°=B @ B g LoB ! o g HESESP S g 8 8 S - « -3y _E‘ ® = 2 g s paS = b 285584 ~3=228 mE2Ea.d4OB 00 P T P, _a FL2S9 287 2 SRS E'qqo.Eos >~.>~"S‘s = @ 5.2 2 25 2%.. 54 e . 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John P Allen, died, after several weeks illness, Bhe leaves a husband, three chil dren and a host of relatives and friends to-mourn her death. % Florida ‘The Land of Flowers,’ is a paradise for the invalid, and the ‘Fountain of Youth’ was once thought to be hid in one of its fors est glades. It is'now the haven of I many corsumptives, who find ben- | efit in her genial warmth and " fra grant flowers. The consumptive invalid need uot dnecessarily go s far from home aad friends to get relief. For if not _in the last sta ges of the disease. Dr. R V Plerce’s ‘Golden Medical Discove ry’ will restore to perfect health. For all chronie thraat, bronehial: and lung diseases it is a most relia+ ble specific. By druggists, A Compliment. Capt. W C Dillon, who left Inst Thursday with his echildren ﬁrri Thomson to spend the rummer, was escorted to the depot by tbcl Cormet Band. The last piece was played, oa an open ear,as the train volied in. In a few appropiiate words the Captain thanked the young men for their kindne:s and wished them success. Mr. J W Brown bas painted hiy store out and out and it is now ove of the prettiest business “houses in | the city. It will. soom be oceupied by Mess, Davis & Dozier as a dry goode store, e ePset ey Remember that we keop a full fine of Fine Hats and Shoes and it will pay (i'ou well t:lclmh% &l}n’; , and. get our prices. Cafch? in BV illiams &D, 1 ~ Tam in the butcher business at the old astand of Coblr & Palmer and hope that the public, who saw fit to patronize us so Tiberally in mt, wﬂfcoh;ﬁm to bt:a t'h‘eit ; rom me, * §.promise ¢ to give yol;mthé best the ma,rkz:» affords and handle it nicely. H T Paiiuer, -] li !! Bt oSs W g I"i‘ 'i s a@‘ g ‘ | ii ‘.‘ ‘ ' Y T —— T FIRST-CLASS @ 12 BEST QUALITY:- ' e . ‘:" 1 ."" % : i , ’*‘ﬂ’k" W g“ﬁ* T i U take this method of informing the Public Generally, that I have opeved upa ﬂgat%ﬁ\q: : m’{ :” ‘:qr.::a‘ AR, el @og o Ladies Ice-Cream Saloon, up Stairs, over ‘my store” ™ ° an v 2 : - ' = '*' * e ad W Yok aw el B umj would be pleased to have them eall o, or send me tbéir ordera.‘ : Y ’H: i‘:’: ‘:f - LEEtEE o 9 % . ‘A".t —— i’“'m - L ALSO | v dod Lo )BN EMBRACE THIS OPPORTUNITY i y o T L s Do e peengr 3 Doy 8 To say, that I give -the best Bargains for the T least money, of. any house in the City, = = vt imes 1 KEEP ONMY—— K o e ol youst " 00T W MENE ==TEN CENT COUNTER== " Goods that Will cost you double.the moagy af, - ; any other place. I keepalways onhand,w -. 2o . full supply of—FAMILY and FANCY GROCE- —— RIES, and CONFECTIONERIFS fresh & sweet. . .. . C. E LONGHURST.: ' Te the Public. - MRS. M. G. STATHAM, has leased the Hotel known as the Robinson House, and is now ready to accommodate the traveling publie. He makes us a visit occassionally and is always as jolly as an Irish Lord and as bright as a new silver dollar. We mean ‘Yaller Blossom from Jasper.” He was here Satur day and .swapped horses with, a man and got $2,00 boot. He will trade for any kind of a horse and the man who beats him in a trade ‘has got to rise earlier than Primus Jonés. You say you don’t know him = friend ? &"om "Loyless and Jack Riley are well acquainted with the gentleman. - EUREKA. Mr. H C Sanders, of the Eue reka Saloon, has moved his Bar and Billard Tables to the store on Lee Street in front of tle engine hoysé, Heisin that portion of the city kuown as ‘East End’, and 18 doing a thriving business, He ‘keeps Whiskies of all kinds and Beer on draught and in bottles. ~ Lightning struck a hawk in the: 3rd distriet ove day last week. The hawk was flying when the flash of lightning came and tore him" - into small pieces that were burtied up betore striking the grousd. Jil Grier is our authority. - { ] Dissolution Notice. The firm of Cobb & Palmer is, this-day, dissolved by mutual con gent, W HF Cobb retiring from bus iness. The business wil? hereafter be conducted by H T Palmer, who assumes all the Jiabilities and those -mbted to the firm will make f‘ﬁmenww hiﬁ.*n E e ] v‘ HT P, D‘WSO’J, G‘.J‘lﬁ‘”,lm. T Mr. Thompsen, of Smithville, shipped a lot'of . LeCott pears to Dawson Tt week. They sell rap idly. e - A Bargain., - A $200,00 Avtist Oufit com ;ﬁe, except a tent, for sale chenp. ‘erms casg,'ov fon ‘ti:w, m papers. For further iculars apply at this office. _ We are offeriug special dmirgnine in Btraw Huits. %a& our prices be tore buying, o, MG oS HorsLey & Ketrex, Prizs Shooting, ~ - The Dawsonr Guaids had a-prize showting yesterday afternoon mnear the tower, culvert, Capt. J H Guerry h*v]gm twe or - three prizes was ruled out. A few of ‘the company did some excellent llhgotiug apd scored well, ~ Veachs Celcbrated Patentand ' Choice Family Flonr. .Georgia ground.. to be found only'at, " M C Mms, ..Everything kept meat ami | pice, and in applé pie order ab the . Eureka Safooun. " B We bave still on band fine lire of Flouncings, which we are offere ing at reduced prices. , Horsrey & Krmpen, .. Closing Out Sale, se hweedi T -eagh . In order to close out our. spring and summer elothing we will, « for the next six weeks, offer bargaing in these goods never before hesrd fore we move. 8o come and pur. chase while the goods are cheap at MgzLrox Bros Clothing Store, . Gk Excellent Bargains In Plain Naiusooks! Superhe vl ues in Victoria Lawns; Bishop, Lawns, all prices; White Linen Tivivns ofall grades; In' fact® our whitergoods” department istull snd complete -and -we - will -sell . yom cheap. . A J Barowin & C 0..,. 0 Rk AR «ilce cold. Beew,son . draughs, and in bottles at B EUrekA 8100, SHOES! SHOES ! We have on hand, the largest aud most complete stock of Shoes ever brought to this market. - Cal’ and see us before buying. ‘ A J Baupwind Co, For Sale Cheap. One second hand Bicyele, nearly as good as vew.. Call 2t this of fice. isl ' 1 We have just received a nwe line of Bpring hats of the latest styles. WiLLiams & Davis, . . ‘ - August Sheriff Sale. Will be sold befare the Court ‘House door, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in August, between thelegal hours: Ofrb,h to ‘;,ll\le»highut bidder; for cash, the followi aﬂ‘mr&yw'it: téwﬁgundred;hlzge Oats, more or less, in the shief, on Mr. W B Oxford's place- sold by sample at | Courk House door, and’ delivered on the primises - to satisfy a mort gage fi-fa in favoer of Clark . Cove »quo Compsné vs J R Powell. 1 G MagrsuaLy, WILL besold before the Court House door, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga, on the first Tuesday in ept. next,between the legal hours .*Jle,hw ;};10 lrlngest bidder :iotr msh, the foilowing rty to wit: ﬁé ‘acres of land, mo.yltﬂ in the 4th district of Terrell eounty, Levied on as the property of G d’ Garimany, agent tor T' ¥ Jobuson, to saisfy a fi-fd Tsued by J H Crouch, tax collector for State and eounty tax for Tecrell county for the years 1852, 1883, 1884, 18, 85 and 1886, "l I G VARSHALL, " ° . Buertry Terrenl COUNTY, ' De-lec-ta Lave. oduadl: The use of Delectalave imparts : agreeable semsation to the mouth and teeth, asto” make it a plegsure toeliildren ax well as to adufts. Use Delectaluve when You | ﬁ;forml youl:i;?ly ob'ntim‘:;v -‘h; habitual. use will preserve tho et 0 a healthy eondition during life: }Mae by J. Ri.Japes’ Hon Daw 4 BB i (it iSﬁlﬂ.,byThue who Stand by You. ' : ﬂ.or a number of {ears I. have Jived in Dawson, and sold goods to he-people of Terrell and surround-, ing counties. T huve always tried toyive generous bargainsy and hope that I have sugceegigsdy © Lam sti[l dealing in. Grogeries, W hiss kiew, Rums, aius, "W ines, Beer, &c., and hope that my old triends will give me a liberal share ot their patronage, . T Y MARTIN, - AL A M Le DU e jeMM still in the cfotfx_ing b ness and stand at the head ot & list. Horsiey & Kurex, Application - for _Letters' of ' “Dismiscion + fon e . GEORGTA - T¥unete, "ovovry, - Ordinary’s Office, May 3, 1887. " Warress, M S Keith, executor 3{:} \!:; Kc‘gh, decensed P Al < petition asking i ‘sfots Tront the execritorship of the - estate in _his hands. Al and IS?@‘*- gurdar-the creditors and next of k g e of said deceased, are hereby 'not fied to shoW catise, if any'they cam,” - why letters of -dismission whinld = not be gn::e.lm.uilem.ﬂ a 'tll.re nexz, ugrst ::;rm 1887, of . ‘Tewvell Court_of Ordipary. : 58 . ' H S &L - : . e 18 © 90 Ordinare ™ Applicdtion for Dismi-srem . GEOROGTA—Terers Cousie : Oudinary’s Office, Jund 28, m,,-; ' - *Watkreas, L' H ad g trator on estate of JK% '.‘m‘ : som, deceased, having in proper form applied for disusission: .« = 7 All persons. intarested are here otified to show ﬁdas it any . t dv:an, W&Y fetters of ﬂmﬁi should not be granted sai | ﬂa v at the mewt m -IM Terrell Court ot i : ry. «-H 3 BELE, ... A2t 2 sadl Omuysﬁi: : TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS: e 8F il Ol 001 O GEORGI A« Tenrers, - Covwry, AH ;n(ml . holdmg elaims - against the estate ot A C Willians. .. late of suid county deoen‘ﬁ,ﬁ hereby :bo:ieﬁd to present them im yroper to tho undersigned at Thomdston .. sod sl persne indebted to said estate are requested: to make Mmediate .lyl?% S 4 May 23, 1887, \\K{. OLLIMAN ~ Adwmr. Eet. AC . | - Williands dec'd. ~ e e e R Notice of Local Legislation, * Pursuant to thevecommendation *» ot the Grand Jury, at the last Neow. veaber W R‘h T;:;eu by : Court, notice is hereby given s ame adjouned oeesioﬁf the r isfattre, to be held in July west, application ‘allll be m"l:e M*‘:’*’ passage of a bill providiug for . the opemtion ofthe%aw: avd., also fora bill providing for the registration of qualified voterd i Terrell comnty, Mmﬂﬂ BES Wy Vo Almt;ntlm i umm amend the General hnﬂ‘ T Law. applicable to Terrel] L & apd to make the offfcers ﬁ '.'i. Superior Uourt of the ec_mng of Terrell ex-officio officers of ;: county court. to ide for their compensation m tiom. . of fines and forfeitures, avd other.” purposes. R Mey 30, 1887, s, " e e S -‘ N i 3 gL Bl J. C. NELMS o~ meined , G ﬁ.l@r LIVERY SALE and FEED e & i .. Btables? . u.wg ' ’ saow SHeßitw MAINST, - MW«“% SR e ga:\gj 2 i 4T ? ﬁn e ————— ; " Wi T - ’\;‘:"’-m : WA SR Splendid lots and sheds &W Stock Drovers, and-@onvéns « ient to the “busivess portion Pl o 0 hos Tout i e Y eeeol bl All who may-ses fit to = stop with me, I guazame: : juoe, 401887, R % e