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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

We have q got a few sets Of Furs
for ladies and children, which will
be sold regardless Of cost.
FREEMAN BRos.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

Mrs. Ella Wagner and Miss Lot
tie Wilson, have entered into part
nership in the millinery and dress
making business and have had the
old bank building fitted up and
moved their establishment into it,
These ladies are enterprising and
deserving of success, which we hope
may reach their most ardent antlel-
patlons.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12
A cold, wet, backward spring.

One inch of snow on the ground
this morning, and more falling.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

The highest market price is
paid for audited accounts BY
c. H. WaIwoEth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

In returning to our office from
dinner, to-day, we found Judge
West, of Yankton, Hon. A. MHench
of Fargo, and Mr.. II. G. Green, of
Mitchell, comfortably seated around
the editorial table We enjoyed a
pleasant hours chat with them.
Cali again gentlemen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

J. w. Shannon, editor of the HUI
yonitc, published at the new but rap
idly growing town of Huron on the
Jim river made us pleasant call
to-day. Mr.. Shannon informs Us
that the claim upon which the town
of Huron is located was taken less
than two years ago and now they
have live booming and bristling
city of over 1900 Inhabitants, with Il
grand future prospect. If the town
is peopled with such men as Mr..
Shannon, it cannot help but be a
large and prosperous city in the
near future. Huron stands a good
chance of being the Capitol Of the
new State of Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

Mrs. Joseph Sargent, of Saguaehe,
Col, formerly Mrs. III. w. Mcneil of
this city has been paying short visit
to friends in this vicinity during the
past week. Mrs. Sargent was on
her way home from visiting family
relations at Guthrie Iowa, and a
daughter at Sioux Falls. Her pres
ent husband is also an old-time resi-
dent of this city, and those acquaint
ed may be pleased to learn OF thell
reasonable prosperity in Colorado
where they haye resided for the pas
SIX years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12
GRAMMAR ROOM.

e.. A. kIBLING,
Principal
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

Prof. kibling called at the CouRI-.
Err office to-day and left a nice cake
of Vermont maple sugar for each
and every individual in the shop,
editor, compositors, devil" and all.
Such Il smacking Of chops you never
did see as the boys sat down and
sucked that sugar 1t was straight
goods" pure and unauthorized,
and it didn't last any great length
time. And furthermore by ris-
ing vote it was found to be the
sense of this ranch that the Profess
or is a combined philanthropist,
scholar and gentleman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-04-12

Interesting Easter services We're
held at st. Andrews church on Sun
day last. The Rector, Rev. Mr.
Hines, baptized seven at the morn
ing service, and two III the Sunday
School at B o'clock p. m. The Epls-
copal Church has reason for graft
tude for their present prosperity and
cheering outlook for the future.
Miss Hattie Taylor, will meet with
the Church next Sunday, and lead
the choir at the organ, being all Elk
cellent organist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-10
EnahInnn Faucies.

Slate bloc appears among new colors,
Imported dresses have lsnE waists and
sre boufsnt.
New neck Iingsris j, rsrr elaborate and
veluminous.
SHRED Whit. sur.h oA,- 'sttss are in
new dresses.
Bmbroidsrsd borders "a I'D on new
fabrics for dresses.
Arsturn to the great FaFa--:ity Of pol
ka diets Is imminent
Black eloth suite, -itn YAK borders
will be worn during Lent.
Flowers efexsggsrstsd size are on null
quarss for the neck.
Poufs in the backs OF dresses grow small
Ter and less boufant
Shirriugs will be ussd sA new light
WOODEN and Gotten goods.
Fsulsrds will supsrseds stripped and
checked summer silks.
Large buttons on the back Of coats
mark them as Old-fashiOnsd.
Evening dresses are trimmed with en-
broidered rutiisS aad tablisrs.
Dotted Spanish lace chem settles are
made in PompGdour sqsaret.
Feather hats and bonuets ara moribund
Paris has condemned then.
American pearls are cut ia grotesqus
designs for gentlsnsns scarf pins.
Alsstian peasant hats will continue in
favor for 'pring and summer.
Cloth and cheviot costumes are rarely
mad Of TWO materials combined.
Gallons and braids will triu many
spring costumes and spring Jackets.
Garnet Scotch Giaghams. ca ssked with
81 Ia
Glove kid, with patent-lsathsr toxins, is
the fashionable shoe'fsr the street..
Crushed roses without leaves ars mass
ed as side panels or borders on Julie dress
Fichus OF black cansls hair or of the
dress material will be worn in The spring
| Ribbed velvet aRd corduroy vsIvetesn
Jackets are the fancy of the passing mo
ment-
Moresqus and Oriental lac,s rival in
! popularity the Spsniss, BAgcsloRa an
/ Burando.
Low English heels are now use on Ia.
/ dies walking shoes . great change fol-
the better.
For fall evening dress there are band,
Of gold or silver, or strings Of pearl wsru
in the hair.
Copper red 10 favored tint in new
goods of all kinds, including the new up
holstsrsd stuff
Spanish and Oriental laoes will both
be used for trimming nuHs Yelling uhsT
worn in the evening.
Feathers will be "a popular next season
as they are at present, but flowers will be
associated with them.
Morning dresses for unceIsmoniou,
visits are made Of black fsilis or cache
mire des Cevsnues.
Nuns yelling is equally becoming t,
! old and to young omen. 1t is the very
stuff for children's drsssy suits.
Butternywing pouss in the back form
ed by the scarf employed for the tsblisl
and hip draperies are much worn.
Bssques are shorter in the skirt and
are frequently pointed in front and drawn
up In the hack 10 form the prouf.
Among new pongsss the plain whit,
goods. striped horizontally, With hair
lines in lace effects, are the most unique
and novel.
i Some authorities in matters of dress say
that killed skirts are going out of vogue
others announce that they will be more
worn than ever.
Costumes for strset wear should be o.
WOODEN material, one kind only, will
which felt hat or bonnet simply trimm
ed, and a cloth jacket may be worn.
In Paris, skirts are frequently seen o
which the only drapery is broad sasl
tied sround the bottom of the waist AM
looped back on the tournurs 10 form tn
pouf-
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It Hurts.

But nevertheless, it is business. Down
With prices. We have marked prices down
generally the past Aeek. Many articles
lower than they have been for years We
have received during the past week gener
al assortment Of fresh groceries, provisions
sc. We are fully stocked up with Field
Seeds, Farm Impliments, Land Plaster
Just the thing the farmer needs to make
clover stick on poor points and retain the
same Try the Land Plaster one and all,
on your clover Coffee lower than for years
Cordova, Golden and Green, Rio, etc, down
Is per cent. lower than you paid one year
ago. A general assortment of Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Provisions, Bacon of our own cut and
cure, nice hams. Flour marked down 70 TO
so cent. per Dbl We will sell -four cheaper
than any body--according to quality. Feed
of every description for stock. Plenty Of
goods and but little money; anxious to ex
change goods for money. Our new clerks
I Mesrss. Wearn and Eaker, are anxious L
make character as commercial men ~nd live
/ statesmen, and there is no telling how low
they will sell you goods. The man, Or men
that undersell US, according to quality o.
goods win. sooner OF later, ego over the hill'
to the poor house"
| n. DOIVET 7 q ppO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-10

TIE original languages of Italy we're
many, the Latin dialect being spoken on
the lowlands of the Tiber, and In time
becoming the official language Of the
empire. The Germans conquered Italy
and Latin ceased to be the official Ian
guage; it ceased to be written, and it
ceased to be Taught, although it con-
tinued to be spoken. But in its best
days it was more written than spoken
language, confined chiefly to the leaned.
the orators and poets, and to legal docu-
ments, the common people speaking a
mixed dialect called the Romano s7tstcq.
or country Latin, and it is from this, and
not from the classic Latin, that italian is
claimed by some not well-informed WIT
ers 70 have been derived.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-10

The trst spring NANTES are long dol
man v5sites Of satin and MORE brocads,
with closer fitting backs than last season :
cloaks They are much trimmed with
lace. heavy knetted fringes, and tus pas
ssmsntsris ornaments. They are only
lightly wadded in the lining, or lined with
satin surah, I'm gadded. They are so long
and 90 drsssy that, wearing one Of them
over a pretty skirt of plush, velvet or
silk aud with dressy bonnet, lady 10
in fun toilet for an afternoon visit Of
ceremony. 3 promenade or drive
One OF the prettiest lace pins in dis
mond jswelry Is a reap. hook, set In grad
uated stones, with a serpent, also in dia-
mouds, turned around the blade, it's eyes
eng small rubies.
In spite Of the high looping Of back and
side drapsries the costume of the season
defines the human divine as much as ever.
The effect ia still of a princess robe, or
fourreau, whether the dress IS short OF
trained.
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yotbipr short of transferable Benefits

Conferred upon tens Of thousands OF sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SAKskrARILLA enjoys. 1t is compound OF the best
vegetable Alternatives with the Ioddes Of Potassiu N
and Iron and Is the most effectaal OF all remedies
for scrofulous mercurial, blood disorders. Uni
0rmIy successful and certain in its rene al effects
it produces rapid and complete cures - crofula,
Sores Boiis. Humors, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and
All disorders rising from impuritv Of the blood By
its invigoratng effects Il always relieves and often
cures Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses and Ir-
regularities, and il pOtcnt reviewer Of vitality
r or purifying the blood it has equal. 1t tones
"a p the system restores and preserves the health
aud imparts vigor and energy. For forty years it
n AZ been in extensive rse, and is to-day the most
available medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-10

Mr.. H N. Saunders. of Fulton, ~
has Seen appointed District DEPUTY nr
tbs Junior Order of Mutual Friends tbs
10 life Insurance. organ Eation on ne
mutual benefit plan, aud is designed isf
young people bows and girls from 70 p
wears of age Bv CARRYING one Of the"
policies $500 or 81. 900 is paid 20 apPlicsn'
upon his or her becoming twenty one -
fret Glass or twenty five in second class
or in case - is<tb. paid TO parents THi
lie the only insurance we know Of, YOU car
get even with without dying. Adore"
81 NJ SAUSDERs-
Fulton, Kys
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MARRIED.

rRG-HERTwEcK-In Hickman. We'd
nesday evening, the 9Th inst, at the
residences Of the brides father, MIR. OF
to Hertwsck, by Judge II. C. Bailey
Mr. DAvIn l. GOLDBERG and Miss IDA
HERTwEcK.
Mr.. Goldberg is q member OF the we'll
known firm Of Plaut Bros. l. Co, and is
-Skho"E in business circles. He ought
60 bs one Of the happiest of men, for he
has won one Of the fairest of Kentucky
daughters to share his future joys and
sorrows. May their married life ever be
brimfull OF successes aud pleasures.
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NAc1srKArEs ooURTs.

1st District-Esq. Donaho, I'd Saturday
u March, June, September and Deem
Der. Esq. Hammond, lst Saturday in
same months.
ID District-Esq. Goar, Bird Saturday in
March, June, September and Decem Der.
Esq. -, 4th Monday in same months
3rd District -Esq. Reed, 3rd Monday in
March, June. September and December.
Esq. Mayes, zth Saturday in same months.
4th District--Esq. Dickinson, LIST Mon
day i March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4ih Tuesday in
same months.
9th Disirict-Esq. Boaz, 1st Wednesday
in March, June, September and Dec ember.
Esq. - Srd Wednesday IN sam
months.
9th District-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes
day IN March, June, September and De-
eember. Esq. Thos Bradshaw. I'd Wed
nesday in same months.
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from GOV. blackburn.

Fran Sfort KY, March 1892.
70 Henry fILAR:
Have received dispatch frsn Secretary
Of War Telegraph me the probable mum
Der Of persons suffering from the overflow,
aud amount Of provisions necessary. An
swer Immediately.
LUKE P BLACKBURN.
To this Capt. Tyler replied
Gov lake p. Blackburn
One months rations for three hundred
people will do.
Il A. Tyler
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eouNTx OFFICIALS.

County Judge-H. C. Bailey.
County Cierk.-A NJ. Debow.
Sherif-W. c. Johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T NJ French.
Assessor-Jss. Cooper.
County Attorney. b. Kingman.
Jailer-Frank Thomasson.
Master Commissioner-H. c. Bailey.
County urveyor-Ro bert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit Judge-James Campbell.
Conmonw ealth's Atterney-C. Thoma
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-10
THE WHEAT CROP.
Its Condition and Acreage In
Ten states

The New York Commercial Bulletin
prints an interesting statement OF the
acreage aud condition Of The wheat crop
sowed last fall. II has returns from near
" every county in she ten most important
wheat growing States. Summarizing it's
statistics. il says: The most striking
feature exhibited by these reports is the
high ratio Of condition of winter wheat
reported from all the. Statss Very few
counties report falling of in this par
ticular although in few States compla-
ints are made of the Hsssian fly chinch
bugs and frost A. 70 acreage. the States
of Missouri Kentucky and Indiana show
large increase over lSSl aud Ohio
Illinois, and Kansas have meds liberal
gain in some counties, psrtly couEter-
balanced, however by a loss IN others
On the whole, there issn n portAnt in
crease in the acreage c. wIptsr wheat
ever that OF last year and the condition
/ Of the crop during the last half Of Fsbru-
airy was almost uuivsrsallv mach above
an average. As to the percentage Of the
old crop OF wheat and Indian corn still
remaining in farmers hands, the proper
ton Of wheat left in Michigan and Wis
consin 10 very small in Kentucky, Indi-
ans and Minnesota Il is moderate and j n
Illinois, Iowa, add Missouri large. OF
corn larger percentage of the crsp re-
mains than wheat, the States of Mime
sofa, Iowa, Illinois. and Ohio having each
! overa third of the crop left. The remain
ing States also show high ratio The
average proportion of the wheat crop a
growers hands according 10 the figures il
thsrsfsre, 234 per cent and Of corn 80 8
per cent.
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After April LIST. all claims not paid will
he placed in officers hands for = objection
ct J. W. CoRMAN s. co.
DR. LuTEs, represents ths First District
sn the CsngrsssisnalA pPsrtiOnmeat Com
nittee.
The Steamer Jas. D Parker was
wrecked in the canal, Louisville. sstur-
day night.
Mr. Charles Walker. editor OF the
Fulton Faltonian, and Mr. Hugh Sanders,
of the Fulton Index, visited Hickman. tn.
6rst days Of this week, attending court.
The nsw beer law fix ss the license
at $500, and the three saloons alre ady
started, closed business, slledging that the
price charged was virtual prohibit On
The city council, If 80 dispose d, are pow
erles-to cure the complaint, because the
$500 charge is fixed by act of The L.sisla
turs
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Tbe Fulton Circuit Cour
convened Monday His Homer Judge
James Campbell, presiding. The business
OF the Court is progressing well, and Judge
Csmpbsll is filing the high expectations
Of bis friends, and winning the admira-
lien OF citizens generally Mr.. c. H.
Thomas Commonweslth's Attorney is in at
tendance representing the State with his
characteristic vigiIAncs and industry.
Among the visiting lawyers, We note
N. P. MOGs, of Clinton Judge Bullock, of
Columbus; aud r. S. Murrsn and B. H.
FrssnAn, Of Fulton, Ky
WITHDRAWN We are authorized
10 withdraw the name OF Capt
". D. Smith, from the list OF candidates
for County Court Clerk, and to return bis
kiHdsst appreciation to those friends rhs
lad signifsd their intention 90 supper
i'm, and to the public generally
Lewis Gardner, coIorsd, was os
Tuesday, found guilty Of burglary, and
his punishment fixed at two years - tss
State Psnitentisry house.
The Fulton preeicnt ,s,ss Nay 7th,
Gu proposition to tax that precinct s.,
900 fer school building
The town Of O.ssols is ssis to - 4
fsst under water, 90 per csat 81 the lands
of that county uad.r water, aud so per
cent of its citizens sn the verge Of starra-
,iss.
GRAND JuRE The following citizens
compose the grand jury, present terra of
the Fulton Circuit Court.-B. r Easily.
foreman; Thos. VI. Brown, c. +. Hsnherry,
=. II. Legats, n. II. Wilson, c Lsdri dge
". L. McCutehen, Robert Powell, Aft G.
McFaddsn, L. w. Philips S. Belt, Hard
Fleetwood, J. J. Willingbam, ]. NJ Brow
der, W. Il. Bessley, and I. E. Attsbsrry.
MANY persons uho leave here and here
abouts for other States, call and subscribe
fer the CoUsTER before they go They
take with them that much OF home, any
low. Each number OF the COURIER is
worth to them as much as dozen letters
IL keeps them inforasd ofan that is 60
Tag On Anong their cid friends aud neigh
bors.
I'D Davis. celorsd, burglary and lar
ceny, was convicted, Thursday, and given s
years in the penitentary.
The court Of Appeals has dismissed
No. ., 3, 4, 5 and 8; and reve rsed No. s, Z,
10 and II, cases of the Com. vs. Steag ala.
Mr.. Thomas G. Havkins, is an
nounced A. candidate for Jsilor. He is
recommended to US as a clever, verify
gentleman, and one that will make good
sftiesr, aud we ask the voters to eonside r
his claims.
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POWELL & BRO.

The RIVER -Yester1sy thsss ap-
peared as fine prospect for good long vet
spell as there was two months ago, when the
rainy season commenced. The heavs de-
cline in all the upper rivers which preuiled
ter days ago has had It's effect here, and the
river here nlarks SO inches fall since iteom
meneed The past week, however, the upper
rivers have been rising and falling ster
nately, and the rains tolesably general. The
situation Is too much mixed TOR any one 70
predict with certainty what the river viii
DO. but our opinion Is that it viii continue
to fall slowly, and whea within is banks
viii then fall RAJ dly-
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CHAs. E. SLArBAcK, Pres l.


Governor Eitekhsru was then asked in
regard 20 aiaiug tae sufferers from the
Eood 20 hickman.
II wss releeragse5 "a. ssii bis Excel
iencY by Secretary o. Ner Lincoln, to
know how nanY persons uee1sd relief.
ssosvtaiuod from resPpnsibls parties
there thst rstions would be needed bv 200
persons for month and so informed the
Secretary n War also susrested as
80 tol= corr % s1iouara for the dislribu-
aoa ~ the relief supplies AIsyor Fzrri, Of
hickman; George Wsrrrn Eaitor ~ i. tbs
Bicsmec CoUslEE, .ra Elk State senator
Henri TYLER
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STRAY NOTICEY

TNAKEN UP AS A STRAY, by Alfred L.
Barker, living near the head of No
8 Island, on the Mississippi river, in
Fulton county. Ky, on the oath day OF
December, 1881. ONE RED BULL, aged
about or years, having some white in
the face; also, on the shoulders, hips.
belly and bush Of the tail, which l ap-
praise at the value of $50 90. No brands
or marks perceivable.
Given under my hand this 2sth day CT
December, 1881. J. J. JONES,
jG1S-3w@ J. P. T. c.
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our BEER CASES AND BEER Laws

IUR DEER ASES AND DEER Law ,
1T takes FIRST class lawyer to keep pos
ted as to the exact status Of the beer and
whiskey laws of Fulton county. Our mem
Der Of the Legislature had, what is known
this county ar the Wilson law, epeaIed
There is and have been, for several courts
past. large number Of indictments pen
ding found when this law was in force, and
il now seems that the repeal OF the wilson
law virtually dismisses all these pending in
dictments. On Monday the case Of the
Commonwealth vs. Thomas Dillon was cali
ed, defendant entered demurrer to the
Indictment upon the grounds that the law
in force at the time the indictment was
framed. known as the Wilson law, passed
April 9th. 1880, had been repealed BY the
present legislature, and there being at the
present time 10 law in force denouncng a
penalty, the court has no authority 10 rem
der judgment II conviction upon verdict
OF guilty should one be returned We nm
derstaud tbat the court decided thar while
the wilson law was En- force that IL suspen-
ded the general law, and therefore sustained
the Demurrer to the indictment which W.
understand Yves equivaIeutt 10 saying that al.
indictments framed while the Wilson law
was 10 existencs are virtually nulity--
This leaves tie local option law voted upon
by ke people Of this couuty ia 1878, u
lo,ce IN Hickuan, the present Lesisia-
ture has passed biil permitting the i
Censing Of saloons 20 sci! beer by tbs drink,
ONT the sale OF spirituous or vinous fluids
is still prohibited except by the quart &c.
Hickman Ky, is surrounded Sy War
and he people arr starving Ter fsod :
NelssR County Record
We have net heard Of any psopls q
Hickman starving or suffering FOR ICED;
and whsn the high hills Of HicknG are
surrounded by water" the people 81
Bardstown had better conmsnes climbing
trsss, OF locking for berth in Noah ark.
Hundreds OF bottom farmers have sought
refuge hsrs from thu aosd, aud the psopls
OF Hickman and vicinity have nooly ear'd
for them
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STHAYED.-From the undersigned at
Hick man Ky, One Roam Cow, with crop
and underbit IN the right and upper bit
in the left ear. Also, one white HEIFER,
aud one white steer yearliug, of same
mark rs the cow; and yesrling Bull, with
white back and face, and red sides; no ear
mark. Any information thankfully re
ceived and if any one will deliver them
TO VIZ. Plummer, will pay them for it.
b. a. Flowers.
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CITY OFFTcfALs.

Msyor-Alez a. Faris.
City Judge George Warren.
City Attorney-C. II. Wilson.
City Marshall O. Barnes.
City Clerk-R. f. Millet.
City Treasurer. P. Fortune.
Marketmaster-J o. Barnes.
City Tax Collector-R. z. Millet.
Wharfmsster-.J. o. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
Councilmen-Chas. Baltzer, John w.
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, Il. NJ. French
Otto Hertweck, and B. c. Ramage
Dist. School Trustees-R. Z. Millet,
H c. Beckman and S. w. Lauderdale.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-Luke =. Blackburn.
1t. GOVERNOR. S. Cantre1l.
Secretary Of Staie-James Black burn.
Assist. Sec. of State-Thos. G. Hatris.
State Auditor-Fayette Hewitt
Treasurer-James ". Tate
Attorney Gsneral-P- W Hardin.
Register Land Offce-Alph. Sheldon.
Sup. Pub. Instruction.. D. Pickett.
STATE Printers. l. NJ Major.
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court-H. C. Bailey.
judge, held every ID Monday in each
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Ceurt-H. a.
Bailey, judge, held 4th Monday in Jam
uary, April July and October.