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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-11-27

Ii % Coaaty Ccc-tT Eos, Cory Teu3eN ,
Nancs Mccoy
".
Robert B. Mccoy ct g.,
u this cause il Appearing ION tie a''s-rtious
Of the Bill, which g sworn to, .hcS ne Locond-
ants Roksrt 3. neCoy. David c. Mccoy, WI
liam Mccoy. aaissv5. 7. Mccoy. G,of1s No
Coy Nav 4 Dusean and yoia Dvcosu 'vo non.
erdins :. D,eee . Of Law sapIot be se,ssA On
then IL y .hsre'srs er'sred Lat prjleatioa
b nadia L,e hssyvi,'s T:rIs, r ceynpa :
Published ia Blouut Copa y. tsrneesee, fof foaf
the Cas- Mouse 10 naryv;t)s Tearessee on or
bs'o . ths fvst Monday IN Decsrbsr pe.t, fnd
plead aSswe.: c,mur or mete o.hee e,sns -
sAid Blu OF The same vii ~ .ALsS - coufeses |
and ct Tor hear M n pAE1s - - Shem.
G voc ande. ny hand the Stst dey o o. she !,
,eS0. Ban CUSHING dAN, Clark.
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The vegetarians may say what
they please, but Adam was fond of
spare ribs.-Drake's Magazine.
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Preserve Your Sight.

prepared treat all forms Of diseases Of the Eye
Ear incidentally urgica be required perfectly
healthy normal shape and evenly balanced muscles never cs
great Of work DONE your eyes tire Or
your call and have tested No charge Tor
examination prescription furnished for glasses Spectaces to
all defects vision accurately and scientifically adapted
Dr. HATHAWAY the Montvae road
opposite theFriends School,
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esteemed the allowing OF an additional 30
cents for collections merely n question OF
management for the School Board TO de-
eide upon. He thought that IL was with
in the province Of the School Board TO
make an arrangement with constables, al
lowing them a reasonable compensation.
The contract would be a good one. This
court, however, had no power to make the
allowance under the law.
Justice Yerger-If the school authori-
ties conclude to make the allowance this
court can then ratify it.
Justice Harrell-We have been making
this allowance for six years and with good
results. ! believe II such an incentive
was created c%onstables would collect much
more money.
Justice Strickland argued in favor Of the
resolution and quoted scripture.
Justice Barry opposed the measure.
being bribed to do ii. lie did not blame
them for wanting SO cents but he would
blame the court for giving 1t them.
Justice Wellborn-Unless we pass this
order We can depend upon not collecting
the tax.
Justice Garvin-I have been n Constable
myself and know whereof ! speak. The
way the tax rolls are now | would not col.
lect the poll-tax II j was given all Of II.
Hundreds OF men, women and children,
aud numbers Of absent mems names are
on that roll that never will, or should pay
the poll-tax, and a Constable has 10 weed
out the proper names from this mass. II
is rot worth the trouble. A Constable
sends out 100 postal cards and collects,
perhaps, S..
Justice Barry--If a postal card would
collect tho tax, it should be done for 10
cents.
Justice Strickland moved to allow the
Constables the 50cents extra. IL was then
discussed pro and con 10y a number OF
Justices. including Messrs. Winters,
Yorger, %lIarrell, Barry and Strickland,
with picket shooting from many Others.
A vote was finally reached and tho motion
was defeated.
Justice Harrell asked for fifteen county
convicts TO work ON the State Line Road,
in his district This was n signal for
another rumpus. That the whole turn
pike system was threatened, was the cry
OF some. Others claimed or strongly init.
mated that Memphis was monopolizing the
labor Of these convicts TO the exclusion OF
all other portions OF the county.
A motion was made 10 rescind the old
order. which gave the control Of the
county c~onvicts 10 three turnpike COM
miSsioners. This brought about a lively
debate, which terminated in a vote 10 lay
the motion on the table, being carried by a
| vote OF Is 20 q.
Court adjourned until 10 A. m, today.
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HALsTsAD's REJECTION.
The Senate Gets Moro Vol. Deserved
Wraps From the Newspapers.

wraps FROM the
New York, April 1.-The Timo this morn.
ing quotes the editorial OF the Commercial.
GGsoteo on the rejection Of Mr.. Halstead, and
then says: We are bound 10 say that We
believe this. statement 10 DO substantially
correct. 1t would be possible 10 render a
more satisfactory and trustworthy judy
ment concerning II il the proceedings Of
the Senate were not wrapped in secrecy
and the words, as well as the votes Of the
Senators, screened from public scrutiny.
That Is at once a misfortune aud a disgrace.
But the Senators who are now for second
timo held up for reprobation and contempt
for their conduct growing out OF the Payne
scandal are not, from tho very fact Of the
secrecy in which they hide, entitled 10 the
benefit Of any doubt that may arise from
lack OF knowledge. They cannot com
plain II they are judged by tho known
facts only when they prevent the public
| from knowing all the facts. The known
facts are all against them. The plea which
Is made in their behalf, that they were
governed by disinterested motives, by the
abstract standard Of temperate judgment
aud expression demanded In a diploma,ist,
would DO available II they had applied
that standsfd in other cases. That they
have not done. On tho contrary, thoy
have distinctly waived II.
The motive Of private and per
sonal revenge is adequate 10 ex.
plain their conduct and none Other n.
II must be noted, also, that thoy have
acted against the interests Of their party
as they have usually interpreted those In.
tercsts. They have rejected a nomination
by their W President, Of q man OF un.
doubted political influence and ability Ia
u State that il, and must be for some time,
a doubtful State. But they have done
more than this They have justified d
general suspicion rs 10 the purity Of the
Senate. They have given reason for the
opinion that there arc enough Republican
Senators to turn tho scale on any question,
who are actuatcd 10y motives that ar,
not honorable, aud that their motives ar,
strong enough 10 overcome party idclit,
and to break down party discipline. Thf
opinion will certainly be held largely IL
Ohio, aud Il will be spread with the great
eat zeal and pcrsistcncy by the most pop
ular newspapers In the state. II cannoI
but have n very considerable influence
upon the fortunes OF the party there, an,
Il will have a decided influence upon pub
lie opinion throughout the country.
Tho Hodd Eiys. Senator sherman, II
his plea Tor Mr.. llalstcad'a confirmation
frankly acknowledged that he did not up
prove the sort Of journalism rcprcscntc,
! by the editor OF tho Commercial aso,
Thank heaven there arc not offices enougI
IN the gilt OF the Government 20 pteyon
! all honest aud independent editors irou
] frankly acknowledging that they do NO
approve the sort OF statcsmanship repre-
D scntcd by n largo numbcr Of Senators q
the United States.
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THE SENATE.
DR.. J.C. Branner's Nomination Confirm
Also Col. Locke'a and I,anoford,a

DR.. j. c. Branner's Nomination Confirmed
Also Col. Locke's and Langford's.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 1.-The Gen.
eral Assembly was engaged in cleaning up
unfinished business today, and no meas
ure OF any great Importance passed, the
business being mostly Of a local character.
The Senate confirmed the appointments
OF DIR. ]. @. Branner, State Geologist; NJ.
+. Locke, Of Crawford County, Chief Of
the Mining, Manufacturing and Agricul-
tural Bureau, and w. @. Langford, OF Pine
BluiI, Trustee OF the State University, vice
DIR. O. M. Taylor, resigned.
In confirming Col. Locke II is said that
there were nine (9) votes cast in the mega
tive. This OF course was done in execu-
tive session, but when the Senate adj
journed IL leaked ont that there was con-
siderable dissention among the members
rs to Col. Locke's nomination made sew
eral days ago by the Governor.
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Chancery Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE.

No. Gno Rim the chanccry Court Of shelby
g~oanymhardwis fencN guardian etc. va
ny virtue Of an inicriocniory decree for rie.
entered IN tho above cause on the 2ist day Of DO.
semsSr. lSs page iio. And smended on
Clerk and Masters omcc. 1t tho Main arct en-.
tmncg Of The court house VI Shelby County, Nom
phis. Tenn. on
saturday, the 9th Day OF April. 1880,
within legal hour. the following described prop-
eriy. situated 10 shelby County, Tenn. towit
Lying aud being In tho Eighteenth Civil District
o. aid county, about ~ milcs southeast Of Mem.
pills Being par1 oi lots p, ADD 30 Of y. 4. owens
ming sta stakoin the north linc 81 W. n. forson's
tact 9 chains west from toe southeast corner Of
lot "a thcncc wet n chains md ielinks 10 a stake.
thcucc north p chains and " links 20 a stake on
The. south eide OF Dunn avenue, thonce east lO
chains and 20 links % a stake Ia the wclt line Of n
2liopt alley. thence south along the north line u
sid alley 10 chains and " links % a stake thenoe
wet G chains aud ~ links % a stake. thence south
- chains and ~ links 10 n stake. hence east 7
chains aud u links thence south ? ohains and ~
hnk, 70 the poinioi beginning, cgntaining "A OlO0
iflhe above docs not scli for enough 10 u,l.fy
Tho iudftncnt Interest aud costs then the remain.
der Interest IN The following tmct rat npau a. a
homestead ~ Jane stewart aud family. al next
30 Nold. to-wlt beginning nc a stake 0n The east
line ~ James stcwarta a. acres ? chains and ~
hnks OF rs feet north oi the southcut corner of
links 20 a stake thence north az west - chains
ard 2, links 70 a stake, thence north ~ east Z
chains and linksto a stoke IN the east line a
!ald " acftt thence souh ay' east with usid east
lne y chains aud = links u the beginning. con.
uining racrca
Terms II silicon a credit Of slr mouths note
barred.
This 10th day Of Narrh. issa
En- M,liESlY, Clerk aud Master.
W el,,t9h, n n, nlnh, u IA l4rnos and Ma.
lone q Malone, EollrituuA
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Cincinuatr,s Political Puzzle.

CINCINNATI, o., April 1.-The municipal
election today is a puzzle to most OF the
politicians. Dissatisfaction with the Re-
publican ticket, coupled with a quite gen.
eral desire for q ~stricter enforcement OF
law, brought out a citizens ticket with
Daniel Stone for mayor, and the rest made
up from the party candidates. John b.
Mosby is the Republican candidate for
mayor, and Thomas J. Stephens the Dem
ocratic candidate. There are indications
OF a light yote.
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Anernoan Nc..Ion.

When the gnycl fell at | y. m. Il was
discovered that several Of the palris con.
script were non est %inycnius and that q
quorum WIS not on hand. The chairman
suggested that the road law DO read 10
those present while waiting tho arrival
Of a quorum. Tho chair requested County
Attorney Jordon 10 arise aud read the
document. The County Attorney looked
nt the new road law, which Is NJ long as a
revival sermon. lie turned his glance 90
Chairman slaughter with an ot.tu-brutc
look, aud that luuclionary generously re-
Tented aud called upon Judge lcgcr TO do
the graceful. which no did. Tho new law
" most elaborate. IL would make about
thrco columns In TnE ArrEAi. Tho
changes madci In the old law arc regarded
"a being very beneficial 10y the Justices.
The County Court can order oil able.
bodied men between the ages Of eighteen
aud iorly-fiyc 10 work not less than -four
nor moro than twelve days annually, or
pay at the rate OF 20 cents q day cash. Tho
days work Il fixed at eight hours, and tho
Jurisdiction Of the road oiiiccu has been
defined and extended.
On reassembling, Justice Wcllborn
moved a recalling OF the matter OF fees ioI
poll-tax collectors from tho hands OF the
County Attorney. Objected 10.
County Attorney Jordan was called
upon Tor his report on the matter aud
he stated verbally that tho County Courl
had no legal authority 10 pay constable'
more than the ~ cents now allowed by
Law ior the collection Of poll tax. The
poll taxes belonged 10 a fund under con.
troll oil The County School Board, and h'
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THE GOLD FEvER.
Differences OF opinion Az 10 tho Rich.
ness OF the Deposits.

i've NN9AAN
CmcAoo. H.. April Ia dispatch rom
Los Angeles, Cal, says Joseph Mcsscn.
cor. a merchant o. Tia Juana, has arrived
from Lower California. In relating his
experiences, Messenger has little to say
about tho placdAin Mexican or Amch.
can Gulch, although he reports that a
good many people arr sill taking out gold
in small qnantides, but no l. enthusiastic
over the rich quartz discoveries In the Ar.
rowlo Alamos. foriy.scycn miles distant
from the gulch6s mentioned. Messenger
states that during bis stay three quartz
claims In tho vicinity OF the Pinceslminc,
which latter Is supposed 20 be the richest
eo lar discovered, had been sold 10 a syn.
dictate Of capitalists for $4,000. The tron.
blcs which have been reported 10 exist
between rival claimants Of the Princess
were amicably adjusted before Gov. Tor.
res ON Tuesday last. Warren Wilson. ed
ilor and capitalist Of San BomardiDo.
writes from Santa Clara, as follows II
am satisfied with PERSONAL investigation
and interviews with old and succcaslul
minors that tho best Judgment Of tho
camp will unite With mo Ia pronounclng
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az oRoAKHRs On nARn.
Fort Pickering Sends Greeting 10 uor
Friends who Pinned Thor
Faith 20 uor.

Tho great sale Of last Thursday created
considerable interest. Purchasers selling
out at q handsome profit who will buy
again tomorrow. Several lots sold al pu.
vatc sale and houses already under way.
Everyone invited 10 attend the sale.
Grand dinner, fine music. E~,crythinq
goes. no limit. Pick up the bargains and
sell out on quick profit. Remember the
old adagc, q nimble s]iNpcncei il better than
q lazy shilling. Take free busscs NJ corner
Main and Madison streets or shelby street
car line TO the sale Wednesday, April b, a,
10 to II o'clock AM. Sales commenced nj
II o'clock I'm.
To. Mccarthy & Co. will Weld the ham.
mer. GOING Going Gonci Everybody
invited.
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"I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
In my family for thirty years and have
always found 10 the best remedy for
Group, 90 which complaint my children
have been suhjoct."-Capt. U. Carley,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
"From an experience o. over thirty
years In the sale OF proprietary medi-
cines, I feel justified In recommending
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. One OF tho
best recommendations Of tho Pcctoral u
the enduring quality Of iia popularity, IL
being more sniable now than u was
twenty-five years ago, when - great
success was considered marvellous
II. 8. Drake, NJ. D., Boliot, kans.
any little sister, four years Of age,
was 80 ~ from bronchitis that We had
almost given up hope Of her recovery.
Our family physician, a skilful man aud
of large experience, pronounced u use
less 10 give her any more medicine [;
saving that he had done all " was pos
Hiblo 10 do. aud we must prepare for tho
worst. A. n last resort, we determined
20 try Ayers Cherry Pccioral, aud ! can
truly aav, with the most happy results.
After taking a few doses SHE seemed 10
breathe easier. aud, within n week. was
out Of danger. We continued giving tho
poctofal until satisfied sho was entirely
well. THIS has given me unb0undcd faith
In tho preparation, and recommend "
confidently 90 my cusiomers.'- u
Lcppcr. Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind.
For Colds and Coughs, take
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
ESTATE.

10, coz, Rim tho chancoV cour, Of shelby
County w. A. faircsi guardian, W HALLE falrcs
b. virtue Of an lnteriocutory decree for aic. en-.
tered IN the above cause on the ith day Of March.
1879, NJ. n o. page a., 1 will cell NJ public auc.
ton, 70 the highest bidder IN front Of the Clerk
the courhoure Of shelby county. MemphiG Ten.
nescc, on
saturday. 9th nay Of April, 1889.
within legal hour. the following described prop.
crty, situated IN shelby county, Tenn. towit
beginning AZ the iutrncrtl0n Of Central avenue
with the south side q the Memphis 4 Charleston
railroad running thence wcstwaniiy with south
lie Of - 4 railroad twelve 90 chains and thirty.
I'VE % links ~ a stake thcncc southwarily with
The cat line Of Qulnichctt lot fourteen 90 chains
aud nineiy.ntc lol LINKS 70 the north aide ~ Carey
ayenue thence castuurily on said north line %
tafcy avenue tEclve 90 chains and f~ory-one (t)
Ink 20 H. intersection with Ccntml avenue. thence
no~fthwarily with the west line Of Csnial avenue
fifteen Nhl chains 10 the place Of beginning. con-
taininE. ~ hlluQ nrfva more or les. hnd being
knownh L, lots ak 90 and seven Cd Of the whiimors
Alho tic following lot or parcel Of land begin.
ming N o point on The wet side Of Nurncld ay.
enuc eight W chains south of the south line ofthe
Memphis a Charleston llaiinuad. thcnoe wc1iwardly
pamllcl with snld Memphis q Charleston nailroad
Twelve 90 chains aud hfty. Eve so links 10 a
stake thence soulhwandly Eileen ubl chains and
eighteen ~ liuks % a stake. thence castWarily
parallel with The uid liHe Of saidfuilroad twelve
VA chains and nfiy. Eve 90 links % a point on tho
wet aide 81 Mafncid aycuue. aud thence norhi
warily along the aid west limo Of Waflcid avcnuaI
The place OF beginning, being what anu known NJ
lot sixteen uhl and seventeen ND IN the Whit.
mor lubdiylfon. aud containing nineteen ul
Tefnso f salo-0ne thlri 60 cash. balance on q
cfriit Of one aud two ycan. note bearing Interest
vita security required lien retained.
1hlt oh day 81 Mu1rl, 1879.
T. n NcliTNHY, Clerk and Master.
Can't a Patterson. W. W. Mcdowell. solicitors
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The Mississippi supreme Court.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
Jackson, Miss, April 1.-The April
term OF the Supreme Court began today
with a full bench present. The docket Of
this First district was taken up and the
call Of cases proceeded with.
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An Unfortunate Fire.

CrE-:NSATi, o., April Ia dispatch from
Maysvillc, KY, says that Omar Dodson's
four story building burned yesterday, in
volving a loss Of S2j, 600; insurance Sl5, 600.
Among the occupants who lost are 4. j..
Curly, plumber; w. s. Watson & Co.,
cigar manufacturers; Fred Bauer. printer;
y. ID. WadsMorth. cigar manuiacturer.
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A sad and Fatal Accident.

Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal.
Duck HILL, Miss, April IA good
honest boy, about grown, living eve
miles east of here, was killed yesterday by
the limb of a tree falling upon him. He
and a crowd Of men and boys were trying
TO arrest the progress Of a fire which had
broken out in the dead timber Of a field
when the accident occurred.
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the Santa Clara district the richest on the
surface OF any gold section ever discovered
In the Pacific Slope. What there is be-
meath the surface it will require months,
probably years to determine, and until il
Is finally ascertained there will be a wide
difference OF opinion. They may be true
assure veins, or they may be blow-outs."
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ROCHESTER,, n. ", April l.-ProL Swift,
Of Warner Observatory, has received a
telegram from tho Lick Observatory. an.
nouncing the discovery last evening By
Prof. Barnard OF a new comet. Its posi-.
ton was right ascension, . hours 20 min.
uies 90 seconds; dcclination north 10 dc.
grccs Z minutes IL Is pretty faint and
has a slow motion southwest.
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~auamakcr'. Prohibition.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April l.-At the regular
weekly meeting OF the Methodist Ministers
Association today, a resolution was
adopted expressive Of gratitude to Post.
master-G General Wanamaker for his speech
in favor Of prohibition delivered in Phila.
dolphin Yesterday.
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orricEs furnished with towel rack. comb.
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
20 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR MISS,
oFFERs SERVICES ON TWO Tnor.
TING s~TALLIoNz.
Capt Carnos. No. 1924,

Capt Carnos, No. 1924,
Limited 10 Zen Approved Mares al o. Cash the
Enda July !.
Colt troitcrs nrc In demand THIS horse should
ct them, Ne hh slfc 10 =. g., Gn01 Wa a colt irot.
tri his rrandairu Onward, Ian IL the greatest
sire Of colt tfntter known, having put four thrOs.
ytnruldt IN the ~ nat IN one ycaf, his nrst dam
tfaucy Dhv, ucond ul WAS sired BY Alcalds. who
Eot iYlas the sire OF the unbraten colt troitor,
.suslc ~" AIS. his second dam b. another rnrat
brood marc 1rc, Kentucky Clay tout 81 the HOLES
mare. dam Lady Thcfnc, 2ist aud MaubHnO
raichonli bis thiri dam bY tinl another famous
brood mafr sire, Edwin FORREST. fourth. hfth and
sixth dams by Thoroughbred slrcs. Individually,
Capt Games "a a thrJc ycarsld blood bay, aKicCs
hands high, elegantly propori0ned stallion.
Col Jefferson Blind
fsoncrd 10 the Public Al $40 Caah.
10 wns tired ~ tho greatest brood inarc sire
known, hAmbrno fatchcn, who's sons arc taking
nnt rank ~ brood maru elnvs. dam Alel, an old.
time trutier Jefferson Al Three yean of are was a
picture that would make any houeaan fccl good-
ltlt hands hlEh, stylish, o. Numerical and nnely
tnited. None 81 biz set are blind, all show nlon.
did roiting ncti0n, and are game and handaome
roldstcua lie sired the fastest tUoYcar. old that
showed about Memphis last summer.
" stock handled carefully, but no response.
blity. ff accidcnul mares pasturrd Al a pcr
month fcd graln. so. For further Information
Address q. LYTLE. Man'gr.
los 80 Paul ~. Memphis. Ten.-
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Lee WEST, the New orIean. Rascal

ToRoSro, April John Lee West, the
New Orleans embezzler, who, when ar
rested last week, expressed his willingness
10 90 back for trial, now refuses TO return
until compelled by law.
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mcdiatcly renewed
by tho use Of this
wonderful remedy.
IL strengthens tho
vocal organs, allays
irritation. and pre-
vents tho inroads Of
Consumption in
every stage Of that
dfoad disease,
Ayers Cherry Pee
toral relieves cough
ing and induces
refreshing rest.
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foR sALr-i0,000 iccl Of yellow lumber
on cars, cheap. Telephone 1855. Garrett
Lumber Company.
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THE COUNTY COURT.
REPORT OF CHAIRMAN SLAUGHTER
FOR THE FIRST QUARTER.
Recommendation. OF Importance-Jus.
tice Hughey Declared Elected For
the Eighteenth District-A Big
Batch OF Accounts.

County Court convened at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, in regular session,
Chairman u. G. Slaughter in the chair.
The roll call showed a full attendance
present excepting the two justices from
Cuba, Messrs. Campbell and Adams.
The meeting was called to order and
Chairman Slaughter read his second quar-
terly report for 1889. The report will
prove idieresting
To the worshipiul County Court Of Shelby County,
Teun.;
Gentlemen--I submit TO you my second
quarterly report for the year ending March
81, 1889.
Below you will find q complete state
ment OF all receipts and disbursements for
the quarter, showing from what source re-
ceived, and to what departments the same
has been paid to.
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like MagiC,'

THE effect producedby Ayers Cherry
i Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are, In most cases, i'm
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which includes amount In hands Of chairman
not yet called Tor aud those redeemed by Trustee
during month Of March not yet reported