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TEE JOURNAL.
LAGRANGE, JUNK 10,
T, HOLLOWAY * BRYi
Pmopkikturn.
Uwm It. Bmyak, Editor mid Manager
lu whom ail communication-- should bo
4: who alone 1* **thorlM*l to
fi»t job-wo. k, advertisement*,
I Mttle sain*.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTI
T0TI0!l OF THE'STATE OF TEIA8.
•It for the iruuMirlionof bntliic** from
Hie first Monday in (Jctolrer of oncli 1
4 your until the 1»*t Saturday m June
of tlio next year, at tho capital, uiul nt (
ttyo oilier place*. or nt the capital
ouly.lf llm legislature ahull hereafter
•o provide.
8w'.8, The district court shall
have original jurisdiction in nil erlin- J
Inal catea ol the grade of felony ; of 1
all suit* iu bcholl of the Htalo to ro- I
cover -penalties, forfeiture* mid
ear lien t» ; of all cases of divorce ; of I
. all )misdemeanor* involving official I
misconduct; all suit* to recover dam-
ages for tdandcr nr defaination ol ,
character; of nil shit* for trial of title i
to land, and for the enforcement of i
Hour thereon ; of nil mills lor the trial
nion of the legislature slmll m i con-
tinue longer than one hundred day a.
Anil be ft further resolved, That
the governor he requested to Mibrnit
to thu vote of the elector* of the state **
the foregoing proposed amondiiienl to
the countltntion, at an clcelion to be
ordered on the first Tuesday in Sep-
tember, A. D. 1881, in accordance t
with llin provision* ol article 17 of'
the state constitution.
Passed March 22, 1881. by vote of I
two-third* of all the member* elected
to each noose/
Unkno'ym rPonrn I ^ote.
W. A. WOOD,
T. A. DO W.
* any quesiton Tn ail
To to SMUtted to i Tote or tie People on the
Pint Tiiodif U SeptemDer. 1881.
Joint Resolution proposing an Amend
moot to Section 2, 8. 6, 0, 8 mid 17,
Article V, of the Constitution of
the State of Texas.
Section 1, Be It Resolved bv the
ole 6,of the constitution of Hie Slate
of Texas, shall lie so amended as to
read as follows:
ARTICLE V,—JUDICIARY.
Sec. 2. Tho supremo court ahull
conalstof a chief justice and six asso-
ciate justices, four of whom shall con-
stitute a quorum of the whole. A
quorum b*tug present, they may or-
ganise two nt visions, each to consist
of thro Judges, the chief Justice to
co-operato with either section. Two
judges of a division shall constitute
a quorum. Otto of the members iu
either division dissenting may refer
any case, or the
he members of tho
ourf, whoti a decision shall be made
by a majority of a quorum of tho
whole that may bo present. No jus-
tice shall he permanently assigned to
any division, but tho justices may al-
ternate under such rules as tho court
may prescribe. The judges of the su-
preme court in office at the timooftho
adoption of this article, and lour
judges to bo appointed by the gover-
nor, shall cotnposo tho supremo court,
until the next general election ; and
the ohlef Justice oi the present su-
premo-court shall bo chief Juslico of
the supreme court created by this arti-
cle, uutiltbe next general election, at
which election there shall be elected
seven Justices, whoso term of office
shall be six years, and who shall se-
lect a ohiefjustlco from among their
number, who shall hold his offico for
two years^or until olhoremtoe ordered
by the court. The justices of tho su-
preme court shall be elected by tho
qualified voters of tho statu ut. u gen-
eral election for state or comity offi-
cers. They each shall be a qualified
voter, and shall have arrived at tho
age ol thirty years, nod shall have
beeii a practising lawyer ora judge
of aidWtrlct court iu this stale, or
sueb Judge ami lawyer togothor, at
least soven years at tho time of their,
election. They shall hold their office
for the term of six years, and each ot
them shall receive an annual salary
of not less than threo thousand six
hundred dollars, which shall not lie
Increased or diminished dating his
term of office. Iu case ot a vacancy
in the office of chief (ustlco or asso-
ciate Jnstioo of tho supromo court, tho
I j
Iff
governor shall All the vacancy by ap-
pointment until asucces-orbc elected
at theJiext general electio n for stato
or comity officers, and the Justices so
elected shall hold such offices for the
unexpired term. . .
Sec. 8. Tho supremo court slinll
havo appellate JurlscMotloh only ex-
cept as Benin speelflod, which shall
be oo-rxlenslve with the limits of tho
State, its appellatejiirisdictlnn shall
extend to all civil eases of which tho
district or eoittily court lias original
or appellate Jurisdiction, ami ot such
other eases ns may be prescribed liy
law ;but In appeals from Interlocu-
tory Judgments, With such exceptions
and under such regulations ns tho
legislature may proscribe. Tho su-
preme court and the justices (hereof
shall haveoowerto Issue the writ, of
habeas oorpus, as may be prescribed
by law, ana under such regulations
as may bo proscribed by Inw Hie said
court nnd the Justices thereof may
issue the wi Its of mandamus, proce-
dendo, oortlotjwl, 'odd
such Other
writs as may ho nenossni-y to enforce
its jurisdiction. The louislaUivo may
corner original Jurisdiction on the su-
preme court to iisuo writs of quo
warranto aud mandamus In classes
of case* speclflod by it, except ns
sgaiutt Hie governor of the state.
Tim supreme court shall also hayo
power, upon affidavit* or otherwise,
as by the oonrt may bo thought pro-
per, to ascertain such matter* of fact
as may be necessary to 'he proper
exerelso of Its Jurisdiction. The su-
preme courtsfiall sit for the transac-
tion of buslnoss from the first Mon-
day in October in ecoli yenr until Hie
Isat Satsardav in June of the next
tcsr.flfpne < apitsl and u>« i,< i
up
who
the
be ueoessary to a decision of said
com t. They shell be elected by the
qualified voters of the Mate nt n gen-
eral election. They eucli shall he
a qualified voter, and shall have ar-
rived at tho age of thirty years, and
shall have boon a practising lawyer
orjudge of a district court iu this
Bute, or such lawyer and judgo to-
gether, at least so ven year* at I lie
ttmo of their election. They shall
hold their office f<ir the term of six
sears, nnd oaeh of them shall receive
an annual salary of not less than
three thousand six hundred dollars,
which shull not be Increased or di-
minished during hi* term of office.
In case of a vacancy in the office of
judge of the court of appeals, Hi«j gov
ernor shall till the vacancy by appoint-
ment until a successor ho elected'nt
the next gonorul clectiou, and the
Judge or Judges so elected shall hold
office for the nncxplrcd term.
Sac, 8. The court of appeal* i>hu!l
have appellate jurisdiction co exten-
sive with tho limits of the alatc In all
criminal cases of wliutorur grade.
The couit of appeals an.I the judges
thereof shall have power to Issue the
writ of habeas corpus,and under such
regulations, iim tuny be proscribed bj
law, Mue such writs as may be nee -
usury to.enforce its own Jurisdiction.
f)s slpdl have power,
w|fimrwi*eas liy the
be I bought pro [Mr, to as-
* ■MStt ter* of (act ns may lie
ntPbff else of Its Jtli is
sfeurt of.appeal* shall
of Hie right of properly levied upon j
by virtue of nny writ of execution,
sequestration or attachment, issuing
out of said court, without regard to
value ; of nil suit*, complaint* or pious
whatever, without regard to any dis-
1 itic-f ion between Inw and equity,when
the matter in controversy shall be
valued at or amount to iivo hundred
dollars exclusive of Interest; of con-
tested elections ; and said court and
the judges thereof shall have power
to Issue writ*ofhabens corpus, man-
damus, injunction and certiorari, nnd
all writs necessary to onfovco their
jurisdiction. Tho district court shall
Imvo appellate jurisdiction uiul gen-
oral control, in probate matters, over
tho county court established in each
county, for appointing guardians,
granting letter* testamentary and of
administration, probating wills for
settling the accounts of executors, ad-
ministrators ami guardlatis, mid for
the transaction of nil business apper-
taining to estates, anil original juris-
diction and general control over ex-
ecutors, administrators, guardians
and minors, under such regulations
a* may bo prescribed by law. Tho
district court Khali have appellate
jurisdiction and general supervisory
control over the county commission-
ers’ courts, and shall' have general
original jurisdiction over all causes ot
action whfttejvor, for which a remedy
or jurisdiction is not provided by law
or this constitution. All case* pend-
ing in the court of appeal*, of which
the supreme court has appellate Juris-
diction, under the provisions of this
article, shall be certified and the re-
cord* transmitted to the supreme
court, and shall be decided liy tlie
supremo court as if Hie same had
been originally appealed to such court.
BMC. 17. The county court shall
hold at least four terms, for both civil
and ci’lmlnal business, annually, ns
maybe provided by law, and such
other terms each year ns may he fixed
by the county commissioners’ court
of each county, or as may bo - provid-
ed by law; provided, the county com-
missioners’ court of any county, hav-
ing fixed the times and number of
terms of the Jeouiity court, shall not
change the same again lie fore the ex-
piration of one yenr. Haid county
court may dispose of probate matter*
either in term lime or vacation. Pro-
secution may he commenced in snid
court in such manner n* 1* now oi
may bo-provided by law. and a jury
therein shall consist of six ineu, under
such regulations ns the legislature
may proscribe.
lie it further resolved. That the gov-
ei’MOf lie nnd ho Is hereby required to
issue Ills proclamation, directing nit
election to lie held throughout the
state on tiio first Tuesday in .Septem-
ber, A. D. 1881, for ihe' purpose of
submitting tl.o foregoing amendments
to tho qualified voters ol the state,
and to cause to bo published, once n
week for four weeks, at loast three
months prior to said election, the
above proposed amendment* in one
weekly newspaper of oncli county in
tiio state in which a newspaper may
be published, and lie shall direct snid
election lo bo held iu accordance with
the Inw regulating general elections.
Upon tho receipt of tho proclamation
of the governor, the county judge
shall proceed to issue Ills writs of
election, appointing judges of elec-
tion in accordance with tho election
law. Those desiring to vote for the
amondment shull Imvo written or
printed upon their ticket*: "For
amendment to article five.’’ Those
desiring to vote against the amend-
ment snail have written or printed
upon their tickets : "Against amend-
ment. to article live.” Inimedintelv
after tiio election the officers of each
product shall forward to tho county
judgo of their county a duplicate re-
turn showing tho number of votes
cast lor or against the amendment,
and on the tenth day Hierealter tiio
county judge shall open and count
said returns, and forthwith forward
to tho secretary of state, in a sealed
package, n tabulated stnleiuciit there-
of showing the total number of votes
cast In the county for or against the
amendment, and on the fortieth day
after said election the secretary of
stato shall, in Hie presence of the gov-
ernor and altoriioy-gonernl, open and
count said returns ; and it it shall ap-
pear from the returns Hint a majority
of the votes were cast for *uid amend’-
meut, it shall he the duty of the gov-
ernor on tho following day to issue
liis proclamation sotting' forth the
, . . fhet that said amondment lias received
*haWr* ,''“j"',"v ol I*10 votes oa*t at said
«f «lect'0>,i«nd shall proclaim that said
"! amendment Iihs heroine and is a part
"J Of the state ‘constitution, and this
l'"1 amendment slinll take effect from and
after said proclamation.
Parsed March 14, 1881, by vote.of
two-thirds of all the members elected
to each bouse.
Tiik Static of Tkxak, i
UEFA ItTMKNT OF STATE. ) I, T. II.!
Bowman, Secretary of Btate for the
State ofTcxns, do hereby cerllfv, i hut
Hie foregoing are true copies of the I
proposed amend nicely lo the consli- i
•t ut ion of this State, passed by the j
17th Legislature, and published by
direction of the Go vornor, In accord- I
mice with the provisions of the con-
stitution and laws of the Stale.
Witness my official signature and j
the seal of Stale affixed, at j
fl.H.j the city of Austin, this 28th |
day of May, A. D. 1881.
T. II. Bowman,
Secretary of State.
General Land Office, t
Austin, May 81, 1881. .(
Mkkkiis. Hill & Bryan,
Gentlemen : As the act of March
16th, 1881, grunting land certificate*
to the Veteran* of the Texas revolu-
tion places the administration of the j
law chiefly in Hie hands of the County ,
Judges and iu this office, the Honor-
able Attorney General h is referred |
your letter of 26th Inst., on this sub-
ject to me lor attention.
To your first question : "Will evi- '
deuce taken before July 1, 1881, When
the law takes effect,. be valid?" 1
will answer, it will not. Such evi- j
donee would be without authority of \
law,ami would have to lie repeated i
at Hint date to show that the appli-
cant was still living.
2nd. “Where tho only two wit-
nesses by whom tho necessary liiet*
can lie proven, live in different rouu-
tie.sfroni'that in which tho applicant
resides, can they mukc the necessary
affidavits before the Count v Judge ot
the County in which they live, or
must they go bo hire the County
Judge of tiio county in which the ap-
plicant resides V”
This question is predicated on the
assumption that the two witnesses
must nave know’ll, or served with,
the apple,lot in tho army, nnd such
maybe the ruling of the County
Judgo, lint I do not so understand
the requirements of t he net. For in-
stance, the records of this office and
tho Comptroller's office will show
that, John Smith servod for a certain
period in a named command, and if
living', (in the State) is entitled lo a
certificate. Should lie make applica-
tion, he must satisfy tliv County
Judge by credible citizens of Hie
county that lie is Jolm Smith ; that
tkeyliuvo always known him as one
ot the Texas Veterans nnd believe
him to ho such. Should such testi-
mony fail to satisfy tho officer, I think
lie could require it to be supported
by affidavits of non-residents ol the
county, who were comrades of the
applicant. This whole qu- sf,ion how -
ever, must bo determined by the
County Judge.
3rd “llo.v can a person living
outside the Stale, gel a certificate 'r
A noii-rosidciit of the Btate cannot
get a certificate under this act. The
law requires the testimony to be
taken before Hie County Judge, and
while such nu officer, or some one dis-
charging the same duties might be
found in oilier states, yet Section l
of the act directs that, any suspected
or discovered fraud shall ho reported
by the Land Commissioner to the
County or District Attorney of the
county where the evidence is taken for
investigation and prosecution. Such
report would be idle if made beyond
the jurisdiction oi Texas.
4th. This is included in answer to
2nd queitlon,
6th. "When u person lin* (lie sworn
testimony of parties taken under
former law*, to the same tacts, and
these parties are since dead can Hus
testimony he used to establish a
claim ?”
It might be used as collateral or
cumulative evidence but would not
be sufficient of itsell. The pro-ent
act i* a separate distinct proposition
and proceedings must be had us
though no previous law bad ever
been passed, except ns in specially
unmet! in tins act.
Attention hIiouIG lie called to the
fact '.hat those who received eerliti-
eates under the last law are not. nec-
essarily entitled to the additional 610
acre*. Under this law three months
service in the army must be shown,
while under the. last one day* service,
prior to April 21.'36, was sufficient.
Yours respectfully.
W. C. Wa 1,811,
t 'oliiniissioiier Laud Office.
Joint Resolution amending Section
24 of Article 111 of the Constitu-
tion of tho Slat j of Texan.
Section 1. licit resolved liv the
Legislature of the Slate or Texas.
Th it section twenty-four (24) of ar-
ticle III of .the constitution ot the
Stato of Texas .bo so unioiuled n« to
hereafter read as follows (vl*.):
Sw. 24. The mem tier* of the legis-
lature shall receive from the public
treasury such compensation fur their
service* ns may from time to lime he
provided by law. uot exceeding live
dollar* per day. in addition to the
per dlrtn, the members jf caeli house
shall lie entitled to mileage in going
to nnd rcltiming Irotn the seat ol gov-
ernment, which inltcugo shall not ex-
ceed live (86.00) dollar* for every
twenty-live mile*, the distance to be
computed by the nearest and most
direct route ol travel by land, regard-
loss of railways or water routes; and
the comptroller ol (ito r.taio slinll pre-
pare and presorvqjs’-table of dislauees
to each county seat, now or hereafter
to he established, and by suidi table
the mileage of each member shall bo
paid ; but nouomber slinll lmentitled
to tuiluugo for au extra session that
in iy lie called within one day alter
the edj Mirnmtnt of* regular or a m li-
ed session ; provided, the regular *es-
Wauiienton. June 3d. |d*i.
Kuvi’oh Journal :
I have received several letter* In>m
parties in tho comity, mid some fr >n
adjoining eouniies. ovkiug me ut as-
sist them Ui prove up their niiiitftry
services in the early struggle of
Texas for independence, so they can
get the petition of 1280 oi land given
to thorn by ii law passed by tin- 17H. '
! Legislature. For tho coincidence ot
j all. nnd Hint we may assist eaeli other,
j 1 propose lo the Veterans and I lie
| widows of veterans of Ibis county, >
j that we meet at LaHrange on Tues-
j day I lie 6th of July, for the purpose <
J of proving up our claims and prepar-
ing our applications.
Itespoci fully,
•IOKI. \Y. Houison .
Last Saturday, 11 lit inst., says the
j Houston Host, the articled of frans-
I ftr were filed for record i.i the count j
| ty clerk’s office, by which A. B* i
j Stone, J. L;%oflo,d and J. C. !
Chew, or New Y<5k, styled n reor-
ganisation executive committee, 1
j itnnsfer the Texas U’eMoin Narrow
, Gauge toad lo jtf new management.
! Pupers were also filed by A. M.
Gentry, merging all «t his former
right, Kilt* and claim into Upi new
company.
-
JURtlee’e of the Pence ran have
blanks for citations, attachment*.
, sequestrations, garnishments, exeou
lions, suhp«>naR and any nepers
they may «i*u at Galveston ami
St. Louis prices printed by the La-
Grange Publishing Company.
Name. '
town
Tract of lot
■a, c,
K
.8
4. 6,6, 7,8,
l, 2, 3, 4. 0, 7, 8.
T*
JL8 Interest S,
I -2 interest in 5, 8,
1.2. 8, 4, S.
I. 2. H, 7,
frae.
28-48 interest iu anflfr,ic of
j frae
frae
[6. «. 7, d
;s, 4, s, e 7,8,
fr«et ot
Turin lot*
1-2 of
112 of
4 lot*
13.
1,2.
3, 4, 11. 12, I 2 of, 3. IS, I, g
13, 28, 29
if., 6
1. 3. 3
3o, 3i, nr,
L2.
15. 20.
28, 3-4
1.2
4
I. 2, 3, 4
33, 34
15. 18
;7. 9, tu
17. 34
i8 lot
|1S lot
2,
block
Total
1 Tax.
If 07
502
83
504
t 07
506
10
507
13
500
07
510
1 00
511
1 88
512
17
512
07
511
20
514
13
515
83
t.l«
1 34
5G
07
7
27
to
33
II
33
25, 26, 27
67
38
1 34
30
07
56
67
ii
2 67
F
1 33
1
!I3
“
13
1 84
2
1 33
to
1 !13
frae 13
6. 7
1 or
20
33
30
33
31
07
32. 33
33
35, 86. 37
60
11
67
14
1 33
16
67
WOOD & 10W
i
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES, SASH AND DOORS.
Walter A. Wood Mowers out 1,Taper* Buck-Kye Mowers, Spring loolli Huy Itakeo,
Straub Corn Mills, (,‘otton (jins, Feeders and Coudensois, f'ottou l rosses,
Vidor Cane Mill*, Kentiieky Cftno Mills. Evaporator*, (Conks
A Rainey*) Mnbuwk ami Hiick-K,ve Hiding I’til-
tivutots, Walking Cultivators Av-
ei.\'« Stalk (111 tiers.
StudebaEer Wagons,
Two Killing, Three Spring, nnd L’hillorin Spring Wagons
Open Buggies From $75 to $150,
Top Buggies ITrom. $100 to $SOO,
$
Also Corn nnd Colton Vliinteis,- Kvveeps, Double .Shovel* and Inmiii* flow,,
ii;irli«Ml I’fMHM' Wiro, r.lu., Kt<*.
W«* I iu tnl it I ii si Cl.i^s ( hhmIn ; j»:»v Hit* < 'nsli lor Hugh ami Kullal kmimdiijIiU |» i • i ii I«
I \X\ 10 N I I A M, r I DX A S.
PIANOS A1TD ORGANS.
'PIANOS
^\\ i »ber—hi
(zhiokeri i !«•
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
Slaeet Music aud Musical merchandise.
Stiicllv l iistdaBb TiisliiiinciilK i.l th.- vury lo'vosF Old 1’ianoj* lahun in ui:-
hflii^n lor urw onnii. K.nv in.slriiinnit I’nlly 11nini»<4««I. and untislarliou Riven in
every pariienlai Sfcn«l Inr latalo^ueB • \V. MOOKK.
Mi ] avlnn<l’,4 .Mammoth I'» ok Store, liienhnni. Textia.
5, 8, 11, 12 id
a. wiisrarz,
6, 7, 8, 15, 10
I, *..4, j
10, Id
I 12
4 id*
3 t 2 lot*
1-2 inteve.-.t
1 2inlereii
Trar
llrac.
1-3 Intel iwt
'10 lot
2 Int
49 trite
iraction
frartton
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, Id
,ln on
no d'*
do do
do do
do d«
do do _________________
« Fraction lot he ween main, oa idolonpe. nnd upper line street
« " Traet. block between Franklin street lower line stioel and block ,1 fiar
II South ofldoclis r> nnd E between Flack and While streets
X Sonfli of Idock Ii between l'lnck and white streets
I’ South of white street, and west of next block.
II South of white street and west of lot. 1(1.
T west of lot 15 and east of mt marked Schi.-ge
F Hast ot lot, 21 and marked Helinecke*.
(5 On Taylors 10 acre tract.
Delinquents on sai'l rulls lor taxes ussciwCd aguinst i.l.em for the yours
1879 nrul 1880, Now, therefore, this is to give notice ilint. I r ltall, on
Tneai'ay, the 6tb (lay of July, 1N>I, proceed to sell, ut puHii: auction, to
the highest hitHer. «t the court hon e door, irt tiie Town ol LaGrange,
wittiin thn hoots prescribe*! in law, the ut.ove desoribcrl property, or so
much thereof as may be upccsbui v ; so seize ! to iptU»ly said tax, together
with the penalties and costs Hint have accrued, or may hereafter ticcrue.
.hereon. Snid sales to he uiniie in the manner required by law.
J. R. SCATES,
Tax Collector Fayette County.
Now Advertisement s.
11. NTORMICK,
.1. A. IIAI I..
Weioinr- ('ithnudo, < o.
M’CORMICK & HALL,
(il AS. PISTOLS AND M ACIIINKRV HKI’AIRED,
Soiiili Sid<- Piihlic S( j i lfi i *<i.
H. Harigel's FurnishingWaiehouse.
I uii< » i*; i r t!_i'< I (-x;is.
Ill ill i III Hull l*u |»<-1. Kill'd it:i<h lor uic,
( la4**11> lor i ash.
i x i >i<:m\\ k i X(.;.
WOOIlKN AND Ml!! AI.IC COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND
I'ir-tt liooi lias! ol the I niokt C liinrh.
WM. RUPPBRBBERG,
W* ‘si Si< l( - I 11 >! it • S( 11 in i*< ‘,
(AT IT IL FIN h ill Ii STAND )
Dealer in Cenoral Merchandise,
Qltiek _sales Mini mill urolit u my aiutlo. Shall ulw.ix- l.-ep on hand a
full line I.I SI ..pic all. I Fancy Not inns. Hunt - a ml St ...c . . mu (dote,
C i (v 11 I ss f111 | l * i | i; 11 i 11 • (roods;,
Trunks, Lie. A lull tin. <.f Fir-1 ( lass (i r..i cries. Our,ten Sect t’..4,,I.,cs, -
a 1-4, ( ,... I tar I,.r f, nri llg.
( oiii.Ii > l‘i<tilncc Ikougl.l nnd Snl.l.
J. P. WROE & CO.
LOOKOUT! LOOKOUT
\\ u hn v»' tt o v <*( I Mill, <!••;» u i •«! mil. .mil movt-tl uh i hit t n • tM mImi h m
Saddles, Harness and Saddlery
Hardware,
Tr. iLsKtelubi h.uise, next d,«ir tn Kirs,-I,, wh.-re. u .- I,. .i.uni.f ., l,n lt n„d
*. ll I'O.i.lsas r, asonal.le a* they ran he s„l.l in an, i.ulmad
'""n. <n any ol her place
California and Mexican Saddles
DIAI.r.K IS
WILKINS & NAVE,
Conlractors and Buildersof Houses limb, Shingles, Doors, Sash
Alwuy .1, land. <h„rns Saddles f,„.„ -1C, l„ ,','u I! ....... s|j j.t;
-1 ant tv' Vl' u ni k"' s', ........ '■’I'4 "T"i'ed ........ hand.......
' 1 Hl' S.t * e.lur I,.,., guanihlci-it. Call and sec hou « keep a saddiur *l,„|,.
J. P. WROE dk CO.
DKAI.KNH IN
l.unibcr, ttlilnslc*. Domt, Viuk,
niindii. »:<c.
Cypress Cisterns Ma4e to
Order.
♦
First Class material, good ninaatirr.
and at tlie lowest price.
Hll.kDN JL NAVE.
RllluvriM-. Texas.
may 26 3m
Blinds, Nails, Tie,, Etc,
Ellinaei-, Texas.
Will fiirni*li lujitcri I and I,nil,I 1,,,,,-cs
hj contract. Trade from the mini try and
town solicited, keep consl inily .... hand „
large st ick of first, claw, neigh and dress
i *d l.nmher. Shingle*, Moulding-, J-icket*.
1 and everything perUinicg l„ ihc Innihcr
tin sines*. felTtl
; • wMh
.. -1 lloatat fr»*.
f.rllard, MM*.
lit your own town. Ttrm* and
. A (litre™ R. M*Uett * Co.
WILLS BORED,
I a lit prepared lo bore iy.ll* of any
depth, will do tird-rU** work, anil
guarantee salislsrlioii. Address
J. R. Bishop,
Winchester, Texas,
UNION BEER HALL,
ANI1AU9ER BUSCH BKKK
O’F J X O E 1
5 Cents A Glass.
A “(til for He ccli'b rated A nlcii-ci - ’
Busch Her, llc-i beer in An.i i-
ics and Luri,pc.
I tinvc open, it ,11. a |t,.,.,. |( (| .,( |
Runcntled'* r,III M ind, and nIII (lie- I
pared •«» Hint initMiain uiv i
Irieuds. 11. L. UREIScHE. I
rasl93m
H. F, LANGE,
MEBCHANT 'J AILOH,
NoH’rit Srm: l’umjc Square.
h>, |ik a good assortment of cloth f„r
g- niM .. .» g,n„l*. (’I„,hc* nude |„
........- I*:,#.. up, 14 v
notice.
*?• .f-PrxM... will b.
M“r,h *••»- Eric.
n,u!n.a *.*'if W,U r*»*‘»tn *rn»(t until
C°PT
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Bryan, Lewis R. The La Grange Journal. (La Grange, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 16, 1881, newspaper, June 16, 1881; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1113118/m1/2/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.