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GREEN ILLE, WASIIIIVC-rTOTV CO., MISS., SATURDAY, AUGUST 1W7-1.
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c with the nature oi lucir '
REFUGE SAUK
lTTAVINO Now fitted up an
UJL Ished wy Saloon in tbt
n
large Two Story Bu te,
on I
MULBERRY STREET,
TJXDM TBI
pete. Club Rc:rj.
I ROW, i
(joUCIT the PUBUC PATK!iib
VcflS
BUT TITS
BEST
liquors
KEPT.
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I. ISENI
PRATT'S
RULE FIVE
FOB ANNOUNCING CANDlt
dates: !
k State and District unices, -v
County Offlocs: -
rUt offices
RULE SIX. r
Brdcrs front transient cusi i -' i
bal or w rltten, for job worJ .
Klalng, or subscription, must w
lompanled by the Cash to obtain
lent ion.
List of Conrt Terras.
V Act to transfer tho counties or
..mi r.mhoma from the
Eleventh (U) to tho twelfth (12)
Judicial District, and the count
rT from the twelfth 12)
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to the cluvctmi U) juuiuiui wm
trict, and to fix the times for hol
ding the Citcult Courts in snld
District. ,
lj. o n it furtlipr enacted.
h . - rt M.t 1. 1 ?nnrtn of the bio v
II 111 1 1 iv v- - , . . . i
,th Judicial District shall bo hol
n and continue for the times us
l-rolnsftor stated, should the busi
es of tho Court so long require.
r nmrniw of rtoi vnr com-
Unclnn oi) tho lint Mndwr of
larch and opu)mourniiuwJUMM
rvelvejudiclnl.ny.
.nmienolng on the third Monduy
I Ulnrch and Soptoinbor. and con-
!)uctwcnty-urjuucmi unyi.
r n,n nnimtv of Tmuquenn com
houclng on the Mventh Monday
linr ti?flrt Monday In March and
lentembcr. and contiuuo iweive
Prloe, 14 per Snr
Gin,
Itew Mr. i !tln. Mckeis Vrre
SrparatfL
Lowloa Cormpowkse alt Aratdiaa.
Your readers may ave heard of
the grand amateur performance
eiven In 1839 at tli Freo Trade
i .
Hall, Manchester, In aid of the
Douglass Jerrold find. Dickens,
Collins, Bhlrly Broots, Mark Lem
on and many other Celebrated wri
ters took part. ahladles' charac
ters were interpret by profession
al actrefftes. Among these was
M. I f.1 .1
Mini cuen lernan. rue was tueii
a frah, pleatantrkhking girl, not
especially pretty, bit possessing a
good figure and aa extremely agree
able niannci. If ever the German
poet's doctrlie ol elective affinities
wu proved (o be true, It was when
Dickeus and Miss Ternan met. It
wu evident o nearly all of us that
tlie two web mutually Infatuated
Dckens wnfeonstantly at her sido,
llough his Inanner was carefully
giarded. His. Dickons was with
tit party, lit she did not appear
Prize Figkt Ertveti English
Dwarf Ml a Eaitt.
From the LmmIob Trlfmpk.
. The following Is a graphic ac
count of a prize fight between a
dwarf known as " Brummy " and
Dot Genera! Ccncto Wis ILW.il.
rntmttnA tliil;ntJmniv. Vayv inftit
OUtllCm-MaaC Uin. afc these rformancesMIss Ter-
nan, at Diicns' wish, left the
stage HishOVctioD for her was
sakl to haviVpcn purely platonic,
and I have liver met any one who
was dlsposcd'.o dispute, this belief.
But, novtrtHess, It was this Inti
macy which was the nnai cause
of the ruptnii between Dickens
and his wife, for many years pri
or ' to 1859 ithlr mutual relations
f iteht
. Thli mriehrated
draft, makes a irood samnw. pteks
more lint from the same aliouit of
need cotton, and In less line, than
dv other gin. It does mt break
tho roll nor choke, it slmslt h Its
tihitruction, and not liaglt (p get
Jut of order. , -, l U
i It is a good rule to, try aHaiiR.
ind hold fust to what htm be i tl
roved, and answer the pf xse
lr blcb It Is miulo. Till! msnnn
lr Pratt's Gin. and Isndaitted
y I practical planters who! have
.i t
ami it
i (Vdcro for Gins, from 4t( to 80
mi, uum lianas at aowiiutb
ftory prices, and completolets of
inent. Hands, c promnv nuu
(ins reiMiirca: ny a stuiia uin
tight.
had been inttilng but happy, al
thouglf I A it think that Mrs
Dickens hal ireviously had any
well grouncfcdjr a use for jeatousy
A short ttmchlKr tho party return
ed from ManBijstcr. Mrs. Dickens
went Intoa flonableewoler'a at
the West EM whcr6 he was In
the habit of dCing, and was asked
by one of thefflrm, who knew her
well how shotked her new brace-
lot. Bho sahnho did not under
stand him, aeliehad not received
any auch artlo. The geutlcinan
then cxplainethat it was one Mr
Dickens had l-dcred for his wife,
with llknnata mid anmn hnlr in
ORTANT tO NSUElRS ThiB,0fcoursopened Mrs. Dick
ens' eyes, and f eparutlon speodily
followed
Address
G. W. TRrJEIIElttT,
:ot for Dauicl Vratt Gil Com
pany, No. 10 Court strpt,
30 , -MIMI'lttfdTEXN.
A WOBD TO THEWrE.
fcdlclal lays.
I In i
I
i.n rt-lnntv of Sunflower com-
lu'iicing on i" in"'"
io first Monday in tuureu
.ntciuber. and conUuue six
iKliclnl days.
In the county of Lefioro, com-
licnclng on the eleventh Monday
. . mlr. .1 1 aVmiiin Anil
f;er the nrst Moniwym mmvn o..
von.tlnue twelve
jthcml days.
In the county of Leflore, conimen
lug on eleventh Monduy after the
list Mondny in warcn urni rai-
.ntber, and continuo iwuive juui
lal day.
Approved March 20, 1674.
5th Chancry District? continues e
days In Tunica, 6 In Coahoma, 6
In llollvar and 12 In Washington:
list Monday (5th) January, Tunica
kind " (12th) " coaitomu
fcrd " (HHli) " Bolivar
th " C-Ollt) " Washington
m fidlowlnt Isi the oftrlal list
of L LL tho Fire UiMiirailo Oini-
pnlfs authorised ly lawtotran-
sicl business lit tic bttttlof M'b
flutipl: I I i
Pljaters Iniurnucp Cotnlany of
Plniers' Insurand Com nn of
Mf nphlH, Teiin.f I
Llvlixiol and Ijondon nn (lube.
FAnklinofPhlldelnhln, !'o
Pluf xof I$rookkn,New fotk.
IlLeof Kcw Mrk. I
Vlriitt Firo anl Marino i Itlclt-
ntkwi, Vtt. I I i
Cdnrncts mad Jin th Is Stic with
tltolbents or pmtended Aonts of
outotsompnniDS aro in uire noia
tlon (if the law! of the ShU and
"lyrHS n'' 'l 1-JlnciiHe
oTlosi the inmirwiW I lliewmKV
of th cora pan mud by tae de
Sad Fate of
Iarcntor.
A gciitlcmnnl lio hna Just arrlV'
cd from the borik fluids of tho des-
i tuull n g tho town
ho cmterii part of
us tho following
sidnsnf the 8tl
Court without rcl
U.
may 19
tkd Federal
ledyj
EinusoN,
,Ius. Agent.
COMPlETp
ert regions bu
of Columbus, li
this 8 tit to, glvl
account of tlt si
than Ncwhoiso.
ablo Inveutro
house had eaVsti
ed a "solan an
Intended top rot
the fierce kat
Ing descrtt an
plains. Tat art
long'WesAUtina jacket, mniisor
nmou aiongo, nm a cp vi iiuuu
ol tlie sane niaiinai, uoiu jncivci
all homo being tbout an Inch in
tllckticssl Boforq itartlng across
tlkdescruthls arnbr was to bo sat-
fate of Mr. Jona
i man of consider-
1'iiius. Mr. New'
ctcd what he call
br," aa apparatus
t tho weurerfrom
the sun in cross
burning alkali
pr consisted or
BLtdrM Cmrttwdrn LmftaTiiu.
Concha's movement In advance
had resulted inau almost complete
surrounding of F.stella, and cou
seouentlv In almost total lutercep-
Imlldog known as nyic, in a 1 " "tc encntys nno oi reu-cr.i
den in Haulcy, Eug-1 1 no sirougnoms m mc
w ncn me warusia perwi-
low sportln;
land : Tho dwarf, however, was
uot to be stormed attd defeated all
a moment. Onco the ghastly
,'ht begun, there was a dire fas
cination In it, and I noted, closely
the combat. Tho mau was on all
fours when tho words "Let go"
were uttered, and making accu
rate allowances for tho length of
the dog's chain, he arched his back
cat-wiso so aa just to escape its
fangs, and fetched it a blow ou tho
crown of its head, that brought It
almost to its knees. The dog's re
covery, howovcr, was instantane
ous, ami before tho dwarf could
draw back Fhysle mako a second
dash and this time its teeth grazed
the biped's arm, causing a slight
red trickling. He giinucd scorn
fully and sucked tho place, but
there was tremendous excitement
among tho bulldog's backers, who
clapped their hands with delight,
rejoicing in tho first blood. The
hairy dwarf was still smiling,
howovcr, and wltilo lan'l held his
dog preparatory to letting him go
for round two, ho was actunlly
provoking it as much as ho could,
basing al it and presenting toward
it tho bleeding arm. . Tito animal,
flushed poKsibly with his first sue
cess, made for Its opponent in a
si'ddon leap, but tho dwarf leaped
forward too, and emoto the hull
dog such a tremendous blow un
dcr (ho car as to roll It completely
ovor, evidently bewildering it for
a moment, and causing it to bleed
freely, to tho frantic joy of tho
friends of tho man-boast. But they
in turn woro mado to look serious,
for with astonishhigcnci'gy Physic
turned about and with a dash was
again at tho dwarf, and this time
contrived to tlx his teeth in one of
his hairy arms, a torrlblo gash ap
peaiing as tho man Fuatchod tho
limb out of ids ravenous jars,
Tho bulldog was licking his lips,
ami had fewer tears in his eyes ns
his inastcrdrcw liiin back. As for
tho dwarf, ho retired to his comer
for a whet of brandy and a mo
tncnt's comforting with the towel.
Ho was ready and smiling again,
however, for "round 8," and this
itimo it was a fight in earnest, the
dog worrying tho man, and the
man dealing it terrific blows on
tho ribs and ou tho head with thoso
slodgo-hamnter fists, till in tho end
both tho man's arms were blccd-
liJ find ayhofvibiyhoorftil btisl
. J . , r . 1 .1 .....
cuas,
ed that the net was closing upon
them with evor-narrowlng mouth,
they made a suddcu and desperate
dash agaiust tho weakest point of
Concha's positiou. To fuppor
this shock there were but two bat
tailous, consisting almost entirety
of young soldiers, and theso fell
back panic-stricken before the
overwhelming numbers hurled
against them, and suffered a heavy
loss from tho bayoucts of the Car-
lists, who now givo no quarter.
Boeing' this, Concha ordered Ech
ajjuc's Division, to advance to tho
rescue. Observing, r thinking
ho observed, somo slight hesita
tion, ho himself rushed off cud
began haranguing the troopa.wlicn
a Cat-list ball struck him, killing
him on tho spot. It wn3 eight at
night. Ho fell in tho act of spoilt
ing and waving his men on, ami
his death was ouo any soldier
might envy; but his loss U great
to tho country and to tho army
which contains not many liko hint
His body was Immediately raised
from tho ground and sent oft' to
Tafatla. On Uonoral Echaruo, a
daring and distinguished ofltccr,
tho command devolved, but ho did
not deem it prudent to continuo
tho movement lii advance at that
lato hour In a mountainous ilist-
trict, and with tho lines of the
army extending to many miles ; so
ho closed hi his-iines and content
ed himself with tho previous con
qucred positions.
Tile Cotton W orm.
Aa EaterprLsia;; Dnaixrr.
Max Adder says: They had
fuueral.ovcr at Peix-ukicr Hund
red tho other day, ut which I'hup
pened to le rcM'iit. After an .:f
fccth:g discourse by the minister
to the frh'iiih of tho deceased,
who, weie gathered hi tho front
parlor, a stranger aroso and siviJ
that ho would like to make a few
remarks. Ho mM: "A beautiful
thought occurred to tno as I list
ened to th eloquent words of the
venerable tlcrgyuian, ana as I shw
St03 adlTil-ShCD ! ri ? wn8 d.d anlndla
IT "r- I" f r ..a,-, BLu flilndVlth"wntr. and
lwng o small gtta-pcrcha tube
A large anil i
let Monday, (Oth) April, Tunica
2nd " (lath). " ' Coahoma
8rd " (20th) " Bolivar
4th " 27th) "Washington
1st Monday (0th) July, Tunica
i2nd " (13th) " Coahoma
ttrd " (20th) " Bolivar
4th " (27th) " Washington
HTOVE8,
COOtlNG AtD OTHER,
andkill mMrV Tlti-Ware.
1st Motiday (Oth) October, Tunica
End " (13th) " Coahoma
JSrd " (2()t) " Bolivar
i Wth (27tli) " Waslugtou
3 chancery Court will bo held In
? Jlssttciucnii County, 14th District,
lied stock of lcadng to the top f tho hood. In
ordr to kerb the rmor moist, all
t ut was ncccssai to be done by
1 1 traveled ns he irogressod over
1 1 burning sands, ras to press the
i ck occasimally, nhen a small
ilnntlty ol water wiuld bo forced
and tlnroughli saturate the
id and tie juekctklow it. Thus,
tho cvaporatkmlf the moisture
f the anor, It ms calculated,
ht bo broduccilirniost any de
i of colli. Mr. Jhwiiouse went
u to Dkth Vally, determined
ry the expcrlmlit or crossing
t tcrrl ile placlln his armor.
started out Inhlho valley one
-rnlng from the dVip nearest its
le-', telling thoniaat tho camp,
hjy laoed his aril
io would rctu
l .
.1 i
oia
i i i
1 .X
tho 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
days of January, April, July and
November.
Tho terms of the Supremo Court
will commence on the 3d Mondays
of April mid October.
The Town Council meets regular
lytlto 1st Tuesday of each month.
"Hole In The Wall."
IT AKE pleasure in informing my
friends and the public ircncrully,
that 1 have purchased tho obovo
well-known saloon, where my
rionds and patrotiB will always
And tlie lincst . .
imported '
HIXES. LltitORS 1XD CISAR8,
That can bo had in any market.
H. M. BNOWBERUEU.
opr. 4,' 1874. Propr!e...!;
Worthington.BuckneritCo
BArJIlEtlG,
GREENVILLE, MI88IHSIPPI.
Transact a Ueueral
Collections uiado and proceeds
reinlttod.oii day received
BUY and sell mi roinrlsHions all
kluJs Bonds, Berlpnnd wur
lauls. . liuch t!-MS73.
Iron Worker,
trln i
a STOVES.
,d kept by
HERBKE.
ftfmi ii vinous kinds.
13VRhctfLAlttttentlon paid
X I to CI kinds of&OB WORK.
Outritn; j rpjb any portion
of lie . - OUcrs executed
riroFntl. r A satl Action cuaran-
fek S A . ,. " 1
e'. : V -Ing toil Avcuua ana
aTrt'cfcvtLLE.
T r . .
I ClTLEB, 1
2 IX
Jli
TtJicxt day aulm
p but a few wi
calk to the camp
oflMtenient. He
uit Mnnd that hi
tor, Whim. At
I abilt twenty mllei
roil his hack,
in two days;
n, who could
s oiJngusn
a groat state
tado the men
anted them
distance of
ut into the
da Uho Indian poked to a hu
nair
in tire it fi i
iwifoir
IY Infonhs the
ispacparetltore-
s and Jewelry,
tt iftnnnor,guar
bn In all cases.
,' i i
;ott.
WDRBTAlt
fhY ON BAND
I of faacyastapk
nlly are rn
tmiiino niy stunk
A Iheio.
oPlQOfl
liotwecu Mul
Wt.
and Poultry
feb.F','
nttt
Ap;
ei
was
boa
the
tier
In
Th
beef
tool
up
reir
ure seated al
ehing, they
Xusc, still lu
M, and fro:
Vas covered w
)mlay sun pi
1 rnys an lcli
gth hung
'ho had pcrisli
Inst a rock
und It to be
armor. Ho
Btiir. His
It frost, and
ed down Its
over a foot
his nose,
miserably,
uess was going on behind the ropes
at two to one on Physic. But let
mo mako short work of tho ensu
ing seven rounds, which in some
of tholr details wore so revolting
that moro than onco I would have
left tho place if I could. The com
pany, gcucrally, however, wcro
made of far less sensitive stuff.
Tho moro furious tho ghastly fight
tho keener was their relish for it,
and in their excitement they leant
over each other's shoulders and
over tho ropes, and mouthed and
snarled and uttcrod guttural nols
cs when a good 'lit or snap was
made, just as tho dog and the
dwarf woro doing. By tho timo
round ten was concluded, tho bull
dog's head was swelled much be
yond tho usual size ; it had lost
two tooth, and oitottf its eyes was
entirely shttt up; while as for the
dwarf, his fists as well as his arms
wero recking, and his hideous face
was ghastly palo with rago and
despair of victory. Fata was kind
to him. however. In round oleven
the dog catno on fresh and foam
ing with awful persistence of fury
but with despcrato strength tho
dwarf dealt him a tremendous
blow under tho chin, and with
such effect that tlie dog was dash'
cd against tho wall, where despite
all its master could do for It, for
the space of one minuto It lay still
and the wretch who had sodis
graced what aspect of humanity
was in him was declared tho vic
tor. I shall have gone through
that horrid spectacle to littlo pur
poso If any such tournaments are
in future waged at Hanlcyv
hi armor hil worked but
31, and because! was laced
liilnd where hi could not
i the fastenlngi-rVirglnla
Clt Enterprise.
fUthat Detroit Jo
M a the other day1
ThoXcw Orleans Times, In dour
onstrntlng the "worm probubill
tics" of tho present year, quote
from tho Washington county cor
rospondenco of a commission mer
chant in that.city, as follows :
" Washington Co., Miss.,
July 12, 1R74.
Dear Sir During tho past week
I ltavo found caterpillars on the
cotton in two places. 1 am no
alarmist, hut their appearing so
early, and tho cotton crop being
Inter than usual, bodes Rcrlous In
jury to H. This is only tho ad
vance crop, but I think about the
25th of this month wo will sec
thorn out again", and by the middle
of August, unless they can lo de
stroyed, tho cotton crop will be
ruined They nro in nil my neigh
bors' flolds-C, B., W. and M., till
having found them in their crops.
I havo written to planters in
Sclnia and Natchez to learn all I
can about tho time aud manner of
application of Pat ia G roeu or ar
senic to destroy them, who I nm
Informed last year successfully
used poison on their crops nnd
preserved them from dostruetieu
nutil frost.
Washington Co., Mrns.,
August 8. 1874.
Dear Sirs On Wednesday the
worms oroko out in tno eouon
ngaiu, and aro now all over tho
places. Tho Paris (! rcen destroys
them. If you nro willing to let
mo havo tho material I would like
enough to save 800 acros, for I now
beltevo that by tho 2Jl.h of this
month the crop will bo gone unless
something bo done The cotton
on eight or nine hundred acres is
now very largo and fine, and aJ
good as I ever saw, and they will
cut it oil at least one-third if not
protected. Threo hundred and
fifty pounds more poison ond scv
cnty-livo barrels of common (lour
to bo had in 8t. Louis for $3 to $3
to Henry
"This af-
1 from yoa
for nlna-
111 wrench a $10
i you want to go
's. Be careful hot you sling
.Ists arcuud after Ids. John
acnan gained somlhlug of a
atlob by blowing lis muscle
lit public opinion hit changed
i wint to be famou4you must
vcr a comet or hanf around a
Volijand look out fo breaks.''
A young man, who had spent a
little of his own time and a great
deal of his father's money in fitting
of the bar, was asked, after his ex
amluatlon, how he got along. "Oh
well enough," said he ; "Ah, In
deed I" said the old gentleman
With looks of paternal satisfaction
at his son's peculiar smartness
"and what was It?" "That was
tfui turn action was." ''That was
a hard one, and you answered it
correctly, did you?" "Yes ; 1 told
them I did not know."
What It that which every one
can divide but no one can soe
whore It has been divided ? Water-
fore lito'tho sorrowing throug
hieh is about to accompany our
brother toi;isl.tst resting place.
llo is not l"st, but gono before,
llo If. as It wero, our advance
gcltt, sent ii beyond thchounda-
ies cf the nivsiertous hind to her
ald thocomli:' cf tho rest of n.
who arc on ii:r way to tlitit undis
covered coulitry. -My attention
wadircCtoS particularly to this
insularly sxtoot euggo.itlon dtt-
ring l no auuiess oi my rcvercuu
fellow pilgrim, because I occupy a
somewhat shiipr relation hero on
earth to you, U that of my depart-
cd brother in t.a other world. It
is my hij;h tiiilion to rcprcsout a
firm which is engaged iu the man
ufacture of a'lupcrlor article of
stomach bitten-, which I -could
onfl'lentiiilly m"o recommended
to our lamented Mend over tncro
in tho cofthi if I had orrlvod ere
tho vital spark hU (led, but which
I ran now ur;;o if ion the attention
of tho wceplug survivors, and par
ticularly upon tisit afllictcd sister
sitting thero in lite corner with
the suiilles, ami Hipon tho under
taker whoso waits upon his note
deuotc a dangerous derangement
of (ha digestive l;mcti:ifi. It Is
put up In pint bottles and contr.his
mi deleterious silistauccs. lhls
is a world of sorrlw and mourn-
In;?, and the riefi which wo are
cfilli'd to endure rib the f,toii!ui.h
of its tone. To rlstoro tlii, we
need not only to ll, o tho gloom
dispelled from our hearts, hut to
lmvo our stouiachstexcitcd to nc
tioii, and for this p rposu niy blt-
siit'-uiiCir wan
hustled oet of the trout door by
tho undertaker ami four of the
pail-bearers, uud tl.i protcfdon
went awnv without Hun. 1'ctvoti-
ally I was In fuvor of Allowing hltn
to tro on. I knnv Ihat hi n, tew
moments ho would hnvo rotitei.
into the corpse and tried to reunl
tnato U with his bit.tel-i, and I was
anxious to seo him dofl.
ram
lso First Attempt ci Lisas rk s
Life.
GiTY SAW ("ILLS.
SIcrsaa Piatt,
Manufacturet'4 of
Cypres 3 Lumljer
Of all description.
ON IIANP,
4 Nr I.UME6U SAW ED TO
AX. OllUEli.
ALSO
CnniGLES AIJD FICICETS.
Orders solicited and
Prompt! v i'Uled.
cash ?AH5 re:,
Lumber at Reduced Prices
lOIi CAW II.
ATTORNEYS AT LAY,'
ISREENVILLiS, Ml.-f:.
Practice in Washington an 4 Is
queua ctjitutiCK, and hi tho L"i.. '
States Courts ut Jackson. i . ;
CUAS. W. CUl.KK. JiltlN W.SilJf.l
CLAHKC 4 SHIELDS,
ATTOilN E YS AT LAW
Ou Wuliiut street, near tlio C-k . .'
House (!r 'i'b. lite.
W. A. IIAVRJCFT,
ATIGZXni' AX LAW,
U?z.l Estate Agent,
GUEENVILLE, - . - ML-
M:i!:ei the payuiout oi" tsscs, reCk;
tion, t;uj aud lciiug of luml
njvlality."
A. J'l'.KCV. W. O. Yfclil..
rEECY & YERGER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAV
CHE2N VIT.LE, MlBfl.
W. tt. TRK'
Greenville, ,
may 3it-!;i.
JlisiiiSi'lpl.
ni I G O 11 UCKN KIv.
ATTORNEYS AT LAVS,
CUEHNVILLE, MLS.
Offloc ill yew Hank Building, Mm
jitrecj mi-stalrs.
a. it. itiLmVY co.
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PESI'UHEIiY, TOILET BOAP3,
raiats, CHs, Dyes, t;iass.
a t.no
SODA A1TD ESdEIlAL
WATX31.tt3
Oa rrcur-lit p.ml in Ecitloa.
Corner Vaslilm;ioti Avour.o
Mulberry stroctJ,
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W. l'i:KGl'SOf,
ATTOEXKV AT LAW,
WILL PHACTICE in tho Court
of Tunica, Coahoma, Ituliva
Wohhiiiirtiin mul Iwwinona Countlr
undjitlon.1 to tho aln, purcha.e e
teiuiiiH; of plaaUlions auU paynicm t
axes. .
Hl'OOINS & BKINNEtt,:
ATTORNEYS AT SAW f
Cimtl ESV1LLB, MI'S.,
WILL rUACTtC'JS In wn UiiiI.hi
Mutes Court anil o Supruniii
Court cf tho 6iuto, am' tjiu I'lrctm
unit L'luuircry Omr's o' wasiiim;tr, .
Itnllvar amt tsutiliowo: nuu
uttoiul to Cases in t wiift's'rai n.
CmtrK. dco7,lW8lf
1S7.
us a second report, r. tilt
whi of a liul'et near
u, said tiic Cjount, it.
25 per barrel, will protect it. If
you will assist mc just order from
St. Louis, and order imtned's,tely
so I can uso last of next wcck.'J '
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' The Lawyer Flecrwl. .
A member of tho Snghmw coun
ty bar, says tho Detroit Journal
of Commerce, was recently in one
of our thrifty interior town3 on
professional business. In tho of
fico of tho hotel ho was uccoHtd
by a very agreeable gcallcnian,
evidently of tho genus drummer,
who wanted to know "where he
was from." Tho legal gentleman,
not exactly relishing the stranger's
familiarity, answered shortly ;
" From Dotroit." The next ques
tion was: "For what houso arc
you traveling?" ,For my own."
"You are! May I ask your nattier'
" You may." Pause cnjoyablo to
tho lawyer, embarrassing to tho
other. " Wofl, (dcpcralely) what
Is vourtiatneV" "Jones." "What
line aro voikin? " 1 don't under
stand yt v.l " What are you nell-
lugV'L-.Vi
lug f 'Jc. n israiits, - was inui cooi
roii' - ft i ruinmor fnw tits op-
por land looking nt the other
fro' . I to foot, he taul, siowly
fin niinear to eat rv a vcr
imall j of samples
L-imlon Con oii"iiil(mci Kcw t ijiU Tjtiljane
The luioHt attempt, toli'iuwiiiiitntc
Priuco Hisinrirk 1ms ntturally re
minded people of Uio f.rli. one; iiin
suiniry conflicting accTiulj ;T I
hnve been published. Iliitppennl
I heaid the iilory not lorl; after the
occurrence from a witi : whoie
tcHtlmouy Is not open tl dhpnte.
Thero can.' I hope, bo nd harm iu
rcpotitiiijj tlie aecnuntg If Trine"
lumark'ti own paii in the matter.
Ho wus walking along tho Unter
den Linden when he Jic?.M n hot.
Althouf;h it etruck hlni ak htrange
that aayhody Rhotild belfirlug ,i
pl'jtol lu tho street, L3 pMiil no heed
to it, nud wnlked'on. B:lr.jnst
liiHtautly corns a second rei'irt.cni
with it tho
hint, and tlgu
3udde:tlv oetitrriil to hlml vtuit It
ml;;ht bo for hlni thut soticboiiy
was toklng thcliouhlotodikhargc
flrc-arnia. In so public a plaivi ,He
turned round, saw a vouw? follow
btlilnd and .qui to uen' fo him, al
most within ies.ch.HKl oocklnghls
revolver for A third Khot, which
there wuaovc'y reason U siu.jii.se
might huv better success than
first tW- It was a BitmiJA"1 in
whlc' 'most Dion wouU hayo lot
their seJf-poescHBtou, and with It
rticlr lives. To run, to attack the
asausMn, to, attempt to koiki his
weapon, to do, in fact, any or me
thing nn ordinary man would Jiavc
been likely to think of lu that tre
mendous instant, would have been
fatal. What Count Bieiyar'x old
wns tlua : An his eye fell on the
w.emy andsaw hta finger uguiiion
tho trlfcr, he sprang forward di
rectly toward him and upon him
seized him by the shoulder, mid,
us tho mnn pressed trigger, whirled
or twlbted hiiu vnilenlly t one
bide, still keeping his ratp on the
shoulder;', so that tho shot paused
under tho Count's loft arm barin
lesnly and went nnd lodged in a
tree on th" edge of tho sidewalk,
whera I afterwards saw It, or saw
the mRrk of It. That done, nud be
fore Blind could nf-in cook bin pin
tol, Ihe Conrit threw tho weight of
his bugo body upon him and crush
ed hint down to the ground. A pn
llcenifinuml other persons com i up,
nnd the -tiiKiir wits over. I heanl
fronadin'cr-ttt.!!t stl-i-nt
authority that tho Ctnint had his
cliar in his tooiiUi all the tlino,nd
tlint It wrs still nllpht vieit bo
handed Blind over to tin nyslan-
nppenr-
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1-twl l T5.lr Mondays t
lentil.
Af7tn Atrii lorn 9 a. mo
h. daily. J P
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f. A. JKINTCO'llHY.
ATTflVSEYS A A AW,
itivRT(i. Bolivar nty. Miv
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f Tiim'tlST,
' yASUINC AVENUE,
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Jansar" 7.1371-Jm
MISS.
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Du. N. 0. Skinner,
OF.PKI'.rt 1113
PH3FESSSCSALSSRVICEG
TO THE
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AK11 TltK
OPFICT! nl
Strtcf.
hlsdwoUingon ifa;,
mr.y23, 1874.
tr m m V3mi
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oubi'.nvii.i.r, :t;-:e
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TflW nlTcrs nn services.
JlM ,.lnv. fit' Wn.ltL'll
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t.hi!inr mmntfs W ,K "V"o.
Mint nijiiiinjw"
fll'.j'
biiilerH'
ii iern ami piuiuy-. : : , , ,
i,n ,r t I v- iuckiirat Worth
!" ,1' .ktier & Co. Bankers,
hi
luL'Ulll. P-'
tillEI
,.,,-30-43.
KVILLE, MIi';3.
Ilavie.T rocclvnd n;v ICE barre
i nm now prepared to li'.l orders for
Raiats, G'.n Tox Sale.
HAVE opened simp ospool.ih.v
X fr Bujjy and Caniajjo Paintm,"
auil urn tur'''-ivo tno pnwonngo .
tlio pnlilin. r.5"Hlio ut N. B. John
son's WnroliouBo on Mulberry Ht...
may i-W. GltKEKVlLLli, MlSf'-
FASHIONABLE
SHOP OS
KULES23Y
wroavlllo, - l-Esasapp:.
Juno f; l-V4-nlI.
both from (iicetiviiieond from the
country.
Owing to lnifil tnnes and ti'.o re
duced number of regulnr palronsi.
I will not be able to Oliver Ire.
Jnno'27 1. IHf.XBEIt-Vr.
i
decs and wuiltcd'oh, to nl
am e us ecol to toe 111.
I phiK.e as a couple vf
iiw.-iu:tH.s. i
C a iate
t'.IIUlUU'
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illy ' Ikomm,
Coafsctionrio's,
CANBU-FBOIT3, '
1HCKLKH & l'KI2S5HV!,. .
W1NK;& LKiClOlif?,
TO 3 A ('(JO & CI (r A ItS.
Also at mvbnr
NIC K.ST DRIXKM
a're'mljwli.by persons who know
exactly how they uhoul l b prepar
ed. Alo aro kept on hmul.
HAVANA CIO Arts,
of the richest frni rnnec To those
wlm desire a pielt Huloon, gentl
huiiiU", nud Knu Clxir, wo aay,
Oi. Multiuiry Slivet.
liieeiiviiie, luiUoipi ,
JAP-IE3' i
a yr '
'' GLASI3B.-
Wnlutit Street, below Central
Avenue, Creetuiile. .u.bs.
rtlllK mnlors'itncd hereby announcw
d: to the peblictliat tsy. have ta
ku charge of tlmlr
ON W A SH INOTON . A VEN1J
. Best of nttouilnn glveatoaJ
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Ci TUCK for saie on hr.iid const!
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