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In Bolivar and 12 in Washington:
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l Monday (6th) July, Tunica
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Chancery Court will be held in
waqucna County, 14th District,
la AtU Mnmlnra nftur 4th Moo
Vys of January, April, July and
lovcmbcr.
The terms of tho Supreme Court
ill commence on the 3d Mondays
'April and October. '
The Town Council meets ragular
rthe 1st Tuesday of each month.
Hole In Th3 Wall."
TAKE pleasure in informing my
friends aiidtho public generally,
(llllt k UUYU IUiWMo?a uiv nuvTV
Vcll-known saloon, whore my
rlonds and patrons will always
A ttMrillt-tYa-i 4Hn Slla-ars
I nd tho finest
.. IMFOBTED
vises. Lirjcs axd c:m
I That can be had in any market,
H. M. BNOWBERGER
Vpr.4,1874. Proprietor,
-Vcrthinston, Eucknsr & Co
..ICa aiOf
3REENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
Transact a General
(Collections ;ade and proceeds
remitted, on day received
,TJUY and sell on commissions 11
JL kinds Bonds, Scrip aud v r-
inch 22, 1873.
rants.
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VOL.7,
REFUGE SALOON
IAT1KO Novnttod vp ana iars
iahed my Saloon, in the
Two
Large Two Story Building,
MULBERRY STREET,
UlfDIX the
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SOUOT the FUEUC PATK3SA0B
HOKE . FRESH
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HAND.
decSS
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PIATT'S
Southern-Made Gin.
'Prioe, 14 per Caw.
This eeJebrattd Ci- of light
seed cotton, and In lean time, than
anv other gin. it aoeo not oreax
the roll nor choke, la simple In its
nut nr order. i
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It Is a good rule to try all things, bits. Fludlug there were no cus
and hold fast to what has been ap- , ,iffht.he srood-nituredly
fSvfi&itt
ed for Pratt's Oln, aud is admitted
oy pracucai piasters wnu
ttSJiL a ni. in t m
saws, Gum Bands at New York
hcUwy prices, and complete set on
iS3"n"."
wright Address
O. W. TRUE2EART,
Agent for Daniel Pratt Gin Com-
pany.No. 10 Court street, -
mySO
MEMPHIS, TENM.
IMPORTANT to INSURERS.
A WOBD TO THE WISE.
The following Is the official list
of ALL the t ire insurance uoru
nanlea authorised by lawtotran
slent business lu the Btate of Mis-
nS& Insurance Company of
If Im, ...
Planters' Insurance Company of
r fS2mS?L ..i ni-h.
4I e oi irmn easiu jfssisfTi mists uiv-i
Franklin of Phlladelnhla. Pa.
Pheoiiix of Brooklyn, New York.
Home of New York.
Virginia Fire and Marine of Rich
mond. Va.
Contracts made In thlsgtate with
the Agents or pretended Agents of
oilier companies are in uireot viola
tion of the laws of the Btate and
absolutely null and void. In case
of loss the insured is at tho mercy
of the company, and by the deci
sions of the Btate and Federal
Courts without remedy.
B. W. FERGUSON.
may 10. Ins. Agent
COMPLETE
Stovo and Tin-She? !
A large and select stock of
HTOVES,
COOKING AND OTHER.
and all manner of Tin-Ware.
Carper, Tig Sheet-Iron Worker,
and dealer in
DIB k COCZDTO STOVES
Now on hand aud kept by
II. G. WETUEttSUE.
PUMPS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
PARTICULAR attention pnld
to all kinds of JOB WORK.
Guttering? nut un iu any portion
of the county. Orders executed
promptly, and satisfaction guaran
teed. Washington Avenue and
Mnlberry St
an8,'74 GREENVILLE.
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BILVEIIOMITII,
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OKKKNVI1XE, MISS.
TESPECTFt LLY informs the
XX public that he ia prepared to re
pair Watches, Clocks and Jewelry",
In the most perfect manner, guar
anteeing sausraouon in ail cases.
August 37, U70-qr
H. SCOTT
WHOLESALE AMD EETAIL
Rexps corsTunxY ox hakd
a fine ssssrtsssnt of laaey stay Is
cr.ee:
TBS PUBLIC generally are ream
ted to sail and aaaaua mj stool
Wore paNbasing elMwasr., . '
Cememberthe Plaoe
Cast side Cam itrt, stlwst Ma)
harry and Iwnt.
r.r."II OYRTE3 and Poultry
W' always on hand. ffeb. 1,'7
GBEEIILLE WASinNGTON CO.,
Tkrce-Cari Ewte.
Pmu Worn BwiasM Oat sr a
Bsskstsf Bislss.
mm th Alia talifurml-t.
Last Wednesday, as the west
ward bonnd train of the Ccutral
Paclflc railroad arrived at Toano,
two women of the crusading class,
who had been traveling on the
train for some time, got off to sec
if f ney conm nuu enncr m w -ner
to go for. They had with them
a basket filled with nice little Bi
bles, and with these they were
going about doing good and ma
king niouey. While on tbe train
h aolil ao-eral Bibles, and talk-
i .
about religion and rum to every
one who would submit to being
thus afflicted. As they stepped off
the train, bowed down by the
heavy weight of the basket, which
they carried between them, there
was a sigh of relief from the pass
engers, aud many a wish was ex-1
pressed that the train would move
off and leave then. While wan
dering about seeking customers
for their wares, they ran across a
genteel looking individual, .who
was engaged in tossiJ ,aronnu
thrco nieces of putebosM,' and
WD0 teemed to be barfed in deep
him, and noticing. his finely-cut,
classical features were overspreau
wlth ldf- of they offer-
to iuwuluvu -
resolvoj to give the ladle, a little
game, Just to while away timo aud
keep tnom quiet. llo threw tne
cards and then asked them to pick
out the Jack, which he had prcvi-
oug,yihowil tJl0in They did so,
once, twice, three Umes. Then he
threw them again, and one of the
innocents cried: "Thcro it is!
f J ' "Jl "To!
'em quick." "No, madam, you
art mistaken," he replied; aud
drawing out of his pocket a ten
and two twenty dollar pieces, he
said: "I'll bet you fifty dollars
you don't know which is the J ack
" Oh, we never" bet," said one of
them ; "but yon can't fool us with
your nimblo fingers." And then
they stood and eyed those fold
Plco..nd though
they would do thorn, and how little
tho possessor', apparently, appro
rth. Watching for
tho favorable moment, tho reck
less youn man said : " Well,
don't care, seeing it's you ; I'll tell
youwhat I'll do, seeing you are so
are about It. I'll bet you fifty
dollars agaiust that basket of
books ; but evoryttlug goes as it
lays you can't find tho Jack."
Now thoy wcro convinced more
than ever that he was a bold, bad,
wkkod man, and they determined
to take his money to help them
along iu tho good cause la which
thoy wcro engaged. They "put
up." and as both were ccrtalu the
same card was tho one they were
after, one of thorn seized it with :
"This is tho boy.", It.wts turned
over, and it was the tray ! Their
naturally long faces at once assum
ed a longer and more serious cast,
and they looked at the cord, at
each other, at the bad, bad man,
at the money, aud then at tho bas
ket of Bibles, thoroughly bewild
ered. Tho mouto sharp put up his
tools and w alked off w 1 tk his plu n-
dcr, and before tho victims com
prehendod tho situation, ho disap
peared from sight. The sequel is
soon "told. Tho winner marched
through tho train and distributed
tho Bibles among the passengers
Several of the trophies arc now on
exhibition in this city. What be
camo of tho women is not known
by tho passengers.
ScUixg a Prefessar. ,
from the Chartoton (H. O.) Observer.
It appears that ouo of the stu
dents at Davidson College, who
was too laay to do anything right,
was in tho habit of cleaning out
his lamp chimney by running his
finger down it as far as he could,
and twisting it around. ' After he
had cleaned it out in this partial
manner one day not long , ago,
fellow student took it up aud car
ried it to tho residence of ono of
tho professors, with tho inquiry
"Why is It that this chimney is
smoked Just tip to this point and
no further?" .The learned gen
tleman entered' Into an elaborate
scientific explanation of why it
was, arguoing with great lucid
aess, and citing hit reasoning'
Whoa he had finished the student
said to him: "No, sir, you ore
wrong." " Why Is it, then I " said
tho profossor. "Because tho fcl
low's fizr wasn't, long enough to
roach any farther." rcpliod the
student .. , 'm- J. -t : u ,
The Republican of Delaware
have nominated a man nomod
Jump for Governor.
Suatora becs.
Psstsst Fstt KUss sa Isssrl Fsllsw
enft setts LsxiagUn's Thss Oas
Qantsrsf aSsssal.
Saratoga, August 20, A light
rain this morning laid the dust
and put the track in good order.
The second race was for a purse
of $1400, distance four miles.
Three horses, started : Wanderer,
Fellowcraft, and Katio Tease.
Fellowcraft was the favorite iu the
pools, and was the only one of the
three horses that had hitherto ran
ia a four niilo race. Fellowcraft
led almost from the start, passing
the grand stand foar lengths ahead.
At the end of the first mile Kali
m . , .
Pease and Wanderer were running
In the same order; on the third
mila Wanderer passed KaUe Pease
and was only a length behind Fel
lowcraft. . At the grand stand on
tha fourth mile, Fellowcraft drew
away aud came iu winner by six
lengths, amid the enthusiasm of
the spectators Wanderer second,
and Katie Pease third. Time, 7:19
This is the fastest fonr miles on
record, and beats Lexington's fa
mous time one quarter of a second
Pitttig tie Scuitl U Use.
From tat Dttroit Fret Praia.
On Friday evening a woman
about thirty years old was arrest
ed for disturbing the peace, aud
the event almost distracted her,
although she had seen the inside
of a cell before. She began how
ling and weeping aa soon as she
was locked up, and Bijah, the Jan-
itor of the Ninth avenue station, by the law governing similar arid
felt his heart getting tender. He trations, all arbitrators must be
offered, her a. harvest apple, but present at the hearing; that the
tho merely stopped long enough
to boo wljftt R was and theu went I
on crying out: "I am dying, 1 1
know I am." Ho besoucht her to
live for the sake of her husbaud,
who is away on the Lakes, but she
said she would be cold In death
before morning if not set at liber
ty, llo showed her the almanac,
and tried to induce her to peruse
it and settle her mind, but sho tried
to pull liis hair through the bars,
and raised her voice until it could
be heard three blocks away. He
began reading tho almanac alond,
but she drowned his voice, aud ho
had to give it up. " Then he went
out and bought some peppermiut
drops and handed them to her,
saying that it was a burning shame
to arrest a lady like her for merely
hitting another woman ou the ear
with a shovel. She was quiet for
a row minutes, and then broko out
again, and tke roof of tho station
scorned to be rising up. Bijah of
fered her a pound . of gnm'drops,
new bonnet, black silk dress,
house and lot, and $50,000 in bonds
if sho would only quit, but she
danced up aud down and yelled :
"Lcmme out or I shall di-ahl"
He locked all the doors and sat
down ou tho front steps to let her
exhaust herself, but after an hour
and ten minutes, there being no
cessation, he ran iu with an ax ou
hit shoulder and threatened to
cut her head right off if sho didn't
step! ' " I won't I I won't ! " she
shouted, dancing np and down,
aud taking a fresh start. - He then
drummed ou tho coal scuttle with
the ax., to drown, her voice, but
the voice drowned the scuttle,
He nut tha hosn on tlm non stock
ait2-threatened to drown her. but
she shut her eves and idtched her
v M on a now kov. Tho old man
waslndcsmUr. ThcmcnUD-stalrs
couldn't sleep, ond the people out-
doors thought a panther had been
thought a panther 1
caged. As tho officer rubbed Lis
bald hesi aud looked around, his
eyes lighted ou an old paper, and
his smile extcuded from car to ear.
lie carried it in, turned up the
gas, and shouted: "Have you read
tho Bccchcr scandal yet ? " " Head
what?" she exclaimed, suddenly
ceasing to scrcsm. " The Bcochor
Tilton, matter,' - ho continued ;
" this ere thing that everybody is
talking about?" "No, whero is
it ? " she asked, and ho passed in
the paper, telling hot that if she
woum oe goou ne u l-'
rest of tho statement in another
paper; and from that moment
til daylight tho. woman never ut-
tcrea a wora, except once, wucu
sho asked if there wcrn't seveu or
eight more papers with statements
in them. 4 "
Cheating the dead la theerlme of
Imw Kuh. Ru .mnloved
by Ealtlmere to bury its paupers,
and In tbe case of each burial he
charged the elty 4 for a ooffln. In
stead of using a new cofil n for every
body, howeverj he lias made one do
for all by dumping out the corpses
Into the graves and using the same
box over and over. When he found
that he was watched, he dug up
some of the bod tes to tbe night and
re-interred them properly ; but the
evidence ag-tt kiss la eonolusl ve,
nevertheless.
MISS., STUIlTiYY, AUGUST O, 1H71.
Title t Ckirck Propf rtj.
Tke WsrsbVMSsXksaty Isjsastisa Cass
at CklstgDssiskt sf tai Osarl.
Chicago, August 15. In the Cir
cuit Court, this afternoon, Judge
Williams rendered a decision in
the. bmooa Cheney-Wbttehouse
case. Anullcatlon was made to
Judge Williams, last spring, by
counsel of the Whltchouse side of
the controversy, for an injunction
restraining Rev. Charles E. Cheuey
from longer preaching iu Christ
Church, aud the organization from
the further use ot the churuh prop
erty.' The case was argued for sev
eral days, and was taken under ad
visement by the Court, who gives
tta -aistf attdkaa IiLiv ' T!r r(iltri rl.w
as ao vifasaavaa owww et v-vvai w
j1 thtt the obJef turns to the
the or,glul bill were not
anJ Vere therefore
overruled. His decision embodied
the following points: Thut the
property, though originally taken
In the name of the trutttotn, was iu
fact, taken for the benefit of nil who
should be attached to the discipline
and worship of the Protestaut
Episcopal Church ; that the prop
erty was held for the benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal Church and
not for the Low Church party ;
that all Churches lu the United
Stares are regarded in the law only
as voluntary societies, and tho laws
and rules of the Cuuroh organiza
tion aro regarded as stipulations
between the parties ; that the ex
Isting canons were the stipulations
by which the Cheney agreed to be
tried ; that the Church Court more
nearly resembles a court of ur ultra
tion than a civil tribunal, and that
court tat the first trial of Mr. Che-
ney consisted of five assessors, and
tout only being present at tho trlul
I and final decision. It was not a
court withlu the meaning of Church
canon, and its action was void
that upon the second trial the com
bad no Jurisdiction upon the sub
ject matter, and Its decision was Bl
so void ; that the Bishop had no
power to sentence except in pursu
ance of the finding of a Church
court, and such findings being In
valid, his sentences are aho lava
lid, and Cheney, was never legslly
deposed from the ministry. The
bill is therefore dismissed for want
ofcqnlty,
fiat KtftM Rf laded Joucs Of.
Dm Plitl ia Uw Upltul
"I think," I said, "Morton stuck
on that word doctrinaire.1 it hud
such a dreadful sound to hint
"He reminded me," resided the
Senator "of a queer character we
once had In Nevada by the name
of Pokcbury. He was a lawyer of
some promise, but came to noth
ing, through drink. Losing all his
cllcuts he. went to mining, and
joined a rough miner named
fiuokes. At the end or a week
Pokebury appeared In town with
a
black eye, a swolen nooe and Inrer-
ated garments. Of course we woi
anxious to know all about it. 'Well
you see' said he, 'Billy aud t were
partners, aud I like Billy, for he
I a well-meaning man for an unedu
catcd man. But Billy and I dis
solved partnership, we settled snd
I struck leastwise we struck each
other and Billy settled. Our first
little difference was of an aelrono-
mlcal character, vvc umaeu u
da differently. Billy divided on
M-i nu i uiviuea o.i
I . . I T JI..1J . I .... 1t A
instead of allowing lor
"trouoinlcal difference, sai.l 1
y tS Uut 1 dldu,t m,n,! 1
WAS
that
for Billy was my partner, you see
and had a rl-ht to his views. Then
we differed on ablution.. Billy
abluted before breakfast, and said
I was a dirty dog, for you see I al
ways ablute after breakfast. But
I didn't mind that, for people will
differ, and, so long as the diltercnce
don't afreet busluess, what's the
odds. But the third difference was
just a little too much for wo. W
were sitting to beans anil slap
jacks, and Billy blowing about my
being a greedy dog, when sudden
Hi- fcUow m(J to m VA thnk
you for 'those molasses.' This was
miInh mmlM Mtt .thoge
molasses' to me aud live; aud
jUBt took Mm ln the countenance
wiik . rla-ht-hander that seltloa
tm and ua damned inmilUnr.'bad
grammer together. TbatViAe way
we dissolved. I'm In town, and I
guess .Bill will fee here in a couple
of weeks." "And so," continued
I the Senator. "Morton siruca
on
doctrinaire.
A small boy, telling his "pain"
now he earns to be detecd stealing
apples In a grocery store, proceeded
thus i "Well, I didn't care so
durnsd much about beiu seeu, but
the clerk was cross-eyed , an' I
thought he was watcbln' a dorg
fight 'cross the street; but bo was
lookin' square xLU mc, ah', ho
helped me clean into the gu(nr."
Sttigmis EanklE? Uouse.
Tss F Mist i sf Tvs Tsaag Ihdg Taia-
ton Oat if tk firm 8srvisg Asa
Pasksr at 9100 Fir Aaaia.
mm Uk !! V. Trwt Prvas.
About thirty years as the Dela
ware bridge was Just aa it Is now
much In want of a coat of good
paint, well spread on, and the man
agers then ordered," as I hope thi-y
will now order, its bring forthwith
done, as work at present with that
worthy class of our citizens is not
very pressing. As the Job at that
was a pretty largo one pevcrai puiu
tors were employed, and among
the party was a young Jew. who
received sixty-two and a hnlf cents
per day for his labor, and his broth
er was.theii employed by Asa Pack
cr at $i00per:tnnuiu. But low wi
ges and .salary did not stamp out
their 'Indomitable energy ami per
severance, for shortly auerwaru
they both went to California, where
there was then a wide and proiU
ble field for energy am! enterprise,
ust sueh as tuoy poesetitcd and used
togrent nil vantage, which secured
to thorn a largo amount of wealth.
In due lime they returned to New
York, which gave them a more
suitable field for employing their
largo capital for a time lu mercan
llle pursuits; but latterly promt
nont bankers lu huge financial op
rations on their owu account, nnd
agents for tho Messrs. RothchlM.t
Now, reader, who do you think
these two vouiik Jews are, wham
wo lave hastily described ? W hy
none other than the Messrs. Selig
mans, so prominently connected
with uncle Barn's. ftfu.OUU.OOO
Ol
fivo per cent, bonds.'"'1
A contemporary notes that w
havo become so habituated to the
use of tho ocean cable, I hut w
seldom pause to consider what w
did ln tho (lays (not very long ab)
when it was still a tiling of the
future. Tho Comto do Paris, 1
his lata " History of the War ol
Secession," recalls that era with
singular vividness by a suggestion
that, oftor all, a great and benell
'miL tuvuiiLioti mav exhibit itself
in a questionable light. Tho illu
trutive incident is ouo which is yt
fresh in every American memory
After citing a series of dr.tmai
circumstances tho boarding of the
Trent by tho Federal marines, tl
riiitck wild liory indignation of En-
eland, tho stimulus of the liutreil
of tho richer classes to the North
tho pugnacity of l'alinerstoii, tho
sending of tho Guards to Cnmul
with tholr lands playing "I'm oil
for Charleston," etc.-tho author
savs: "Thcro wcro t-.vo men froi;
whom a slmrlo imnrudcut word
mliflit have causod. nt this critical
moment, Irreparable evil. The
were Lord Lyons; Milliliter of K
Bland at Washington, iiml M
Adams, Minister of America iu
London. Thcv both showed a
tact and a skill for which tholr fel
low citizens should owe thorn eter
nal gratitude Thoy had, as an
auxiliary, tho Atlantic, which by
Imposing ou the communication
between thb two countries a delay
of fifteen days, jnvc time for nalu
tary reflections to mako themselves
felt on either sMo. Mr. A dan if
afterward told tho author, who
was at tho tune at Wtsliingtoji,
that if thotruiibatkulic cablo had
then existed, war would have been
inevitable.
A correspondent of tho London
ThncF, writing from Alexandria,
remarks:' "Fancy mutton fattcnud
on ancient Egyptians I Tim other
day, at Sakhara, I saw nino camels
ltaclng down from tho mummy
pits to tho bank of tho river, laden
with nets, in which were femora,
tibia, and other brny bits of the
human form, somo two hundred
weight iu each net on each smo ot
tho camel. Among tho pits there
wore pooplo busily cuKuged m
soorcliing out, sifting aud sorting
tho bones, which almost encrust
the ground. On inquiry I learned
thut tho cargoes with which the
camels were laden would be soul
down to Alexandria, and theace be
shipped to English manure manu
facturers. They make excellent
manure, lam told, particularly for
Swedes d other turnips. The
trado ts brisk, and has been going
on for years, aud may go on fy'
many more. It is a strange futo
to prcscrvo one's skeleton for thou
sands of years, in order-that there
may bo flno Southdown" and (ho
viols in a distant land! But Egypt
Is alwayi a plaoo of wonders."
a-amJja-ayB--a--i
II. M. Burnsido, brother of Gen
oral A. E. Burnsido, committed
auiclde by hanging at Fairhind,
ludiana, on -the Itkh of August, in
a lit of temporary insanity, t
AM the Teat Powers of Europe,
with the exception of Russia, have
united iu the recognition of tho
Uennbllo of Spain. Tho reason
assigned for Uu.-si:f a rel'uxul is her
opposition to tbd ciicouruifoiuuut i
of Hcpublli-ulsiu in Europe. '
IVO.
CITY SAW MILLS.
:o:
2ors&x. dL Piatt,
Manufacturer of
Cypress Lumber
Of all description.
Sftisouctl LiuuWr
OX HAND,
NI LUMBER SAWED TO
V. GKDEll.
ALSO
SHINGLES AND PICKETS.
Orders solicited tuid
Promptly Filled.
CA32 PilD FtB TSEEE,
umber at Reduced Prices
FOH GAH1I.
Greenville,
may y-1"
DRUG STORE.
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rEni'X'iiliiiY.'TCILET SOAl'iS,
Oils,
Vaiuts,
Dyctt, Xas.i
A 1,80
SODA AND MENEIIAL
' WATEliS
(h rat:n tal b Bottles.
Corner Washingtuu Avon no anil
Mulbcrrr strouts.
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eiiEi-;xvitM-;,?ii33." !
UTQW oirers his services to tho
A" planters of Washington and
adjoining ei hi n tics iu repairing
boilers and plantation machinery.
trl''or any information annly to
liim or to Davis Buckner at Worth
lugton, Jluiskner A Co. Iiaukem,
i"" GRKUNVILLE, MISS,
may 30-4;t. . -.
ICS ICE
Hiivinsr received my ICE barre
lam now prepared tothl orders tor
ICE
both from Greenville and irom tho
coiintiy. , ' . A.
Owing to hard tifhcn and tho re
duced number of regular- patron,
I will not bo able to deliver ice.
Jmio27 I. IfrKNUKUG.
te. eWoq
DEALER IM
Family Groceries,
Confactlonriso,
CANBD-FRUiTS,
1'lCKIiLH it PRESEUVhS,
WINKS A LKiUOJt-S.
TOBACCO & UIGARS.
Also at my bnr ,
are mixed iy porsuiiH wuo
(ixuotly how tlmy shoiihl be prepar
ed Also are kept on haml.
HAVANA CTOABS,
of t!io riffhest frflj;nme. to hhsw
who le.re ft (4i.t faioon, Rood
Drinks, aud fine ClK-irs, wo say, .
Try ray Oslo ca,
Ou Mulberry Kliost.
Greenville, Mis4idppl, ,
July 5th, 1873-tf,
V. it L. It. VA1XIAT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
- gueexvilljS, tiia.
PmctiCf in Waslunirton and Ia
rMuna t-vuntiiMi, ami lu the Unite
biav Couils at jacKswu. upi
cius. w. cmkkb. aoH.t w.siuaxM.
tLAUkK k MUELD8,
ATTORNEYS AT I. W
On Waluut street near the Court-
House Orsenville. MIms.
w. a. hayc1iaft,
'a ttorsey at law,
n-ul Kstate A;eat,
GlUiUNVlLLE, - . - MISS
Mukos the paynieiit of taxt j, nxkiai
tion, sala aud luai'u of UutU a
jieciality.
W. A I KltCV. w. O. YEKGB
PERCY & YKROEK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
" CUEENVILLC, HISS.
W. K. TKIUU. 1. M. BUCKS Ett
TlliaCi JcBUCKNKIt.'
ATTOJtiWXS AT LAW,
OREKS VII.l.R. MIHH.
UClee iu New Bank liuilding, Muiir
street up-stalrs.
O. . ;
ATVUIl-tt'l .IT l-AVV,
WILL PBACTICR" In the Courts,
or Tunica, Coahoma, Bolivar,
WuxliiiM.tun anil lutuMincna Conntlmt,
ami attend to the wile, jMirehaiMt aad
leasing uf plautiuious aud payment s
taxna.
K. 0. IlCOiilXS. J. SKLNNEU.
HUGGINS 4 SKINNER,"
ATTORNEYS AT L-AW,
tiUltr:KNVII.LE, MISS.,
WILL PKACTICB In tho United
btate Courts and t lie Supreme
''imit. of tlm 8taU. aud tha Circuit.
snd Chauoery Cour's of Waslilutin,
Itullvnr and buniiuror cummcs, ami
attend to uusus iu tlio Maistrateii
Courts. dec 7, 187'J-tf
M
AGlijTUATE'S COURT.
J. F. HARRIS, J. P.
KKOUtAB TEKM8
riral nhd Third Mond.iys In cacll
MouiU.
Oflh c ODon from 9 A. M. to 6. f".
m. dally.
npr.4, 1871.
I-. A MONTOOJI11KV. . U. VIOOIIK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RivisHTON, Bolivar county, Miss.
D, ,T. STONE,
DENTIST,
WASHINGTON AVENUH,
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GUEENVILLB, MiSB.
Jannar- 7, 1871-3ui
Dr. N. G. Skinner,
OFFEttS HIS- I
PFCTECCICNAL SERVICES
..'..:.;. to r .. ,
p:tisMk of Crcr-.: I" 7
Offick at his dwelling; on l'-La
btroct.' may A3,
J, W. WILSON,
HOUSE, SIGH
AND
Buggy Pain tore
I'ulnts, Oils For Sale.
I HAVE opened' a shop especially
for UiiKcy aad Carriaga Paintine
aud hone toreoulve tho iiatronaco of
tho tmblio. CFHhop at N. B. John
son's Warehouse on Mnlbui
to ou Mulberry St.,
GKELMVILLE, U1B$
may W,
ARTHUR o'cor.r.c,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT TTAnr.
7 SHOP on
. MULBERRY BTHZZT,
Creeaville, . 22sippL
Jnne o, 1874-nl. '
.I.YMKS 1131111 Y,
WVSE A.U SIGN PAIXTI2. '
PAPER IIAKGEi:
AMD
GLAZIEB.
Walnut Street, below Central.
Avenue, Greenville, Miss.
mh lt-74-tf.
Livery & Sz2
Wi ;
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THE nii(lor!-nl hernl y f
to the pn that W i
km charge of their t
ON WAHHINGT. i
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