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A STORY ABOUT OBK. JACKSOS.
Man are
f T.r.kon' life which nu Biogra
pher, Parton, has omitted and
not brought to light. When a boy
I saw him scare and put to flight
twenty thousand men.
sion was this r Grey Hound, a
Kentucky hors,bad beaten uoume
Tid. a Tennessee horse, and they
..m afterward matched for five
ihouund dollars a side, to be run
mi tha Clover Bottom course. My
b t.wats I uncle. Josephus H. Conn, carried
me on horseback bcnina mm to
os
Toneka. Kansas. Sep. 3, T4. I
To tbc Editor of the UrenUle Timw.
For the benefit of those that an
ticipate emigrating west, I hereiu
the interesting scene. ' !
1 lOUnU II. 1 WHUTOU'"'"!""
gust 22nd on the steamer John
Kyle. Arrived at St. louis, Mon
day 20th lust. Leaving there
I mi 1... i1,f fnr rrnmans CitV Oil
The occa- "T . , 7 ' ,
tne orweru jjuic iu
crossed the Missouri river at bt.
Charles which Is quite a nice plnee
having 6,000 Inhabitants with good
farmiug country around it. From
here to Warreuton, Montgomery,
Mexico and Mobprly is a fine look
Ing country, though very dry at
present, and crops ramer poor.
HAND.
I. ISENBERO.
PRATT'S
f who wish to
f . . 1 nnKiiail
Uulre-t to pay in accord- SoUthem-MadO Gin. LegrcUtontheresuHofisrwe
. . b
the race. He set me on w ceu Mober, hft B fine location with a
fence and told mo to remain until . l jm oud ls quitea
he returned. There must Mv mwiufncturing town, with good
been twenty thousand persons pre- country. Brunswick is a
sent. I never witnessed sucn nerce m aU)Ut j m luhat,itats
betUng betweeu the states. Money th the MiM0Ur rlver valley to
and negroes were pu up.
nimd was filled with horses and
jth the nature of their artl-
ROLE FIVE.
- a a WT.
n ANXOUNCIKU W""'
dates:
te and District Offices, $20
in
ontv unices:.. -
t Offices 6
RULE BIX.
irsfrom transient customers
or written, for Job work, ad-
ne. or suliscrlptlon, must be
a ai .
nied by the tasn w omnia
Ion. '
Price, $4 per Saw.
hack It. This valley is very nun
In koil. it has hundreds of acres or
a a A I ahiI .ltf
iiiic inn wHu Hiiriiiic ami m.
The Ume hadiow arrived fot the ' r hai cut u down to about
imnetitors to appear on tne iracs:. i . ... ... nmnlin. nf Drain that
- : . ...li ..j " o-
I heard somo loua uikidB, u wouW pro(iuco n a g0od sonaon
List ( Crt Terms.
Vct to transfer the counties of
ilea ana uoi wiuu mm. .
fenth (II) to the twelfth (12)
it .1-1 rtuirtnt.. nnd the county
"J." ' r ftm the twelfth (12)
eleventh (11) Judicial pis
it. and to fix the times for hoi
C tua circuit Courts in said
.... ..... ...I
o Tin . nirtncr ennuio"
tlieClrcultCourtsof the Kiev
t.,ii. inl District shall be nol-
L . i nninn. fur the times as
liwfler stated, should the busl-
of the touri so iohb ii""" .
tho county of Bolivar com
Ll.... nii llul ili'S L 1UU1IU..J '
th and September and coutlnuo
ve Judicial otij-s.
ir n......t.v of Van1itnKio
l.,,nlnff on the third Monday
mill HClllLMlluri.
...... i, tv.'niir iiidiciai ui.vo.
U.HVll. 1, .. ....
tho county or isHmiuuim .u-
r the first Monday In March and
Ecmber, and. continue twelve
rUieoountyof Sunflower com-UKonthn
ember, and continue six
ftht wunty of Leflore, com-
kcinir on the eicvenui uj
innked down the track, and saw for u . nitv i.aB . nonulution of
. .. a . .1 l.'.n Janbaon ridini I . .
. a a -i n H Ar liiviit i inn nnih uiub vwae i nitnni a.i.imi aiiu is 11 kivuv imih
draft,makes a good sample, picks .lowly on a grey horse, with long Lentcr j. noticed some of the hand
more lint from the same amount of Dgtls held In each hand. I think . regidenCc8 I ever saw auy-
wiwn, nu in .u. ww M tong M my arm, ana , buf j ah)0 noticed vh0le
?heSuohok"ttm7e or .me looking business
nnn.trimtinn. ana not uauie la set i coii id enter. u u w , h(111,, unoccunieu 11 uus eviuuuiir
out of order. , a my uncle, Conn, Btokely Donelson, 0 -ppearaoo of having seen its
. 8..f"r. r.f.rni Pattou Anderson, and -everal oth- KewIninnd clUes are
BUM uwu vr- r. ji Anmm. Aa Uen.
nrnvpii. nnd answers me purpu , u .
for which It is made. This is claim- Jackson led the van and PPpoaon Oi.of Topeka) for the development
ed for Pratt's U n, and uwiuum . ,ud e iUnd ne WM rapiu- -' mBrnii tlOWer. n i8 sltua-
ny pracuca, Puw.. - - , UMng and ge,Ucnlatlng. as . bankjof tueKallBa8
""' . . nA I . . . Ih.l ll Hml I .... . . .-.!-
Orders fir Gins, rrom vi ne came oy m .1 ver and i8 thi county seai 01 sua-
i. a v vi m ab. i.. Hskai rn . . .
Baws, uuni mnas ih;w . IrrefragaDie prooi " ,1 comb county and the capitol or me
ararffliHlS lJVw that Grey Houna ft surroundwi byOUo of
obK uen., m ...... Y'y"-"i ,.. man ln tho wheat neia me .,..,, .... ., f..nioon,
Gins renairea dv a bkuiiui um- - . . . .. i me rini.," "" v....-
wrlclit. Address night before, whicn uisquaiiiiuu Ueg ln the we((t fcnd ltg commerce
G. W. TRL'EIIEART, him for the race, ana mu j8 iuppUed by a large nnd growing
l - ARnn In thrnW It OU. I . .rr , . ...i
t. . !.. iu, iwn hj ini.u : i trmlo. Iier uruna avuuui-s bim
AgC," , vr C 10 Court sYr wa by the eternal God he would ftnd gubftttntIal brIck busi.
I J' ' I ..a a .-. Af vtnia whA hmillrlll I . a l .
Iliuuv v Mint - w I tlCBfi llOUBvS UIIU liuiiuouiiiw buuui-
his horse upon the track ; that ino . re(lldoncc. her fl0WCr gnnlens,
people's money should not be stoieu uur8Urcg Rlld vinej nrds are reflne
from them lu this manner. He . t Kcuerttuy ookot for In
talked Incessantly, While tne spu- UlJ) far wcgtt nnd gtvo ber til0 ap.
tie rolled from hisminanuvuu .icarancoofaclty 0f older growth
fire from his eye. I have seen bears the glnte iIoug0 yfhMx a
my30
MEMPHIS, TENN.
liViPORTANTtoINSURERS.
A WOBD TO THE WISE.
The fiillowliijr is the ofllclal list
M iau
Planters1 Insurance Company of
Memplils, Tenn.
Liverpool and London and Globo.
Franklin of Philadelphia, Pa
Pliciuiix of Brooklyn, New York.
Home of New York.
Virginia Fire aud Marine of Rich
mond, Ya.
Contracts made In this State with
the Agents or pretended Agents of
other companies are In direct vlolu-
of ho laws nf the State and
lion
irtheflrBt Monday In March and absolutely null and void. In case
.. ..... .n,i onniinue vwuivb i i,r inn i. m iiiHiiriMi lit mo nicrvv
iwuiuvr, v y. . -- - --------- Hr. near.
II LI1H ariiiiiiiiBfliw. niiu uj in wvb - -
sions of the State aud Federal great
Courts without remedy.
S. W. FliRQUSON,
may 10. Ins. Agent,
into! .lava. '
n tho county of Leflore, common
5 on eloveuth Monday after the
,? M.in.lnv In March nnd bep-
hber, nnd continue twelve Judl-
fl days.
Approved March 25, 1374.
(HOtli) ' Bolivar EEiTHia & COOZHIw ST07IS. Ing tlie bribery of Orey Hound's belong exclusively to Autumn an
(27th) -Washington Now on hand and kept by rider, who was to receive $500 to even now visible. Already tin
, b wrrnrnnrr throw off the race, having received pavements and streets where tree!
i. m..rw TiiRtrlet: continues 6
iays In Tunica, G in Coahoma, 6
ii Bolivar nnd 12 in Washington:
Monday (5th) January, Tunica
d (12lh) " uoanoma
il (lOtll) " uuiivnr
)i (20tl) " Washington
L Monday, (Oth) April, Tunica
trl (13th) " uoaiioiiiu
h
kMnnHitvfnth) July. Tunica
hd " (Win) v"
l,i (20th) " Bolivar
u h 'Wtli Washlnoton
- '
Vt Monday (Oth) October, Tunica
Vid " (13th) " uoanoma
td " (20st) " Bolivar
th " (27th) " Wasington
Chancery Court will bo held In
Vsamiena County. 14th District,
lie 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
eys of January, April, July nnd
sovember.
! The terms of the Supremo Court
Will commeuceon the 8d Mondays
)f April and October.
( The Town Council meols regular
V the 1st Tuesday of each month.
COMPLETE
Stove and Tin-Shop!
A large and select stock of
STOVES,
COOKING AND OTHER,
and all manner of Tln-Waro. ,
Copper, Tin k Sheet-Iron Worker,
and dealer in
all
appearance and manner u DrIncjptti city
terror Into the hearts .wouiy 0hlno Shops and Car Works of the
thousand people, n tuy ' Atchison, Topeka nnd Santa li
I did, every one expected to be Ranroad Company. The King
slain. He announced to the parties yvrought Iron Bridge Manufaetoiy
If they wanted somo lead In their and Machlno Shops of the Kaw
hides, Just bring their bosses on tho yallcy Foundry, tho ponderous
track, for by the eternal he would Mill. The flue Lincoln
kill the first man tnas aweropveu w
do so. There was no response to
this challenge, and after waiting
some time, and they falling to ap-
Gen. Jackson said it was a
mistake in the opinion of
some that he acted hastily and
without consideration. Ho . would
give the scoundrels a fair trial, and
to that end he would constitute a
.urt to investigate this matter
who would hear the proof and do
liiatice to all parties. Thereupon
he appointed ft sheriff to keep order,
and five Judges to near tne ww
Proclamation was 'made that tho
court was open and. was ready to
proceed to business, and for the
1 .lAl..u
parties to appear ana aeienu tuim
selves. Not appearing, Gen. Jack
son introduced the witnesses prov
Graded School-Building are
largo and showy buildings.
Tho grasshoppers have made sai
havoc with every thing in the shape
of vegetation. Tho wheat, ly
oats and barley w ere gathered b
foro thoy canio, but tho corn is all
eaten up. Not a leaf is standing
on tho fruit trees. Tho Governor
has convened tho,Legilatuio on
tho 15th instant, for tho purpose of
passing a stay law, and making
other provisions for tho nifl'ercrs.
1 think, tako it all in all, this is n
bad time for emigration to this
State I hear thero arc many me
chanics and laboring men in the
city who aro uuablo to obtain employment.
Tho gorgeous tints supposed to
arc
the
PUMPS OF VARIOUS KINDS.
T) ARTICULAR attention paid
$250 in advance, and mat urcy aro growing arc strewn witn leaves
Hound lind been turned into tne and tlio melaucholy days nave
wi.pat field the night before, lie eomo." Last flight it tunica so
X to all kinds of JOD WOHK. jn CJkf& 0n the parties to ap- cold that I had to wear an over
?,U'"? .PU MPnLUnyiutd near and counteract thi. proof and coat. As tho morning paper ex-
7l -AtlurnttiYin nnivitn. .,Lw11natA thplf tlinOCCllCe. Tbey I nrcSRGfl Itsolf ! " TllO foStlvO Smi2B
flwlllflfl T uu swqiHviuu iiiiuivw I I
teed. Washington Avenue ond fttnina to appear, Gen. Jackson tt0p.)or a,t night sang a requiem
Mnlbcrry St.
an3,'74
GREENVILLE. '
X
ELI BUTLER,
SILVER SMITH,
V
The Journal do Marseilles calif it
" P Affaire Beecher. Stilton, et Vic
torla Vodhull." Beecher, Btilton,
et Victoria Vodhull are described
Hol3 In Tha Wall." 1
I TAKE pleasure ln Informing my
friends aud the public generally,
that I have purchased tho above
well-known saloon, wheto my
friends nnd patrons will always
find tho finest
IMPORTED
WISES, LIBORS ASD CIGARS,
That ennbo had in nny market.
H. M. SNOWBEUUlilt.
Apr. 4, 1874. proprietor.
vjSSS BuckneriCo
OANItERS,
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
Traneoct a General
D&nlxing Cusiaoss.
Collections made nnd proceeds
I remitted, on day received
T)UY ami sell oncommlsHionsall
1 1 kiuds Bonds, Scrip and war
iUts. uicU 22, 1873.
OBEBNVILLB, MISS.
i-Bir.HPT'.frrFnLLY informs the
Xi public that he is prepared to re
pair Watches, ClocRs ana jewniry,
in tho most perrect manner, guar
anteeing satisfaction in all cases.
August 27, 1870-qr
H. SCOTT
WUOI.K8ALI AND BETAU.
STORE.
I TTEEPft CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IV a uno Assortment of fancy A staple
milE PUBLIC ffcnrallv are rennts
X ted to eall and examine my stotk
luloru purouasing eisewnore.
UcmemberthoPlaoo
East side Main street, between Hnl
berry and Frot.
"UKSH OYSTERS and Poultry
ulways on hand. ffb.l,'73
told the court that the proof was to gtimm01. 0VCJ. B sweet potato
closed, and for them to render tneir vln0 j wju write you nain) a9
Judgment In the premises, wuicu j tlljnk of golng furti1Ci. 'cst
In a few moments was none m Respectfully yours,
cordanoe with tno laois provou. John McMeekin.
was still on.Jhe rence rorming one
line of the large pound containing
the oroDerty bet on the race, Each
man was anxious to get back his
property. Gon. Jackson waved his
hand announced tne uocisiou, anu
..i.l uVnw . Mntlnmeil. irn calmlV
O- -""'-- I , , 1U- All..,. .In.
aud ln order and eaen talte his own i ciergjr,ueu m ui iius""" "
property." When the word" was nomination, ana a wonucnu.
ttlven the people came with a rush, count is given of tUotr adventures
v ... i . . . ...... ..... ....
Tt was more terrible tnan an army i it seem Mint wiese wiru
with .banners. . They camo bulging have somehow or other been led
utnin.t the fence, and In the strug- astray by Madame Breeches-tow,
. . . ... I .-I A .t..tl . ti
glo to get over they xnocaea it wno is siateu on gooa ruwuhm
down for hundreds of yards. I was bo " tho mother of Uncle Tom."
....tmnivl anil wu trnmnlcd neBV 1 rm
i tn iin,. isanh man irot his Drop- f A Virginia paper propounds the
- I .iinu,tn , , iirru, l.mtliori mnrrv
ertyand thus the rrauouient race -b - ---
' . . . .. l t.u.in nr two sisters, who are cousins or the
wa.oroKen upof -u mrr.r j: Th. older brother has
tlie U1UB L A H U v....". J "-""0--
Tie Remarkable Scandal ttriym-
oulh f hnrch.
rrom tlw New York UeraM, Aop"t
Plymouth Church last evening
was aaiu in Us glory ; for had not
the committee acquitted Beecher
of all the charges against him, and
only expressed its Inclination to
scverelv censure him for not sooner
communicating to his pious breth
ren the persecutions ho had so long
endured 1 Tho enthusiasm, con
gratulations, thanksgivings and
cmbmehi"!! which followed tho
reading of the report of tho Iuvcs-
tigatina Committee were wonder
ful, and if they arc only repeated
by the public outside of the church
all will be well. But this peace,
uliii-h was invoked upon the
church by the committee did uot
long coutiuue. Tho appearance
of Mr. Frank Moulton at tho meet
ing was an unfortunate event,
which led to unplcasaut and unex
pected scenes. Wo must bo par
doned by tho church if wc aro re
minded by it of F.manuel Chapel,
which is so graphically described
by Dickens in the ' Pickwick. Pa
pers." Professor Raymond will
plenso excuso us if wo compare
him to Mr. Stigglns, tho shepherd,
aud it is itnposslblo not to look
non Mr. Moulton as tho Tony
Wcllcr of Brooklyn. Noouo who
has read tlio chapter in which old
Mr. Wcller appears at tho tern
pcranco tea drinking can fail to
see tlio resemblance to tha Plym
outh meeting. "Where I the
sinner? where i3 tho mis'rablc
sinner?" uid Mr.Stiggius; upon
which, says Mr. Wcller, " all tho
women began to loolc nl mo onu
wroan. as if they was dyln .
" Where Is tho sinner, tho mls'ra-
blo sinner?" again inquired tho
rod-noscd shepherd, " nnd all tho
. ... i ... .1.V1..S
women groans again icu um
loudor than nforo. I got rather
wsi.i nt. tlits." observod old Mr,
Wcllcr: sol says: ' My fiicnd, dl
vou wiply that 'cro obsorwation.
tome?' 'Stead ol Hogging my
nardon. as any gon'lman would ha
done, lie got mora anustvo man
ever, eallod me n vessel, bammy
a wcsscl of wralh-f ana all sorts oi
names. So, my blood being regu
larly up, I first gave him two or
Ibreu for limsclf, nnd then two oi
three to hand over to the man with
tho red hose, and walked off. I
wish you could ha' heard how tho
womoit screamed, Sammy, veil
they picked up tho shepherd from
under tho table." Tho parallel
docs not quite so far as this, tho
Mr. Moulton called Professor Ray
mond a liar and tho Professor call
ed him a dog. But tho general re
semblance Is remarkable, and wo
oven have an old lady In tho gal
lery who cried out in a shrill voico,
Iago ! '.' The doxology was sung
Ojul then tho troublo began. Tho
boys went for Moulton to the tuno
of Old Hundred iu wall, time,
and thcro wns a lively row between
tho Christians and tho police whllo
nlavcd tho hymn of
pralso. Then Mr. Wcller went
homo in a carr'tago with groans
ami nvnfra Hons from the mob. It
was tinwiso in Mr. Moulton to at
tend tht3 meeting, for if ho ex
pected his character to be nttackod
by tlio committee ho had better
opportunities of defending it. The
sneakers, however, were equaiiy
foolish in exciting tho passions ol
tho crowd (we presume it hardly
claims now to have been a prayer
meeting) and precipitating tho
row. The sccno was disgraceJiu
to Plymouth Chnrch, and revives
ln a now form tlie scandal which
Uho report was expected to sup
press
Tuica for Temperance.
From the Anstia Cotton 1'lacl.
Th leading men of our county,
regarding whisky ns having been
the main cause not only or our own
troubles but of those occurring nt
Wyouilns nicotians.
f 'hcvpnnc. W. T.. Bept.1. Elec
tion returns arc nearly all in, and
eive Steele- (Democrat) a majority
of between 600 and 600. Ho is re
elected dulegato by double the nia-
rracticp in Washington and Iwa
ffiieiia onintie?', and in liie United
KtaU Omits at Jackson. ap3t!
ClIAS. W. CLARSE. JOHS W. SHIXLCS.
CL.ICKE & SHIELDS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
On Walnut street, near the Court
Housi) Greenville, Mis-.
other points, have resolved to do jorlty that he received four-years
ovm-tliim? In their iwwer to put Use, The Democrats have been
ami .liKiHHiraee tho traffic. I vimcrallv successful throughout the
Uaj ! 1- ICS
III this they will have tho hearty state
co-opcratkm of tlio Cotton l'lant,
which In tho future will devote
itself largely to tho causo of torn-
peruuee.
Drunkenness ami uisorueny con
duct are crimes punishable unuer
a t .... nuoiir.
our laws, ami v.u'v .... i. aor' shnti: Small
- -An. iiinv trill ii atiuu uuit'.i .p - b - -
ance oi our oiiicur w.a. ... - , , . ?
i ft.f..r watch viiriluntly for sub- ooy-" i , -
. I tri. In til.xisn nut
i..i. .iiirnitir. nnu ncreojiit 1 1 i -
J ..... . . I n., t ;,. l-ntilo."
who Indulge too freely lu we arucni
and make an exhibit oi tneiuse.v es HimteiimaB v mt to a lawyer
will have to pay for It. ;p ir advice and detailed the cir-
ISahl gtftit lnsn-yaliaiiil iitcufln-r
To hen: " You're biiiful eriat irei
Awl Uie ten, itl fur thit.
I LfllJ two rgs In ht bat 5
A'l thin di'l th hcit-n- rl PotoV-
A. D-1500. Scene bcl'oro a t rc-
hls ashes In
W. A. IIAYCRAFT, -ATTORNEY
AT LAWt
Itcnl Estate Ai;cnt,
GREENVILLE," - . - MISrf
Mates tho pajipiont of taxes, redem
tion, sale on leasing of lands
sjicciality.
W. A. I'KKCY.
. W. G. TBRCC
rERCY & YKKOER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CRtEirriLT.E, MISS.
cumslances of tho caso. -"Have
you told mo tho facts precisely as
they occurreil?" asuea tno lawyer.
iot,l nvo sir " replied no: -i
Q W. FEUGUBON, ,
ATTOnXEY AT LAW,
tUought It best to ye the Plat" SX,
truth. Ye con put the lies Into it w?.hl tnn Blld iaqnena Counties,
The Free Prws records tho emo-
Those who apply for license to
retail will In every caso be met
with a counter petition, and every
turn and technicality will be taken
advantage of to prevent the ob
talninc of license to retail; and
from the sentiments we have heard urgclfi
expressed by so many, we think '
tl.nt retailing whisky in Tunica
county la at an end, or will be when ttons of n Detroit woman who was K. o. jtcocixs.
...num.tlippiiHrsoxn 10. I ent up for sixty ttnys : u'.u- IIiTGQINS &
. . . . . . .. , . 1. . .....
Those who do sell whisKy in any iy called lorpowoii n bii . .-.. Ammn vpY AT LAW
wav mny look well to it that they ,ack, but there was no poison, iu- - -
' . . .. ... . II .... 11, I n.Tnwwil.l.X MIS9..
...111. in 41. a i..iiiiiU or tun law. 1 i-.ii ntiirii 10 ili ner uimw mu 1 --.
eul' """" " . M' "' . 1.1., i..... ttth t. t.nifTTPH l , trnttod
WHICH, ny tlio way, i Li:w.....b., oib ... ".- V V i;.,..rtB nn.l the Smiromo
,tim..i,if innniimlvwUh : forif tliey hound watch, but sue iinauy con- .... Hftl, (.!.
- 1 ... .1,. I 1 V v. v"t ......
fail to meet Us rcfUlrements, nr eluded to wait and let somo 01 mu a,,(l rjimn(.ry cnrs or Washington.
my rely common council taiu ncr tooenm. imuvar ami oiuu . .. ...,
, . . I . Iiituiid to cases iu the MagiHt rates
W. K. TKtOU. D. M. CUCKNEB
TltlOG Jte IIUCICIXISU.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OREESVH.T.K, miss.
Oflleo in New Hank Building, Main
street up-stuirv.
aud attoml to tho al, iiircliao and
leasing of plantations and payment of
tuxes. '
J. SKIKKKR.
SKINNER
attempt Its evasion, they ni!
. . 1. I . .l.anHnllulU
uin tne inw ov.MB , .B v.. vnitlKNl.R .Th0 iMt time
forced. ' , ,,, yV.,V', m-nedlpcl In
..i l.. Wn linuo lliat iVIUVl HIUII 11 u..... ...v --
nere is mir wmi..... ...... . ,.tann.
. .1.. I II. if 1110 lllV V; mnw.i v.,-!--
IrlVCIl H10 VAI'I i.-roi;ii bvhumiviiw .
f. 1 ,.f Mm cr named Henry Harmon was be-
van uiuuern uiw i m i - -
luilinvn in lp foro In it. on a charico 01 iani)
uUBl,,.u -. - ,.,w, 1,1,,, to
the sentiments or a majority. nu t -
imw will tho brethren and sis- leave tho city. Many years have
.. T...,i,. .tnn.l funisro to the passed sineo then nnd many chnn
1 . , .
work, or will they go back on their ges In tlio city government iu.v
pjoerlcnce. liko the wine-bibbers taken place. iay neioio- jetei-
nf JnP.kaini ? The people of that day Mr. Wallin was elected Chair
mptroimlla cot ui tin-toe and swore I man of tho Board or Aiiirrmcn
, . . .
that there should be no more llcen- and yesterday no prosnieu in iu
scs to peddle r. g. In its environs, city Court, bmgulatiy onougn,
Brother Whipple, of tho Pilot, lie tlio first prisoner presented uctoro
como out strong on the subject: him was this same Henry Harmon,
ho said the antl-liquorltes were lu ou tho Banio chargo, and tlio sumo
a majority, and the tipplers might verdict was pronotinred. In this
as well begin to taper off, for they connection It mny bo stated that
couldn't get no liquor under the ystory repents itself. Viekshnrg
new law-n majority or mo poopin sct. 3d
of Jaoksoii being under solemn
pledge to sign no petition fur 11-
Court.i.
duo 7, l72-tf
JAG ISTUATE'8 COURT.
i. F. HARRIS, J. P.
KECItTLAn TEUMB
rirst and Tlilnl MondnyB b CBCB
Floutli.
Office open from 0 a. m. to 5. P.
M. daily. qpr.4,1874.
r. a. noNTuomtuv. n. moom.
JIOITTGOMEET & K0023, :-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BivkutoS, Bolivar county, Mis.
D. T.STONE,
DENTIST,
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
censo. Well, now am it worn s
About two weeks ago tho grocory
keepers rushed nrotind with their
petitions got two hundred major
ity, or thereabout", and every one
had his license renewed! There
is no denying the evils of Intempe
rance; they nre constantly "before
us. If Beecher hnd'nt been a drln-
klncr man. ho would have had no
troublo with Theodore; nnd nl
tliouirli there Is no ovidonco that
Mrs. Tilton was a drinking woman,
Betsy Turner, 'the girl they raised,'
must have been furiously drunk
when sho Imagined that she saw
good old sister Hunan B. Anthony
itting in Theodore's lap. rso so
ber girl could have invented eny
such yarn as tbatt Therefore we
are bound to hulicvo that women
and wine are at the bottom of this
Plymouth Church, trouble, und
though wo can't have hard feelings
against the women, wo hopo the
Tunica peoplo will be able to wipe
out the wine.
did that day what it would nave
required 2,000 armed men to have
effected. All this was effected by
the presence and action of one man,
and without the drawing of one
drop of blood.
A Cuban dollar Is now Worth on-
several children by bis wife, and
she dies. He then marries a young
er sister of his first wife, and has
several children by her. He and
the wife of his- brother die. A few
years thereafter the younger broth
er marries the widow of the older
brother, and has by her two chil
dren. What Is tho relationship?
We s-et the aBove from Dr. Kller,
par-
TiC Homo cf the Alstons.
South Carolina papers slato that
ti.n p.h.l.i-atod Richmond Hill
plantation, on tho Waccamaw riv
nr. in that State, is oflorcd forsnlo
at tho low price of twelve hund
red dollars. It has a scashoro res
idence attached to it, and was
worth 'over otia hundred dollars
an aero before the war ; tho At
lanta Herald mentions that it once
changed hands at -two hundred
anil sixty dollars an aero. It Is
ono of the most princely estates
it. -
In the country, nnd possesses mu
historical interest of having boon
tlio ancient homo ofc tho Alstons
and the scono of Thcodosla Burr's
brilliant rolgti. It Is a dismal
proof of tho squalor Into whiea
..... i
tho old coinuionweaiin iiasiaucn
from it s former splcjidor and glory,
that this fine historic estate, ono
of tlio largest and most fcrtilo in
nil tiro rkniUi, should bo offered
for the Ii!lrnillant prico of twelve
hundred dollars.
i tiitrioan nfnt. but thev keen on of our county, who Ttnows tlie
calling Ha dollar Justror tho fun of ties', and will be obliged If nny one
tliethluir I will solve the complei geuenlogy."
In Court, young Cetchum, an Inv
break down a female witueps s evi
dence one day, said, "VV""..
U.ewiiuea ou the stand ha brass
enough In her foo to make a ket
tle." flbe curtly replied, "And
you've enough sup lu your head to
IV! it."
Excitement in Raymond.
Tho renders of tho Herald are
familiar with tho reports in circu
lalion in regard Jo tho mtirdor of
Mrs. C. D. Owens, near Raymond,
Hinds county, Mississippi, In the
early part of Juno last. A few
dayB sineo tlio lady's husband was
charged with the crime and lodged
In 1n.il unou tho affidavit of her
father. Tho Evening 1 lines says
On Saturday evening Sheriff
Harney telegraphed his tliutj'
Sam. P. Steele, at Jackson, to go
to Raymotul aud remove tho pris
oner to tho Jackson jau, as ho con
sidered It unsafe to keep him in
tiio Raymond prison.
On Mondav about 10 o'clock, a
in., tho rumor that Owens had
been hung at an early hour that
morning by a band of about two
hundred men, furnished gossip for
tho curious of Jackson, and this
report was believed by lis to be
authentic until we reached iioiton
Hits monitnir. when wo loarnou
that it was false, and that Owens
had not been molested at dflyligM
this morning. But our Informant,
Captain Well v at Be"0"' said
that tho excitement was still ra
ging, and that the Sheriff had not
removed Owons becauso ho deem
ed him safer within tho prison
walls at Raymond than on tho road
cn roiito to Jackson, nnd conso
ouontlynll wcnfyetln Raymond
awaiting n subsidence of tlio angry
passions of tho mob.
- A Boston man recently walked
thrco milos In twenty minutes.
His mothor-ln-luw was not fir be-
I hlud, but the had to give It up.
DHUC 3T051E.
A. IJ. 1 INLAY Ac CO.
PKALKUS IK
I 11 13 t J
AND ,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY, TOILET CO APS,
Paints, Oils, cs, Glass.
Al.fiO
SODA AND MINERAL
WA.TKIJ-W .
On firaaght aad !n Bottles. .
Corner Washington A'vonuo and
Mulborrv stroots,
FubC'CO GBEENVlLl.fc..
sO a1
5.8 S- s S:
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3 p - g S3
7.
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GREENVILLE, MlSS.
Januar- 7. 1871-3ni .
Dr. N. C. Skinner,
OFFERS 1113
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO THE
Citizens cl Greenville
ANDTIIK
County at Largo.
Office at his dwelling on main
sti-i-.i't. mav ti. 1874.
J. W. WILSON,
HOUSE, SIGN
AND
Buggy Painter.
Paints, Otis For Sale. .
I HAVE opotmd a shop cspoeially
fur Dnggy and Carriago Painting
and hope to reourvo the patronage of
tho pnldio. PsTfihop at N. B. John
son's VVarchouso on Mulberry Bt.,
may Ui -13. GHEEWVUUi, Mioia.
ARTHUR O'GONKOii,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT MAKEB.
shop ox
MULBERRY STREET, .
Grecavillo, Wsalsappi.
Juno 6, 1874-nl-L
O
I3
i-
o
w
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JAMES PEBBY,
nOf SE AND SIGX PHS1S3.
PAPEIt SIANCrEH
AND
GLAZIEE.
Walnut Street, below Contra!
2
m s rb i Liverv Gil 5aiB oi.jf
i w
2s
Iff :i:
E3
a
3 13
B
ft
TOR KENT OS BALE.
A STORE HOUSE ANP LAND
A i about twelve miles (by
land) aboveGrecnvillo, oil tlie mis
iiiTA I!ier; lirst-Uassousiucss
point. For p-i.'iicuiais apply to
Morris' Liquor btore at
jy2.u;.l. (iREEXVlLLE.
AND
OTOZIZ1
THE atidorslgnod boreby aaBOwnce
to tbo public, that they save ta
ken charge of thoir
OTAEXtS
ON WASHINGTON AVENTJB.
Best of attention given to air
otocc:
ENTRUSTED TO XBSSL . '
OTOCK for sale on bbjiu
Corn, Hny, Oats, Crzr-,
public phtrona-e Is
respcetfully soL'i.
v noised rr-:
uch
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