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GREENYILLE, MISil.
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to fix tho times for hoi
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Je it further enacted
tuit Courts of Ihe Kiev
il District shall he hol
itltuie for the times as
ktuled, should the busl
2urt so long require.
Uuty of liolivar com
I the first Monday' of
loptomberand continue
jiil days.
unity of Washington
on the third Monday
d September, and cou-f-four
judicial days.
Iity of Issaquena coin
i tlie seventh Monday
I Monday in March und
mid coiitinuo twelve
I.
Bty of Sunflower com
ihe ninth Monday after
pndav in March and
and coiitinuo six
ity of Leflore, common
enth Mondny ufter the
y in March aul Sep
! continue twelve Juu(-
March 25, 1874.
F SUPERVISORS,
tcetlngs arc held by the
per visors of each cotin
; Mondays of January,
August, and October,
itiuue' In session 4 days
cr.
t District; continues 0
mica, 0 hi Coahoma, 0
and 12 in Washington:
15th) Jauuary, Tunica
tlith)
" Coahoma
(10th)
" liolivar
,2th)
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(Oth)
(13th)
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April, Tunica
. " Coahoma
" Bolivar
"Washington
July, Tunica
l(uth)
(13th)
(20th)
c(27th)
," Coahonm
" Bolivar
" Washington
(Oth) October, Tunica
(13th) " Coahoma
r20st) " Bolivar
(27th) ' Waslngton
Court will be held in
County, 14th District,
mdnvs after 4th Mon-
iuarv. April. July aud
i
i of tho Supreme Court
luce on the 8d Mondays
i October. .
n Couucll meets regular
,'uesday of each montn
MQERIS
Mosaic Dealer In
AND DOMESTIC
3, uauons,
Tobacco,
i
ETC.
IMPOltTEll OF
l Wines, Cham
Brantlys, EtcT
bt.. G'reenvilwc,
! ' Mist.
vol. r.
G. A. PULTON,
BLACKSMITH,
Ulacbtmithinc nnd Hone
Shoeing.
ALL MANNER OP
Machine and Boiler
Workdoneexpeditloua and
skiUfully.
earShop on Mulberry street,
North of Washington avenue.
Greenville, ov. 7, is-iy.
COAL ! COAL
fcTl will deliver coal anywhere
In the city, by the wagon load, at
Eighty Cents a Box:
AT THE
in any quantities
at
75 Cents a Box.
ESTCobI Yard on Ceutral avenue
near the Wharf-Boat.
J. M. WHITEHILL A CO.,
By H. B. Putnam, Agent,
nov21,'74ul6-tf.
Alexander & Elliott,
DEALERS IN
AND
MEDICINES,
Perfamerr, Toilet Soup, TthPw
den. Hair Brniiho, Tooth
Brashes, rnflT Brashes.
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
' GREENVILLE, MISS,
mchl3-32.
ELI BlTLEIt,
SILVERSMITH,
3
GREKNVILLE, VISB.
RESPECTFULLY informs the
public that he is prepared to re
pair watches, ciocxs ana jeweiry
In the most perfect maimer, guar
anteeing rausraction in an oases.
August ii7, lSTU-qr .
J. LMGSFIELD,
Dealer in
Flour, 23 ft o on, Lard,
Meal, Corn, Sugar, Uoflee,
MoltiMBON, Tobacco,
Tin and Wooden Ware,
Shoes Dry -goods
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY,
Jug
and Glass Ware.
DRUG STORE.
A. XI. FINLAY 4c CO
, DEALERS IN
DRUGS
AND
MEDICINES,
i
PEBFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS,
Paints. Oils. Dyes, Glass
ALSO
SODA AND MINERAL
WATERS
On Draught and in Bottles,
Corner Washington Avenue and
Mulberry streets, r
Fub 6- 69. GREENVILLE
E. ENOS
N DIALER IN
Family Groceries
Oonfactionries,
0ANED-FRU1TS,
PICKLtS & PRESERVES,
WINE3 & LIQUORS,
. TOBACCO & CIGARS.
Also at my bar
NICEST DRINKS
are mixed bv nersons who know
exactly how they should be prepar
ed. Also are aepi on nanu.
HAVANA CIGARS,
of the richest fragrance. To those
who desire a queit ttaioon, gnoa
Drinks, and fine Cigars, we say,
Try my Qalooa,
On Mulberry Street,
Greenville, Mississippi,
July 6th, 1873-tf.
M. MQEEIS
ma turn.
3TX2TI2 JZZYTZZliZV?
WATCHES,
FX REFLATED "V7ARE
BSTA large assortment of the
best Spectacles always on hand.
carPartlcular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Jewelry, and
nil work warranted. nov2S,174-nl7
GREENVILLE, AVASIIINGTON CO., MISs-?., S.Y'TIJI JXXVV, -VI2
John Mitcncl's Last Letter.
Cork. March 6, 1875.
To the EJitoreof the Herald:
Through the courtesy of the New
York Herald, I use the immense
publicity of Its columns to ray a
few words to my friends In America
concerning the Tipperary election,
now still pending. It is already
known to you that an election did
take place nearly three weeks ago,
that I was returned without oppo
tion, that election was complete
and a certificate of my return lodg
ed in the Hanaper Office. It is
needless to recall the extraordinary
scene anil rage and trepidation
which ensued upon that event and
the headlong hurry with which
Mr Disraeli passed the House to
annul my election by a resolution.
It was in vain that eveu English
liberal members of Parliament re
monstrated against the haste with
which Ministers called upon ; them
to do so grave an act without in
quiry. A motion was made by the
Irish home rule members tor delay,
and most of the liberable members
of Parliament voted for this resolu
tion, so that the strange sight was
presented of Mr. Gladstone and the
home rulers walking in the sanio
lobby. But nothing could check the
ardor of the Minister. The doors
of that House must be instantly
barred and bolted against me or all
was lost. In-short, the new writ
was issued that night, and we are
now in the midst of a second elec
tion, for Tipperary would not give
it up and neither would I. The
people of this fine county have
shown such enthusiasm and such
unanimity that my friends hoped
that no one would venture to be
nominated again.it mo; that it
would have been a second "walk
over," followed'by a se'eond annul
ment. The government, however,
determined to cut the matter. This
could be done by even a show of
opposition, because on a contested
election a petition against tho re
turn gives government the power,
under a new act of Parliament, to
refer tho whole matter to the Court
of Common Pleas, whose judges In
Ireland alone are made absolute
judges of contested elections. So,
on the nomination day, the 4th of
March, my nomination was re-
celyed early in the day. The hours
passed on without the least symp
torn of any intended opposition uiv
til within Ave minutes of the time
when the Sheriff must have de
clared me duly elected, as he had
done before. Just then two ranks
of police, with muskets nnd fixed
bayonets, marched, up the hull of
tlie Court House, and between these
two ranks an individual was seen
to hurry along towards the Sheriff's
room. This was a Mr. Moore, of
Bamc, and ho is the gentleman
against whom I am to poll Tipper
ary on the Uth.
John Mitchel.
Grant Interviewed.
Washington, April 6.TI10 Pres
ident to-day, In conversation with
the writer hereof, remarked, in re
ply to a question, that he was
somewhat amused lately ' at the
uewspapfer statements of what he
would do lu relation to the recent
outrages by armed bands of Mexi
cans Invading the Texas frontier.
Such statements wero mere Inven
tions, as he did not, since those
events, expressed his views to any
person, hot even the Secretary of
State, who, like himself, had been
absent from thi city. It was al
ready known to the public that or
ders had been Issued to the milita
ry for the protection of our citizens
on the frontier, but In addition to
this nothing had been done. The
Government was not yet fully ad
vised or the extent of tho outrages.
although it had been officially In
formed or the arret t of mail-carriers
and the burning of a postofflce by
the Invaders. The Mexican Gov
ernment had repeatedly been re.
minded of outrages heretofore com
mitted by Mexicans on citizens of
the United States both In Mexico
and on the United States soil, and
would hear from this Government
in a short time, concerning those
more recently committed, through
the Department of State. There
would be a consultation with the
Secretary of State on this subject
and probably it would be brought
to the attention of the Cabinet. But
meautime all newspaper state
ments as to the action of the Gov
eminent. We must, he remarked,
hereafter determine what is proper
to be done in the premises. He
could see no reason for apprehen.
sion of war between the two coun
tries, but of course no one could tell
What might take place In the fu
ture. Nothing, however, would be
done by this Government to pro
voke sucii a result. ,
. L !-! .
When a Connecticut lcacou
nudged a somnolent worshipper
with tlie contribution box, the
sleepy lndividval awoke partially,
smiled, grunted, "1 don't smoke,"
and dropped off again.
California Gamblers In the CMea
Time.
From the New Oilcan Pieajone.
Th California gambler of forty
nine was no vulgar rogue, or vil
lain of tho homely stripe ; ho had
his inspirations; it was fat game
ho hunted, and he put his own lite
in the chase. Ho had his scntl
mcnts, more or less exalted, accor
ding to the location of his tables
aud the quality of his friends.
Tho fifty cent roulctto twirler or
thimble rigger of Pacific or Little
Siducy street, might not be so sub
It 1110 aud imposing in his defini
tions of honor a tho thousand
dollar faro dealer of the Parker
House or El Dorado, but ho was
sure to be twice as noisy and ex
acting. "Gentlemen," ho would
say no word half so often on his
lips as that" Gentlemen, wo play
on tho square ; if we doesn't play
ou the square ditlicultics aud un
pleasantness aud six-shooters are
liable. Gentlemen, I hope we aro
all honorable men ; we'll have our
littlo gnmo pcaccablo and ou tho
square if wo can ; but wo will
have It any how, by thunder t"
In the Bella Union or tho Cali
fornia Exchange, aristocratically
pitched on the plaza, tho stylo of
conversation across tho green
cloth in cases of "difficulty" was
different, being more debonair and
not so broad.,
"A momeut, if yon please,"
quietly remarks an almost beard
less desperado, covering his pile
with a firm hand, and fixing dau-
geroiis eyes ou tho burly dealer of
monto, whom ho addressed :
" You can stop there."
"Well, sir?"
"Excuso mo, but I think you
drew two cards."
"I believe not; I'll take your
pile if you please ; tho kenvaiyo
takes it."
" Two cards ! "
"Your money. t"
And in each case tho words aro
accompanied by a quick move
mont which discloses a revolver.
With the appearand) of these two
disputants polished, curt, of brief
but sharp downright speech there
is a quick but fusslcss stir among
tho. spectators1 around tho table
lu a moment a clear spaco is fornix
cd in the midst of a still circle of
llnshing eyes, compressed lips and
clenched hands. You may count
twouty dcliborately oro you hear
a breath drawn or sec the slightest
movement.
"Well, sir."
" Well."
"Your mar.ey I"
"Your cards 1"
Up steps a by-standcr, somo cool,
steady veteran, expert in the game,
and versed in tho law of ililllcul-
tics a man of nwlul nerve, whoso
tympanum, accustomed to the
crack, no pistol shot alarms.
"Gentlemen," says he, " try ar
bitration first."
Anotheiquick exchange of in
quiring and responsive glances
between tho disputants. Not a
word, but tho eyes of each plainly
say " agreed." Roth throw them
selves back in their chairs airtl
withdraw their hands from tho
tabic, with tlie air of men in
viting examination, and resolute
to abldo tho result. Tho veteran
calls up two brothers of tho green
cloth, competent to act as umpires,
aud three minutes, fraught with
mort"' 1 "B8cdl!U''Jb-
eratfllT the PUBLIC PAtROSA
Ho 0,
FUEStl
Bear
slow
Of tHK
ther) I
ninu;
tol
f fi fiiT.
ALWAYS
tugu-r
conn ' '
HAND,
I. ISENllERM.
says;
happ-tantion Tax Payers.'
mH 1-2 CeBtTrrrr Tax.
Ir?
nppe; of lands in Washington
aftciy liable to the above tax, Is
was 1
youiP
my hand for collection.
go b
paid on r before the 2d
hands, are s
sliuken across tho tabic,
drinks to the company, at the ex
pense of the "btieker" as lie
Who plays against the bank is call
ed, and the gatno proceeds with a
better understanding.
Had the result of tho examina
tion been otherwise, a man or two
would have been killed presently.
Twelve pcrsouistoppod at a ho
tel over night. Ou asking their
bill tho next morniti, they found
it twelve dollars. The old men
paid $1 each, the old women paid
$2 aaott, thq young jnc.il paid 50
cents each, and the y'otiug women
paid 25 ceu each, lloiv many
old men, how mauy young men,
how many obi women, and how
many young women wero there
traveling iu tho crowd?
Taxos AtaU-d.
Vi&t Ftueliul Tis-Psyers 2;rs.
llus. Clakios I fcce in the shr
rift's posters and through the rrtl- j
clo in the Clarion of last week &'
well, that there Is under a late act
of tho Legislature an abatement of
all taxes due and unpaid prior to
1S74, ou the simple condition that
delinquents will now come forward
and pay their taxes for 1S74. This
is well for the delinquents nnd
Heaven forbid that I should grudge
asir.glo tax-ridden individual the
least morsal of good tortune that
may overtake him. But how is
It with those who have paiJ
promptly?
I am one of many thousands who
through great privations have ma
naged to pay promptly for 1S71. I
paid my taxes in groenhaeks, and
I mny mention in passing that I
paid twice as much on the thous
and dollars worth of property as I
paid before tho war on one hundred
thousand dollars worth. In other
words I found my taxes multiplied
by twenty, while my ability to pay
was reduced by at least ten. My
case is not anomalous. Thousands
are iu my condition and yet by Im
posing hard terms on ourselves and
our families wo contrive to pay.
In doing this wo left ourselves al
most or quite without means to
commence another years opera
tions. Is it uny wonder tlteu that
we look with dlffuvor on a law re
leases thousands of delinquents for
years, 011 tho simple condition that
they pay taxes for one year in de
preciated wariants?
I am not envious of otherpcoplo's
good fortune; but charity begins
at homo. And how Is this tiling
to operate on me 'and others of my
class, who through trial and tribu
lation have paid our taxes in cur
rency, dollar for dollar. For evory
dollar abated there will be a defici
ency of a dollar in the Treasury.
How is that to be made cood, ma
nifestly by increasing the taxes 011
those who pay? Is this Just?
I have not viewed with favor the
proposition to refuse to pay taxes ;
but If tlilitblng is to go on, I shall
join tho nnti-payers, for I sue the
Legislature by this net is ottering
a premium to delinquents;
I may struggloon to pay my own
taxes ; but when It conieUtf mak
ing good delkonolcs created by
other people's delinquency the
camel's back will give way.
T:nttY.
A very gushing correspondent
serves t'p a romantic little incident
that has created much merriment
iu Paris. A pretty little creature
who has bestowed upon liorscli
tho cognomen of Diane do Baga
telle, was recently surprised at re
ceiving tho card of the father of a
young viscount who .was madly In
love with her. Tho man was ush
ered into her boudoir faultlessly
dressed and with the red ribbon
of tho Legion of Honor at his but
tonhole. "My son loves' Made
moiselle," began the Count, with'
out further preface. "I know it,'
sighed Diane. "Vut lio has a cou
sin," replied the Count, "to whom
he lias been betrothed for years.
She pines and weeps, and you
Mademoiselle, you and your fatal
charms arc the cansc. 1 will give
you two litiu&rod thousand francs
to break with my son at onro and
forever." "Sir," exclaimed tho
lady, "you havo not mado appeal
to a callous hesrt I I will make
1 linnrrinVp." "IHessliifrs on vnii.
gj'jlhild I" exclaimed the Count.
Htiituyte tho letter and the check
larly d be yours." So down Diano
Lot
id penned the release. Tho
the or
and frt
took tho letter and then
011 vvq a
check for tho amount
"1)1 f1' wulul'',,e I'li,ccd iu tll,! la"
jiands, and tho aged nobleman
feb 27i ted. Ho had not been long
iwIjpii Mllo. Diane discovered
SVl.n f.bnl.- hnmia flint bnf
ing 1 111
mil ring, which was valued
1 thousand francs, -had ills-
rod from her linger, and fur-
uvestigntions proved that
us other articles of valuo hud
vanished. The protended
twos a swindler of tho worst
The wor.it of the affair was
therei the senmn mailed tho letter
of Mile. Diano to tho viscount, so
that who found herself minus an
adorer as well her valuables.
Hon. George F. Hoar, member
of Concress from Manachttstt,
makci, through the Boston Adver
tiser, a forcible appeal to the uiuui
iii of the New Kngland Colleges
to tuko the lead in getting up a
fund to rebuild the old Virginia
Coilego of William and JIaryi
"Wake tip,. Judge, wake up;
there's a burglar In the house,"
said-Mm. Portly. 5 if Brooklyn, to
her husband, tho other night. The
Judge roiled outof Led, grasped Itis
revolver, and opened the door to
sally forth for tho robber. When
turning to bin wifohesuid, "Come,
St.:-ii'i, and lead tho way. Iti a
damned mean man that V ill h a ;t n
woman." "
.f .
lO, 187i.
t MAIN STREET,
fweenvilh', - Mississippi.
BHASCU OF .
MESAS' BIJ0S.,
221 and 23 Walnut St.,
Ciucimtnti, Oiilo.
Wholcsalo and Retail
TIE ALE US in foreign and
do-
x niostic Liquors, Wine, Porter,
Ale ; Cigars, Pipes, Ac, &c.
YTTE call especial attention to our
" well (.elected stock of
CM tipnturitr ISourbon
WHISKY,
RHINE, Port, Sherry and Ma
dcira Wine; Guiuesses' Por
ter, Bass and McEwnn Alo;lsM
Old I.s:;arde Brnu.ly, OU Holland
Gin.
Sek'et brands of
Chewing
(iil.')Iitv.'!l,'74-nll.
NOTICE
o?ur,?.3 cr mites rcu-
rsrrsD tqz taxes.
TO
f !'n!lir AcC'itinti,
., AiaicU l!.:4.
11 Y an Act of the Legislature, np
.) pro vi-d March 1st, KS7o, all tax
es en lunils held and sold to the
Statu for t axes, are abated prior to
too year IS,' 1. Tlie former owners
can now redeem their lands from
tha Sheriff of the county, by pay
ing the taxes of 1ST I. No damages
aro.cliar'eablo until after tho 1st
of Apr 1, and then only flva per
cent., until the day of salo, which
Is fixed on the second Monday of
May, 1S75. All lands not redeem
ed Will be advertised an. I so.'d for
taxes of lb74, and in the Levee Lls
tricts, for the Levee taxes fur said
rear. After sale, the lands arc sub
ject to tbe equity i.f redemption for
twelve months, with damages at
the rate of 2") per cent, per annum,
as fixed by law.
All bt-ato taxes can bo paid In
State warrants.
W.H. GIBBS.
nicltf.'7!i. Amlllor otTublc Acc.rtUiln.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
fecial TTaxes.'
MAT 1, 1375, TO APFJL 30, 1S7C.
Tho Revised Statutes of theTW
Section 11232, U2S7, 82L nnd 823!l,
require ovorvpors'in eiu'ii.'.'eil many
business nvoe.atloUjr ruiployoft'mi
wliieli renders Iimii iiuion a
cialTax, to I'TTaaiKW.M) i-lai?
t:oNP?toi;ot:si,Y in run kstaii-
mkhmknt on vr.At'K Hi-- ntmnRss
a ibi'A.Mi' denoting tho' pnyifftiTl of
tlie hpeciiit Tax rear beginning
May 1, 1.S75, before commencing or
coiu mning business after April
The Tuxes embraced wilhiu the
provisions of the Law abijve quoted
aro tiio loiiowiiig, viz: , :fc
Rectifiers $Sna 00
Dealers,' tall liquor 25 01)
Dealers, wholes-lie liquor 100 00
Dealers in malt liqiuiij.
Wholesale- CO 00
Dealer In mult liqutmi, retail 20 00
Dealers in leaf tobaeoo 2 01)
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco fiot) 00
And on sales of over $1,000 filly
eenb for every dollar in excess of
Sl,l,".)l)
Dealers In manufactur
ed tobacco ,
Manufacturers of stills..
And for each still
manufactured
And lor each worm
$ f 00
, CO 00
2a 00
manufactured ,. 20 00
Manufacturer. of tobacco 10 00
Manufacturers of cigar 10 uo
Poddlcrs of tobacco, firat class.
(more than two hcrAcsj or other
animals) $r,o 00
PeddluM of tobacco, second class,
(two horse!) or other ani
mals)..' -. $2-5 00
Peddler ol tobacco, third el inn
(one horse or other otilnial)$l. Oo
i coolers of tobuceo, fnurtfi class
(on loot or public convey
ance) SI0 00
Brewers of lewj I'lau 500 bar
rels 1)0 00
Brew eis of C'tO Lancia or
more , 100 00
Any person so Ha1 lo, who shall
fail to ((imply with tho foiegoing
requirements will ucaubjeot to sc
vero penalties. ,
lci'sons or Firms Ihiulo to pay
any or tiio s-neeiai Taxes namcii
above Limit upply 10 M. r.'haugh-
new. C.-d'cctor of latcriml Revc
tine 1st Disi. Jackson, Miss., and
pay for nnd procure tiicbpcclal lax
Staiinw tbov uwl, prior to May 1st,
1875, and WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE.
J. W. DOUGLAS,
CoiiiniliMioiicroriii.'vmiil llevcnuc
omCli 01' MTiiRNAL RVN0B,
Wh!tftoti 1). C , Ki'h 1st, WTS.
mch7, '7.V34.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,)
Issaquena County.
Circuit Court Iii Vacation.
To whmi -If. mr'j) nnnrnrni
In conformity with tho provis
ions of an act of t ho Legislature
of Mississippi, entitled "An Act
to require curtain public, otiicers
to furnish their own stationery,
ond for other purposes," approved
March fi, l"-Nli5a Is hereby
given, in accordance with the 4th
sccMou of mid nt, to all jilain-liii-,
that nil cases now pending in
si.id Court 'upon whirfitho costs
are not paid, will be dismissed, ns
required by said act, unless the
e.) are paid within thirty days
fro':! flic (into of this notice.
J'.v or'.b f of 'he Jlonora'ilo
' C. C. SHACKLEt-'ORD,
J'l.li'C Ilt'i Jn li'.'i.U lOstrict
March 27, leVo-iii
RE? AIMED AND REPAINTED
ELLIOTT fe POUSSE.
Greenville. Docember'20.
STEAM PLANING WORK
SAW AN D G KIST M I LL,
(.ifcnviUe, SUs. .
"VT B. JOHNSON & CO..
lN (Nmtrators. I!uildtr, Ac,
rc-ipti'i fully inform the public that
through the agency of the above
work-, w aro prepared io compete
with builders in any part of the
country for the construction "of
louses or brlJjrcs, and guarantee
satisfaction tu prices and quality of
worK. uur
LUMBER YARD
in Greenville I now well stocked
with choice varieties of seasoned
1'INE AND CYPRESS,
whieh we otter at reasonable prices.
I'lans and specifications for nous
s furnished 011 application.
UNDSETAKEB,
A supply of both.
'lctallic avl IVoodeu Cascf
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of nil sizes constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood CoKins ora trot un In
imitation of Metalles, and look full
us well. Cost from $10 to $10, ac
cording to size and trimming. ,
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Elliott & Fousse,
TIN, COPPEE,
AND
Guttcrics, Gpouting and
Done oil short notice.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Cooking and heating stovss
f-rtVYVe Keep on liuiul all article
generally found in a first-class
TIN-HI 1 01.
Cash paid for old Brass, Copper
. Lead and Iron.
W A ST I IN GTON ST R K ET.
Bet. Mulberry and Locust.
sept. iu. '71.
SALOON!
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(r"ss
5
KENNEDY & HANWAY.
Best of
WLYES $ LIQUORS,
Pure Havant Clears,
CulL'oruin Wiats,
Lorcc Beer, Etc.
oc8 Mum Street. Greenville, Miss.
Boot and Shoemaker
I have Just returned from Now Or
leans and have a fine lot of
Leather, Calf and Morocco,
I HA VE Blito employed three ex
cellent journeymen, and am now
prepared to fill all orders
IVi tli Dispatch.
Shop on Main St., Corner H'alnut.
XNOV. lb(l. Jj. VAKt ALl
L. WILCZINSK! & CO
DKALUSS IN
Dry Goods
GKOCERIKS,
BOOTS and SHOES, .
AMI
?I.-t:itat!on Sup-pHcs.
sept. 6tW. On Main Street.
J U,sf R E 'EI VEDJ 00 bBlea
' CHOICE IIAV
FIRTH & MORTON.
March 6, 1875.
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ClIAS. Y . CI.AKKE. JOHN W.SHIKIJSi
ILUlkE & SIIHLDS,
AtroRXKVS AT LAW
On Walnut street, near the Court
House Greenville, Bliss.
W. A. IIAYCUAFT,
ATTOIiNEl' AT LAW,
GREENVILLE, - . - MISS.
il-ilu tho paj meat of tuxes, reileiLp
tion, bale aud Ivusiug of lands
speciality.
W.A.PERCY. W. O. YERGER. ,
Percy & "Ycrgcr,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Greenville, Miss.
W. 11. TKlOO. P. K. Bl'CKKER
TRIGG A; IIUCICIVEK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Greenville Miss.
Office in
up-stairs.
t W. FERGUSON,
ATTOnSiXY AT L.4.XV,
WILL rRACTK.'K iu tho Courts
of TiinU'ii, Coiihoma, liolivar,
Washiugton and Lsunaeua Counties,
and attend to tin) sale, jmruhase ami
leasing of plantations and payment 01
taxes.
'. O. l'krl- Joshua 6klur.tr.
Phelps & inner, .
ATT O R N E YS AT LAW
Grcpuvilie, KImh.
BiarWIU practice in the U. H.
Courts, Supreme Court and tho
Courts of A Hshinirton. Bolivar and
Sunflower Counties. foot. 3.'71.
r. a. uoNTC.oMKuir. a. u, uoore.
I40HTB0IOSBY & HCOItS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW", '
Rivkktom, Bolivnr county, MIsp,
W. S. PARISH,
ATTOHK KY ArJU LjVW
Mayeubville,
lsntiirua 'oniUy, Missilaalppl -
Octobor 3,'7-1-nO. ' '
R. II. LOMBARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at law.
LKOTA, HISS.
WILL practlco Iu all tho courts
of Washington and Iswuiiie-
nrt counties. Special attention giv
en to tho eulloctu 11 of clidlilH, with
or without stilt. l'ebla-nliM.
D N. C. SlvINNElt,
oKi'KiiR inn
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO THE
Citlena of Greenville
AND THE
Couiaty at Xsargo. .
Office at I1I9 dwcllm? on Main.
Street. til ay '23, 1871.
jyi. J. I YOUNG,
Having located in Grocnvillel
respectfully informs tho citizens
thereof and surrounding country
that lie is prepared to attend to ail
tho duties itppcrtftiningtohis pro
fession. Those favoring him with
their patrontigo may rest assured
t hat their woyk will be done in tho
most thorough anil skillful maimer,
and none but tho best of materials
used. . .
OtIIcn at tho residence of W. B,
Whcatlcy, near tho Court House,
Parlies desiring to bo visited Qt
their residences in tho country,
will leave word at the olflco or at
Finlay's Drug Store. octl7-6nii
Wcrthington, Buckner & Co
GREENVILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
Transact a ccncrial '
Eanlslngr Eusiaeae,
Collcetloim made and proceeds
remitted, on day received
tfjrBuv and sell on commleslona
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till ftJIHIN Zll'tKi, nUMIJ HUM Will",
rants. mcli 22, lb73.
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AND .
TJPIIOLWTKItBIl.
DEALEB IN
A LL kinds of Fnrttlttiri,Mattrcssiltt
I K c, fipeoiiil itftetition patilto ftil
k i 11 it-s of repairs, nil kinds of Mattress,,
C3 nude to owler.
Lnnust Si. between Washington Avt
aud Main
CKIiENVILLE.MISS, .
mch 1, 1873-Om.
Livery & Sala Stable,
AND
FES ST021E.
THE nii(tersij;iii!(1 licreliy announce,
to tho public, that thoy have ta
ken chni ge of t li . i r
t .7
ON WASHINGTON AVENUEt
Best of attention (riven to all .
, ENTRUSTED TO THEM.
OTOC1C forsaleonhandcoostanti
b ly. .
Ai.ao .' '
Corn, Hay. 4:its, and Crao,
1 ubiic puLMuage t
rcspEctfully solicit L ,
mch 20, 1l73.