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t,j that body to use the nm
the taxpayers for any such
.ital purposes t How ar
vitituilm ::d tarrying out
.he purposes of j;oveniuient
so? And was it such a
necessity as to j ustify the !
f power by the Legislature?
Lstraoidliiary public service
be tleceised performed that
spsycrs should be required
Id a ccs'.ly monument over
r.ains? Ho cam here en a
...I mission, stranger, find
ut 101:3 before he gratified
1 election to the office which
ght. For every day's ser
0 was paid, and well paid,
her his death, he had ceased
mi pubtio service, a liberal
briation was maae ti bis
frum the treasury. He was
re paid, and overpaid for all
Irvieeg he had renderod the
Why theu is this purely
Uital'work to be performed
pretence of unrequited pnb-
rvice at the expense or tho
irthened tax payers ? These
tl law-makers not only seem
upon appropriating the pub-
bnc-v to their own uses while
lie living, but to squander it
tlv works over their dead
Iheyare gone, Jn tue pres
stance it is a purely reckless
of public money, aud a fraud
1 State. Clarion.
r. FieldiutS of tho Globe In
le company, of Chicago, was
lenvillo last week, adjusting
Lses of this company ly tho
' April 7th. In his dealings
the policy holders, lie won
nisclf and company tho good
if till the insured, by prompt
ttisfuctory adjustment of all
We congratulate tho com
bind its representative on the
1- satisfactory manner in
1 this generally difficult and
asant duty was performed
ii;e pleasure- in commeiidinj.
lobo insurance- -company to
voraMo consideration of our
s. L. & 8. Jloi ris, whole-
quor dealers of (Jrecnvillc
cuts for SVnj-liin,' ton count v
fs. D. J. Johnson,- for about
yea re thu Keeper of a hotel
hyiiiond, Mississippi, I'icd n
ays finee, at tlio advanced
fi seviMitv-six veai'3. bun was
hum of extraordinary cu'crsrv
f almost botimiiess charitv
Vein her bountiful hand none
ever turned' empty away
Uil'cj which had been a con'
struirle with adversity was
segimiinfj to bo easy and pica
iVom the fruits of Iter labors
tl.o war swept away Iser
won competency and left tho
old lady almost destitute
c earlier days of Miisissippl
oiue was 1 2i 3 frequent rcsor
0 land hunter aud the cmi
', and her kindness and desire
lomiiKidato made her tho fn
u of all who crossed her
hold.
:vs. Weiss, wife of our towns
Morris Weiss, left on the
a on Monday last for Ger
'. Mrs. Weiss goes 011 a pil
ugc of love and duty, to visit
fed father and mother from
n she has been sejiarated for
y-11 vo years. What a meet-
wlicn tho daughter whom
saw last in the freshness of
oiing womanhood, shall stand
h in their presence. Tho joy
ich a inoinont will amply rcc
''lice her for 'the trials and
t'irs of the loiift voyniro, and
pld Gormau homo will bo hal
indeed, when the Mug-absent
loiully-chcrished djitightcr
iS'ain kneel as a littlo child
io feet of thu aged pilgrims
so soon tlicmselvos must take
fiaal voyage 011 au oceun whoso
p beat upon tho shores of tho
lial world.
a remarkable fact that tho1
Pice paid Germany a thousand
ions of dollars indemnity, tho
tier country is in a much better
n'iul condition to-dav Mian the
r- Financiers havo scratched
' heads over this problem in
)'o Memphis papers say that
gnats aro killing stock in
''ogion. Many small plaulcrs,
pcially colored ones, have had
K only horso or mtilo killed.
Ledger publishes a - letter
1 a planter near Macon, Fny-
cotinty, -which says that not
tlian two hundred liorseB and
es have died, during tho past
"Ays, within ten mileo of
F Place. "
miO Ed wn I'd rincreliotlt. of
York, lias accepted the posi-
11 of Attorney General of the
ld Stales, and will enter upon
hscliargo of his duties M.ny
it which dale the resignation
Attorney-Concial Williams is
;lio place.
Y, OATS, Corn and Bran ut
xii A il A LI. .'.
I IajottsBt Supreme Ccart Deeisoa !
COCSTY BCl'ERIXTEXPEXTS.
The Supreme Court has decided
that Couuty School Superintend
ents hold ollice for two years only ;
aud not for two years, op until
ticecssors are appointed and qual-
iGed. And n''ain. that annoint-
ments of candidates who have not
beeu favorably csamiued by a
Board of Examiners appointed as
required by statute, are iuvatid
Under this decision manv, if uot
all offices of this kind, aro held
without warrant of law, aud are
vacated. It behooves Hoards of
Supervisors, before paying any
more salaries, to make a note of
this decision :
MjreJ8 Cor of M'uaUsippi,
Jo- et h i'unilum 1
r. iiunii iy
M. D. Sumner. ) fvytua, I b. J.
This iui'ormatiou, ia tho nature
of a quo warranto, was brought
by Sumner to gain possession of
tue ollice of Couuty Superintend
ent of Holme county, occupied
and claimcu by uuruiiam.
Tho facts are substantially these:
Ou the 7th day of November,
1872, Buniham was appointed by
the State Hoard of Education, and
was con tinned by the Scuato ou
tno 20th Jauuury, 173. '
Sumner was appointed by tue
State Hoard ou thu 7th ot January,
1875.
Huruham insists: (1) That he
ia entitled to hold over until his
successor is duly appointed. (2)
I hut bumner is not entitled to too
office, because ho was not legal y
appointed, having failed to bo ex
amined by tho County Hoard of
Examiners by tho act ol April
17. 1S73. (3) That ho has uot
given bond as required by law.
upon tticse potuts it was Held :
1. That the Constitution. Art.
8, sec. 5, limits the terms of County
Superintendents to two years, anil
makes no provisions tor their hold
ing over until their successors are
appointed and qualiliod. it was
tlierciore tiHra vires ot tho .Legis
lature to increase or extend their
term beyond tho constitutional
limitation.
2. That occtioii 27 of tho act of
April 17, 1S73, requiring an appli
cant, before he can bo appointed
County Superintendent of Educa
tion, to tile with his application a
certificate from the Hoard of Coun
ty Examiners settiua forth Ids
educational qualilications, hnbiu
and moral character, is not uncon
stitutional, and that an appoint
ment made by the State Hoard
Without such ccrtihcate is invalid.
That .although Httrnliaiii tho
lucumljcnt was not eiuitlud to
hold the office, his term having ex
pired, yet that Sumner, ihapluin-
having failed to do so, by not uitli
mitting to an cxamiuaLion and
procuring the necessary curtilictitc,
is ineligible. . .
Judgment reversed and petition
dismissed. Delivered l(Jth April,
1875.
ISigh Vator Predicted.
Tho chief signal officer at Wash
ington City, lias advised tho offi
ces along tho lower Mississippi,
of unusual heavy snows in the vi
cinity of Fort Shaw, Montana
Territory. March 23th it was ly
iiiL' in immense- masses in the
mountains, and even ou the prair
ies, where it had usually disap
peared hy that date. The signal
bureau infers that this immense
amount of snow will .cause very
high water in the rivers ail'ected
hy that section.
A scientific friend informs us
that it takes eight inches of snow
to make opo inch of water; nnd
that after tho waste by evapora
tion and percolation, tho melting
of this Montana enow will not af
fect ua moro than a spring shower.
A correspondent of the Mobile
llcglster was recently In Jackson,
and while there visited tho peni
tentiary. Being a man of an in
quiring mind, ho counted tho con
victs, aud found four hundred and
forty-four convicts, of whom three
hundred and ninety-eight were
.!.....( I.. II. lo
negroes, un plantations m mm
county there arc now about three
hundred convicts, all of tho same
popular color.
Under nlatolaw,tho practice,
pleadings and proceedings i-n
niintwf'iv Courts aro made Tint-
t'npm. find must conform to tho
lnivs and rules iu Chancery prac
tt..n F.vnr.iitnrs. administrators
and guardians will necessarily be
compelled to have tho aid of law
yers in transacting their business
Hi Chancery Court. "It's an i 1
wind that blows nobody any good.
Brandon Kcpublicau.
A dispatch to tho London Stan
dard from St. Petersburg, reports
that Marquis Decaux, husband of
Adeline i'atti, has been killed in
a duel.
Our town is now without a
hotel, and strangers are at some
trouble to' And accommodation.
Jacob Alexander's largo building
on Main street is well situated for
hotel purposes, and on enterpris
ing man could make money with
it. We learn that Mr. Alexander
is willing to arrange the house for
a hotel if ho can secure a lemtut
who understands tho business.
There is money in it if properly
manned.
Sadaaa Euvaed.
XUMBEUOP LIVES LOST.
The above named boats Lamed
at th(v New Orleans levee ou tho
22d ult. the tire orlduatiuL' ou
the Kyle. j
When the Kyle was cut loose,
tho eddy drifted her up stream,
and those ou shore, seeing the d.tu
ger, cast oil' the hawsers' by which
the Exporter and Kodmau were
tied. The act proved disastrous.
Tho Kyle drifted agaiust the Ex
porter and Hodman, and all three
boats drifted into the stream ; and
so rapid was the progress of the
flames that tho Exporter took lire
me moment the Kyle touched her.
Tho people on board tho Export
er, having no other refuge, jumped
on tho Hodman, and this boat also
took tire, and the three burning
vessels drifted together into the
stream, where they soon burned
lo the water's edge. Manv per
sons who hail gone on tho Expor
ter and Hodman as spectators
were on board when tho boats
drifted into tho stream, aud they
had to jump overboard. Some of
them were rescued, but u largo
uumher aro believed to havo been
lost about 35. Tho Hodman had
arrived that morning and dischar
ged most of her cargo. Tho Ex
porter was to leave that evenimr.
and hud on about 400 tons freight,
w incu was an lost. Among the
lost is a dauirhter of Cant. Ueese.
of the Exporter; Capt. Shiukle,
ot tlio uuumuti, was much burned
about tho face and hands, aud his
son is reported lost. The Export
er was owned by J. Hceae, sr., ol
l'ittshurg, nud was valued at S 15,-
00O. The John Kyle w as owned
by Captaiu John Kvlo and I. S. &
V. E. Davidson, and valued lit
!;0,0()0. ' The Charles liodimm was
owned bv Captain 1 O. Shinklo
and others of Cincinnati, and val
ued at $75,000.
GilJ i-cIlov'3 Cclebralilsn. .
Crccuvillo Lodge Xo. St I. O. O.
F. celebrated tho tlfty-tdxth anni
versary cf tho introduction of tho
O filer into the United States ou
Monday, April 2iith. At three p.
t:i. the Lodge was called to ofder,
and after reading of prayer by
acting chaplain Stuart White, au
nunlvorsary odo was sung. Bro.
C. W. Clarke then delivered the
anniversary oration, which tho'
brief, was a most admirable ad
dross, and won for tho speaker the
heartiest encomiums of tlio cutiro
audience. The beautiful flowers
which adorned tho speaker's desk
were not moro graceful than tho
(lowers of rhetoric which spark
led throiitfliout tho address, and
mado tho oration as faultless in
diction as it was chaste and choice
in sentiment. After tho oration
a livmu was sung and benediction
oliercd, ttud tho nudieiieo retired.
A pleasant Bocial party at Vt
Lewis' hall cloned tho day.
Tho celebrations of tho llrst
skirmishes of tho war of tlio revo
lution at Lexington nVut Concord,
havo lust passed. . Now if we
count the time until tho ceiilenniid
anniversary ot tno jjociaruuou 01
riii'lmieudeiico. wo call form an
Idea of tho difficulty our forcfatli
era had hi making up their tniiiils
to Knver tho connection of tlio
Colonics with tho Crown of Eng
land. The scries of Centennial
crlidiiMtions unon which we enter
will revive tho history of the past
in a remarkable degree, and let us
hope to some extent revive also
the patriotic sentiment and purity
of public spirit of tho " bravo old
days ot old." r.xcnangc.
" Many Idiots and One Ass."
The Memphis Appeal, under this
head, makes this rattling com
mentary on a Into piece oi Missis
siiml legislation :
Tho Brivilego Tax law passed
during the lato session of tho Mis
slsslppl Legislature contains this
provision ;
" Any debts or claims that may
in. in niiv one person 011 ac-
nnlttl f nf tho business herein taxed
l.n elmll fail of neglect, within
ti,ti.tv iIrvh nftnr such license
ilun In iinv tho same, shall bo null
n,.,1 vnidV nud 110 suit shall be
inn!i.,nitind In anv court of law or
equity iu this State to onforco tlio
payment 01 any sue" uuuuib,
complianco with contracts in favor
of ativ persons failing to pay the
privilege tax required by this act.
This means that a man who tans
tl'iirtv davs after its maturity, to
pay hi3 privilege- tax, carrot le
gally collect any delfts duo him
It is worthy of mention as a curl
osltv of legislation that Mississip
pi contained idiots enough to pass
such an net, and a Governor ass
enough "g",, -r
Tho iolknving note from the
Tnsimnster General to one of the
,.n( !.,' tiniisiouers. is short but
11 n I IV 1 1
tttnrf 1! wf 1
Washlnitton, ! C, April 2i
To lion. Sam. Hard. Atlanta :
.it i.i i.vtlm President
u " .r.f vnV Hh to resign you
c ido so-io fako effect tho first
. " , 1....- l.i.tihntt m nroposed
Wwlff berried out; arid
that, hero is no necessity fyoui
coming 10 t uBn.iin'-'"
thcr about 11. r,
Makriiau. Jewti-b, I . M, Gen
vasiii? a to a
3Hsscr.rl (Urr-nisa .kcaed.
Frvwu til Bruruoi. br. I
An old lady came to the ffiea
Wednesday, fc-he w:is worn :.! 1 .
tired from climbing the stairs, and
she sank almost brealhk"- iutoi
the waste basket, putting v,.v po
ems and stories it contained to t'.o
oulv press they will ever kuow.
There was a troubled, anxious
louk on her face, a ralr vt green
spectacles ou her nose, aud a gen
era! air of sorrow and exhaustion
about her that appealed at once
to our tendcrest feelings. The
feelings answered tho appeal and
stepped respectfully forward. Af
ter the aged female had recovered
her breath, she asked :
" Is there a lorver's oiUee in this
buitdhi'?"
Wo answered in the affirmative,
but were sorry to say that the le
gal gentleman was out of town.
"On tor town, eh? Weil,Isu
puso I'll havo totind some other
loryer. 1 kem iu town a purpose
to have this tiling fixed up, and I
aint agoin back until I know w he
ther there's any law and cLity in
lids country,".
Weventured to remind thedame
that law was a losing business in
the end and should be resorted to
onlv in the most aggravated case.
ravated cases ! " she erred,
aud the manuscript in the basket
rattled violently. "Young man,
It is the most aggravated case you
ever heard of. Yon can itovcr
know tho anguish of a mother's
heart 'when her only dorter goes
tray.aud tollers arter false idols."
" Your daughter has had trouble
then." ,
"No, it's 1110 that's bavin' tho
trouble ; but she's a caiisiu' it -she
and that tariml sheep-faced prcoeh-
" Ah ! a luinUter in tho case ! I
tl ink 1 understand. t.Uu h tilings
nro becoming too common; uhw!
too frequent. Tho cloth being
brought into disrepute hy sitcti,
scoundrels, Avho steal the livery of
heaven to servo tho devil In. Boor
hi." ,
" I'oor nothing ! . She's a brazen
hussy to go buck on her mother's
teachin'. Lord knows 1'se allot'
tried to raise her right."
Hut you 'must consider, my
ood woman, that your daughter
had peculiar temptations. You
must make allowance for tiio fact
that the tempter came to her iu
holy garb, imposing upon her con
fidence in tho assumed character
nf a spiritual adviser, eileoeing
tlio voico of her conscience with
cunningly chosen scriptural quo
tations. You must not be severe
11 her."
"Weil, she's been a 'hedtent,
girl tilt ho kem fooliit' around. He
kern to tlio hoiiso putty often, but
I didn't sposo nothin' was wrong
till a week it go, when Hatnier tolo
11c. Then I guv him a mighty
big piece of my mind."
" lie denied it of course.-'
"No ho didn't. IIu said he had
hiii dooty as a Christian. And his
congregation aro all -tickled over
it, and that's what makes rm; bile.
X bill htu -passed the Legisla
ture winch maices it obligatory
upon the man to either marry the
woman or support the chi "
What I" shrieked tho woman,
springing up with a suddenness
that sent the basket ot unacknow
ledged genius half way neroNs the
room. " Y'ou barril-hendod idiot !
My girl aiut 110 such fool ns that.
You editors are always s'posin
tilings wuHscr'n they arc. I've
been a life-long Methodist, and
I've tried to raise my dorter in
tho samo faith, but that tarnal
riscopalyuu preacher has got her
to 'greo to jiuo his church. I'm
her natural garjeen nnd I aint n
goin' to allow her to do it. Ef she
can't get along with the same. re
ligion her mother's got, sho shit'nt
havo any. That's the, whole cnuo,
and there aint no marryiti', nor
s'portin' nor Becchcrlu' in it."
from tho Way tho old lady bum
ped along down tho stairs wo fenr
sho was unduly agitated.
Wo shall never jump to another
conclusion no, uot if it Miould
lie within an inch of our nose,
and pointed proofs were pref-slug
ninst us on each Bide and be
hind.
Jud-'O Davis, of the Supremo
Court of tho United States, has
been interviewed about tho third
term business, and pvo it a his
opinion that Grant not only wants
a third term, but that lie will got
the nomination of his party.
A man who won't complain, says
the Milwaukee gcntinel, when Ii"i3
wife crawls out about midnight
and takes tho heaviest comforter
olT tho bed to wrap around her
plant, U laekinjr in all tiio uoblc
ijualitic of a frco njrent.
nfl' ;V"
ut l.t;.U
.-, .j1 i -::!!
j.;u jx 1"
lisislil'.'' Of
S.Sac 3.rais.
C'liambrcs
JaraMcssPJrJins etc
Trimmed and nntiimnied
Children's Misses and Ladies
t?siaise2 sSi tea?
The largest stock ever exhibited
iu Greenville.
Scarfs, l'htid Hibbon?, l'lulu liib
. - bons, all kinds,
SUN CM l; HELLAS,
Ladies Neck Ties, Embroideries,
FrcHi h llaud-Madi) Embroid
ered. Yokes,
Sidc-laco and Button SHOES,
Urulerwcur
FKEXCIl ELOWKUS,
ass .03? y come.
rkwimrt!
'ANC'tf
FANCY
CAKES,
FANCY
IU)
li!h'.,0,';.'i-.'i3 at S. Col.PhMtTll'tt.
Liwill-J JJj .i' i'.rfiia.
T w
-i b.
will open a privaln pcliool for
ovs mi Motniav, C6th instant.
Tuition, $.") per month".
WM. (.;ilF,EN,.Iti.
TTrt ITOllDAfNEn 1
the town
13 cn
miucil of (ireonvilK that W.
A.Iiamntt. Thco. I'ohl and J. II.
Zanders lie ami thev are hereby ap-
pointed us it I'oard i f -I'-cgistrn's,
and (Jummiahluni'M of Election, for
the nuriKiso of iirenai i n;T anil Inla
Im; 1111 election in. th) town of
.ircfiivillu ut Alcxatidei',i Hall, on
tho
ntheycfliay.A. D. 1875,
to fill the vacancy tn the office of
Mayor of paid tnwn, caused by tho
reglni ration of John H. Nelson, K.n(.
tin II further oidnliicd. that the
Mild Hoard of liu.;ittraM bo and
they uro hereby rcqutrtd to open
Hie i'.noUs f,l itrKlmrallon or voters
In nud town tit'Ali'Saudor's Hall,
on tho
IC-tUyoiM?.-, A. t.!C75,
and keep IV.; mimo open for thrfce
days, loi' tno purpose or revising
making aihiii-ions,i('0., to the tejfl
trv nf votciM of mild tiiVll.'
He it further enacted, that 1(1
tbivs imiiueoi' thotinioutid place
01 the meeting of the Hoard of Reg
istration Usui Uieilateor nunuoii 00
.rivtn hv nut Leo lu the (..rccnvitu
I'imi ;i- i'iikI In' t!n ttimlcH lihieed
in ii-it lef-u tliim live publlu places
in (he town (irtlrociiviiif..
A true copy from the minutes i
V.M. MAIIrtHALL,
ap...
Dr. V
0 '-ft UA
Ii removed to n building on hi
resilience lot on Locust street, tem
porarily, Mv (rood wore mainly
savo.l from the lire, nnd 1 iitlll have
the most complete n'.oek of Dnn;?
and Medicines in the city of Green
ville. oplY
...... u.n . nnr4
C1 0
5 v f,
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r - -
Gorspany,
-3
OK CHICAGO, TbtilSOtSt.
Capital, - - $300,000
Btatcment, January 1, 1H75
Loans on mor'ago (vul-
tt o of property mortga-
gcd over SJ:ioo,onoy tf-'L':),'
ioans on col lat'l eeen'iy 5!o,i
).00
Loana
OOO.OO
Interest aeoru d on loans
V Uoiiil-i market valuo
West .ChicHfMl'nrk boudst
market valne
C B & 1 U H ht mortgo
boiii'.f, market vuluc...
I'liiriinc-toii & Missouri 11
11 lHt mortfjage botulH,
market, value...
Nutional bank stocks.
Real Eslat J owned by Co.
CiihIi In hands of agent
City Preiiiiums in courn
of collection.
Oiu-h in Bunks & Ollice...
i;i!u ltecclvnblo lor Ma
rino I'rcuiiiims
Olhur litltft duo the Coi.l
, pany (secured)...,..
Due from other compa
nies for re-i mm ranee
Ail other property, inclu
ding ollice furniture..-
,2115.09
b."),:.t 12.5a
47,910.00
1 0,000.00
10,(100.00
l"),OOO.l)0
ihooo.oo
7(l,2.-i0.n7
31,082.44
lo,531 77
0o,025.15
2,.510.5o
4,Of)0,fO
Lowes unpaid $ 47,Sti7.27
llc-iinuraiice
Kcscrvo 2-lS,9f7.55
DIllEC'l'OllS.
Ceo F Itarding, A V Kaiicett,
OP Ax tell, tteoK Clark
L (i Pratt, 31 Piiiith,
b P Walker, T M Neiotl, -ThoniHS
(tatt
fieo P lliirilinj? President
Waiter Klmhull, Vice Pics
H t Wiiiker Heerctiiry
Oilli-o llo LaHalle Btrcot, Unloti
buiilinj!', CiJeatf-)
i) & .MDltnfS Agcuta
Greenville, April 17, !
War
L;,U&tiH
a LcngsQeltl & Evc
nnan respectfully
invito tho attention
of their friends and
the public to their
well selected stock.
The experience
of years warrant the
assertion that wx
keen the class of
goods demanded by
this market, and v;o
assert that a better
grade cannot be had
any where.
We make every
article a specialty
nd only offer the
best goods, at prices
that cannot be com
peted with.
Parity Pioar 8 K).
w
First prcinltiiii Kt. Louis Fid j
and tho b.st Flour milled la the
World.
Ames,
VkUWn -Emu
Irffl, ' 1 Me
&ii en i" Uii -J Wiwta
(i'.t. Louis (i'.iot:illotia'135.)
Uncle "Bob Lcc
11
r.ettor than " Durham. " nud
liitpurlntl direct f'.'oni tho JLtaiifaC
turcr, tit Lync'iburg.
Cvi, Uuvii
ing Tobacco, Goldes
Syrup, Rcilnocl Lard,
liaSian faccarcKi,
stc, etc.
Gentlemanly at-
tcntion and correct
weights guaranteed
to all, and patronage
tliankiully apprccia-
;d, with assurance
of as liberal credit
as possible.
REPAIRED AND UEPAINTKD
ELLIOTT & FOL'StfE.
Urccuviflc, Ueceiiilttr 'Z'i.
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SAWANiiCSlriTillEJ.
l.i'Vi'H' ill?, 3ij,
!;. jot;no;s & ( o ,
tmtr;.t.. l-uild-'M,
;."m!:v i:t;U-iu the put-lie
vc-;t
th
roiic
tl-roii",'.! u'.o a.;-cy f the above
t.'i'k.!, we arit pi't-par-nl to eotnpete
with builder in any :rt vt the
country for lite coiistructiosi of
houses' or liridgf. and piiarnnt-ce
satisfaction lu prices aud ijuality ot
work. Our
Lt'Jjr.KS YAKD
in Orocnvilie is now well stm-ked
with ihotca varieties of st'SM-med
INE ANJ UYt'UK.-H,
which weol!'r at rr-iifomibie price .
J'h'.n Htid fcpwhh'ut'Mms for hous
es fund.sUedoii application.
A supply of both
"iJctaHic an;! t'co!eu CVses
.) all sizes coimtantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood Coftlns nr? pot up in
Imitation of Mctalicx, una look iult
as well, t'twt ftoru $!( to $t, ac
cording tosi-se and tilmniiiijr.
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Done on nhort notice.
ALSO I) MALI' US IN
Cookinf r;:i heating ctovsa
t'rrWe keep on blind nil nrtich'M
guuerully round lu a lli'nt-clit.'.!!i
TIN-HHOP.
Ciwb paid for old i".iii.jH, Copper.
Lead ii ml Iron.
WA HlTI NO TON 8T P.i-.KT,
iii't. Mulberry and Locuut
aept. 10. '7!.
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KENNEDY &. IIANWAY.
WLYES LIQ UORS,
Pure Hnvaim t'lgaw,
Ctiliiornia Wines, '
I aiii-r llccr, VM.
oeSflMiiiu Street. (Ji'ccuvi!le, lm.
MIALkKS IS
Dv Goods
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ii JZ O J K R 1 K
, BOOTS and KIIOIIS,
Aim A1H,
AND
fiopt. 5, 1871. 1 Cm Main Street.
Jt-5rfcCKlvkl-100 bales
CHOICE IIAY
1'IUTII & JIOUTOX.
March 6, 1H75.
AOTilOR O'OOKFJOR,
FAiUONAP.LE
'zGGT MAIDS!!.
SHOP OM
MTOBEEaY STREET,
Grcaivllio, -, Steippi
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW..
(ireenvni, Mux.
W. 1!Tli!t'. If, il. I-Vt'li S EV.
ATTOUN'iOY, AT LAW,
(Ueeiivi'.ic "Kb.
OflU'-o in Kiiih r.uiU'ing, Jlain bU
up-!t:ii;:.
w.
Kuuirsoif,
"vriLi. ntACTi'-i; m ti..- VMut
of TiHiic;!, l i.'.:..:,:- itiiltvar,
Wahiiiton and I-:gr.ipte" Conntlen,
umt iittecd t tii )ah, inivleiso anil
k'iiHitii' uf pl.inUilioiu and pir.mcut ot
taxes
W. G. 1'lullH,
Ju iiuu ktHispr,
V T T O R II Y 8 A T L A Yv
rfeT!M, J!!-J.
ti-ZrWiil practice In the IT. B.
CouriH, Miiiner.io Court n;id tho
Courts of ashinirtoii, idivar and
Siiiiilovvcr CountK'ii. ot 3,'7-i.
V. . UONttiullUlV.
k ii. iiooiti;.
ATTOHNHYM AT LAW,
Itjviamis, Rolivnr county, JIlss.
w. h. KAitisn,
ATXOIINKY AT LAW
Mavkhsvili.k,
tHmijiU'iiR i :::v.ty, f.t : . :j::,
Oclo'lcr a,'. l-liO.
Dr. N. 0. Bkinner,
Ol'FKlSB Itl.j-
PKSFESSICKAI.GEKVICE3
TO ". i.K
Citizens cS Grcc:r: lilo '
AM) yilK
Ociaatj at '&ars.
Ot'-ftcK nt
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If I t
hlsdneliln;
tuny :
Mini
Grecnvilla
W. t; fn-ii, Vii-ief,
1'iiAn-k lli.i .:, Clt.U,
I Tbn steamer PKLLE
&iiJi YAZOO will rn ii tin a
P.fEulnr Govni-Weokly I.-.ekct
between Vkkhburjr & (.Jrccaville.
bK.WKH vii';v,.::;i'i'-'.'
Jh-t:r,i Mmuluy and 2' .".(,y ami
i.n.VK.'i air:!:."j i.i.V;
livery Wiilu ' ti.taji twd tic tvrday
at Ha. m, J
For fir?if;ht Wirt ihih-i;h uei-ly nil !:r;;ol, or t.
.1 A SI KB K. KK-ltm,
mh'27 at Wharf-boat
Worthington, Eucknsr Co
Ti'UiiBiUjt u central
H.- '.. ... .... -li.A . y
Collect 1'Mia made and proecod-i
- remitted, on dry received
rr.ny ahd null ou coniml-ions
nil kinds J'.nndH, Hc'.'i) n-il war
rniit.s, iin-li "X .ei7;.
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tli.Al.l.iS IN'
K f.t, I;)..,'... f Fiiralttire, V.-.f 'rcw
l. ,tc, M et.;l Ctlelltioll 1 Ili.'. fn all
l.i.'iili! nl repairt, all kinds of iii'.Urcaa
c.l liltule t :i m-fii'i-,
J..ic!i:t Ht. Imtwecn Waliing'n Ay.
Mini .VI tt in ,
Ol.'KESmi.K.I.tlSS,
rich 1, U.;7;t.(ini.
pf -;
mitE nnilerM'jrnotl hon-bj;
X t!ie tuibltc, that they
ken cUars;eof thuir ,
r.otincoi
:avo ta-
ON W. :i:Nf!TCN AVLNl'i:
P.Cot Of ll'tcll'i Jll (Livill to il
C i',"t -r,v '
T.N'n.L.-.ir.D to th::"
ClTOCK l"r"ik on ham) ion
A T.flO t
Corn, r!."5, s;l r.r.ti,
Pilu.ie t M. in;;;' IV,
ri':n-"eiiu.; v boiicuvii. -
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mcliLM,)-,:.
Richard Lloyd.
Jno.K.Llvatula'ts.
LLOYD &UVAUBAJS
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