The commonwealth., September 02, 1897, Image 8

About The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923

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THE CHOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The People Mine Placed It.
U«U of Senator G»«»rg»* H
<1 <»
'•harjre freely :
mini inf«-r»-"t*
!>»•*« pit* th*
mad»* that oar
m* {«»iiti«
will la- acttiao*»! h
«**• I»«,.!.. SWI
• l.-I-it. Ml.
In- |» r
fh foil faith Gov Mr
Iwlovwl govern« m
and »tli* d i \ h; *
Unrm * «Itwim *n ••*.,» *■-,
her pro
tuent
f
the preHervAtion <*
-i «•>»ntr«»l tin* apiH.int
»iaf»>
d name a*:-!
|{\ personal tele j
if in thi- < a»» th»
The wi!
a- ertailied
gram* by J r va!» p* » f
of the J»*»pl«* ha «
more than « vein ».
term and th« «tat» -a .i
honorabl*
one.
ill
i' ■»■«! *oin«*t hing ;
pre en! 1
■ .:
• f nil fin- u.-pimnt* tic people *«•}»
and
nd gr»*at
''ted
-I the le /I » la I
!<> the
ci-iirded thi- -eh
Th** fnir fame of th»- -t
and mi trust
eef»-»I hv the |M»Op|e Wfl»
" new
< Mi tin- hn-t ing« ill
hen patriot!* heart» gnw
right of M»df xovei
At the pro*|H«-t- he lind upheld unf j« 11r>n:/ th
the hull- <*f ' <*ii;
ent by the
.1
-esHfnlly def«
d
^»ople.
Mi*Hi»»ip|n fr«
ever
hi« -PM-ml
Intini.it»
id political relations
ifh '
Senator f b*on;e In j »* -* d t-< tin
old commoner, from wi
ntnnr -1 tIn- '"onlidenc»* und I«
Ilk» Paul Hiltmx at tin- feet of
label In learned
hi» JensonH of |Htlitieal I'd' and -I"
est of Hie -Hit»
The int»
Wl.
ild they h
nr l»e tru-te.l than
tin
hard» of him who
de» dared he fni-h-d a
i» a man worthy «»( lh*- trn-t
to th** thought with «-v«-i\ Mi
xra» iou» act than plio «- In » • •mini.*'- i-m u
thfir» in the hand- of Hon II 1) Money
the peopj. 11 ; » \ » -l.-lared the
vhol
tru-l
»I
■hose win
re or»! private and public prove- that he
It is
I * » r tin ii?
■here the people Imv» already
I e;i
Heller Iqnipped.
We
'dice I hat a great innii \ »»I >>u
that we exprcHHcd last week that i - lh
a tor < ieorge » phn» There
appointment • f t «»I Mom \ i
appointment that couhl he made Willi a vast
f'juijipe»! In every
Any
are *>f the sa
I
'ol M»»n»-y i- tic- logi.-al
fo|
,,f, i . .i 11 ,t
|.| hill
Vlllll till' I
old give more satisfaction tha
any j
and fully j
lount "f e V pel
carer filling Senator ( »»•»
of
vi. know of
Tli,'I
ill, -till, ii- I,
ri"l oih' Hint
Col Mon
i Imt tliiT,
vith Col Mone>
t li'»roughlv
none
known h!» ci
congre»» long * r
leginlature
t
-I.. tile p»u»p|i
■- ha- hi »-n in |
1
igh
ighly understa
vorking» of oi
d th«
Me lin-, lie, t
v «•otnmitf«*»-» of importance
He Im
had »>\
perlenes in helping defeat lh»- -diei
downfall
IVaidea allthis the peopl»- of the »tat«' have already expressed their dedn
that Col Money succeed Senator (b*orge l»y el»»cting him to that p«
feel sure that when Uov, McLaurin give« flu- matter his ea
aideration he will promptly announce < »»| Money
Progress
u.' politicia
that
vould legislate to n
S|„
»ition and we
d ca
eful con
Kuporn
est a
ns bin seleetio
I
>r
l ltc I ottivul Man.
Gov MeCauriu has
He may **n \
d
ill he successor to tlie late.*
»t Hi
lltloft
ami
any day
It may he twi
unth» heb
c he do
I
The man app«iinf»*d hy tin
which i» in January
i- serve until the legislature
not elect the
i-i nor c?
That hoily may
an appointed by
ha
the governor
Ortain it is that the législature i- favorald»- t-. t ol Monc\ a» it is the
ImmI? that eb*cte«l him to the new term to begin March 4 1 hum
title»!
the
oyer
»nine
That < V»l M.
ey is the logical
! proper man for the plmv re
1 »■• half will hette
Jïe I» acknowhutged to I»»- the best informed man in
international a flairs
have to go
Gov, McLaurin will make m> mistake if he .appoints Col M «
pplicanl, hut the people of the state.
'favorite »on» have agreed that he is the right
appointment 1» the only piop.-r thing the g<
An additional service of ?» yei
equip him for the new ten
to
Mississippi on national ?
the
!
!
'«Mild HCHrccly get .'iniuainbul h»*forc he
A new
•null! I
-)
Mmi-v i- imt
viler- then!
ma
for the place and that his
inn
Jon
do
Wimma Ti
ernor ct
The Graceful Thin«,.
The Lexington AduTtiwr. «*ditc«l by
men in the »täte,
that
unrip*
>ear
111
tnes
lui
gang
<
Wimm Gi
'nun McLaurin will appoint to till the
on«* knows hut the governor himself
conservative democrat», excepting our goldhug friend»
grind, or favf»rs tonxk, agree
The legi»lnttireof Mississippi, whieh il i» r»
the wi»he» of the people elected th« Hon H D M
•xpired ter
NV In »in he should appoint, all
ifh axes to
>! Senator
George,
d those
(rom
turi-s
mill,*
to sujiposc represented
-y to site,'—,1 th- term of
Hf*nfttor G«*f*rgc when expired. Senator ( b
imnottltble to la*lieve that had tin
matter, Mr. Money wonld la* elected (i
fnl thing in appointing Mr M
le»», and wonld prove to the v
like» as a great ninny
enemies roosi lower, ami take tli- hr—z- out of tli-i
rge having b— n call-d higher, it Is
rcprcsontutiv
*f people
«■»• in the
term
ernor McLaurin
Vould do the g mee
etnic» harm
• lie tli»
lake his
Such an act
"IId that he i
vould make his e?
i»tie\
prejudiced to th
not a
theory
■ottld have people believe him to be
sail*
Untitled To It.
The Indinnoln Enterprise thinks Senator Mo?n >
George This is the way it reasons about it
should s
i coed Senator
All these Senator i*lect Money has nud It«* needs no eulog\
rell known. Imtli personally and politically by the peopl»
tic- lower house t
at out hands, as
I this state
seems to us
nth
be is too
ant! having served ns
tin past eight year» it
that Gov McLaurin could
grenier distinction or
•t appoint a m?
vho could
serv«- the state
Mr M
reflect more credit upon her people
y
Is entilltHl to the appiiintmcnt bv virtue of the fact of his large experience, his
influence am! marked ability and was -l-ctd by th- legislature and th- j,—|d-to
succeed the lamented G eorge
of comprehensive greatu
Mr Money is th«* only
that distinguished
If I* c
•tHb*d that
if th*- «lend statesman, but i
man can till the
measure
air humble opinion
now available who can represent us acceptably in
1 diguifled b» si i t h«* l'nited Stat«'s, and
■*' licli-v- that the
1 will surely iqijioint
goY-mor midcrstaiiil * I lie —mliti
is that confront him a
Senator Mon,"
The Matt for the Place.
The Hcnimbl- fur s-nalor Georg-'s congressional sins.» can Iml inspin dir
gnat with the majority of the ji-ojd- N-nrl>
the state has
every city, ti
ti and nimitv in
cnndidatcH for lh*' position, nnd then
names flic man
more
vill Im* no rent
We hope he will « ul the eanvaan
for Gov McLaurin until h
»hört by naming the man I*
Money
vh.
Ihc place rightfully Indong»
s electisl to succ«mm1 S*«nalor George and now that the
f that 1 h*1ov«-« 1 old patriot has ft»n*ver
Hon 11 I)
(Vd Money
»enatorinl career
»houM In* allowed to lake his place
do
>1 i'«»I Mon«*y
'arrollton ('onservativ«
Money the Man.
Who will Is- Senator
'cr. but Do satisfactory answer has yet l»eon given
oft larksdab* has l»*»»n mentiom*d in conne«*tion with the vacancy
The apjxiintmcnt «J Hon H D.
:o take, but it is lu lievisl Gov
«y clour I«' make bis jiersonal fe«*lings sub»ervi<*ut
to the will and choice of tin* large majority who prefer that Mr Money
h*ve the npiKUntment Charleston Hcnild.
»corge s sm*c
This
lUcNtton has lM'«'n asked
J W entrer,
but Mr Cut
»even tim»
rcr will uever l*«* the choie«*
f Mississippiatis
Money will In* the logical course for the governor 1
Mclannrin will never »♦•«• his
should
The Unltmau llernid snvs p,, , , f „ , , ,, j
M" .)! t ' , • 7 M ""'■ " rK '"«' i " v -
m , t,7 . ' , "T " smv,w, ' r " »• «!»• i«««"
innch as the same legislature that elected him for the long term will have to
( lus*- a man next winter the logical conclusion „ thnt Money will la* chosen, i
. M ' l ' r °l M ' r 1,1 * u,n at ° ,UM ' " 1 ' a,v of ,,H ' °l* inlon that *
this method would prevent a deal of wrangling when the legislator, meets
Prevent Wrangling.
FlrNt, l.uNt and All the Time.
The lh
Senator J /. George, tirst, last and nil the time, but we must confci
have little hope of his a|q«>intiiicnt by Gov. McLaurin. for ixtlitical
<Jov. Lowry, it is thought by some, will receive the appointment
ty Democrat
rat tavors S« nator elec/ H. D Money a» th«* »ucce».««>r of tin-late
that we
reasons. F,x
Carr» *11 Conn
Uothcrlng His Mind.
"Tobe or not to Is*, that is the question,' these days, doth most agitate the
mind of Mississippi's governor
Whether tis more nolde in the mind to ap
point the Hon. Hernando Desoto Money, the |H*op|e's choice, or to sieze njion
everything in sight by sending one of our henchmen of no high degree to the
courte of Washington.— Oxford Globe.
Money Their Choice.
l)N'lli«.ill(( III»- -»«-IIJI f oriïl I
T«*M«inn tli«- ( Iark*«bil«- rhalleng#* v*rv ptTtinent
If if Wf*n* iii« r»*ly a qtiustfnn of jx-rHonal fitnuss or the mere «♦*!«•
I worthy t<> In-ar the »•molument* of ho dignified an office there
IV olme
I '1mm
lion
ar« -I -verni in th* ar»
vie
ve don lit not, wonld wear the honor» regally
: hut the H*'|ectlon of a wnator to fill the place of on« who ntnod ho high in the
ranke of xtateetuei
Mr far. fo U- <-ntru»t«'«l to one
did the late Senator Grnrgu. j» too jM;rtentione a matter by
U- he ever ho nn**rrlng in judgment.
Withont rii»parag«*m«*nt to the claim» of of other aepir
< say. imli«**itating)y let the voice of the people prevail; the jieople have
I the Hon H I) Money in their
wine in
f tfoverrniicntal p««li«v
ant*
-j»'»k«n in t«*rm* not to be
<*
numb-rU
!
j oho
ill
;
en! 1 Aug -!I
Washington I) ( to the NV\v
y.of Minai
b** near the o<
I »rleann Picayune, dated
ij.pi i- »topping «I Wood
ho hfl» l>een treating ;
*t jiennittcd to um- hi» eye» to any vj !
tliat thev linve improved a grunt deal.
Jfe j*< expreHf»jnjr
h»r the late Senator G**orgu
I f •
s-nator i II I) M<
and )*-\ Inn near Washington flint he inn
•nli.H
hin eye» for -
Thon«), he ii
• time
rending he m\
'ill -end lii« lamih !<• Atlantic, f'jtv
nr do mndi
lent
T(
opinion |
on the Appointment « .f a *i
the
d
The VnztMi
late Senator ( •«
i ity Herald in of the opinion that
ur^e i- tin Hon H J) Money, »cnator elect
r not. in another question
The logical Huccesaor to the
Whether he
ifh '
v ill
ent
A majority of
.I S.-nator lieor^e. ' It i- fin- proper thinx
cxdianxcH favor the appoint
Ill'll) <»f H I) Mone;
he
A Defense of Hnddliistn.
Judaie < iiristianit v
■■wiI religion Ihnldhn aln
ixht m our school» and ehtirt hc«, ha»
us fa
o place in a
i- has Hi»- right
la i I led lh»» universal teacher.
one of tin
pitablv ojstis it» column» t<
vhich the nlx»v
■ York 1
•ligioriH journal» of Ameri
i article signed. The An
claims are stoutly advanced. Dhar
rife- t<' supph-incnt what he considers n
Profess'H I'almer, and disclaims any
Huddhism and Christianity, but is
>f Huddhistic teaching. In doing
•h comparison. We
I e;i but The < Mit look h
jgarika If Dharmnpnln i
rrniilonl ii
Nc
-nl» »I \ n\v of P.uddhism pres» n ted I
ink
I int«
i pa ri s»
iging out the
I
however he does not »•
evading
j
hi- art ici»
j
» be ju.Mt and not deny the fact that for full *»i
o uni vernal
ears hefo.*e the birth
an kind apnea ml except
•»»tds are to lu* nccejited as genuine, we
Kapilnvastu. India, the Jews were
of
«•ncher or savior of
11 A i --\ rinti and Iinb\ Ionia
re»
t find that .tust at the time of I.tnddlm's birth t
|
4
their lia by Ion in
returning tr<
1 enlight*
lieft» of tin- »dder.l»'
captivity We find a few
iah. and Kzekiel
-s before Buddha »
yei
ent the prophets Isaiah Jem
■er» 1 changing the be
i-h theology hy bringing holier conceptions of mercy, peace
tin- pri iphcts .li ri'ininli nnd Ezokicl. liy the K rac,, ,,f Jehovah,
''"'tut anil )11 ustrntintr the doctrine of individual re
d right»*«»u»nc'
proph»-P
inga change
-ibility by tin* parable of
f c
S|„
The x>«->i>l. j all over the Asiatic world
K for a savior India with it- do» millions of people, and
Russian Empire, with its 50
■>Te outside the influence -d Jewish traditions, which
""opnly of Mm Jew*, win, n mu Itered at that time »'.MIIKI men nnd wo
U-' hud : '.:r, men servants nnd maid-servants, and 2011 sinxin«men.
i- tim tntn] p,,pula t i
our grapes
ere at this time looki
I 'hina
>r tin mille
vith its loo millii
of people, atiil tin- Grec*
-"i i .pi
vcj-»- a
4j
a
if tin Jews at their
efuru from Babylonian rap
ognizc the sun millions of Asiatic Aryans
v»-iv the object of His gracious solicitude,
who came h
4i
Th«* ( hxl Jehovah refused t<
recc
ii
ami Mongolians, as the |:», »
Jews
I util the
a
appenra
save the children of Israel, the
fries of Zoroaster. Brahmanical Kishus. Jain Ma
Zoroaster s heautitu! religion was con
ic?»] Kishus had their influence
vorld was left to the tcndci
■ in»
4i
ha v ira
emfucius, I»?i
tzc. and Buddha
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title»! to t he empire of Persia, the Brnhm;
the t wie»- born pojmlatio
oyer th*- Indian ?t
over
d A nan India, the Jain Mahavira had his influence
> fze and ( onfucius had their mystical spiritualism
confined to the Celestial Kingdt
of them- systems, and Jewish dogmas
d moral agnosticis
No universalism was
to he f<
SIXTH
' also pxrlnsivp ns th»*
1 has tiic ri^ht to it,» vail,Hi the nnivorwii
»•'Hi-lK-r for III was tli- first to hr.itk th- iimna-1-s rf priest theologians, to show
the stupidity of th«
rialists.
! Vedas uf t he Ih.-iliman
B
ddhnah
I
•ftii*». ami I
' "inliitt tli- views of til- a^TiiiHtii'H and mat
Uhnrnrnpala ir<
to maintain that t 'liristianity has only within the last
11 missionary religion, prior to that time resortiiiR to the sword.
-Hp—billy in III- -arlv -onipt-sts on,1-r Cyril and Constantine. In contrast,, Dhar
ma [in la goes on to say
his
Jon v
•s b
'Buddha'* missi»
•as one ot peace and love, and never within the2400year»
lift» cxi»teri ha» there
>f the (1
that his religh
unrip* for the prtipagntio
>ear- if had an existe!
er bee
one drop of blood shed in hin
•trines he promulgated
For over MiHl y-nrs
, and th- Baetrian territory, nnd
111- -Ill'll Indian Buddhists earned their mission of peace to the far-distant conn
tnes of i turn in h. Chinn. Korea. Tibet, Siam, and th« Java Islands. In its peace
lui piopnKftmln it avoided eontioversies and abstained from discussing questions
liioli fended not to tile edifieation of the religious mind,
an-ipate th- Inimat. mind from ignoran—.
gang- tiler,' is no word to
< 'hristian workers in ( 'hina
•e ip India, Afghnninb
to
Tin,1,ilia's nligionnis
In the Chinese Ian
express the conception of a Creator Ood, and the
v baviiig a difti-nlt time in trying to get a proper
Tour hundred millions of Chinese ar- thus left ont
(rom the Jewish theology; nnd in India n-arlv Moo millions of jieople, nverJOcen
turi-s •->«"• K nv - tip II.reative th-nrv of tli- world and accepted the evolution
■ccjiittnce by the researches of Darwin,
Judaic Christianity ns it is taught in schools and
Buddha avoided all metaphysics,
dogmas, sp— uhitioii.s, and theologies from practical religion. It is waste of time
to go into s]>—, dations i
of
oldc and -i
Is
term to expreHH
the idea.
theory which has been brought into :
S|w*ncer, Huxley, nnd others
churches has
place ns ?» universal religion.
s to Hint nut the origin of God, the world, etc., and
Buddlm was eminently practical and taught all jieople, men and women, to lead
a virtuous life of love,
suffering and misery.
a
right,imancMH, charity, and truth forth«* emancipation
He tnnght Hint
fr«
■-«' »'lifer through our ignorance of
ennantion, mid by ignoring truths of miff-ring, cannes of
suffering, cessation of suffering, nnd th- noble way of salvation. Buddha ignored
" l " l,r ' l "' l "' "'" s ">'-1 111 t'-m-h the principles of evolution, nnd denied an
uihilntion. ns he was the tirst to discover tin* great law of causation with Its de
|i-i"l-iit- ol .'I rcsnltnnts and h- ignored a separate, permanent ego entity, as he
was the tirst psychologist to discover that everything is undergoing n continuons
ehnnge in tin* plicnnmcmtl world.
the immutable laws of
Sclf-LouditiR Pistol.
A r—il jiistol
■If loading i
thi 1 principle of the Maxim gnu, has been in
i-tit-d b\ Mauser, th-famous (ierman mnk-r of small arms.
The Engineering
Magazine says that "the general arrangement »f the arm ht that of the modern
magazine guns, on
small-r :
^ 'ale, the jiriucijinl difference being in the sliding
lin— I) lflock and bring mechanism, the force of the recoil throwing the block
ami at the same time comj.ressing a long spiral sj,ring. which returns it after tha
cartridge lm» been fed upward,
continue»
So long ns the trigger is drawn hack, the firing
hil-. if the trigger he released. Iho wenjion remains loaded and
ready for action upon th
cocked.
pull of the finger. The cartridge» are
fastene«! together in charges «>f ten. which can he quickly loaded into the maga
Z 11 " . Th- pistol is Ills,, mad- for twenty cartridge, at a loading. The rapidity
nf hr- is ,,f cours- the great point, nnd. it is state,!, eighty shots a minute ean be
»,)( i -ssfnMj tired îs 11 attenijit is made to cool the barrel, as is done in the Max
im gun, but no ill effects appear from this omission.
Aten «hot pistol of this
lv|,e was fired *.K(*l times as rapidly as juissible, withont lx*ing exiled or cleaned,
mid op-rail'd perfectly without apjiarent injury, while no appreciable wear upon
tli- jiarls was visible after 10.IHHI shots. The extent to whieh such a weapon will
1»' found useful in actual warfare may lie questioned, since the waste of ammu
nition in iwoportion to execution is likely to lie large,
chanicnl device, if is c
but, considered as a me
•rtninly n most, ingenious jirodnction, and jiossihly may
lend to another revision of the small arms of more than one nation, should the
recoil principle h- demonstrated of sufficient practical value to demand fnrther
extension
OrlKlnntcd lit Typographical Errors.
The old proof-reader was holding forth njion the question of typographical
j errors and their occasional influence on jmsterUy, The word 'hoodlnm' Is
i, "' U,,n ' •'<■ «hit*." he said, as he knocked the ashes ont of his pipe
Francisco «5 years ago there was a notorious character named Mnldoon who was
the lender of a gang of young ruffians. Thev were a Lrrn ta "mlnnUY
i and about as tough a lot of citizens as yon could find on the «mat. A reporter
* who lmd been assigned to n »tory in which they had figured undertook to coin a
word designating the gang. He reveraed the ».me of the le Jèr, a Jra^ to
an
'Ont In Nan
th-m as Xu«Ilums.' The comjxwitor mistixik th-n for an h, and ns hoodlnms
the «"rd passed the proof reader. And now hoodlum' ia a recognized word, and
will probably survive.
ss may acc-jit as inevitable the error of n compositor. Yon may not know that
Alla ucltnn s real name is Ada Crehan. but such is the case, t >n the on-asion of
t-i first ajijM'anvnee in a speaking part, when she was amirded the dignity of
having her name on the playbill, the printer divided It m> as Ada C. Rehan, and
as Ada Return she has ever since been known. " Philadelphia
Another instance which I recall »how» how even an act
re
Rmom,
Will Not Ran.
"Mark this prediction,'' says the Meridian Herald, "Gen. E. «'. Walthall will
lx the next governor of Mississippi unless he absolutely refuses to allow his
to be pla-isi Ix'fore the next state convention."
Which he will in all probability do. A man who ran be Unite,! Sûtes sens
tor as long as he wants to. will hardly assume the ardnons duties of gnbernato
rial life Winona Times.
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D' fvettie universal praise wnic h they receive.
Hundreds are now smoking the
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N° one can fail to appreciate it;
Especially those who have been accustomed t«>
S'oohing ten-cent cigars.
Xt |(, y " iH tell
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MILLSAPS COLLEGE,
Jackson, Mississippi.
SIXTH ANNUAL tlSIlOk SEGINS SIPT.I5' 97.
beautiful sit nut Ion In the capital of
the slut»*. Extensive Improvements
being marie
grounds. Admirable heult Ii conditions.
Excellent Moral and Kellglous Inllu
enc» i s. Thoroughly Competent nud
Progre»»lve Teacher» in all depart
ments.
liuibilngs and
EXPENSES VERY MODERATE.
H»*nrl for t'utaloguc giving delalleri
statei
ent of lmth Literary Depni t
Address,
W. B. MURRAH, Pres.
Are you going
to Chicago
Am I? Well, I Should Sayl
Every body who has the price i» going.
In fact there an* very few who can af
ford to miss the trip. Think of it,
SI2 for the Round Trip
Idcago. lift to St. Louis and return. Mood
f»»r 12days. These tickets are to Is 1 sold Sat
urday. July Ust. The train Is not a pokey
excursion, but. the famous Illinois Central
Chicago and New Orleans Limited. Choose
of these trips. See your agent at
and get. your name on the list s»» ample ac
commodations may In* provided, l-'or partic
ulars call on nearest I. C. Agent, or write to
L. F. MONTGOMERY, t. p. a.
Jackson, Miss.
W. A. KELLOND. A. «. p.
Louisville, hy.
C. L. LOMAX,
a
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
GREENWOOD, MISS
Any business intrusted to me will re
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Illinois Central Excursion Rate».
1 tlu
return 4tft; t'hhMuro ami letum * 12 . Ticket» ent
ÂiïllM'fiâr 1 """-»U'ar, by
Crescent
Bicycles
%
STRICTLY IN THE LEAD,
At
$35
00
\N
im
C. E. GILLESPIE & CO., AGENTS.
University of Mississippi.
J Tl'" "»»sinn of opens Heptemtier lflth. Conn.es in
I 0'» r » ,ur «* Science, Philoeophy, Elocution, Pedagogy and Law
Enlarged eorj* of instmetora. Increase,! facilities to meet in'
creased attendance Sjdendid water system. Location nner
- celled in healthfuine. Ail expenses very low. TUITION FREE
: H-nii Î nT> " trVVt '" Uw Soh<1 ° 1 Men and women admittol
H for Catalogue nnd Special Announcement for lW 7 - 9 t<.
R. B. Fulton, Chancellor.
University P. 0., Miss.
The Son them gallwav'M Exhibit» and the
Te««e»»ee CeAtcttiat Exposition.
. , , , t»een perfected liv
wlilcii the !Southern Hailroud's territory wifi
!>«■ represented at the Kxnosltion which op»*ns
at Nash ville on May 1. Like former exhlldts
made t»y that company, will Include samples
sp»>»*lnien« of mineral, agrleultural. forest
and other products of the states of Virginia.
North and South Carol Ina, Georgia. Ala
bama. Mississippi. East Tennessee and Ken
y. Tillscompany'sexhlhlt*atthe Atlanta
an»l I ittsburg exopslttons jittraeted tlie at
tention of the agriculturalist, manufac
turer. miner, stock raiser and others, and
* to ediHMite tlie visitors
predation of the great wealth and possibili
tés of the south than any other one exhibit
that was shown, and It Is the policy of the
company to actively continue this methnd of
advertising. Tin* scenic iN'auty of the o
try through which the South*
runs will not Im*
Practically, this
Information, so
Arranv-rmuts luiv
■t.
.11.1
ap
railroad
gle<*ted in this exhibit',
titbit, will bea bureau of
that visitors from the North
ami abroad can obtain .specific data relative
to all branches of Industry in and tributary
tIi« 1 vast number of iMdntsou the Southern
railway.
Tills exhibit! s under the direction of the
Land and Industrial Department of the
Southern railroad with Wdpuarters at
Washington. IM'.,and ihtsoiis located along
that system having exhibited material that
t-ltey think will Interest tlie public and there
by help advance the I »est Interest of the sec
ion from which It comes, should at once
•onimunlcute with the agent of that De
partment.
Tills Is ai
this se»
hope that
exhibit lu which every citizen of
*Mon should In* Interested, and we
,, ! of our reader» can
•thing to represent our territory.
supply
Reduced Rate» to Nashville*
Tlie Southern Railway has on »ale from all
of its principal stations, tickets to Nashville
and return tit very low rates
the Tennessee Centennial. ..
Southern Railway agent for particulars re'
garding schedules and detail Information
bout rat es and tickets.
'
!
*
account of
'all
D.B.BENTHALL,
Machinist.
.
.
+
Kepairing and overhauling Machinery
a Specialty. Work promptly done, and
efficiency guaranteed. Address,
,
.
+
COILA, CARROLL CO. MISS.
Hit 4t
Patronize home industrie», and
tlu ; rume,,ip9 - «u®«.
ent kind», at all stores. Manufactured
by Great Southern Merliclne Co., N. O.
42)
«■is
use
8. R. Coleman.
Monroe McClurg
COLEMAN & McCLURG
Greenwood, Miss.
Will ijra-t lev In all tli- S,at- t'nnrl, an,) tin
l'-(i-rat t'mirts at. Jiu-kwm an,I Oxford. S
Ini :
peo*
•ntion ifiv
t«> collection of claims.
JAS.K. VARDAMAN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Greenwood, Miss.
attention give
to all business he
nisi.
A. F. Gardner.
W. T. Rush.
RUSH & GARDNER,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Greenwood, Miss.
I'mnipt ulluntiuri givu
trusted to us.
1« all business in
C. N. D. CAMPBELL M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Respectfully solicits a share of the pal ten
geor Mu* |>«;opleof (in*enw»HKl and vicinity,
fttcc over ^ ancoy's Barber Shop. IMionc M
•»•. or I I at c. W. Crockett's Drugstore
•h me.
LOCAL R. R. SCHEDULE.
SOUTHEHN HAILWAY.
nn,l n ft.-r K-bruar It. IMS,
WK8T ROUND.
' No. ;i7. Through 1'asM'iiger....
! J"*|»* bituma to Greenville.
.>"* ». It tu Beim and Branch leaves!j:00p. in*
EAST BOUND.
* :lH * Trough Passenger.;i.. oi.
No. 10. Green ville m Winona. 0:1« p.m*
N". **. Itta Heim, arrive.10:45a. s.
—O—
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
and after FebruafV 17.1M>7.
In i-lTU»
_5:20 p. m.
in or.•<•
. NORTH BOVNP.
No, «y«. Passenger, arrives,
. " ■' . departs
+ No, *«L. Local Freight, arrives
It ;0'*n.
11:91».
•*:<•-> I*.
, SOUTH BOUND.
-; 1 *- t (, t. l'as.s-ng-r. arrives.-:.vlji.m
. ", " . . d,'parts. :t:00 |i. ro
+ N". «II. I—will fr—Iff tit, ,1—parts... 7:9t».n)
».very day. * Every day -zeept Suada»
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R'Y
•
t(
%
Offer Cho'<
O.
of Tmo Vary Delightful Trip*
July.
N :i t iotiiil F.rlucat iomil Assru'lalk*
mccl.N hi Wilwaukee. WIs.. on July«-». K«ir
this occasion tlie rufe will he om- fafe (plw
42) for tin* round from all points. Ticketl
"'HI he s*)kl July 2. :i. and 4. JSH7. These tltfk*
«■is will |»<> «-«NHlt«) return l»y July 12. If
toe deposit«>d w.tli tin* Joint ajrent at Mil*
waukeeoiior lN*fort* July 12 . ami the pal*
meut of fifty cents for tin* extension. 1*^
'bid* will Ik* «'xlended until August :il.
I Im F.pworth League meets al T«»r«»o*e.
1 joiada. July I.Vji). im*T. For this «tcciokw
round trip tlekets will In- sold from all jwlW
«>n July 12. i:i and H. i<»r n*
turn hv July 21. hm If t In* ticket Is d«*|swM
with ike Join 1 agent at Toronto on «>r ls>fti
J' K '-bh. an extension to Aiifrust 12 ni«yW
had. I h«- committiw appointed hv tli«»H»W
Leajrue ronf«*renee. whl«-h met at Wat«T V«P
h-.v. sehs-trd the llllmds Central railniad«
he officia! -route. This rommltn*e. c»m«i|'
bur of Revs. A. F. Watkins, «if Vlckshnrg:
1. Lewis, of Girnada. und J. A. RumlolpM*
uncoil, W ||| personally conduct the p.w
• his part y, which will la* one of the most«**
l«vi ever lcuviipr tin* state, will leave «n» •»•*§
*- the train which U*aves Jackson at
P ni.
use
Tl»«*
at
• fare
T ties»» tat us, open to the puhll«'. Iff
■ n*rurlnjr on a t hp for the slimmer cal' 1
the nearest Illinois l'entrai «lllMlti/T writ»*
L. I*. Montuomriiy. T, F
Jackson* M»
K. Toi i.ixk, Agent, Gi
■ii wood.
' Land of tha lky. M '
»»t 1 " Wf'JbTn North ('arollda. Ist ween?
Bln«' Rl«||f ( . on (liecast and the Al!«*gb»»
:y: the west .in the hi«aut|ful valley of IT»;
Broad. yy«o feel almve the «en, Ile«
'»'aut Ifni, ph'tlires«|ue and worM-fainWj
«»»V î lf * '»e most ph*as»nt resort» In Am*>R
D Is H land of bright skies and lm*«impo»
"leclliuale, whom* praises have liren suai*
|n H'Ih, and whose lt»*autyof stream. v»|P
and mnunlitin height have furnlshe«! »uhj*
a, i" inspirai Ion for painters and brush. J
ThlsNiruly the { *Lam1 of the
men* Is. perhaps, no more lieaiiltful
Die continent to attract pleasure tftflfR
or health se**kers.
t onvenlent sch»*du!es and veJy low r»»
U> Ashvllle xjq Moutheni Hallway. J
SsAiced Rats« Via Southern Rail-«»*
On Septemtu-r lit. Slid, tot and «'fc-j
SouMi-r» liallwd. «m u ,|j rueiiil-trtptldfl
t<! tVashingtori. Jinrfolk and RklaniMÜ
rale of on,* tnre for lit- round trip. TJWI
Kisst tn is'Kin, Ihtrijr dsjrs from date otfli
Tld» will a If,*r,t si, excellent opt»" 1 ««
not „Illy I,, visit (Ill's.. Ihr— elites, hut Wi
eastern eitles »t small rua».
«."fi on un» agent of ,hv Southern K»S
tor further taformatlon. ; |l