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SE Since sSe hare been getting our coffee OF Bow
man, We have no cause for complaint; and though
DOT much of a tea drinker, latter ourselves that
We know the a tiele when we drink IL, Bowman can
suit Us his stores are sill and second and King
When you want anything in his line we advise you
10 20 there.
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LOAN AssocIAT1oNs,--Las evening at a meet
ing OF the Diamond State Loan, money sold as
follows, $4,000 at 81 $500, 27l5 and 5000 at as.
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ANsIvEnsARY OF BATTLE OF BRANDYwINE.-0n
tomorrow Friday September IL, I'VE the
Peoples .Sth anniversary of the b little of Bran
dywine will be celebrated on the old battle ground
at Chadd's Ford. Several addresses will be made,
and dinner will be served. There will also be
game Of base ball ON the ground for tho
championship for the smallest dead duck between
Dead Duck Club OF Wilmington and abe AIonu-
ment Club. Tickets, % cts. The cars will leave
the W. Il Il. depot at / 80 Z. NJ
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sT Baboock q Bro, 80 and 20 Market street, above
second. are determined to sell OIL their lasting
goois at any price, to get them out OF their way as
shey are going to have large stock OF Fall goods In
q few days, Call and get pair.
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H-For Perfectly Pure Sphere and Cider Vinegar
20 to Bowmans, OIL and Second and King and
thereby land there buy1 save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase of Inferior
arftalaa
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r-DLAM0ND JERFLRf Specially. Ameri-
csn and imported watches IS sarat solid gold rings
la hes and gents solid gold chains Jewelry In every
variety, also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
W. Baly's old established stand, No. 62a Market St.
Philadelphia.
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Ex-E. r. KUYKEL,s BITTER FINE on IRON.

has never been known TO fall In the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indispostion to ex-
eruon, loss OF memory, difiicult breathing, general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous trem-
bling, dreadful horror OF derth. night sweats cold
feet weakness, dimness of vision, languor uniyer-
aal lasstude Of the muscular system, enormous APP
peuie, with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing
and ernptions on the face, purifying the blood pain
N the bach, heavmess OF the eyeds, frequent black
spots nylng before the eyes, with temporary sufu-
sion and loss of sight want of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from weakness, and TO remedy
mat use Il. Z. kuhkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Il
who have used it, Get the genuine. Sold only in
81 bottles Take only E. F. Kunkells. Depot and
once, No. 25s North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
felt.
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CHESTER COUNTY FARM NoTEs-The wheat
fields sown in the latter part of August are now
quite green and furnishing looking. A few farm
ers make it point to SOW before the first OF
September. They generally have success at
harvest time
The potato bugs are 10 savage on those farm
ers who planted no late potatoes for them to
feed on that they have attacked their tomatoes
and are devourng the fruit as we'll as the plant
Unless it should rain soon the earth will suf-
fer from drouths 1t is getting quite dry, in many
places so dry that it is interfering with the OPP.
erations of the farmers in preparing their ground
for seeding. Those who have not yet plowed
find this work rather difficult. A good rain
would also be agreat blessing to the pasture
fields, which are becoming very thirsty, and the
heritage IL drying up.
The big potatoes have begun to arrive. Jo-
| seph Wright (on the Ramsey farn,) East Not
| tingham, sent to the Oxford Pres two very fine
specimens of his crop of Early Rose potatoes
The largest measures eight and quarter inches
in length and two and quarter inches in diane
ter. Mr.. Wright fought the bugs and has al
excellent crop for his trouble.
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kS- Mems cloth gdi era selling very cheap at Bah.
cock BIOS, 9o6 and 90s Market street.
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ENANS, FANS, FANS, THE CHEAPEs
IL and best, can be bought at
Il 3. FOURTH ST.
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RE- You had better call in at Babcock d Bros No.
zoe and POS Market street, and get pair Of those
lasting gaitres that they are selling 80 cheap II will
nav You. 4f T4rN
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To dc Editsr of DE Commercial --

To 1te Edit,r of DE Commercial ..--.-..-
While municipal changes appear TO be the
order Of the day, the suggestion that radical
change be made in the so-called City Hospital,
will doubtless meet with hearty response from
all those who know in what manner that weak
ling has been nurtured. Its purchase IN eco
nomic blunder, lite Inauguration an absurdty, its
subsequent management alternately farce and
a shame, and It's results negative If not demoral-
izing TO nearly all concerned in Its management,
it has failed to commend itself to the sympathies
of the community or to secure the confidence OF
patients or possible contributors.
Without any substantial basis conducted in a
loose, shp-shod manner, sometimes the object
OF ridicule and AGAIN of scorn, costing much
money for Its maintenance without giving char
liable results commensurate with Its expense,
unable to command the price of free bed from
any manufacturing firm or rail road corporation
represented in the city, devoid Of the influence
which hospitals ought to and always do exert,
and having brought upon itself, as we learn, the
strenuous aud determined opposition of char
tered Hospital Association of medical and bust
ness men, who were laboring for the secure
foundation of first class city hospital-it 3 de-
priyed Of all power for good under its present
auspices. What is the remedy The suggestion
has been made and meets with tn appreciation
OF many that patients and star be removed, and
the doors of the hospital be closed.
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pEGIsTRY BUREAU.

~
NOTICE.-The Registry Bureau will he opened
on Monday, July 18Th, inst. 10 avoid confusion
the better to arrange and distribute the work OF this
Department. the city has been divided into sections
and the time appointed in which the citizens (pro-
p rty h0ders,) In each section are respectfully re-
ques Ell to present their Deeds, with correct de-
Fcription OF their property al thia oilce.
lst Section extends from Market 10 Union and
from Front to Seventh streets; from July 18th TO
9th
I'd Section, Market to Union, Seventh II Thr-
teenth Streets; from July 9th to August 10th.
Sd section, Market to Union. Thirteenth Street TO
the Brandywine; from An ust 10Th 10 oath.
9TH Section Market to Union. from Front Street,
South TO City Line; from August 23th, to Sept It'll.
Sth section, West o Market and North Oi Bran
dywinf; from Sept. It'll to 2lst.
9th Section, test of Market and North OF Ninth
Street, from sept slst to Oct. 9TH.
9Th section, EaHt of Market, from Third 10 Ninth
Streets; from Oct 9Th TO 10Th.
9Th section, Kast of Mar. ct and South from Third
to Street; from Oct 10Th to Nov. 3D.
9th section. East OF Market and South from ST.,
to City Line; from 0Y, 2d to 10th.
A copy OF the Registry avs and blank forms for
the description OF pronerty will he furnished ap-
plicatlon at this ofilce.
All deeds, cDnyeyances or transfers of Real Rs
tate, made after July 1lth 1874 must be entered In
this office before they are sent 10 New Castle to be
recorded
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1874 AUTUMN 1874
XII SSL y X5I OIL CLOTHS,
'hL oLofHs .,,, .,,,...,. OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
ssoA ONE TO SIX YARD STREETS, COT Any SIZE TO
oRDKR,
FROM sIe CENTS, 10 800 PER YARD
WE AAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN ABLE TO
JfFER 10 OUR PATRONS AS FULL. AND
HANDSOME a LINE OF THESE POPULAR
4ooDa.
HvA VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.
GRANVILLE WoRREII.
~ AND s2x MARKET STREET,
iebS-u MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del,
CONFECTIoNs !
FOR rHB
FINEST ooNFEoTIoNKEY,
BooTH's,
spEls-1s No. 8 Wet Txn1 sxHxSu.
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Boarding.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN
IL pleasant neighborhood. Address for one
week. 'H0MF.n
sep1o-3t' Commercial once.
OARDTNG WITH DESIRABLE
u rooms at jyI.tf sol WEST ST.
OARDlN G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
IL and boarding in private family, al
my2s-tf No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CI4ASS ROOMS
- with board, at
apr3O-sm 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
ID OF Two single gentlemen, in private family at
apr2l-tf 7l3 JEFFERSON STREET.
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TyOR RENT--OFFrCE ROOM.--APPLY
IL % story N. F. corner Sd and Market. sepI-tf
LSOR RENT--A NEAT TWO STORY
Il brick h use, No. 2ls Monroe street, large yard,
possess on Immediately. Apaly at I'd story N b.
corner Cd and Market sepT-tf
nor rem T "A THREE-S TORY
IL Brick house, 8 rooms and bah, In good Local
tion. The owner will board out the rent i desired.
Apply TO D. n. HAWKINS,
sep ct No. 40t Market Street.
EOR RENT-COAL YARD NO 7l3
Il ". Front street, ONCE scales, lime house. coal
bins and stabling for six head OF horses, Address
GEORGE u. KELLEY,
aug6 II wilmington, ne.
NOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
JIG brick house No 11i4 West St., IN good order,
with all modern improvements. Apply to
JOIN RANDLE,
jeq2.tf on the premises
NOR RENT-STORE NO. i. FIFTH
JIG Street, in Clayton House Building.
jeh-tf u. T. IA LpR, b02 Market ST.
NOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
II suitable for Boarding House or Professional
onces on 9TH ST., opposite Clayton House;
mar2-tf =. II. THOMAS.
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The Clayton House.

ARRIVALS UP TO NooN, TO-DAY.
David Miller and wife. Philada.
Geo. Lendrem,
Israel s. Williams
'. Stirling, Brandywine.
j. A. Dunn, City.
Robt. deClermont, London.
Jas. II. Bull, West Chester.
Mrs. j. 7. skirven, d daughter, Kent %, Md
l. 7: Eddy, Bellefonte, Penna,
9. W. Kennard, City.
Mr.. Mindil, Philada.
II. NJ. Whitney, Boston.
VIM. Patton, Columbia, Pa,
James NJ. P utnam, New Orleans.
]. I. Whitican, New Jersey.
E. s. Moore, !"
Wy Stokes Kern, Waverly Height, Pa.
Thos F. Knox, fredericksburg, Va,
VIM. Evans and wife, New York.
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nOLONG, A SPLENDID ARTICLE C5
" cents, by the chest, can be bought at II Eas-
Fourth street. HOUSTON PRIZER
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U-No. ORG
No. sna.

%'o' Aos 1Af6 HOhH No. 269.
removed In q Few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
mead passes. Refor those afflicted TO residents OF
the city whom have cured, that had taken in vain
remedies. Dr.. Z. F. Kunkel, No. $50 N, Ninth st.
Philadelphia Advice free. Removed tape worm
irom chnd years old, measuring 20 feet. Call
Worms also removed,
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Totifes.

NOTICE-CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIA-
~ TIoN.- he 4th series OF 500 shares for sale,
at 81 per shaae first payment on or before october
lst next. sep1-tf GEO. c. MARls, rec.
NOTICE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS.
In We have hanging in our business ONCE copy
OF the last City Directory IN which are noted all
errors and omissions that come 10 our notice, in or
der that they may not occur next year. We appre-
ciate the great need CT accuracy In work of This
kind and request all subscribers and others who no.
tce any defects to advise US OF them that they may
he noted and corrected
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
Publishers and steam Printers,
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MANSFIELD & BAIRD
iHo CHESTNUT STREET.
fhILAp aLrhIA, "a
JEW ELEks AND slLvERsMlrHs
Splendid STOCK of Goois at the lowest nxed prices
Goods sent on apprnvai Al nn, expense
mart-Hma"'
OswEeo
SILVER GLOSS STARCH
FOR THE Laundry
Manufactured by
T. KINGsFoRD SON,
Has become Household Necessity Its great ex-
celence has merited the commentator OF
Europe Tor American manufacture
PULvERIzEB CORN STARCH.
Prepared by
t. KINGsFoRD sON,
Expressly for food, when it IL properly made into
Puddings, s dessert of great excellence.
FOR sale by all First class Grocers. ieq2-std-0tw
MARBLE MANTELs,
MARBLE MANTELs, MARBLE MANpEIs.
MARBLE MANTRLs.
on hand, The largest assortment OF Marble Man.
tes OF the finest White and colored marbles Of apv
ESTABLISHMENT In The city, ut the warerooms ob
a. srRiNMRTz. 1919 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA
-, ersoa from the country would do well To cal
Also on hand, SCOTCH GRANITE nn3 ITArIhNN
aIsa l MONUMENTS. GRhVBsT0NEs, Dc.
WILL YOU
SECURE YOUR SHARE OF THE FAIL TRADE,
ADVERTISE IN THE COMMERCIAL.
SEND OUT CIRCULAR LBTTgRs IND yOsr.t
| CARDS
"h' rhhsh Printed ON rhR FAST sKw PRESSES ANN
BRIGHT Tyrg or rHs
|
COMMERCIAL OFFICE,
hsIiaArIs FOR WORK cHERRFulIY FuRssusn
| auHl4-u
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KILLED BY FALL FROM THE Cans. - This
morning, man was found lying beside the
track Of the z. W. & B. II. r.. in the neighbor-
hood OF Paschal's, quite dead. He had underta-
ken to steal a ride to Philadelphia on the roof
of one Of the passenger cars OF an evening train.
from Glen olden it is supposed. but was struck
by one Of the bridges which spans the excaya-
ten for the road bed, killing him instantly or
wounding him 10 that he tumbled from the car
and was killed. The first knowledge of the acct
dent was the discovery of blood upon the side
OF the car BY Mr.. Gookin, this morning, who
search being made the body was found as stated.
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BEFORE ESQ FRAzER.-The following cases
were disposed of by ESQ. Frazer since Yesterday
Geo. Raison for voting at the End Ward polls at
the late election he being resident of Christi
ana Hundred was brought up and confessed. He
was held in $500 bail This appearance at court.
Lewis Archie, for assault and battery on Alex
Turner was fined 81 and cost. Wilmina Cresben
arrested on the charge of ASSEMBLING Annie X.
Wilson, was discharged for want of evidence.
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NOTIUE.-JAMES II. BEG0S HAS
In removed his Office TO No. W. Eighth Street.
Almonds Building. BRICK of all kinds, on hand
Gt lowest n arket rates. 1y14-tf
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excursions.
EyXCURSION TRAVEL - SUMMER
~ = AND AUTUMN.
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL AND AUTUMN
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCURSION ROUTE TICKETS 10 THE PRlN-
CIPAL POINTS OF INTEREST AND RESORT
IN THE NORTH AND NoRTH-EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION.
The North Pennsylvania r. II. Co., has arranged
series of II routes mainly over It's own rnnd ana
connections, and large number OF combination
routes, 10y which trips can be made at rates greatly
reduced, TO the charming scenery Of the Lenlgh
Valley Mauch Chunk Onoko Glen. Switch-Back the
Lehlgh and Lackswa ma Coal Regions wyoming
Valley, Williamsport, Flmira Wat, lns Glen, lagara
Falls, Saratoga. hchfed Springs, haron Springs,
Montreal and the At. Lawrence, White MountanH,
&C., &c.
PHILADELPHIA TO NIAGARA AND RETURN,
FOR $3.50; TO SARATOGA AND RE-
TURN FOR si5s5.
ge-Tgeksis are sod from June l. until September 90
goof 10 return until october 81.
u.,,,.., 1909 Chestnut street.)
i,u h,s.r, 1O5 South Fifth ST. PniLADELrniA.
Virtues IN. p. X. r. Depot,
rw- tenant Draicin,J- Room Puri0r cara The Edsl
Line ledring Ihiiddeph cts 40 A. NJ, and reaching
Niagara the same erenfng.-A1
augl-ew ELLIS CLARK. General AGENT:
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for Sale.

MARYLAND FRUIT AND GARDEN
1fl FARMS, improved; $40 10 $50 per acre, on
easy terms Catalogues sent free. address
II. p. CHAMBERS,
annlI-1m fredericksburg. Md.
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UUMMERUIAL PKINTINIF CO.,
Publishers and steam Prlnters,
Fifth and Mnrkat Sfrpptp
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All that VARIABLE TRACT or LAND, ln Abingdon
township, Montgomery county, Pa, known as IA IIi-
VIEW FARM, STU ted on tire road from J.nkin-
town TO huntingdon alb ut one mile east OF the
Friends Westinghouse, COMPRISING 81 acres acres
of which are woodland and about acres meadow
the remainder arabic land in high state of Gu va
ton, late the properly of Edward NJ. Shoemaker de-
ceased. The improvements are
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Tatlprlug.

Are now ready to take your measure fol- your
SUMMER GARMENTS, which will be cut from
an elegant assortment of Summer Goods In styis s
70 meet the tastes of all, and WARRANTED ~
Goods. QUINN BONNER
LII
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NOR SALE = ONE DUMP WAGON
IL and two carts all In good condit on. Address
GEORGE ID. KELLEY,
auud-tf Wilmington. Del.
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21

pY VIRTUE and in pursuance
IL of the provisions of certain
Deed Of Trust executed to me on
the 4th day of September, 1873, by
A. q. Sinclair & Go. for the use and
benefit Of Prestidge Graham Co.
and which said Deed of Trust Is
recorded in Deed Book "G. No. g"
pages 81 and GO Of the records Of
Deeds Of Washington county, Mis-
sissippi, and at the request of Pres
tidge Graham & Co. Of New Or
leans, Louisiana, the holders of and
in whose favor the note intended
to be secured by said Trust Deed
was made, and for the payment of
said note, ] will on
Monday the 30th day Of November,
A. d. 1874, expose to sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, in front of the Court House Of
Washington county, Missjesippi,
in Greenville, and within the hours
prescribed by law, the following
described property, being the same
conveyed by said Deed In Trust,
to-wit.
"That certain lot in the town Of
Greenville,. Washington county,
Mississippi, known and described
as lot one<l), of block nine (0) Of
original plat of said town, now on
record In the Office of the Chancery
Clerk Of said county, being At ID
southwest corner Of Washington
avenue aud Walnut streets, and
measuring sixty-six (00) feet on
Washington avenue BY two hun.
dred and thirty (230) feeton Wal
nut street.
will convey such title as Is vested
In me as such Trustee by said Trust
Deed, which. title Is believed 70 be
good.
CALDWELL McGRATH,
,ct31, '74-nl3-4w. Trustee.
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21
TRUSTEES EAxE.

by virtue and in pursuance of the
provisions of n certain deed of trust
executed 70 me OH the 1st day of
August, A. y. 1873, by j. =. Gray
and Louise Gray, for the use aud
benefit of w. A. Pollock, and
which said deed of trust Is recorded
In deed book 4 No. 2, pages 481 /,
462 and 4G3 of the records of deeds
of Washington county, Mississippi,
and ut the request OF the said w.
A. Pollock, for a debt due him hy
said J. p. Gray and Louise Gray,
for the payment of which the said
decd Of trust was given to him to
secure, I will, on the
Fourth Monday In November,
the same being the 23d day of said
month, u. d. 1874, expose to sale to
the highest bidder for cash, and at
the door Of the Court House of said
Washington county, In Greenville,
within the hours prescribed BY
law, the following described prop
erty situated In said Washington
county, in the town of Greenville,
State Of Mississippi, being the same
property conveyed In said deed of
trust, to wit: That certain lot of
ground being apd lying in the town
Of Greenville, described as follows,
to wit: Lot No. three (3) of block
No. thirteen (1S) of the Bachelors
Bend addition to said town.
will convey only such title as
IL vested In me as such trustee
which Is believed to be good.
NJ. KRETSCHMAR,
oct. II, 1874-ll-5w.] Trustee.
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21
FOR SALE.

.NHARATHON PLANTATION
AVA. on Lake Washington, Wash.
ington County, Mississippi, con.
taining 2lS0 acres Of land, about
900 Of which has been in cultiva.
ton, and not subject to ouerfou
Improvements.
Dwelling houses, a large Barn,
Steam Gin and Grlst Mill with
Circular Saw attached and in oper-
alton. Double and single Cabins
scattered over the place at convent
ent distances. There Is also a valu-
able Cypress brake OH the tract.
DT For terms and further partic-
ulars apply to Mr.. w. A. PoLLoCK
Of Greenville or to DR.. w. A. Nc.
PHEETERs, .9
NATCHEz, MISS.
novel, ,'74-n10-1m
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21
\ ATS, BRAN, Hay, Corn, at
4 MARSlIALL'S.

The county of Bolivar has been
kell represented in our city during
|he week. United States Senator
Bruce, member, and Col. Myers,
President of the Levee Board /;
Hon. M. d. Sullivan, member of
lhe Legislature, (who by the way,
was earnest in his endeavors to
persuade the Board to fifty per
bent. reduction of taxes, as urged
by Colonel Bruce; Major j. e.
Edmonds, granger; Commodore
rom Warren, Of the Bolivar navy,
pn q short cruise IN search of o
Eohsort and several other of Boil
Vars best looking men, were with
hs during the week.
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21

In the court Of Chief Justice
Horton. at 2o'clock this day, Judge
w. II. TrIgg, In the heat of argu-
ment, lost the control Of his right
hand, which few off and popped
a brother counsellor on the nose |;
for this high crime and misdemean-
or against the peace and dignity OF
his Court, Squire Horton told
Judge Trigg he was bound to send
him to jail, and the lust We saw Of
Judge TrIgg he was promenading
with deputy sheriff Shephner to-
ward that substantial ediflce, erect
as an arrow and calm as a zephyr.
The Greenville times., 1874-11-21
plane and Trowcl.

From the speed with which the
walls of Isenberg's two two-story
brick houses OH Mulberry street
are going toward the skies, two
or three weeks more will place
them in the possession Of the ten
ants. Webster II johnson have
pushed this building very rapidly.
Berry & Brown have contracted
for two two-story bricks for Jacob
Alexander, on tho east side Of Null
berry, and as Mr., Alexander has
a soul for beauty, he will no doubt
authorize Mr.. Berry to give free
wing to his fine talent as an archi-
tect in the erection of these houses.
On a portion of the lot formerly
occupied by Jacob Alexander's
dwelling house on Main street,
Colonel G. Z. Morgan will soon
erect a fine brick building, for bu-
sincss purposes.
Nearer the river, OH the same
side of Main street, Mr.. J. IL.
Harvey is having frame building
erected, into which as soon as conf
pleted he will transfer his rcstan-
rant fixtures, and open the winter
campaign against all fish that live
in n shell.
Then N. B. Johnson informed us
a few days ago that he had con-
tracted to build a two-story brick
house, one hundred feet long, for
one of our merchant princes the
building to be upon Washington
avenue.
We don't mention these improve
mcnts in progress and in contcm-
plation in any shanghai spirit-we
don't want to crow over towns
where the stroke of q trowel would
startle the Inhabitants like the
boom Of a cannon, but simply to
illustrate our progress in spite Of
disaster and pecuniary dcarth.
Such progress Is ali announcement
to the world that this is q fat land,
where enterprise meets its sure
reward. and fortune stands ready
for the earnest seeker.