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WHEREAS. A. 5. Gents and others,
residents Of Frederick County have prll-
toned She County Commissioners for
Frederick County, to open and locate
Public Road commencing at q W hLte oak
Tree al the pike near A. ,. hrms saw
mill, on an old bed Of = ROAD thai passes
! said -Saw-mill, and thence up amns 'ne
creek on the old road, as near hs WIN haSS
the best road to the olt EmmllsnHrg ana
NJ chaT asia WIN County foau and thence
running up Little Owlngs Greek, ga the
old bed road as near as 1Tatticanfc, 'ii' n
inlerseci. the County Road that leads from
| Eyer's Valley to herlianlrs'o"n near
lks.asnn Grnrrs, the end '~' fale' r"aH.
Sid raad to he not less 'hrh thiI'y iee'
wide, IN c"mplia%s nilh Inc A't o. we
General Assembly, " "''' '@'''' ~ ''' i ''@
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ana i'ar''t' e"n'ein.u, ~ T,",,;nor. Mi
@SM We i'r pn,''hSi ~, ..''';r. ar s,,I
meet al ZINC a4acs 81 "
lIoao' -
On Tuesday, Nhy 2bth, 1914,
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,a1'' .., Wv, III. IN ,r"c.nd =" cYam;ne and
a ~ Gnu WILL p.11. ',,,l;.. ,mnvnn;enoe
ee'etlhl'r WnT'.''a III bi" '" should hc on-
a,dI .n'I ;r;,, ,,our oninion she pu,1ir srsn
.n," "n' ,hot tho sa, Eaa6 s]sqssls
Wv n .no,,ss vnu ar mains.i,v Of YOU. shat
". '.' "1"'u w. inc,te and nren a,tc s,lre. In
surh manner as not to run through the
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CHAPTER LIZ

An Act to repeal Section one Of an
Act passed January Session, one
thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-two, Chapter three hundred and
twenty, entitled can Act for the
protection of Black Bass and all
other Fish in the Monocacy River
and its tributaries, within the linn
its of Frederick County," and to
re enact the said Section one, with
amendments.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted 6y the Geaerul
assembly IF IMaryland, That Section one of
an Act passed January Session, one thou
sand eight hundred and sevcnty.two, chap
ter three hundred and twenty, entitled AN
Act for the protection of Black Bass and all
other Fish in the Monocacy River and its
tributaries, within the limits Of Frederick
county be and the same is hereby repealed
and rc.enactcd so as to read as follows
From and after the passage of this Act, it
shall not he lawful for any person or per-
sonsto take capture or destroy Fish by seine
or scincs, drag net or drag nets. fish baskets
or fish pots, eel weirs, brush or fascinc nets,
or any means or contrivance whatever OF
the nature Of a seine, which are known to
destroy or capture fish, in the Nonocacy
River, or any of its tributaries, within the
limits of Frederick county, in this State;
prortdcd, that it may be lawful to t. Ike fish
in any way in any of the said tributaries
one mile above the mouth Of such tributar-
les.
SECTION Q. -inH be ii '"urts9, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
We hereby certify that the atoregoingi is Il
trucropv Of an Act of Assembly passed
January session, 1874.
Approved March Dist, 1874.
4. GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Seuatc.
Nj. Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
may 9-31
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may 9,,l

An Act to empower the Frederick
and Pennsylvania Line Rail Koad
Company to lease its Road.
SEcr,oH /. 81 It 'Hmtr6 Gy IT," Genera
.ix~aiiy IF .Niyyiend, That the Frcdcricl;
and PENNSYLVANIA Linc Railroad Company
I've and is hereby authorized and rmpow-
cred to lease for such term or terms Of year
As lis Pwsi,icn, and Directors may deem ad
yisabIc, the Road or sail Company, is
rights. privileges aR3 franchises, and all its
properly 10 such person, or persons, body ~
bodies corporate, either residents Of this
State, or doing business therein, or non RES
dents Of this state, or nos doing cuisines :
therein, - The sail President or Directors
may contract with upon such terms aud for
su,,, sum or sums 0fm"ney - The said Pies
idca; and Dirccto.s may regard mss A0ran
taueous Provided, nry cthclcss, the Stock
hol lrr, ho!,lins She msj"rliN o! took OF
said Company assert 10 said it"H being
leased and, provided such assem- be first
pror,lrcd at Il general meeting Of II stock
holders, 10 he ll2il9 ut such place ~ the Pres
i,,cnt and Directors navprcsGrhc. lflci glv-
ipr not lr>,,thaN thirty days public notice %!
the time. place and object of such meeting.
S,Ec. ,. .lHd 5a Il fn"iTi, That fiat such
cclwrY, meeting uiSnl Stockholders Of said
Co,apany, tlr St,t kloidHs holding The
majority OF Stock assent TO Tie said Road
hciur leased, the said lrc,ilcnt an' III
rr:c,- Shall have ana are hereby invest
I'd with sll power and authority to make,
ar cause f. Ia. made such ipdrmu,rs,
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Gay The Ta(tsmoreon saysa young
lady on Lanvale street has pet ca
nary, which waves two tiny U. S.
flags in It's beak every time the clock
strikes twelve.
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AND
ICE CREAM SALOON,
SIGN OF THE "ksED FE.AG."
NEAR JOUNSON'S CORNER, Me-
CUANICSTOWN, MD.
J. Ed. MARTIN, Proprietor.


rf-,IIE Subscriber having purchased out
the Confectionery of Mr. Y. b. Oslcr,
and having added thereto large and new
assortmcnt of French Fancy Candies,
Fruits, Hisns, etc etc. and Toys, Of every
description, and in a few days will receive
a full supply Of Ire Cream, Soda Water,
Cakes and crackers of all descriptions
And having fitted up II side room for the
especial accommodation Of Ladies and Gen
tlcmrn is bow prepared 10 do business i'll
the best style of art. lie respectfully So
lirts a fair share Of the public custom.
E4" He is still 4 gent fer the
SINGER SEWING NAClIlaE.
ACCNRnEuNS and all kinds Mds:
ical Instruments and Stationery.
MAY CIV
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An ACT to prevent Swine from run
ains at large in the Streets, Lanes
aad Alleys Of Knoxville, in Fred
sriek County.
81, TIoS /. BE il rn"rtr7 by tire GrpDr"l
.4a~mby If .MuWI"nd, That il shall net he
lawful for any person TO allow bis, her, or
their SN inc to run at large IN the Roads
Streets OF Alleys, in the village OF Knox
vile, undera penalty, q the owner or OWL
crs thereof, in the SUN IF fifty cents for
each Swine found within the limits aiorc-
said.
SEC. 9. .i,W bc u ftlartNd That il any Per,
son nnHNg any Swine @ning"t large within
the prescribed lhnilso Of the first srrl'op OF
this Act, and furnish such ilfnrmAl iCn un.
der cath or Affirmation together WIN thc
name of the owner, To 4 Justice OF Tx
Peace, IA Pctnrsyille District, Of trcd"ricE
county, the said Justice of the Peace sliaI
issue n Summons t. thr oNnr' or owners
thcrcufto appear before him to snsWsr in
plea of trcSp0ss, and ii shail appear upor
salist cory vrootthat the swine OF snc}
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~ y j II y -.
An Act TO prohibit the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Frederick County,
from issuing license to vendors Of
spiYitucus, vinous, OF malt liquors,
within three niles Of Post Office at
1Iarsonvi.le, Frederick County.
!Srcr1oX /. BE NFnurtR by the G|oerh
Axsen.jiy 4f MyYh7nd That the Clerk ofthe
Circuit Court of Frederick county, shall not
grant 4 lircnsctr amy person or persons, to
sell HrirituOWs, vinous, or malt liquors, OF
any Kind, at any time or place within three
miles of the Post Once in the village OF
!ianaonyilc, Frederick county, Maryland,
and any person selling any Kind oi intoxi-
calipg drinks, withil the above described
Limits, shall Oh conviction thereof he sub
icct lo the fines and penalties prescribed by
The Code Of Public General Laws o Mary
land, for selling spirituous OF termcntcd
liquors without license.
SEc.2 .iAd IL NeN0ctI That this Act
shall tax, effect from and after the 1irstday
Of In:, 1874.
We hereby certify that the aforcgoing "
a correct copy fan Act OF Assembly passed
January Session, 1894
MILTON Y. KIDD.
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates,
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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more have contributed sos 600 to the
relief Of the Louisiana sufferers.
nA- According to Kansas decis-
ion, husband and wife can enter IL
show on a ticket reading "admit one.
They are GONE" Of course, and the
decision is just one.
mar The secret Of the Massachn-
sets disgust for liquor is out. The
compound sold there is worse than
Jersey lightning. it is favored with
onions, tobacco, rsisius, and naked ur
witl turpcntine, alcohol and verdi
girls, and most harmless of all, water.
No wonder that Legislators who have
been imposed on by THIS sort Of stuf
want it prohibited.
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NEW GOODS.
E~ New Goods !
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
&c, &C., &c.

&c, &c., &c.
TANING Just received our second sun.
| ply Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
and Notions for the Spring Trade We
feel confident that all who may give us
call can and will he suited
You will find in our Stock mems Coarse
and Fine BOOTS. boys ditto.
Ladies LASTING CATERS,
cheaper than ever.
Laced and Buttoncd BOOTS, also chill.
drcn and Misses SHOES, Of all styles and
prices A large proportion Of our Shors
and Boots are Custom Made and warranted
also 49,
A full stock Of Ladies, Misses and Chill.
dren's Butloncd BOOTS, manufactured at
the celebrated mandatory of VIM $. Cos.
nell Il Co., acknowledged by cverybodyeo
br the best and handsomest Shoes ever
offered in this market.
HATS II double Stock of Saxnoy's for
Men and Boys--;lso Straw Goods for Men
and Boys
HOSIERY, q variety.
SHIRTS for wo: king men
at COST.
Thankful for the very fatterin. support
given US daring the last year, we hope to
have continuance OF the public patronage
Our terms are CASH.
j. J. HENSHAW.
Mav2.tf
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NO, 1865.

In the Circu& Court for Frederick
County sitting IN Equty,
Alc1ius j. lIarbaug!, Executor of the will
of John llarhaugh of c.
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Il II A P Il f r | 3 @.

AN ACT to prohibit the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Frederick
County, from issuing license to ven
doris OF spirituous or fermented
li1uor within two and one miles Of
Brook Hill Meeting House, Fred
erick County.
SECTION 1. BE it en"ete1 By Tie General
.tsscmbB IF .W,yV'9nd That the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of FREDERICK county,
shall not grant Il license to any person OF
persons, to sell spiritaous or termentcd
liquors, ofany Kind, at any time or place
within tive and enc half miles of Brook
Hill! Meeting House, Frederick county,
Maryland. and any person or persons, sci
lmYany kind ut!ntoy icaiing drinks, whcth-
er Of original manufacture or Of a mixed
character within The above described linz
It's, shall on conviction thereof, he subject
TO al fines and pnpa!i"s provided by ths
Code of pub.iu General Laws OF Maryland,
for scllin. spirit,lous or t"Tmcn:ed liquor
without license,
Sr.u. .. .iud he it rrartc3, That this Act
shall take effect from and after the first
Gay Of May 1914.
We Hereby certify t!4t the aforegoing Is
correct cop, of an Act Of Assembly
passed January Session, 1874.
Approved ?iih March, 1914
MILTON y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House olDelrcatcs.
AUGUSTUS GAsSAWAY,
Secretary Of lhe Senate,
a
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MOUNTAINS FARM.

near EVER ) \SNrt- a''oU. - IIllits> IWiri
Nrrhanic>toNn adjoining the Ola Tame
ry ei Thomas ,t"urlcy, containing.
l2D ACRES, more CT less.
About 80 acres are cleared land, and
very productive. Ealapcr is set with
Young Timber, such as .ncstl,vt, CAL and
JJH'kcsy.
The Improvement. consist of largf TIVE
wv slo V log dwelling house containing
will six rosips. A double log B;.ru with
E.n!l!E thrcshing floor, n Spring House, and
never falling spring of water near the
dwelling, a good garden, 40 or 50 Apple
trees, 100 Peach lrccs, Cherry trees ahd
Ounce trees.
The above property is one mile from the
Western MI. Railroad and will he sold nj
a bargain a. the owner in:ends lcaeing the
state.
For further particulars apply TO- or al
dress
A f. ORNDORFF,
NAV 4wx near observation-disclosures
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WANTED "A good servant girl to
w do house work. To INC qualified
for the business good wages will he given.
Enquire at the CLARION once, or at INC
sIlscrihcr's rcsidenrein MCcilancstovr
may 9-tf FREpk. A. WAOoNEl'.
Rhu' arbp c. will soon Je the order r
Tic day
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\ FARM At PRIVATE SALE

The undersigned rs Agent for SOL.
ONION VALENTINE, offers Al private
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
Proposals for Painting Bolivar
County Court House.

CEALED proposals are invited
- by the Board of Supervisors OF
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for
painting and repairing the Court
House, as follows, to wit:
The entire outside to receive
three coats of paint, Of light
brown or yellow color, the inside
to receive three coats Of white
paint--the blinds to be painted
green. House to be underskirted
all around. Covered gallery four.
teen feet high, four feet wide and
ten feet long, at front door Of Court
room. fastening and repairing
window blinds, and such Other
small repairs as the commissioners
NAV direct. Good material to be
used, and all to be done IN good
workmanlike manner, and with
due dispatch. Proposals to be nd
dressed to the Clerk of the Board,
and to be marked Proposals h
Paint Court House," aud filed
within twenty days from the dat'
of this notice. Bids not comply
ing with law and the orders Of THU
Board will be rejected. The B0nrt
reserves the right to reject any an'
| all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
II. r. FLOl,EY, Clerk.
Floreyville, October ., 1871.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Died Barney Robinson on the
IL. day Of October 1874 died at the
resedent Of his former olde home
Barney Robinson was and olde cit
i.en Of this county and one that
WAS well beliked by his nabors both
white and collored. Wsall Will DC
we'll to remember his family III
frendshipt and kindness, in remem
h.rence Of our decsed frende Barney
Roh,nson hue has closed his eye'
In endles sleep the slumber whiei
we all soon must take.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY GARNER.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
MARSHAL'S SALE.

In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
-" wy southcm District Of Mississippi,
To November Term, 1874.
Duncan Sherman Il Co.
F. G. Morehead.
Fl Fa for $lO,l53 90, interest and
cost.
Wy virtue Of a writ Of fieri fa-
II Gins In the above styled cause,
tn me directed from the Court afore-
said, I will, on the
First Monday In November. 1874,
the second day thereof, within the
hours prescribed by law, IN fror.
of the Court House door IN the
town Of Greenville, Washington
county, Stato 6f Mississippi, pro
ceed to sp.i ut public auction to tht
highest bidder for cash, all thu
right, title aud interest OF the sal.
&c. Morehead IN and to the fol
| lowing described lands, to wit
Sections twenty-0ne and twenty
two, township sixteen, range eigh'
west, all lying and being In Tn
county OF Washington and Stat
OF Mississippi.
The same having been levie'
upon as the property of defendan
+. c. NTorehead, will be sold to sat
isfy plaintiff IS Judgment with IN
terest, and all legal damages, cost
and charges accruing thereon.
J. l.. LAKE, Jr.,
". s. Marshal.
By JULIUS JUNKERMANN,
oct1O-3t.lO SDUS Marsha
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

On Sunday morning Mr.. John
Small IN a fit Of dcspondcncy aris-
ing from long prostration from
disease, cut his throat and died
there from on Monday. Mr.. SINAI!
had suffered for many years from
violent and excruciating neuralgia
which made life a burden. He
was compelled to use morphine te
allay the pain from neuralgia, and
his mind was no doubt impaired
by its constant use. He was Of
old citizen Of this Meighborhoot
and the head Of . large family.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Bolivar County.
Chancery Court to October term,
1874, in vacation. this 18th day
of September, 1874.
C. r. Christmas, !,
VS.. ~.
Irnl,nown heirs at law of 1862.
Thomas II. Spencer, deceased !
ttpon opening and reading the
bill for partition, this day filed by
C. r.. Christmas, against the llll-
known heirs ut law of Thomas III.
Spencer, deceased, for u division OF
Iot one, in block three, in t"wn OF
Beulah, according to plat OF the
town Of Beulah In the county OF
Bolivar and State of Mississippi !
It appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court from affidavit Of com.
plainant that the heirs at law OF
Thomas IL. Spencer, deceased, are
non-residcnts of the State OF Miss,s,
sippi, and that their names. any
places of residence, after diiigen'
enquiry. on the part of said com.
nlainant, are unknown ana canno.
be ascertained. It is therefore Or
dercd by the court, that pupllca.
lion be made as to said unknown
Heirs heir Of Thomas H. Spencer, de-
neased in the GgEENviLLE TIMES
o'Iu : newspaper published in Wash
inrton county, Mississippi, citing
them to appear to the Chancery
Court Of said county to be held ut
Floreyville on the
Sd Monday Of October Next,
then and there to ans wer said bill !,
at which time the same will he set
down for hearing, upon prt>k 0f
publication, bill and exhibit.
Ordered In vacation.
fL.s.1 II. L. FLOkEY,
Clerk Of Chanccry Court.
BY JonN DAVIES, p. 4.
Martin sol. fpr Comppt.
sept. 10, '7i-4t,
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
Cranl and Eiegant

Ia about what ought to be SAID
of Landau 4 Spingarn's new stock
Of goods. In :he selection OF this
stock brother Julius Landau has
10 taxed his brain rs to render
him entirely barefooted ON top OF
bis head, but he accomplished his
mission, aud is happy. In the new
brick store-the pride aud orna-
ment Of Washington avenue-he
will on Monday unveil to the as
tonished gaze Of an admiringpub'
| lie . stock Of goods that will hre
tho hearts aud dazzle the eyes OF
all bcholders. In the dry goods
department their stock Is unri-
vailed, aud they particularly In
vite the ladies to call and examine
It. Hats, of every style and quail
ity, boots, shoes, hose, In shor'
everything in the dry goods line
Also superior family and fanc!
groceries, all ofwhich were bought
with each. aud will be sold vcr!
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
Real Estate
n@FOR SALES

One lot corner Shelby street
Washington avenue, ffonttn4
1'heobald's park. This is the be-
soonest lot for a residence IN 0f4
vile.
One lot on Poplar street betw1
Davis street and WashinRtoll =
nue., fronting eastward. a
Also 100 acres Of land n mflee
Greenville, about 20 acree of q
are cleared. fenced ard 10 oltl
tlon, the balahoo valuable g
and convenient 70 market.
Also whole or halt lutergU
niantation on Fish Lokcs
Liberal Y0rl,is. !. !.
sept. '7a.anA.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Goldsmith has returned from
n voyage to st. Louis. and from the
looks Of his stock he made hole
IN the market there. He has a
house full Of groceries, of every
variety, and will sell them on such
terms as will enable us .! ] to come
In. We can hear the ducks sing
Ing and the chickens wAistl'ng al
his store all day; they afe serena
ding the multitudes whip flock t.
his grocery store for supplies. III
selecting III. stock Goldst'ith ha'
exercised unusual care, end hi
goods are Of the finest th&t wer'
ever brought to our city.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

October has opened beautiful
and clear. The mellow tints Of
Indian summer flood the sky and
look rs glorious as a flush OF dIa'
monds In a big pot. The pickeri
should be everlnstingly grabbing
their baskets now, while the dry
weather invites the American citi
zen Of African afiininitIes to rise
with the lark and sip the dew from
every opening flower. Go In, dea
colored brethren, and gather th'
cotton while the sun smiles ant
the skies are genial, for the rain
ofaNovember will soon be on VI.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Captain Hughes, Of the "Sars-
field Southrons,' 22d Mississippi
regiment, preserved the flag they
carried through four years Of bat
tie. and at . meeting Of the order
Of the "Dlue and Gray" In vicks.
burg, the other night, it, folds
wero blended with those Of the
q star spangled banner as they
aoatcd over the brave men who
had met In fraterMal forgctfulncsi
Of the strife that had past.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
prother M. B. sullivan, the wide

brother NJ. B. Sullivan, the wioe
awake. earnest aud intelligent
member Of the Legislature iron'
Bolivar county, is in our CITY en-
joyiug tho society Of his ir,enus' sl'us'
brother Matt. is as truly q repre-
sentative for Washington county
as he is for Bolivar; for when any
measure affecting Washington
county is before the Legislature
lie Is as devoted In our Dena'' - =
our own members. Our peopl'
will neither forget nor undcrvalu' y.
lis services In their interest W.
wish he had q good wifo ana
barrel Of money.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Mr.. George II. Sanford, car
pcntcr and builder, is prepared TO
undertake work on reasonable
terms. He Is an old citizen, a''
honest man and good workman
Let him have q liberal share o.
patronage.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

When the roll of bld4ers -
leyee contracts shall be called o.
the u,ss. Ing Of the Levse board on
Monday next, amongst tl'pse VINO
will answer "pressnt," win bs
Captain Dsgot and Mr.. Larkin
both Of whom have In times pas'
been with us In our skirmishe'
with the a cd. They are expert
enced levce builders, and will faith
fully perform any contract under
taken by them.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
Insurance Agency.

POLICIES OF INSURANCE
can be- obtained upon all classes
of property in the Planters OF
Mississippi, and the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance
Companies, at the Office Of tho
undersigned agent; my ample
facilities for RIVER lNSU-
RANCE are specially recom-
meddcd to shippers of cotton.
Risks taken upon dwellings,
out-houses, stores, stocks OF
merchandise, gin houses, cotton
in press and in store, barns,
stables, &c., either in city or
county, at rates as low as can bo
afforded undor a guarantee Of
CERTAIN INDEMNITY.
All losses adjusted and paid
here.
Also agent for the "Old and
Reliable New York Life Insur-
ancc company:
Capital thirteen million.)
Apply to
S. W. FERGUSON.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Building Is going on again Oh
the brick houses OH Mulberry
street. The delay caused by the
want of brick will not occur again
us the yards have now plentiful Il
supplies, aud will be able hereafter
:. tccn ahead of tho workmcn.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS.
The best news after the fire 10
that the \
PEOPLES AUCTION HOUSE
will soon open in the brick block
where the law Office Of the Messrs.
| Valiant stood.
Mr., Charles White IL now IN ~
Louis, selecting a new and choice
lot Of goods for the fall trade, whicf
will consist Of
CLOTHING,
Doors AND SHOES,
CROCKERY,
GRoCER1Es, ETC.,
which we will sell cheaper thai
before, as we will sell
ra5- FOR CASH ONLY Y. -@
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
A GOOD COOK WANTED,
Apply to ,.
WETHERBEE q bHowN'
net. 3.'74-n0.

Ervp CoRN1CE.-Mr. Foussc, as
the tin shop Of Elliott \ Fousse'
on Washington avenue, mas Q"
exhibition some very handsome
tin cornicc, of his own nanuiac'
ture. Those contemplating the
ercct,on Of fine houses, should &c
and examine this cornicc, which
Mr.. Toussc can make Of any mode
desired.
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10
2ANoER's NOTICE.

St@te Of Mississippi,
Washington County.
Taken by J. d. Griffin, on or
p(ar the premises Of J. P. Gray
ok the SOth day Of September, 1874
A Black Mare Mule,
described as follows : A mare mule
Hack. branded U. s. on left shout
Fer, 10 years old, Is hands high
Appraised at $50. .,a., .o
The owner Is hereby notified To
come forward, prove property, pay
charges. or said estrny will be deal'
with as the law provides.
W." CAGE TAYLOR,
.,ct N ,7l.n1O. Ranger
The Greenville times., 1874-10-10

Our Circuit Court adjourned
last Saturday, after u two weeks
heat. The criminal docket was
liuht. and tho offences generally OF
tho smaller crimes which could
bc cxpiated by . short residence
IN the pcnitentiary.