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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

What none Of us ever drank
from--the tap of n drum.
Few things are impossible tc
skill and Industry.
Apes remain apes, though you
clothe them in velvet. :.
Whit is thnt the rich man wants,
The poor man has, the miser spends
and the spsnd-tbriH saves Moth
Don't tell an editor hpw.to run a
newspaper. Let the poor itiyl iind
1t out for himself =
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

A seventeen-year old son in the
family has the hardest work. lie
comes home two hours after mid
night 50 weary and worn out with
playing at billiards and carrying a
scarf-pin the size of your fist, that
it is as much as he can do to get
out OF bed in lime for dinner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
New Tsiegraphlc Invention.

Mr.. Thomas a. Eddison, few
years since all operator in the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at Cincinnati and Louisville
and now employed as managing
electrician OF the Atlantic and
Pacific lines, has, after years Of
close application, succeeded in not
only perfecting an instrument by
which four distinct messages can
be transmitted over a single tele-
graph wire.or circuit at the same
time. but has actually transmitted
and legibly.recorded, on the line
between Now York and Washing.
ton: three thousand one hundred
and iitty words in one minute.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

!" The immense size of some OF
tho Photographic productions ex.
ecutcd at the present day is well
calculated to excite aston ,shment.
Recently pictures ofwthis kind
have been 1nadc>of~the new opera
house in Paris,sfourAstts ttsAGe. ip-
ches in length, aud thrc.feet four
inches in height-thcse being, ,ob-
tanned in one single piece by a
we'll known process. and4withshe
aid Of q large camera constructed
in a special maiincr for this pnr-
pose.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

Mr.. Schultz, who was shot by
the Brooklyn burglar, is recover
ing. although bullet passed
through his head. II has improv-
cd his eyesight, he says. Carruih,
the New Jersey editor, has bull
let in his head, and he says his
vision has become telescopic in its
mower.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

An Ohio Journal refers to Gov.
Allen ii his 1hnrmanian. relation
as "thc old Saurian uncle" Old
"carboniferous uncle would bc
better, andwifeh abbreviated into
"old carb. u,rle," would be good
English, good fact and good drug
gist's Latin.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

A manufacturer in Georgia is
making a fortune BY making ging-
ham sunbonnets. lie furnishes
them by the thousand, and gets
orders from nearly all the towns
in Georgia aud Alabama. Begin.
niDg by supplying the demand in
the little town In which he lived,
at sixty cents per bonnet, he was
encouraged by success TO go into
the business more extensively, and
now produces equally as good an
article at thirty-three cents, aud
the demand is increasing every
day.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

0ld issac was or rather believed
himself 70 De a very deyout Chris
tian wreslled much with the
spirit IN prayer, aud il was his
custom at nignt when his work was
over, 10 retire TO his cabin. aud de-
vote himself 10 worship until bed
time. These exercises were carried
OF in so loud a tone as to be heard
by. all the persons on the farm,
white and black, and old isaae's
earnest and frequent announce
ment that he was always ready tn
meet the Lawd had been so Of
Aeard that some rascaIly boys
conclIAftd to have some fun, and at
the sanfy time test old Tsaxe's faith
One night, therefore, while old
Isaac was under full headway in
his exercises;
80 Lawd we knew dy long
suf'rin fur dis beni'ted sinner, but
we fell, o Lswd dat in dy love we
will be spahei dy vangins aud
%rat. We are always reNy, Lawd,
at dy biddin, to cum to deN'nd we
wait Ieady Y meet dy aagefGab-
rel. Send him, o Lawd' wild his
shining trumpet, hisrobes ov glo-
ry, and his crowntoflife, and his
crown of life, and take ~ poh sah-
want into dy vineyard
"Is-a-ac Is-a-ac!n came in a
deep sepuichral tone down the
chimney.
Amenr' softly said Isaac,
abruptly closing his prayer, and
rising with fear and trembling.
Is-a.aei Isaac - came the
stM hreadfuktoues.
:" Who-ho-ho's iist!p stammered
the awe-strrcken negro.
80 -zaangel--of--the--Lord---
has-come-tor--Isaac T" came in
slow, solemn tones, with measured
emphasis, from the darkness out.
side.
Isaac hesitated, and then, with
reinforced courage, 1t came:
De Lawd bless you, dat niger
helm. been here for d week
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

The wheat crop in the United
States of 1874 was 100000, 900 bu-
shells, and there il at this date Il
surplus of wheat in the country
over domestic wants for consump-
ton Of about $1,000, 900 bushels.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
The Meridian Mercury thus re.

The Meridian Mercury thus re-
fers TO ,hescall for extra session
",Ihe proclamation calling the
Legislature together in extra.ses-
sion on Tuesday, the 9th instant,
is a bitter commentary on the law
making capabilities Of the negro
party, whose rascality and bung-
ling makes the occasion. The
datEcr now il ,ihst such L6gis.
latlre MIL mako confusion worse
cort5undod There is no money
lit it for any Of the members, not
even . protabiIjty, ,tlpt9Ny votes
can be sold, ana that holds out a
hope that the extra session may
fail for want of quorum
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

What kind ol-sassagcs is them ?
queried an old lady of.the. young
man Of literature undergraduates
lie passed through The train selling
ban3uas.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
Notes from Central station Court,
From the Detroit Free Press
A WANDERER.

A wANDERER.
Joseph Muldoon had scarcely
touched the mark when he inform
cd the court that he was not only
poor orphan without a relative
1.-The world, bnt that he belonged
III Ga ra,Mst E.s
II can't help it il you live in
Colorado replied the court !;
'syou Shall have fair trial, and
truth aud justice shall stand out
here like frcckles on a Chicago
womau's nose. Are you guilty."
II took drop, sir"
Where did you drop from?"
Il mean that slipped a little
brandy, sis, and it, few to my
head. " a
Joseph Muldoou, native of
Canada Can yoa'te sEktten sraly,"
flew to your head, YOU flew, into
an 'alley, and the police flew 10
yoG. 1t was dying limeN DO
you n, make ! I, praetics of drinking
"No, sir, | drink whisky as a
general thing"
Yes--um--yes,n muscd his ho-
nor, as he looked ovce at the grin
ming Bijah. Well, Yll,stquestcr
you.n eN -.
Thanks, sir, thanks.'%
/ don't, want any thanks. !
said Pd sequcster you for tllirty
days"
Pm greatly obliged, sir, and
Ell go noW--right OIL"
ss,Sir! Don't you know what
seGaester means 7" replied the
court.
Yes, SIR and I'll be in Canada
Bijah grilfned. - ! =
The clerk grinned.
The reporters anxiously waited.
MIR. JOY, let this man out, "
continued the court, as he looked
up from bis papers. land warn
him that he'll catch it if he ever
comes within thirty-six miles Of
Detroit again.
A VENERABLE PINE.
"Scptembcr johnson, why do
you appear at this bar2" asked
his honor Of the next man "A dar-
key SC old that his head was white
and .his limbs weak.h
's9o .StAway,,, was the reply.
" And how many ) policcinen
were engaged in your alfestf "
One, sah.' ~
"Only one. Why, | thought il
must have taken a dozen TO bring
you in. Well, SO you were drunk p
No sah---I was tired"
Mr. Johnson, you are very
near the yawning tomb. You are
in the December Of your life. II
You live to see the Centennial
'bpen, you'll be forgotten before
aifother comes. Standing there
one foot in the grave, as it were,
your white hair signal that yop
are ready to sail across the mystic
river, can you lie to me m
81 was little drunk" replied
the prisoner, after moments
hesitation.
=" That's better, Mr.. Johnson
You liaf6'a clean look, and hnpc
that your path down The valley O.
death nfat have no terrors. Ior
may 90, Mr.Johnson, and if were
you I'd stick to weak tea and bar
ley water and let strong drink
alone"
Il will, 'sah," replied the ole
chap, as he1obbled away.
A y0xNa OAK.
y Loaahg afouhtl; eh ?" inquir
sel the court, az JOHN Brown wal
brought out. .sa.sss
Eye tried for a job growlet
the prisoner.
--~rf.know all about you, John
I've seen those carsAthat nose
that yawniugsmotah here at TIL
bar halt dozen times during tn
past year"
"T'm going to ChicagtNir."
am bet Eve hundred dollars t.
! d cent that you WON'T You ar
roixg to the House of Correction
for SIXTY days
cts bad, sir. when fellow
tries hard TO find work. :.
:. know it.. The police hay
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24


SAD KccIDENf.-We are deep.
II panied to1rANn tlfSt h sad aoei-
dent occurred IN our city on Mon
dsytvcnihg last, by which Miss
Euella McCali' a refined and ele-
CANT young lNlg, ofGrenada, and
MIS-, fowler, were injured, the
former quite seriously. This I'M
fortunate accident was caused by
the uPsettingof u vehicle driven
by Nj: fowler, in which were the
two ladies above mentioned.
There seems to be conflicting
opinions as to the true cause OF
this melancholy accident, some at
tribu.iugi II to thcsllorsc and 9TH
ers tothc driver. There is evidently
blame somewhere, and until It can
be deiinitly ascertainea, we shall
refrain froniroidmeut, not wish
ing to deal unjuslly by any ono.
Although personally unacquain-
ted with The iniared ladies, we
extend TO Them opr deepest sym
pANlies in their ailllction.-M Missis-
sippi Central.
Dr. Mccall has recently heard
that his daughter was out of dan
ger.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

A boy asked his father who il
WAS that lived next door to him,
aud. when he heard the namo iu-
quired If he was a toolA No, my
little one, he is not fool, bat y
very sensible man, but why did
you ask the question z" " Be-
cause replied The boy, mother
said the other day that you were
next door TO fool"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
RULE FOUR.


All Editorial Notices, except
when accompanying the first inser-
ton of an advertisement, will be
charged 20 cents per line; Obitua.
ries the same. Simple announce
ments of deaths or marriages free.
Persons who wish to indulge in
what is termed personal notices. y
will be required TO pay in accord
ancc with the nature Of their arti-
cles.
RULE FIVE.
FEES FOR ANNOUNCING cANDI-
DATES:
For State and District Offices, $50
For County Oificcs:.,..."..~...... 10
For Beat Offices. s.................. 8
RULE SIX.
Orders from transient customers
verbal or written, for job work, ad-
vcrtlslng, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Cash to obtain
attention. Accounts of regular
customers due and presented the
lst Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

Chancery Court will be held IN
!ssaquena County, l4th District,
the 4th Mondays after 4th Mon
days of January, April, July and
November.
The terms of the Supreme Court
will commence on the 3d Mondays
Of April and October.
The Town Council meets regular
ly the 1st Tuesday Of each month
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
CGAE! SGAh!!

In quantities Ia suit purchasers,
and as cheap a. the cheapest, at
my Coal Yard In Greenyjlle. :.
WSi. MARSHALL.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
helm. been here for d week !

Ii those dresses were twice as
tight they would wear them. |
it was the fashion to carry barrel
Of dour on the back of their neck g
they would do 1t or die trying.
You couldn't devise a fashion the
women wouldn't neelSly follow,
from no clothes in winter to bear
skiasovercoat in summer.
The. Empress Of Japan cautions
heryoung lady friends about talk
ing loudly on the streets like the
vulgar American girls.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24

pM-Such Regular Advertisements
must be paid ut the beginning of
each quarter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24
BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.

bUN tIJS OF SUPER VISUKS.
Regular meetings are held by the
Boards of Supervisors of each corn-
~ on the lst Mondays of January,
March, July, August, and October,
and may continue in session 4 days
and no longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-07-24


A Cleayeland woman recently
married Chinese laundrymah,
and three days thereafter the un-
happy Celes tial hfpeared at i bar
boris shop and ordered his pig tail
cut off, saying in explanation
TOO muchee dam yank.p y
~ a--lz--xx-.-.s,.. :, -------l
Why cannot a Temperance man
kiss a Jewess? IIois sworn not to
taste jew-llps
RUM JOKE I'll e centennial OF
the battle Of Braiaywine will be
celebrated with spirit.
You can't weigh an eel with
scales, because they have none you
know.
Drawbacks to progress are on
the increase and they now embrace
pinback dresses
A'gushfne reporter speak, of a
brides eyes as /" bright as the
buttons on an angels undercloth-
ing"
A man adyertises in New York
paper for bar-keeper, " who must
be recommended By bis pastor. .
Sheet music--Chldren crying in
bed. \.
Why are all washermomen great
travellers because they are con-
tinually crosslngthe line aud run :
ming rom pole to pole.
a pure conscience makes. con-
tented heart
What girls like best aud eat Of
tcncst--il good eel.
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OFFICE RULES.
RULE ONE.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS;
One Copy one year. in advance, s3:0t
ous Copy six months. in advance eco
RULE TWO.
RATES OF ADvERrisING:
Transient Advertising One
Square. one Inssstion,-..... si:5o
Each subsequent Insertion. IS
Fees fer Legal notices due on or
before last publication. No proof
furnished until paid for =
RULE THREE.
ofARTERLy, HALF-yEARLY AND
YEARLY RATES:
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18th Chnncry District; continues 8
days in Tunica, 9 in Coahoma, 9
in Bolivar and IL In Washington:
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Yes, SIR and I'll be in Canada
silah sgnu'nlp'iRA grii|eSA. s -

The clerk grinned.
The reporters anxiously waited.
Mr.. Joy, lot this man out"
continued the court, as he looked
up from his papers, land warn
him that he'll catch it if he ever
comes within thirty-six miles Of
Detroit again.
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Ncw- Jersep Real q state for Sue.


4 L Orange (doIntain Ciil0, elegant country
cut views ,souterD moiern conyeuenee adoinng
Messrs iec%e Marcy, brown, Mcclellan couHIy
seals Will rent Apply TO ulrnlton Waus 81 pinest
Tor SALE at a bargain in Plainield, N. j.
besirnle HOt SIC and ltl Ds, hanls"mey loa.itsd
iir best stTerts only minutes walk iT,m depot
EULAND 81 WHITING, Bechman st.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CARPETS
L AMI FuKN1TU RE Pr me UNLMPRDVED PROPER
~ Mt Craniori. y. j. central Railroad Address E>
CHANGE, III odne Office.
EOR SALE or To LET, at Madison, n j. an
FL giant Country llsides. sting Of brcN
son, aOoat OOy 10, two stories and attc most sIbs aDy
Throughout pnrt-rs dle gardener
also large carriage house eXt.ns greenhouses aud
worries Hover AMI vegetable gardens THE conpr
Il In lawns, of nne oil trees
orchard and arabic ad also, two lakes supplied
spnag The loea1an great extent and
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hishel seo photos. B. EDDY, PARK place.
FOR SALE and to RENT, at very reasonable
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Modern house, eight large lot Rent SfJ0Modern
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WA CUhRIE ROY.
1fii-ACRE FARM.-One hour from New York
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J. W EDWARDS "a Pine A., up staira
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The Practical Treatise on the Friction Of Air
in Mines by j. j. ATKINSON, prepared Tor the Manchester
Geological society and which h.Lo found wide eireiI-
ation in England, Ia issued III aneat handy volume by
d. Van Nosit7inJ IL sets forth the principles OF mining
ventilation ~ brief form, bat with great Iucdity, aud
cannot tdl To prove manual Of constant utility III min
u,, practice
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6eafhers.

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NANTED-A position TO TEACH little chill
w dru ENGLISH RANCH ~ ami NJ USIC 10y = young
lady who has taught uie hindarsi e. ~ ssu Address
A. r., Tribune Office
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Gin Real Gstdie for Sale.

COMBINATION PERFECT COOKING
v KANGts that ,eat alpve. Economical Ddfs
be Warranted. III IL, GfIPEN Co. 1hild ave-, aDoVe
Twenty Thrust. ~ 7.
TOR SALE or TO IET-An elegant full-size
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CHURCH. viii 10 GispOse very low to TesponS0 bic pii 9
AMI i iuIueately Ad0I,ss N. ID. H. Box ISo4 Post
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
srw-YoKK CITY.


po,o,g A. mo 34, PISA; Henrietta, wife of 40 oo
starrto r COPELAND, nj man Village q, N
1ds aca PTdy s 100 10 %' iarr Coz
Klne.t @ 9s,. ~ and So OoOAloo 1900
R"s 'lss It !" sf Ha % 25isi Executors ON
3ist IS, l35 II Of ~ aye IoAoi A"sA''' 10 900
an $3.50 Ave d. i2llAoo' N'n""' I4soo
ot; sro: i45li II OF Gth ave, IGs19ll Mar
81 ra ~, VIZ o. Rlss Adoia * wife Of e Q, soo
,dt5 5S sou as ga OF Dry Dock st. 4sx2, AM,
wle or lawson and o IT, LII al law 2a76o
2lu 81, 81 u " Of SAC Z|Aoa'' N"i 1900
goth st, Us NO Slo) 1901 i"eia, "'.o 40
+Go 81, 2S6 n W o. eu"ve' iaAio't' ~ .'.. IO.ooD
property; Brown TO sarah r" "ne % y ' $4,000
CON Il lso # of lave 2o1oo; 9N'n'' 1900
ns so n W Of th.ave 75xso3i sarah V,
cOs 29l . ~ y u 9hs e. N 10000
65ulsts 70 NV Of iola'e r@.> 1900
ii,s''sse4 Al II Of MADISON ave 97xlOOSi I'M
o7thsi q, vi Madison ave- . ~ 49, 1900
e2d St, g $50 f. OF 3daVe 'i'Ai'si O ".. 2Ico
IAN ST. iSo II OF ON ave- 500
Anne WIFI oI Ma"Re ana oa'''r''p "9O 1890
,S e y ' cor 18Th thence 70 IAN It eat 70
Iomus 81 < 10 i3ta 1t Ia AyeD james ana ~ ooo
fii.. MAI bry" :, r ~ 70 + irown 10000
cenl5l9te, s. 800 II Sds, @5HiOo W II Miller 100
IstaSe y COZ l-2d st. l''oAfo fa,N . $4,000
Glh a,e ss o gu, 81 a 2T1oo' 1900
stn ave, TN Oh S7t e" -a'9Al q, 200
~ Ln'sE nam %,D coz "a go per year m 700
Iul oi'i' u 49, a. on, o ia 1900
i.t1 81 II - :, ~ ~ it"n - ~ Xgu per wear 1900
iui.'ph e. - w al am l.,
tt"s~ SG :, " ~ William a. % 500 pr year 90
Ni. ISL .,d.is, sc, Eef Protestant Dutch Nhtfch W
KerwiL FL years lease, Mill lr'iisge Of TWO IT.
nSwals; c,,,no, prtors, leyee p.r year 1o0u
W,li W ~ tt ~ ot Fnhot ar Q 1856. u, year 500
" IAN ~ ~ - ~ n of Eniton 81 SITE per year 100
Milstr,s ylderp Ref frut Dutch Chureh W n
kei"m " ytas mi ~, ~ "a, ~ II Der year go $50
Ai -, s s " ~, " mann ~ OxJ5 p.r year ... 500
Minist.r e.Gcrs, ~ c.. lef frUt Dntoh Church To n
herAiu 2 yea lease, with iTO reueWa-t
81 az ; w ~ o' a2 az = ws I.r wear 700
c.no, -, N %, years. l oeT year V"uio 81 $50
ut,a ~ "a 80. m, war ................. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

tle prOpeIty huiu VIII 'o '0''''' ~
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL tSthIE'
By r. H. LIii0W & Co.
storv ureh and lot No 423 West itths' CIT 400
z,bI Il oi Nintlaye, tot o. Nb2 .'''''''''
M Jere. JJhnson,U ,,,,
plo OF ground and brck factory corner ul ~
a. ana J,.onard At known Nos So ~, 20 w en,u
"a ison-st Noe Leonard ST. lot OO'hioV'% sco 700
BIZ adrian H. Hutier & son. o.,
6story brick hoT,s and store IS 500 $50
sory brick house ana lcs no 73 Si ~ 1880
sslor 1reH acsss and 1d oi NO 5Sl h1'' LIN st. 100
soIy brick no9,s a aa lGt No Sz9 h*' $500
s trek Hq ~, q gnI io 1 ~ 40 9 has itu 81 $500