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I'm BoukruDtey,

District Court of the L. -, District Of Maine
In The mailer OF Nathaniel A. Halves, Of Broois
vile. in said District, Bankrupt.
This ~ 70 give notice that pursuant 10 an of,ea
of Court the second and third meetings 81 lbe
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held Lelntt
Charles HamIu, one OF the Registers in Banh
Tuptcy in said District at the Custom House y =,
Ellsworth, in said District, the tenth Gay W "
November, A. ID. 1875, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ i0 w Wy
purposes named in the 9th and 2sth secIiOn4 Oh
the bankrupt Act of March I'd. 1867.
Dated a. Portland in the County Of CuaLs
land, in said District, on The l4th day OF oclo0s'
A. D., 1875.
DAVID b. KICKER, Assignee
2wa2 Portland Ne
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Aetu advertisements.
Co-partnership.

rrUF eo.psrtnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned under the firm OF J. +. Cor
don Co. is This day dissolved by mutual con
sent, j. L. Gordon being authorized to settle the
outstanding debts OF the firm.
JouN T.. GORDON
EUGENE j. SwAS.
Franklin, Oct. 9Th Is75. SW4B
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PERSONAL NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that all Officers sailors
ana soldier wounded, ruptured or injured in the
late rebellion. however slightly are entitled To
pension, and thousands Of pensioners are entitled
TO an increased raie. Apply immediately through
DR.. L. B. JACKSON,
- Late Surgeon, U. 8. NAVY
No. New Chambers st., New YORK tyr "a. Is
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DIR. HANS Won BALOw.

One would hardly think it credible that
Boston audience could hear any thing in
the form of musical treat, that would
surprise them in the least. as they are con-
stantly hearing the worlds best musicians,
but Won Balow has certainly taken the
'Hub.r by storm. and astonishes every
body, by his remarkable skill and brilliant
execution. He has created great furore
at the four concerts he has already given.
and is sure to have large houses and cor
dial reception at the three entertainments
he will give this week. Although he had
been extravagantly advertised, he was all,
and even more, than had been expected.
He is accompanied by an orchestra under
the direction of Carl Bergman. He seems
delighted with the reception rendered him,
and makes everybody at bis Concerts, feel
that they have known him all their lives;
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Uriah futile was arrested a: Millbridge,
Saturday for breaking and robbing the
stores of H. II. Bowles, Weber Feeney.
About $500 worth of goods are missing.
futile escaped from the officer and is still
at large. he had aceomplices in the rob-
berry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

For the ninth annual meeting to be held
in Augusta. Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of Thanksgiving week. the follow
i'm papers have been promised:
The Teachers Work-It. RESPONSIBILITIES.
Lights and Shadows, by Rev Geo. Forsyth
OF Rucksnort.
Qualifications OF Teacher. -. l.. Smith.
Top-lam.
.!Whai Shall We Teach in Common Schools.
-Eph. llSnt. Portland.
A Rational Plan Of Study for Graded
Sch 1ols. b. Bedford Melchcr. $500.
~ lay we have 80 many four Ieachers,"-
r. Woodbury.. Pennington
Practical Education. Rev. Z. +. Allen.
orono.
Relation Of Education 10 L1bor."-Prof. VI.
{. Fernald. Orono
~'Relation Of the Teacher 10 his Employers. -
A. II. he ley. Belfast
"Educiiion at the Centennial, A. I. Mar
BILE. Worcester. Mass.
The Art of illustrating" -. VI. Cous-
ems. Na.>aaboro.'
drawing in the Public School,. NJ. ~.
Hawke Pembroke.
school Hygiene.'-p. u. Pstten. rsri bod.
I - OF the scc,tation.'-' g Round
school House NeniilAticn.' ~. II. Fcs-
nell. Portland.
Common sense Element in schools.
NJ. hodge, westbrook Seminary.
intermediate Schools" Prof J. ". V.
Et... kent's Hill.
school Discipline. - 4. .. Eichard.oa,
BTid ton.
Faults In Primary Teachiug-M hat and
How Corrected. -. II. Hanson. Maicrtiiir.
Natural History 10 Primary schools,
Rev. Dr. Thas. Hill. Port aud.
The Popularity to H. Sought by the Teach
err" Rev. ~. :. knowlion. ilouiton.
Means Of Illustration ia >eh0o-, a. =.
Kelsey, Pennington.
other promiuent educators will D. present
aud particil ate Ia the exercises. The iudics-
ton. are that TIE meeting will h. larse and en-
ihusIA.tic
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Caution.

A IL PERSONS are ca"tipncI against buying a
~ Note 81 btHi for z q sd given uy me- t3 t-AIun
Bavls. dated sept ~. 1855 payable IN jane l-7a
and a. No yalac has been received. snail mot
pay sAIl Note pANITL DAVIS.
Odlni. Ocl ~, ISIS. INI.'
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Legislative Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that
i hc with IT. s>-trlat,s -huIi pctl ion fhr u,N {
Legislature 10 gJlut charter tut tr Ift. pose
Of building and maintaining "a N'Ir ln tltr wafer,
teiwcen B~ar I-llni to The town Of Cranberry
l-lc ant NJ Desert opposite tue weir " A. e. saw
age and al.
JAMES CLEMENT Jk. and ais.
Mt Desert O. 2Il 1915 gN4i.
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The state elections now coming on
are as follows Virginia, Kansas, Mary
land. Massachusetts,, Mississippi. Minneso-
Ia, New York, New jersey. Pennsylvania
Wisconsin and Illinois on November ?. and
Texas on December :.
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-Houlton had it's first snow s.of,a
Wednesday last waok. 4 : 'h
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AGENTS Cobb. Wight 4 Norton. Roekland
Nelson Mullen, North Haven; S. b. Morey, Burnt
Cove; sullivan Green, Green's Landing; WIN C.
Parker, south West Harbor; Stephen Higgins,
Bar Harbor; VIM. Desisles Lamoine; Ambrose
Simpson, Sullivan. 30f
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Inside Line I! Day Route !!
SULLIVAN TO PORTLAND AND BosroN
SAM. DAY
ROckidHd, Mt. Desert IL SuIiiran
Steamboat Company.
FALL ARRANGEMENT F!
ONE TRIP PER WEEK |!
r. /, STEAMER ULYSSES,
SHRE0eEk. Capt David Robinson,
W i'll leave Railroad Wharf, Rockland, every
saturday, morning at A. Nj,

Returning, will leave sullivan every Monday
morning at six O'Clock arriving IN Rock and in sea
son 10 connect with 80 L. NJ, train arriving in
Portland at OPP m, Il Boston at 10 Z. NJ, Lewis
ton and Augusta same evening. Also connecting
at kockiand with Steamers for BostonMondays IS.
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THE SOLID MEN Oh BosToN. -Ihe Bos-
tor Traveller chronicles the richest men Of
the city a. follows: The reputcd richest
man OF Boston in 1850 was Ebrn.Eer Fran
ci. who was rated AZ 5000 900. not far
from the amoLnt be hen. Among those
rated al a million and over were the Apple
tons. Nathan and William. 81 500 ,0Op each
aud samuel. 81 .O1O COO. about what they
len Joseph Braoiee, 81. 2o 600. a ialr e.
innate; John Bryant, sl.jOO,OO0, far les
Than he lcii; John l.. Gardner, sl,2JO.oOO.
az amount largely increased since; Angus
lu> IIemenway $1,000 900. which was un-
d-r-cstlmated and Is now six or eight
times larger; Benjamin Humphrey, $1,000,
600; Abbott Lawrence, g. 900, goo; Amos
Lawrence. 81 900 600; David and Joshua
sears. each Sl.5OO.0OO; Robert q. shaw.
81 800. 600; William sturgis, sl,0O.OO0.
largely under-es estimated; john T.. Thayer,
81 800 900; John Welles, $1,000 goo;
Thomas Wigglesworth. 81 ,2J0.OO0. now
nearly four lines that amount. With three
exceptions the above have been dead sew
eral wears, aud a. a large portion OF the
property left by them was Ia real estate 1t
will be readily sccs that the estimate 10
1870 would place tle total several times
larger. Peter Il. Brigham Was rated at
$500. 90. Mr.. Brigham in ls.j is up in
the millions. James NJ. Beebe was put
down al $500 goo. very fair estimate then.
but far below the figures to-day Seth
Adams was put down AT $780, 600; he left
several millions. Richard Baker WAS
placed at elO0 coo: he divided by will TX
millions. Gardner Brewers figure in 1850
was 500 600: his devised estate was over
FIVE millions. Percy Burnham only slJ0.
coo; he would not sell ont to-day FOR that
u-atrlI the fRkp
that figure Hollis HuBnewell i allowed
the very respectable sum of 500, 900: the
tax book tells different story to-day.
Harvey ID. Parker $4,000; not very near
the mark in 1875. Samuel l.. Payson
Slnl nln NOW M IN The millions.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Ellsworth Oct. le, 1875.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
RIVER NEWS.

The river has riser several feet
above Memphis; where navigation
was so bad. Steamboat business
becoming brisk and from receipts
at this point, freight is now plenti-
ful.
so bales were shipped on the Par
goud last Sunday; there will be 200
tomorrow.
st. Louis Republican says: 1.-THE
Mary Bell, Capt. Hicks and Gris-
SONS new boat, has arrived here
from Metropolis, where she has
been building. She can he seen at
the foot Of Mulberry street. The
Mary Bell Is a monster craft. /.
When alongside Of the City Of Al
ton, one of the largest boats In til e
st. Louis and New Orleans trnde.
her hurricane roof comes above the
texas OF that boat, while her boiler
deck appears above the roof of the
Gen. Anderson. The Mary Bell
will receive her finishing touches
here and complete her outfit at this
port, after which she will proceed
to take her place In the old Belle
Lee trade between Memphis and
New Orleans.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
Washington County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Washington County. J
Circuit Court, October term, 1875.
To Franklin p. Smith:
vOU are hereby notified that
1 there is pending against you
In the Circuit Court Of Washing
ton county, State of Mississippi,
an attachment suit in which the
sum of $1,000 is claimed which
said suit is brought by Kate
Roberts. that the writ of attach
ment issued therein has been lew
led upon the south half Of lot : %
block one of the First Addition TO
the town of Greenyille in said
county, and is returnable to SAID
Circuit Court on the
Is. Monday Of October. 1875,
You are therefore cited to be and
appear before said court on the
lst Monday Of April, 1876, and
plead to the case and in default Of
your appearance judgment BY de-
fault will be entered against you,
and said attached property will be
sold and the effects applied to the
payment of plaintiffs claim.
Witness my hand and seal of
said court this 9th day Of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1875.
JULIUS JUNKERMANN,
septll'75.n6l Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
Norwood High School
VIRGINIA.
Session 75--76, Opens Sept. 20,'75

WIN. u. CAbEL, (Universlty va. fTlnclpai
+. KEY MEADE, university va.)
Instructor in Ancient Languages
THos. A. SEpDoS, (Afath Medalist Univ va)
Instructor in Modern Languages,
English, &c.
HESRY RosE CARTER, &c. E. and Assistant
in Applied Math. University Of va.)
Instructor In Pure and Applied Math.
Ro. L. BRowN, University va)
Instructor in Bookkeeping, English, &c.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, May 20, 1875.
We understand that Mr.. wm. ID Cabell, a
gentleman Of wide reputation US the Founder
and Principal Of Norwood High School, has
engaged the services in the work of ofinstruction
Of \. Key Meade, Thomas A. scddon, and
II. r. Carter, all teachers of experience, and
distinguished for special attainments in their
respective departments. Norwood School Is
distinctly preparatory to the University, and
we recognize with pleasure the success of the
school, as evlnced by the high standing and
rapid progress of many Of Mr.. Cabell's pu-
pills, who have passed from his hands into
ours. With all confidence, therefore, we
recommend the school conducted by Mr.. Ca
bell to those who wish 70 have their sons tho
roughly trained for the University, or for any
sphere Of higher culture.
d. l. Gildersleeve, Professor of Greek.
George Frederick Holmes, Professor Of His
tory, Literature and Rhetoric.
John B. Minor, Professor Of Common and
Statue Law.
Charles s. venable, Professor Of Mathcma-
tics.
J. 8. Davis, Professor Of Anatomy and
Met. Med.
William E. Peters, Professor or Latin.
Noah X. Davis, Professor Of Moral Philo-
s2phy.
james L. Cabell, Professor of Physics and
Surgery.
NJ. schele Devere, Professor of Modern
Languages.
j. W Mallet, Professor Of Chemistry.
Francis II. Smith, Professor of Natural
Philosophy
John r. Page, Professor Of Natural Histo-
ry and Agriculture.
L. J. Boeck, Professor of Applied Mathe-
matics.
s 0. sou,hall, Professor Of Merchantile
Law, &c.
James l.. Harrison, Professor Of Med. and
Chairman Faculty. [septll'75-n0.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
1T will be seen that Landa

1T will be seen that Landau,
Spingarn \ Co. are in the ring as
cotton buyers. Julius himself is
now absent after stock of goods,
but Marcus and Spingarn will
launch out the cash for cotton.
The longest pole will knock down
the persimmons, and a bale of cot
ton will go to the top notch when
Wilczinski, Landau and Lengs-
field 4 Everman get to bidding on
1t. They are going TO do some
heavy bnckiug for the largest ship
ments, and will make greenbacks
fly.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
RANGERS NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Washington County
Taken up on the Boycs planta-
ton, on the Sth day Of March, 1875,
A Mousse Colored Mare Mule.
Said estray Is described as fol-
lows: One small nouse-colored
mare Mule, very old /; branded rs"
on right hip. collar marks on each
side of neck.
The owner is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, and
pay charges, or said estray will be
dealt with as the law provides.
CHAS. THOMAS, Ranger.
August 7, 1878.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
COMMISSIONERS =

TYNDER and by VIZ
~ cree rendered 10 \
Court for the first diSelll
county, State Of Mlsel1
7th day Of NovelnbeEs =
In q certain cause thel
Leonidas Taylor ct. q
plainants; and james
al. were defendant,
commissioner appoinv
Court to execute saio
sell, within the hour. 4.
by law, at public auo '
u the highest bldde1
the Court House doog j.
Of dreenviile, Washin
Mississippi, 4
VI 3oQ0ayt t0e Aes.
ber, A. .. -
the following descrlb
wit: six hundred ano
acres Of land on Dear ',1
inOfnn MI, ntv. 8tnto q
IN township (l6l els
ri seven west, bein r.
sections IA and IS Will = q
east bank Of said cre
Of sections "A and u @ i r
ship. which lands 49,
to Rucks d Yergef y
Robert H. Buokner. III
The title to sxId
to be good. but l 81 aprs
such title as IL .[s1
commissioners. ENu
MARCELWater5
September Is, 11,AY
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
The New York Herald thus &C.
counts for the result In Maine:

counts for the result In Maine:
urv,ao,,Iv ,ho sno.o,os a,a
hit ths nah WIZ ~ ~, uI ~ na' y
nancisI iss,,e Tho n n3o.,o =" are e"c cn. u.
,.sriv - % trs sa, o puSS p,;iS ,'',,,. a." Mt Mt
ns.,ys % 10th % 40 rt,as s =, Ta,n. tn Ma' ~
,nr s,.oc,a % mn v"n,s , . vvhasn a,u .ho. Ia
,,,".gree H. o With | tSe Ie,d"r The thov .s,s : y
.,sc.,a ~ u IN tho st o''ast,r NY ~ ~ u,e
t.,,uc',,, yu " .h,rt ~ IeI.iun pi.i. y, ''.e !.
..iS % sent for senatar % S Mor,or ~ 70 =
sssu, '1us s.1s...,,, " A"tol nio',"n W
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25

As an act Of justice to Mr.. Rich.
ard Burdctt, we will state that his
name was not placed on the Radi-
cal ticket by their convention.
We got our information from one
Of their leaders, but it was incor-
rect. They made no nomination
fer Supervisor Of the 4th district.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI, |
Washington County.
In Washington Circuit Court to October
term, lss5.

'~>>@@>6~
term, Isis.
John Heath
vs.. Fl. Fa.
E. P. Tyree ct ais. }
DY virtue Of the above execu-
ID ton to me directed, / shall
expose to public sale. at the door Of
the Court House In Greenville,
within the hours prescribed by law,
to the highest bidder for cash,
On the First Monday Of October
next, all the right, title, and inte-
rest Of the defendants Victor F.
Erwin, Johnson Erwin and Will
liam Erwin, In AMI to the follow.
ing described property, to wit:
All sec l, twp IA, range S-6SS acrs
Lot an lot2 section 2,
twp IA, range 8 10 acrs
In sec 80, twp Is, range 6N45l acrs
W! &w3sea sec "a, twp
l5, ranges 400 acrs
half lot 5, sec. 80, twp Is,
ranges 40 acrs
Containing in the aggregate, l6ii acres
All In Washington county, Miss.
The same having been levied up
on as the property Of the defendants
Victor F. Erwin. johnson Erwin
and William Erwin, and will he
sold sosatisfy plaintiffs claim aud
all costs.
o. WINSLOW,
Sheriff OF Washington county.
BY w. II. SMITH, d. s.
Percy & Yergcr attys for plff.
September IL, 1876
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, r
BOLIVAR COUNTY.
In Chanccry Court, at Rules, August le, 1875
Frank & Reinach !
No. S84 vs.,
w. NJ. s. j. P. Pride.

Upon opening the papers in
~ this cause, and 1t appearing
from affidavit filed that the above
defendants, w. NJ. and Joseph p.
Pride, are non-residents Of the
State Of Mississippi, aud reside In
the State Of Alabama, and have
their postoiilce at Pride's Station,
In said State Of Alabama; II u
therefore ordered that said defend
ants make their appearance at the
next term Of the Chancery Court
Of Bolivar county, Mississippi, to
be held at Fl0reyville, In said coun-
ty, on the Sd Monday Of October,
1875. and plead, answer, or demur
to compla1nants' bill, or the same
will be taken for con fessed as to
them. 1t Is further ordered that a
copy Of this order be published In
the Greenville Times, weekly
newspaper printed aud published
In the town Of Greenvilfe, WASH
ington county, Mississippi, for four
consecutive weeks: and that the
Clerk Of this Court transmit 10
each Of said defendants, by mail,
postage e.paid. a copy Of this
order. Ordered at Rules, this 10th
day Of August, 1875.
H. T. FLOREY, Clerk.
Dy Il. B. WRraHT, D. c.
+. A. Montgomery solicitor.
August %, 1904
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
Once Of Street Supervisor.
Greenville. Sent. o. 1,

Greenville, Sept. Q, 1875.
CEALED proposals will be re-
- ceived until Monday, Sept. 10,
1875, for the ditching and grading
of johnson avenue.
Bids to be addressed to Jacob
Alexander and endorsed proposals
to ditch and grade 1900 cubic
yards and one quarter acre clear
ing.
Pro6les to be seen at Nathan &
Pohl's.
JACOB ALEXANDER,
sept1l'75-n6] SIS,
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25

The English Photo Artist.
Has located In Greenville for q
short time, and has opened his
PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT
on Central avenue, near the wharf
boat, where he Is carrying on the
Photographic business In all its
branches. Card portraits from $4
per dozen to 50 so per half dozen.
Cabinets from 81 per dozen. 81 per
half dozen.
Parties at distance wishing to
gain my services. can do SO BY Wri-
ting to G. PLEws, Greenville.
Houses, Stores, Landscapes, etc.
photographed on the most rea SON.
able terms. June 10
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
NOTICE,

The rolls of membership Of the
Greenville Democratic Conserva-
tive Club are now in my hands.
Persons desiring to enroll will
find me at the store Of r. e. Levy.
j. v. DoNIPHAN. Sec.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
B z g Is + r A ITO n .
Grand Jurors for October Court.

Grand Jurors for October Court.
1st DISTRICT.
swade Hampton, jr sGeorge Ward.
adam Mefcalfe, Thomas Scott,
I'd DISTRICT.
sHcnry johnson, sHenry Clarke,
r. NJ. Lashly, Charles Williams,
Sd DISTRICT.
M. Burdett, H T. Irish.
Hardy Fields, I'll. II. Harvey.
4th DISTRICT.
w. w, Stone, We. West.
Charles Cowan, sWm. Toler.
9th DISTRICT.
'Juli'is Thompson, 'Calvin Harrison,
Shelton johnson. sMoses Bally.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Democratic
Conservative party of Washing
ton county is called to meet In
Greenville, MONDAY, OcToBEh
A for the transaction of import
ant business. A full meeting Is
requested. W. U. r ! kAoLn,
Sept. %, 1875. Chairman.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25

be and is hereby instructed to ap-
point a committee OF seven to
consult and confer with the Dem
oeratic and conservative eonven-
tion now assembled in this place,
and If possible to concert with
them a peoples ticket.
The following committee has
been appointed by the Republican
meeting this day, to meet and con-
fer with a similar committee ol
the Conservative Democratic par
ty, to wit: j. A. Ross, Thomas
Briscoe, l Braxton, WIN. Hunter,
Bohlen Lucas, j. ID. Webster and
Doctor Sites, with instructions
to submit the resolutions hereto
appended.
JoHN ID. WEBSTER, Chm.
A. w. SHApD, Sec'y.
In response to the foregoing reso-
lutiops, the Democratic Conserva-
tive convention assented as fol-
lows:
Whereas, a desire has been ex-
pressed by meeting Of the Con.
servative colored men of the Re-
publican party, to join with the
Democratic Conservative party in
a non-partisan ticket TO be known
us the PEOPLES Ticket, in oppo-
sition to the regular ticket noni-
mated in secret caucus by the Re-
publican party Of this county ON
the 18th Of September; and where
as, in our judgment, such move
ment would result in securing for
us honest aud capable men in Of
flee, and IN placing upon firm
and enduring basis the friendship
and good will towards each other
Of the two races in this county (;
therefore
Resolved, That to carry out the
purposes above enunciated, the
President of this Convention shall
appoint committee of seven to
meet similar committee to agree
upon the terms and conditions Of
such Peoples Ticket.
The President appointed A. j.
Paxton, 4. Bourges, George v.
Ward, 10. Robb, W. A. Percy, j.
W. Shields, Dan. Hughes.
The joint committees then agreed
upon the following division OF OIL.
ces and candidates. therefor
For Sheriff
w. T.. HUNT
Chancery Clerk
A. w. SHADD
Circuit Clerk
l.. NJ. p. WATKINS
Treasurer
RICHMOND CARTER
Assessor
ELISHA BOOKER
Members Of the Legislature
DIR J. b. YOUNG
w. A. PERCY
Floater
DOCTOR SITES
Board Of Supervisors
LIST District-DAN WATERS
I'd District-WASH GORDON
3d District-W. N. HOOD
ith District-R. q. SIMS
9TH Dlstrict--C. &. LEMONS
District Attorney
w. II. TRlGG
Justices OF the Peace
lst District-George V. Ward
"a Thomas IL. Wallis
ID Newman J. Nelson
Leonard Goodrun
Z. II. Johnson
l.. r. Rucks
ith " j. NJ. Collier
J. b. Ross
9TH Charles Williams
Ewing Livingston
Constables
lst District-Emanuel Martin
Sam Lane
I'd =" Wheeler Bynum
Leonard Philips
Sd /" Tom Ragland
Andrew Jackson
Joe Richardson
Nathan johnson
9TH Lovelace Macklin
Pat Collier
5th 4" 10 Richards
Wade Hampton Spellard
Coroner and Ranger
James A. Rogers
This ticket was then ratified by
each convention. The convention
and audience were then ably ad-
dressed by Messrs. w. A. Percy,
j. W. Shields and w. X. Trigg.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
SKINNER s. MOoTz
CITY DRUG STol
N. c. sKINNER, NJ D. H. Moon, -
We are opening first class DRUG S1opr
ALEXANDER Hal
and aim to keep complete assortment Of
Drugs and Chemically Pure Ms<|
Perfnmery Soaps Brushes Faney 1.

Mr.. Mootz, German graduate in pha,n.
accomplished chemist, will attend to his i II
of the business. All prescriptions of piu;;
be scientifically compounded. DR.. StinsS
found at the Drug Store during the day, a. q
idence on Main street during the night. ned, 4
the calls of the sick.
We will be glad to receive our friends a. 3
Alexander's Hall until our new brick storo'k'
ted, Of which due notice will be given. Gev~
selves accordingly.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25
KINGsFORD'H
0SWE60 CORN STARCH,

PUDDMas. Blanc xasss. lss Cream. ~
Is the original-Established In
lS4S. And preserves Its repu-
tation as PURER, STRONGER
and MORE DELICATE
than any other arti-
Gle Of the kind
offered,
either Of the same name or with
other, titles.
STEVENSON MACADAM, Phi. d.
&C., the highest chemical author
ity Of Europe, carefully analysed
this Corn Starch, and says It is q
most excellent article Of diet and
In chemical and feeding properties
is fully equal to the best arrow
root.
Directions for making Puddings,
Custards, &c. accompany each one
pound package.
For sale by ull flrst-class Grocers
June 28, 1875.
The Greenville times., 1875-09-25

be and is hereby instructed to ap-
point a committee OF seven to
consult and confer with the Dem
oeratic and conservative conven-
tion now assembled in this place,
and il possible to concert with
them a peoples ticket.