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The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the al,tbor;,,,
vested IN me by the terms of y
certain deed In trust, exec,,ted h,'
Julia Sanford and G Gorge II Son =.
tord, fortli benefit Of Tie Screen.
WIG iii!lllding and Savings Associ. !.
a!ion," and recorded Al payna "a
%, % and 81, Of deed book (, ~
=, =; N the Office OF the Chancerv ,.
Clerk OF Washington county. Sta,s
q Mississippi, | will, on ihe an
gay OF October, 1876, at The fron.
door OF the Court House Of sa;d
county, and between the honrs ut of
~, ~ O'Clock q. IN, and 4 o'clock b. m. !
: sell at public outcry to the hirhest + -.
bidder bidder, for cash, the following do.
scrlDcd property situated in the
S,v. Sown OF Grcenville, county and
state aforesaid, to wit /: Thai nn,. a
...ln, .lon OF lot number one Of block w
number seven Of the Bachelor d ReSa
auul'ioh '';,, to said town of Grean'
VILE. bounded as follows ,v,n- no,n
meilclng at east corner Of sa;d H..
ana measuring in a westerly d;rao' O'
ton forty-fve feet front on ai.eu- re,.-
tral avenue, and running bncL T ,,n
tween parallel lines one bnn,,n"5 @ ue
=. anu iorty feet, being the same lot si
u . iand sold and conveyed to Jpl;a ii'
sanford by +. p. McDowo,II VIE i
aeeu dated April 10th, 1873. ~
- JOHN v.DONIPHAN.
'cPNo-o Trustee
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

State Of Mississippi, 1N
Washington County. {
Circuit Court, October term. 1879
w. A. Pollock,
No. 1908 VS..
!, =. i. Pierce ct al.
10 y. I. Pierce, A. j. Ware. Z. v.
morse, i II Morse, Gilman Reed
w. A. Rogers and j. s. Smith
YOU are hereby notified that .
= suit by attachment is pcndiny
against yon in the Circuit court If
Washington county. State Of M;s.
.sissippi, brought by W. A. Pollock
IN which the sum Of s246, with in
terest from The Goth day Of Anoust
1919, Is claimed, the writ of attach
ment in which is returnablc to the
term OF said court TO be holden on
the "a Monday Of October. 1875
you are therefore cited to be and nm,
pear before said court on the return
iay OF sad writ, and plead to said
'ause, or in default thereof indy-
merit by default viii BE- rendered
lgainst you. and the. property aud
meets attached viii be sold and
IFS claim. = pia'n
September issG-s =" csra,.,I Mi,hiNS
'eIcy 4 Yerger PIN Is attys 's"'' eicrk
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
SHERIFFiS SALE.
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPP i


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WARRINGTON CopEry.
In Washington Circuit Court, Il
October term, 1876.
Hextcr y White v.ma,...
D. \. Hunt. Exponas
RY virtue Of the above execu.
- tion, to me directed, | shall ex-
pose to public sale, ut The door of
the Court House in Greenyille.
within the hours prescribed bv
law, TO the highest bi1ler for cash,
On the First Monday Of October next,
all the right, title and interest of
tln defendant D. II. Hunt in aud to
the following described property.
to wit:
Lots 4 and of section II, town
ship ls, range Z west; southwest
quarter section IL, township Is.
range west-350 acres.
All II Washington county, Mis-
sissippi.
The same having been levied
upon as the property Of the defend
ant y. +. Hunt. aud will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs claim and oil
costs.
w. Il. HUNT.
Sheriff Washington county.
BY M. HELM, y. S.
aug. 26, 1876.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

PURSUANT to the authority
vested in me by two certain
deeds IN trust executed By George
II. Sanford, for the benefit of tn
"Grcenvlllc Building aud Savings
Association" and iecorded thc
one at pages 52l. 522 and 523. and
the other at prgcs b65, 566 and 567
OF deed book &, No. 2, in the Office
OF the Chancery Clerk of Washing
ton county, State of MississiDpl'
! VIII, on the 4th day OF October
1915, at the front door Of the Colrf
House Of said county, between tho
hours of II o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. M, sell at public outcry
70 the highest bidder for cash. he
following described property sitn-
ated IN the said town of Grccnyille
county and State aforesaid, to wit.
That part of lot one of block c;obf
OF ihe Bachelor Bend addition to
sad sad town, measuring tifty.six feet
ROM on Locust street, at the inter.
section OF Central Avenue and Lo-
Gust street, and running back 40.
tween parallel lines, and measur.
ing one hundred anNixty.tiye feet
on Central avenue.
sep23-s Trus,as' ,ihn'
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
lNsoLvENT Nor,cr

To the creditors and an o,h..
sons son, interested in the esis,e psf: |.
WILLIAM SUTTON, leesss.sesss 's.e 4
YOU GRE hereby notified d',uh'easfd. ,hs;
: estate has been declared - 49,. 4
vent, and yon are required = 10 .ulqs
forward and have your Claim ~ eeee
prohated aud registered ii IN ahn aulr
is'er kept by the clerk OF the Ghs
rery court OF Washingtor I'm ~-
for TINT purpose; and all % eIs;
mot - registered within sSs
mcut1B from this date. viii h. I'VE y
ever barred. e ~
7, B. SCOTT, Execu,o.
July 20, 1S76-52
+. Valiant atty.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
SCHURS SIIELyED.

New York world.I
| Washington, Sept. l2.-The Re.
publican managers of the campaign
have about come to the conclusion
to dispense with the further ser.
vices of Carl Scburz in the can
vass. The speeches which that
gentleman has made in support OF
Hayes and Wheeler, have contain
ed SO much deuuhc'ation Of Presi-
dent Grant and his Administers
tion, that Secretary Chandler, with
the full approval ofhis co-iaborers,
has served notice that the attacks
on Grantism must not supplement-
tho Endorsement of Hayes. Mr..
Schnrz had just arranged a joint
discussion with Mr.. voorhees,, of
Indiana, bnt failed to meet his ap-
pointment, at Crown Point, on the
joint canvass, and it is not expect
ed here that he win make any
more speeches. lie seems to be a
little late in finding out int Hayes
md reform and Grantism arc /
synonymous. Tho Administra.
tion organ, tomorrow, will have
an article indicating the disap-
proval which Republicans feel at
The course of the ex-senator. In
to the private letter
which Schurz has written here.
predicting the defeat of tho Re-
'ublIcans in Ohio, in October, al
uded to in to-day's World, the
administration organ Of this
corning, says: 'Ts it not remarks
lie that the first tremor or doubt
= Republican success in Ohio and !
indiana, to come us from any po- c
ltician Of sufficient prominence 70
escrvc consideration, should I
each us privately. of course, from
'arl Schurz! This man has de-
Jared his Republican allegiance,
nj his talents have been engaged
u no purpose but to spread Re-
ublican truths. Ii we are to have |
rophets ofdisas.cr, his lips should,
Y all means, remain closed"
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
The Democratic Platform.

Tho Democratic National Con-
venhon at st. Louis adopted, June
18th, q platform comprising eleven
clauses, which may be briefly stat
cd as follows: !. The zealous CO.
operation of Democrats In all Sec
tions is demanded in behalf of re-
forming the administration of the
Federal Government. 2. Express
cs steadfast confidence in the per.
petuity Of republican self-govcrn.
ment. 8. Reform is necessary TO
redeem the county from corrupt
ccntralism which has infected II
with the contagion Of misrnle.
=. Denounccs the Republican tinan-
clal policy, and demands the re-
peal Of the Resumption Actof1s75.
D. Demands that all Custom House
taxation shall be only for revenue.
o. Insists upon vigorous frugality
IN every Government department.
and from every officer. Z. Declares
reform to be necessary in order to
put stop to the profligate waste
ofpublic lands. 8. Proper treaty
relations should be secured with
foreign countries. 0. Donounces
the Republican Party us seeking
TO light anew the dying cmbers Of
sectional hate. 10. The Govern
ment civil service should not be rc.
gartied as a brief reward of party
zeal. II. Gives a list Of Republi-
can officials who have been guilty
Of ma'fcasancc In office, and de-
mands q change Of system, n
change Of administration, and a
change OF parties, "that We may
have a change of measures and Of
men,"
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

cans north would believe they had
been cheated out of tire election
and would not submit TO what
they believe TO be a grievous
wrong upon the right Of franchise.
lie says he has heard no threats
and knows nothing positively
about this matter, but bases his
opinions from the indications he
aces. In view of this. the senator
Thinks 1t behooves every man in
the south to exert himself in hav-
ing an Enthusiastically fair election,
as in this depends our whole safe
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
STRAYED on STOLEN.

From the undersigned on Holly
wood plantation eight miles south
of Greenville, on September the
Sth, two large mare mules brand
ed with hollow square on left hip
and | think also j. w. ii. on
shoulder, one was Black and blind
in one eye, the other mouse colored
with list over the shoulder and
down the back. A liberal reward
will be paid for their return or
such information as will lead to
their recovery.
]. W. HARROW.
Sept. is. st.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
ALEC ANDERSON
TIN SMITH,
Mulberry Street.
GREENvILLE-

i, ! take pleasure in nnnounc;no
mat u, ~, ! can supply the public WITH
81 a,,a articles IN my line OF business vs'
;.na Y. y Keep on hand all kinds Of cool
ing and heating stoves. = oook-
mahas ALSO Chain n pumps Of various
,na1es. - a,9 T.. Particular attention mid mid
;u,s 70 an .,aI kinds Of Job Work. Guttsr' M hs,.
Ing. Ing put up In any portion Of ofila, IT.
country. Allorders execntnd M" ~ ~. ne
''s' ap22, ,'76-nsS.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

NOTICE


Is hereby given that the under.
signed has been appointed admin
istrator Of the estate OF
CHARLES WOLFE
deceased, by the Honorable Chan
Gerry Court Of Bolivar county Mis-
sissippi. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re-
qli.ed 10 present the same within
the tiNe required by law Or they
will be 1arayer barred.
JOHN q. RElNERT, Admir-
Rcsedale, BOLIVIA Co., Miss.
Sept. IS, 1m-7. Ss
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
Falling Hair.

A correspondent Of the Med;ca1
and Surgical Reporter asked
what will prevent the falling o,
halrs have used, for the past ten
years, IN my case, and prescribed
frequently for others, the follow
ing complete satisfaction; Glycerin
ana tlncturc capsicum, each . ozs..
OIL OF bergamot, l drachm mix
ana perfume tosuit. This is to be
'hc 'hc only dressing for the hair.
wash a the head occasionally with
oft wster and fine soap.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23


Notice is hereby given that the
personal assessment ron for the
fiscal year 1876 is now OH file III The
Office of the Chancery CLERK, where
all parties nay examine the same,
aQd Gle with the Clerktof the
Board Of Supervisors ther objee-
iions lin writingl to any assess
ment therein. The Board OF SUI
peryIsers will meet on Monday,
The 2d dar Of October to hear OBJ
jections TO aud correct said roll.
A. w. SHADD, Cpk..
BY G. McGRATH, ID. Z.
Sept. l6. 3t-7
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
The STATE OF M1sstss,pe,
!, nv, Washington County.
IN Washington Circuit Conrt -
October term, 1875. =
a,.z Percy 3 Yorgcr)
~" ~ vs..

ooo- Percy & Yerger)
S227 VS..
". Il. johnson.
70 ". y. H.JOHNSON, Williamett n
Arkansas county, Arkansas. :
YoU are hereby notified Tho.
r,..i.e .nere Is now pending in tho
Circuit court of Washington !" CON-, .,ne
y. Mississippi, attachment Sv,'il. sn;,
Ssan Sga,mst as,l. you, same having been
brought by Percy & Yers1er Ys .oun !,
p!lalntlil's.. ! and which said i1Is si,1It Z ,as -
t,'rnable y on the second Momdas. Jas rer :
october. &c a. d. 1876, and in I wH,ch i,
.he sum OF seven hundred U' o,,a
.nirty-five dollars is claimed "n', ",,',
you are now hereby cited - a,l'i ~
oe,endant oe,a.l. in said suit, to be- ~ ana ,r's
s sppear before such court a, sa;J .;J
1s7e"u ,s7e ~, Monday Of October. q s",I !
!, 1910, o. aud plead to said su;, :. - .; !;
Of az smet mctreDy notified that IL detanlt "IH
Jass,,Itn H. sucn appearance, Judgment 'aI,. H..
"ei"ul. s'';. WI be rendered in . sa;a -
SUIT, and the property + laval y saiu
tnereln &c n sold, and the effects ap;s;o ,I On
hal.,.,II,', as well as tLe etgaa.. asm
,,eson TO you in the hands do,a3 o,,,s
p:osssesslon Of sundrv part;os ' ' anu
',ishecd in said suit. hpp hpars,es a,s,'': gar
lifts. = ny cialm Of plain
VHy..
witness my hand and the or,,c,.,
IN 8. seal of said court. u t''uIal t1,;l
w : S'n ,s1sy Day Of September, :"as a.
Clerk Ci,cui, co,, 1: r. NJ. WATKINS
scpt y, 1866 "n county.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
stA Dist. Executive Committee

District at I.argc-W.H..McC cCardl
Tunica-Dr. W. y: Nelson,
Coahoma-S. II. King,
Bolivar-E.. y. Miller,
lssaqsena-W. s. Parish,
sharkey-w. W. Moore,
Washington-Capt. JAS. Stone,
Warron-C. +. Webb,
Adams-K. Palmer Lanncau,
Claiborne-John Taylor Moore,
JciIerson-Georgc Torrey.
WiIkinson--lI. s. Van Eaton,
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

. Nectar stats st Large.
a. y. West, 4. Bafksdalc,
Electors.
First District. NJ. Acker,
Second Districf-w. c. Faulkner.
Third District--W. Il. Helm.
Fourth District--W. II. Hardy.
Fifth District-Robt N. Miller.
Sixth District-Warren Cowan.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
STILL THEY CONE.

6 Colonel A. j. Jamison, the aadi.
cal candidate for Lieutenant GOV.
crnor in 1868, and Andy Davidson,
Dol. Wilson, and Jtfl. Wilson, three
prominent colored radical leaders.
all Of Chickasaw county, have
come out for Tilden and Hendricks
The Canton Mail says tho color.
ca people Of that county are join
lng the Democratic clubs in large
numbers. One of them, John Gar
rett, q very influential colorcd
man, assured hi. white friends that
no was with them heart and soul
ID tho great movement for reform.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
G. w. ELLIOTT.
BUTCHER.

aRrENvILIE, MISS
! have returned to Green.
vie, re-invcstcd in the meat busi.
ness, l,'s and am now prepared, at INV
Lie with '''o pun
Choice Meat and Nu44or
a. a.u lar prices. Thankful for past
patronage ! respectfully invite nv
former customers to cali again
my6,'76 G. W. ELLfOTT.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
state Executive Committee.
6tate q Laras.

OseeO DACC8tsvC UVWM1tttes
etats at Large.
J. z. George Chairman.
Geo. l.. Potter, II. NJ. Street
=. d. vertner, W. A. Percy,
Il. G. Walthall.
FIRST District.
W. II. II. Tison, Thos .. Sykes.
lNt Second District. a.
Felix Labauve, Thos. W. Harris.
Third District,
j. A. Binforl, A. +. Roanc.
Hl Fourth District.
Jno. W. Smith, l.. A. Campbell.
YiiSA District.
y. Richardson, j.. b. Chrisman.
Sixth District.
L. W. Magrudcr, 4. v. Noland.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
T.0'CONNOR
Saddle and Harness Maker
Greenville, 1855 Miss.

Respectfully informs the public
that he has struggled through the
panic, and now offers, as in better
times to supply his friends and
customers with any article in his
line, at the most reasonable rates.
Call and see him before purchasing
elsewhere.
Sept. 16, 1876.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
eOLSRED VOTERS.

vote with the white people ofthe
10y, for the best interests of
q sS.uutryg We extend TO them
cordial invitation to come up
and assist us In the work OF politi-
cal and material regeneration DIR
} ling the ten years that they have
followed the lead of aliens aud
strangers, have they been benefit
fedf They have seen strangers
come into their midst, undermine
their confidence in the men whom
they have known all their lives,
fill their pockets and fit away to
their Northern homes, while the
white and black people Of the |
South have been struggling to keep
the wolf from their doors. Who |
!, are the men who have ruled you
here in this county? You never
saw them till they dropped in on
YOU as Office holders, aud how
much Of their ill-gotten spoils did
they share with you? Riding into
Office over the heads Of honest and
faithful citizens by your votes, they
denied yon evena share In the off,
ces so obtained. Look back ten
years, and see how many negroes
have filed Offices Of profit IN this
county. One solitary colored man
only has had an Office worth hold
Ing, and he was elected by the cf.
forts Of the old citizens against the
determined efforts of the carpet
bag element.
When Ross was elected Sheriff
by your votes, hc was cheated out ..
ofthe Office by the white radicals
of the Courthouse ring, who nov-
er intended that q negro should
hold an office ofproAt and respon-
sibility. Aud yet you blindly fol-
lowed these men who betray you |.
all the time, and do your best to !, /,
iWure the people on whose land /,
you earn You bread, and who y
would gladly take you by the hand ?
and help youlfyou wouldlet them. =
The white people Of the county dc /"
not wish to deprive you OF any "
right or privilege. They do not y
wish as did the carpet bag horde. " =,
to monopolizc all the Offices. At .
the last election division was O
agreed upon, and It has worked - -
to oil. There has been -
more peace and better state Of
feeling IN the county ever since ,
No black man has been restricted ~
IF his freedom, but all have moved l..
u harmony. The Sherifrs office pr
8 IN the hands Of gentleman who tn
administers IL not for tho benefit th
'fa party, but in the interests of law w
IS no should. The Circuit Judge "a
II yon district is n gentleman of gi'
'rcat ability as o .lawyer-a man II
Who will not make political speech 10
$ from his seat npon the bench, I'M
ut IN whose hands the liberty OF th'
he humblcst will be as sacrcdly vo
cgardcd as that of The highest ct
he Clerks offices arc in the hands res
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The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

Diner ,ngines at lowest prices.
s.,,sfactio'-- guaranteed. Send for circular.
''''> B. J. BlNKNkLL,
Sent Ian Memphis, lem.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

AsSoo want sons Moe white and
0oAsrsa shirss go'o DRILLS.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
GreenvilIes Miss


mayo. 10 Mulberry Street.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

IN obedience TO the provisions q
. on act entitled an net to proyiis =
for the registration Of voters. ~ -
ending and repeating the laws I'd =.
latingtbercto, and for other M.
poses, approved April 7th. iS7e
we. the undersigned board Of -u ~
istration for the county of Wsss-
ington, do hereby divide the ~ S..
pcrvisors' districts into clccti"s
precincts as follows: SA +.
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

~ ot'a,I tha ~ DC bounded on llle south
':.n ~ ,ue ena me between townships six. 4.
and and nv ,',, ~ Districts Number Two
nao,,, nno Three already established u :
nnnua.l nor.a Dy the north boundary Of tho
:, county; 7 " and east by tho east II Ion,,s n.
da,rIy line Of the county s"'' Do"n-
a.. nc !: y voters residing in this f4th\
''s'rlct VIII vote at STONEVrI,iE
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

And complete line of DRESS Goops
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23

:. September 0 issG-6 " r,ra,.,I rn,mi,hiNS
Percy 4 Yerger PIN Is attys '"'' eiefk
The Greenville times., 1876-09-23
Weiss & GoIdstein,
HAVE RECEIVED

EgThe public ARE respectfully
informed that we are now in re-
ceipt of four a