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TO THE NEKoRY OF STEPHEN FARRELL

" 4k16 16AV08 We DA41 4AS3o = A-e@s~'AAt
Youn ssst son Of the late lamented John Farrell
And art thou too 90 early hsd.
Your mothers hope and joys
Scarce green was yet thy fathers bed,
when you, her darling boy,
While all her widowed hearts delight
Was centred in thine eyea
With cruel haste resumed your fiRht
Back to your native skes.
Dear ANGEL and her oherished love
Who shared hsrmorn Of life,
Forget not, in thy joys above.
The mother and the wife.
Remember her, whose every sigh
Was heard for you alone;
On earth who loved you. and on high
Now hopes to share your throne.
And let her feel your gentle yover.
And help her to adore
The God who gave her both OF you
A few years and no moro. TF
A E1IsxB.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DURABLE DENTISTRY.
Dr. j. Fl. HdALoNEY CORNER Of Josephine and Camp
streets near agazIe Market respectfully informs ha
patients and the public in that he performing
all operations sppertAun9 his profession In the most
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted With or
without extracting the roots, plan. Old sets
Of teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the Of gas or
chloroform. Charges within the reach of allf.
jAi4 "
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HRy Hotices Of Hayrio0es Saa Deatks sviI Asregtsr
tAssSssS for Htty cents. Obituaries sOiB BE- charged
I Ne rate Of ton cents q ljns
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ST. MICHAEL'S FAIR.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. Michael'S New School
Commencing Easter Monday,
APRIL 9, 1877.

Ill = ''"' -
The following the Tables:
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Miss I. N.
Warner.
ST. JOSEPH'S TABLE-Miss X. Murphy and Mics
A. Ennis.
ST. NICHAEL'S TABLE-Mrs. NJ. Lally.
ST. ALPHONsUS' TABLE-Mrs. 7. Walsh and Mrs.
A. r SYLVESTER.
M9ERING STAR TABLE-Mrs J. Wilcox.
ST. PATRICKs TABLE-weILknown Ladies from
st. Patrick's Parish.
The chief Contests and Contestants will be announced
mill I'd in due time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HoMRs TEAD AS.
socIATIoN-1ls POydras street. corner camp.-New
Orleans, March l6th 1871 The Stockholders Of this
Association hereby notified that q LOAN OF
THIRTY SHARES will be offered on WEDNESDAY
EVENING March 2s1t, 1877, at u O'clock In the Hall
the Office Of the Association zis Poydras street.
The public are cordially invited to be present.
P. T. TRICOU, President.
7. J. o'sULLIvAN,
Secretary and Treas mills 1T
HALL BRANCH NO. 2-H. B. & n. A. A.-The
officers and members Of this Branch hereby notified
to Assem- BILE at their Hail. SUNDAY March 18th, ut
O'clock A. II. sharp. Be punotRAl in attendance, and
come fully prepared to celebrate our National Ami
versary. By order Of
1t P. QUINN. Marshal.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ssociation-Branch No. 6-The officers and members
Of this Branch hereby notified to assemble at their
Hail. at ii A. NJ. SUNDAY, March 18th, 1877. to parti.
cipate in the celebration in honor Of IreAnds Patron
Saint.
it ANDREW FOX Aarshal.
RoBT. EMMET BRANCH NO. II, H B. & NJ. A. A.
The members Of this Branch hereby notified to
semble ut their meeting room on SUNDAY, the 18th
inst, ut A NJ
Honorary members are respectfully invited to be
present.
n J. NcADAM, Marshal.
P. F. CURLEY, Secretary. 1t
HALL ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBER MANS
Division No. 1.-The officers and members of this Divt
sion hereby notified assemble at their HALL in
fun regaliS on SUNDAY. March 10 h, st O'Clock A.
sharp the purpesof celebrating the anniversary
of Ireland's Patron Saiat. By order:
WIN J. KELLY.
D. TAEEY. REQ. seo'y. 1t
A. o. H. DIVISION No. 2.-The officers and
members Of Division No. hereby notified to
assemble at their Hail. st. Johns schoohouEe DryHdes
street, at o'clock SUNDAY MORNING, in full
regaa for the purpose Of in the annual
celebration of st. Patriok's Day.
1t P. CONDOR. Narshal.
a. O. H-DIvIsToN No 3-The officers and mem.
bers Of this Division hereby rotihed to meet at
their bail, Josephine street. between Rousseau and
St, Thomas, in fall rCgaha THIS Sunday MORNING.
March Ie h, at O'Clock sharp
JOSEPH oiCoNNoR. President.
v. W. HEFFERNAN. Rec SEQ 1t
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain and Over
alls for LabOring Men and Mechanics All substan-
tally made and at low prices. MOI 5Iy
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NEW oRLEANs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIRTY.-The members Of this orRaniEa-
ton are hereby notified that, according to the COns
tuition, they required to attend at the JeSuits'
Church THIS MORNING passion Sunday, March 10,
at Z O'Clock.
THoS. G. RAPER, President
D. H. BUCKLEY, Secretary. It
ST JOsEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society VIII bo
held THIS O5andayl EVENING. March ia lsTT, at
ooloel IN their HAIL. IEsrnis street. naHE Common
Pahotual atS~ndeaos b requeutsd-
str vi-iiin0 - tSii alu inyisa1 - Ataend
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ROUTE

Up Canp to PrytaaiA TO First, to NasAsnS to Julia.
to st. Charles to Canal to ohnrtrOs, to ESPsasde to
LsveO, 70 Vaudeville, Royal. to Canal whore the
Procession viii be diSuiSssd.
In Oass OF broatunsug weather. at The tio Of start
ing. he poatpOassns 81 the Parade Win b anaoaneOd
b. ilssa tsgs On ne mrs Alarm bss. rsssasSa tvIeo.
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Fnlag Star and Catholic Messenger.
Nv 1sLEANs. SUNDAY. MARCH 10 1917.

p are indebted 20 orr eptsrprisipg friend,
j. Adams, Esq. senior Of the popular dry
Be house Of =. 81. Adams g. Bros., 596 Maya
street, for appreciated favors. ~
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FOR THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanity.


NOW respectfully annoanoe Hy sslfes the Sole gent
Of the Southern States excspt Maryland and VtrRns
eisTERe OF PRoviDENoE,
Montrsal Canada and winsoski vermons for ths sale
OF thar original genuine preparations the SYRUP
OF sPhgSE cum for Fulnonary Ccnsampsicp
Ceess am alsp the Agent for the sale Of the bYRUP
FOR HOPPING COUGH and cOMPouNQ LINZ
RhsHnstsm ssiasioa and Paths in the LoIns These
in the North and East and offered the people
OF the South An thas 10 ssked for srom the oommu.
pendation according 70 the effect Conyents College,
mover be without supply OF the aalntnry mixtures
Depots for the sale Of the above will DO established
In the following States. Louis ana Alabama Mssis.
s,ppi. Texas Riorida Georeta Tennessee. South and
North Carolina. Foreign NJ xtoal
All orders for tho shove will be promptly hlled at
Manufactured prices by the q operal Agent,
p F. GOGARrY,
Bookseller and Stationer. iSi Camp etreet.
New Orleanr, Ls.
PRICE Of the Syrup Of Eprucs Gum, sec hopping
CouPh syrup, Soc.i Compound Imminent 49,.
N. BE careful and examine the Trade mark
mhiS TT Iy
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CoGAN's CLOTHING HOUSE,
10 Canal street,
Between the eustOmhouss and the River.
Open until oolOSk H.. SaRdAys. fs2S77Iy
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CoGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE.

19...... Sc. Canal Street. .... .--- 10
THAN AT AMY OTHER PLACE N THIS CITY.
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4 FEW OF OUR PRICES

Also . spscial line of Imported CLOTHS CASST-
HERES, DIA9ONALS and SLACK DRESS CLOTHS
for tbose who vish 70 have their Clothing made 70
order ut equally low prices
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GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth 40e, sell at $50.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth 5Oo, We sell at 4oo.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth 6Oo., We sail ut 500.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA.
worth ESQ We sell at sOe
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth o., We sell at 75o
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth 81 40, We sell at O..
TRY OUR o. COLONEL
TRY OUR 81 mPERIALI
TRY OUR 81 GUNPowDERI
TRY QUE 81 ENGLISH BREAKFAsTI
SOMETHING
Never Before Offered in the South
81 rs Grade
ooLoNG. IMPERIAL. GUNPowDER. YOUNG
HYSoN AND ENGLISH BREAKFAST
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A gentleman residing in o neat,
modest cottage in the suburbs,
caught a tramp prowling about his
back yard, evidently trying to
steal something. "Why don't you
come to the front door If you want
anything2" Indignantly roared
the proprietor. That's what |
was looking for" was the impu.
dent reply. "Didn't you see 1t on
tho other side Of the house ?" re-
tortcd the gentleman. "Ilow was
l know that was the front door ?
No silver door-plate, no bell, no
telephone, no statuary, no servant
TO take your hat and cane. Tell
your boss there Is Q gentleman out
here who is waiting for his break.
fast" When the gentleman got
back with his shotgun the tramp
was not there any re.-San An
tonic Herald.
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A TELEPHoNE REHEARsAL IN
STEINwAy HALL, NEW YORK,
SOME WONDERFUL
ACHIEVEMENTS. fl

From N. Y. Herald, April IL
The telephone rehearsal at Stein
way Hall last night was one of the
most interesting events in the his
| tory of mlsic in this country, and
promises a revolution as complete
as the first introduction Of steam
aud electricity. At about half
past 8 O'Clock some twenty persons
including five ladies, Mr.. Strakosch
Prof. Gray of Chicago, the ilvcn-
tor of the telephone; Mr.. Brown,
Superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and the
the Messrs. Stcinway, entered Stein
way Hall from the Fifteenth street
entrance. Immediately Prof. Gray
assembled to the stage and began
pulling upon two pieces of tele-
graph wire which were dangling
down OIL the right, and with the
aid Of Mr.. Brown attached them
to q common Morse instrument.
Communication having been estab-
lished with Philadelphia, the ire
ceiver" was brought forth aud
placed upon closed grand Stein
way piano. This "rcceivcr is
simply an arrangement of long,
narrow, hollow, closed boxes, six
teen in number, tapering from each
end to the center, the end box be-
ing about two feet long by three
inches deep and three inches wide,
the others tapering down to six
inches long in the ccnter--looking
like two cones Of boxes with the
apexes meeting. A common mag
net joins the two smallest, or CEN
tral. boxes. The boxes are fas-
tened together by two strips OF
wood, with thumbscrewst to tight
en- them at the pleasure Of the per-
son regulating the apparatus some-
what as a yiolinist will tune his in
strument. The receiver hav-
ing been stood upon the narrow
end on the closed piano, the wires
were attached to the magnet and
word was transmitted to the play
or in Philadelphia to proceed with
the concert.
We went back to the Fourteenth
street entrance, Ito the row Of
seats further from the stage, and
awaited the first notes from the
gentleman telephonist in the Quak.
er City. The two groups Of brivht
gas jets on the stage threw but a
sombre light over the long rows Of
empty seats. There was nothing
upon the stage but the above nam.
ed piano and the sounding board
Of another (the purposes (which
will presently be secn), the wires
: aud the receiver" Every whis-
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paeifcation. A few weeks more,
and Packard and Chamberlain and
all the rest of the carpet-baggers

pacification. A few weeks more,
and Packard and Chamberlain and
all the rest of the carpet-baggers
will be packing their traps"
What! 1t isn't proposed to
throw them overboard?"
"Of course, old boy, q govern
ment that can't sustain itself has
no right to exist. The Secretary
of War and Attorney General will
attend to the carpet-baggers.
Snow, Colonel, you are carrying
this quiz too far. l was half in
clined to believe you, but when
you say that Cameron and Taft
have gone back on Packard and
Chamberlain, you must take me
for q grecny."
"Taft and Cameron, the!
Why, they're not in the new ad-
Ministration. What use has Hayes
for such Bourbons 2"
What! You don't mean to
say that after electing Hayes those
good Republicans have been set
adrift TX.
~ don't mean anything else.
Such obstructionists are no Re-
publicans. They must go to tho
rear, sir; they must 90 to the rear.
But you are behind the age; il
will take too much time to get you
straight. Read the Times, old
boy, and see what has been going
on for the last ten days, and then
come up into the club house to-
night and fall into line. Armitt
Brown and Wayne McVeigh are
going to speak, and they'll make It
lively for the carpet-baggers!
This capped the climax. That
Snowdritt should advise anybody
should read the Timcsl Burtop's
worst suspicious were confirmed,
Ills friend had gone over ia, the
Democracy. Nevertheless, hall
doubling whether he was awake,
he picked up the Press, andfound
in running over half q dozen issues
that the half had not been told
"::It's Rip Van Winkle outdone y
he muttored, as he sadly left tho
room, and with determined tread
he went down to hear tho news
from lips that are never faithless
to party.-Philadelphia Times. We
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Rate Of Taxation.

For convenience of reference, we
herewith publish q tabular state
ment ofState and Lcvce taxes:
On Each q 90 Valuation Of Property,
State tax, general purposes, 3mills,
State tax, bonds, 2 mills.
PRIvILEdE TAXES. j
On each store stock under q 900. -. 8 VI
On eachStofc stock ofsl 900 to ,, ,OeO. >. 10 90
On each store stock Of u, 900 to ,ooO !. Is %
On each store stock of43 900 to 900. :. 10 %
On each store stock Of e5 900 to ", 900. 30 %
On each store stock Of u, 100 to Il, ,Ooo. 80 %
On each store stock Of I'll, 900 to $1,000. 90 o.
On each store stock ofel5 900 10 $4,000. IS %
On each store stock Of ~ 100 to ~, ,Ooo 15o %
On each stores stock over w, ,OoO 100 o.
Assessments on merchandise
shall be made on the stock on hand
the first day Of February.
County taxes Joined TO above
not to exceed fifteen mills, except
interest on bonds; to be levied
lot Monday in September.
LBvEB TAXES.
Levee construction tax, not to
exceed one-half cont per pound OIL
cotton and one dollar per ton OH
seed. ff
For 40 cents bonds." one quar-
ter cent por pound on cotton, and
two and one-half cents per acre on
lands.
For "6 cent bonds" two and
ono-half cents per acre Oh land.
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"How are we to reach the pock-
cts Of the people?" Is the leading
question asked by the managers Of
the Boston Moody revival. If oil
other means fail, a few Republican
postmastcrs and custom-house off,
GERS might be employed OH COM
mission.
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Child-Like and Rand.

II was Friday cvening-an even-
ing which was not distinguished
for its beauty Of sunset or the glo-
ry of its winter sky, bespangled
with stars. 1t was what might be
termed, without cxaggeration, a
moist evening-in fact, most too
moist. The scene was Walnut
street. A fat man was sccn-not
on horseback, as G. p. Il. James
would have described him, but ca
vorting on his own legs up street
at q lively rate, waving an umbrcl-
Ia, and shouting at the top Of his
voice, "Hii there ! stop that car |!
stop that 4 stop that car I" But
the cur weft ON unhceding the APP
peal. And still the fat man sput-
tered, shouted, and pufTed and
splashed in the slush, and dashed
recklcssly against other wayfarers.
"Say," shouted man standing
on the sidewalk opposite the thea
ter, what's your hurry2" 81
The fat man turned upon him
wrathfully.
whats it your business, any
how 2"
"Ii's none of my business but
l don't like to see an old man and
fat man making q blasted fool Of
himself running after . car, taking
the chance Of breaking his stupid
neck, when there's car D few feet
behind" said the man who had
| shouted. ..,.ani,i.e
."Has that car got my wife on
board ~" lei' .'" '''i X.
"Not that l know Of" was the
answer.
"Then can ride up town with
her II she isn't in that carr" was
the iratc question.
~ guess not. What's the mat
ter with your wife, anyhow ls
she so young that you are afraid
some livelier cavalier than you will
carry her oif?" asked tho shoutcr,
"Carry 2 Great snakes! Carry
her? Why, she weighs moron
do, and l don't fear she'll clope.
l aint one of those lucky kind" !"
said the fat man with q quiycr III
his voice:
"Thcn what in thunder are you
b0therin' about2 She's got mon.
ey to pay her fare. hasn't she2'
the shouter inquired.
"That's what's the matter; she
carries all the money. I'm the one
that can't pay my fare"
| The other man looked at hin
sympathizingly for q second, and
then said: 81 feel for you, old fel'
low, and I'll put up the stamps fol
your fare. II you've got time and
will accompany me q few door
down, we'll take bulldozer.
like q man that's child-like and
bland, and trusts his wife with the
pocketbook."
And then they adjourned to sec
u man.
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Few men have a strictly mathc-
mat:cal mind, but wc never knew
one who couldn't calculate within
q sixteenth of ali inch where bis
neighber's property began whom
be was shoveling snow off his own
sidewalk.
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the air was emitted, clear and dis
tinct. Altogether it may be said
that this new instrument, when
worked with a full battery, viii
repeat melodies in the sweetest and
softest manner. The rehearsal was
a most decided success.
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COURT E1axs. FOURTH Dlsfalcs.
CIRCUIT COURT.

4 SAss$ va WV -
y. y. TRIMDL.E, gla JNdee.
G. w. Clarke, Dist. At>censy.
Coahoma county--2d Monday Of
September and March continue
twelve days. 'A f.'''ll s''.2 I 2''1
Bolivar county--lth Monday Of
September and March-cohtiMue
twelve days. =-@.-s~
Washington county-2d 4e1dAN
Of October and April-continuo
twenty-f0ur days. ~
Sunflower county-2d Monday
Of November and May-contipno
six days. VI
Sharkcy county-Sd Monday Of
Novomber aud May-co continue six
days. lH Al
lssaQucna county-4th Monday
Of November and May-c0ntinue
twelve days. y,
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"Do you understand the nature
of an oath 2" . juryman was ask
cd in q st. Louis court room. "Of
course I do" was the reply. "Do
you mistake me for o Republican
member Of the electoral commits
aion 2v
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Z. WIR ri,
CABIN EFT MAKER
AND
UPuOLsTEIIElc.

DEALER IN
4 IL kinds OF Furniture, Mattrrssti
"A &C., Special attention paid to al
kinds of repairs, all kinds Of Mattress
es made to order.
Locust st. between Washington Av
and Main
GREENvILLE, MISS,
mch !, lS7-8n
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Regular meetings are held by tho
Board Of Supervisors on tho 1st
Mondays of January, March, July,
August, and October, and may
continue in session days and no
longer.
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Robt. A Hill, Judge.
Geo. T. swami, CIsrk.
Sessions commence In Jackson on the lth
Mondays Of June aud January.
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CHANCERY COURT.


CIfAs. CLARK, m Chancsllor. X
Coahoma c0unty--4th Monday Of
October and April, and continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-2d Monday Of
November and May, and continue
twelve days. lsui,a 4
Washington c0unty--4th Mon.
day Of November and May, and
continue eighteen days. '7l' '''"'s y
Issaqucna county--Sd Monday.of
October and April, and continue
six days. --s .ff i-lI
Sharkcy county--2d Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days. 2 .sl
Snnilower county--lst Monday
of October and April, and con-
tinue six days
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TOWN OFFICIALS

CouxcrLmxN IL. wiicxinskl, Mayor "
A. Ever1nnn, j. W. Shields, John Hanway
g. w. L. Walker.
D. b. Brooks, Marshal, ) II Nelson, Clssk
L. D. McMeekin, Treasurer.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT FOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT or MISS. ~
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GREENvILLE TINES.
SATURDAY APRIL IA, 1877
---
Published every Saturday
by THE
Times Publishing Company
OFFICE RULES.
RULE ONE.
Subscription Terms.
One Copy ono year, in advance, $500
Ons Copy six months. in advance 300
RULE TWO.
Advertising Rates.
Transient Advertising, One
Square, one Insertion,..... $l:5O
Each subsequent Insertion. rs
Fees for Legal notices, which are
included under this head. due on
or before last publication. No proof
furnished until paid for
RULE THREE,
QUARTERLY, HALF-yEARLY AMI
YEARLY RATES:
e. 0t -

80 Such Regular Advertisements
must be paid at the beginning Of
each quarter.
RULE FOUR.
All Editorial Notices, except
when accompanying the first inser-
tion Of an advertisement, will be
charged 20 cents per line; Obitua.
ries the same. Simple announce
msnts Of deaths or marriages free.
Persons who wish to indulge in
what Is termed "personal notices.
will be required to pay in accord
ancs with the nature Of their arti-
eles.
RULE FIVE.
rRss F0R ANNOUNCING 1 CANDI.
81 DATHs:a y lltt >.
FOR State and District Ofhces, $50
For County Offlces:... II
For Beat Oficss. .s..................
RULE SIX.
Order. from transient customerf
verbal or written, for job work, nd.
vertising, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Cash t0yobtai,l
Attention. Accounts Of regular
customers due and presented the
ist Of each month. ~,
~r stna-ks.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

MEMBERS or THE HOARD or sUrERvisoas.
r. q. Sims, President, W. n. Hood, +. q. (.
walcott, Dan Waters, W. NJ. worthington.
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JUDGES or THE SUPREME COUNT.
II r simrall. Chief Justice, n H Chalmers.
]. A. r. Campbell, Associates.
Clerk, A. W, Little.
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Town COUNCIL.

The Town Councll--meets on
the 1st Tuesdays of each month.
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SuPRE,fE COURr

SUPREME COUNT. NV
Terms OF Supreme Court-cOm-
mencc on the 3rd Mondays Of April
and October.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PORT ANDERSON. Bolivar County. Nias,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1877-04-14

Makes the payment OF taxes, redeEp
tion, sale and leasing Of lands .
speciality.