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Feed for Milch Cows.-Partly dried |
corn-fodder we have found excellent to
have on hand in case of storm, when |
it would be very uncomfortable cutting |
and hauling to the stables for each days |
feeding, but it is difficult to cure it so
that it will keep in barn during warm
weather. 1t will not keep packed down
solid, like English hay, and an acre of
stout corn would require large shed
for holding it with the stalks all hung or
set up on end, which is the only way we
can keep for any length of time. We
doubt if COWS would retain their health
as long when fed upon dry hay exclu-
sively as if given some green feed. The
latter is more loosening and is undoubt-
edly the most natural food. Nor do we
think that good grass, fed when free from
dew or rain, is too watery for cows;
they will always drink some water with
such food, though less than when fed
upon dry hay. Grass and hay are more
profitably grown on good grass land
than corn-fodder. 1t costs less to grow
and harvest hay than corn by the acre,
but ordinarily the yield is much less.
Which is the most profitable is ques-
ton to be decided by the conditions.
Corn will stand drought on most land
better than grass, and for this reason
most farmers will do well to put in a
field of it against time of need. If
not required for summer use, it can be
cured for winter feeding.
Care of COlts.-The New Bedford
Mercury says that the best food for colts
after they are weaned is that which
will make them grow most rapidly with
out becoming fat, and too much pains
cannot be taken to keep them in fine
condition. The change from liquid OF
green food to dry hay, together with the
chilling influence of the first winter
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by attacks of parasitic worms within
and lice without. If the colt be now
neglected and compelled to struggle un
aided against these difficulties, he will
soon become spiritless, hidebound, with
an anxious look, staring coat and pot
bellied; and his bones instead of being
fine grained and sound, will be imper
fectly formed, and in right condition
to develop ring bones and other excres
cences. The first winter is the critica
: period in the life of the horse, and there
fore at this time he should have tn,
, warm box stall for a shelter during night
and cold storms, and large sunny yarC
, to exercise in during fine weather
He should be abundantly supplied witt
/ the best hay, and have quart or two o
, carrots daily; an additional quart o
: good oats or wheat shorts will neye
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NATURE is content with little; grace
with less, but lust with nothing.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

We have had our attention d.
rccted 10 the present condition OF
the Deer Greek Road via Fish
Lake. Our informants state that
Il IL much worse than usual at this
season Of the year; aud that very
little rain will he required
to render 1t utterly impossible.
There 10 no excuse for this; and
the proper authorities should hold
the Road Ovcrscers to account for
their negligence.
But this docs not meet the case ;
especially as il is unlikely that the
Board Of Supervisors could, now,
remedy It. We would suggest to
our merchants not to wholly rclv
upon Road Overseers and hands
for . proper care Of their interests
In this matter. 1t would be pro-
ntable for tho Grcenville mer-
.haiits to have this road examined
into and provide what Is necessary
~ 1t once repair II. A few hundred
dollars judiciously spent NOW,
upon II, would savo thousands.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

Cinclnnati, Oct. 1.--llon. Cassius
n. Clay yesterday morning shot
and instantly killed . negro named
Perry white. General Clay had
employed Whites mother a. cook,
but finding she had boon robbing
him Of silver plate and other arti.
clss. he'd discharged her. He star.
ted for hls farm, six miles from
Richmond. Keutuky, to visit ne.
gro church IN tho nclghborhood for
the purpose Of hiring another ser.
want. While on the way hc dis.
covered . loose horse IN q pasture
near tho roadside, and tho negro
Perry White cndeavoring to con-
ceal himself behind the animal.
white had threatened Clay's lie,
and was known as desperate
character, and upon perceiving
him Clay Immediately lcaped down
confronted the negro and ordered
him 10 throw up his hands. The
negro obcyed, and Clay talked to
him roughly, aud ordered him 10
leave the place, telling him that II
be removed from HE position until
no was re'nountcd, no would kill
him. Az soon % Clay started for
h:s horse, the negro rushed after
him, but Clay turned suddenly and
fred twice, hitting the negro In tho
breast aud neck. General Clay
then rode to town and delivered
himself up TO tho authorlties. The
feeling Of the community is entire
y with Clay. White had the rep
utation Of being . bully aud . dan
gerous character.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

AMERICANS CRossIxa THE Rio
GRANDE.

AMERICANS CRoss1xa THE Rio
GRANDE.
New Orleans, Sept. S0-A special.
received at Galveston from Fort
Clarke, on the Goth, says: '.Infor-
nation was received here this
evening that Bulls had sovorc
engagement with the Indians near
Pccos river, III which he lost sew.
cral Of HE command. Reports are
conflicting a. TO the result of the
battle. One Of Skaters guides ar
rived here this morning, and re.
ports that seven Companies Of Cav.
airy, with two Calling gyms, cross
cd the Rio Grande at the mouth Of
Pedro Pinto Crock, and are In
pursuit Of the hostile Indians."
General Talcan, commanding
tho Mexican troops at Pidras Ne.
graz, has ordered his officers 10
keep on the trail OF the Americans
until they recross the river.
SENATE PROBABILITIES.
Senator Sharon, writes that he
will not be able to attend the ex.
tra session ono Republican vote
Dsss. Morton, ofIndiana, Repub-
1iean. and Dennis, Of Maryland,
Democrat, will be absent OH &C.
count Of sickness. The Senate
win h very close. Life aud health
Insurance agents are Of the opin-
Iou that the probabilities favor .
Democratic majority on the first
roll call. .
New Orleans, Oct. l.-George
Douoe. : prominent citisen, and
Rrooid dont Of the Canal Bank, died
luddonly to-day Of congestion Of
~ brain.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
W.sh;nvtOn County.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Washington County. }
By virtue Of decree rendered ~
the Chancery Court Of ofwashinston
Co,nty. State of Mississippi, at the
Nav term 1871, thereof in cer-
tain cause therein pending IN
which W. P. and Katie hrctscn-
mar were complainanis and Thos.
r. Wallis defendant, and number
ed on the docket Of said Court No.
TAP, ] win on
Thufsday the it Day dasvsmbsr
1877,
between the hours prescrioed y:
Law for Sherifrs sales at the front
door of the Court House Of said
county sell to the highest bidder
for Cash, all Of the right, title aud
interest Of the said Thos. Il. Wal
lie. or so much thereof as may DC
necessary, in and to the following
described property, situated III
said county and State towit:
An undivided three eishths oi
lots 2. s. 1, s. s, Z and 9, Of section
4. aud an undivided three eishths OF
the north half of lot l OF section 8,
ali in twp ls Of range swest. Said
= z..$.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
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Che Price ef Cotton.

There appears to be . prevailing
opinion, that the price of cotton
will be materially enhanced BY the
disasters that have befallem tho
crop In various localities. We
fear that hope is tho only base for
this opinion. Tho experience OF
tho past should be . warning to
planters against tho disappoint.
ments usually attending the out
come Of such expectations. Ger.
tainly the price Of futures does
not At this date justify holding
cotton; always a risky practice.
The weather hos been fine dur.
Ing THO past week for picking.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
CITATION.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI ! In Chsncery
BOLIVAR CouxrY. In vacation.
No. 40.
IN the matter Of the Anal account
Of John II. JMrnagin, administra.
tor Of the estate Of Alexander
Rives Jr. deceased, tlled on Yes.
tcrday, and the petition of said
administrator this day filed.
10 the heirs Ut law and distri-
butces Of said deccdcnt hereinafter
mentioned and to any aud all 9TH
er persons interested In sid es-
tate.
II appearing to the satisfaction
Of the court from affidavit fled
that tho following named persons
arc the heirs At law and distribu.
tees Of said decetlent and that they
are all non residents OF the State of
Mississippi, and that they reside
and have their respective Post Of.
ices ut the following places, to.
wit 4:
Mrs. Bertha Rivcs Skinker. and,
her husband Thomas j. Skinker at
81. Louis Missouri, Francis Will
liam Rivcs at Lynchburg Virginia,
Mrs l. Scllele Devcrc AMI her hus.
band NJ. Schele DE We're at Char
lottcsvillo Virginia, Mrs. Emma T..
Hall at Belfast ireland, and Mrs.
Isabella Coleman, at Charlottcs.
vile state of Virginia; II is there
fore ordered by the court that
said heirs vt law and distributes
Of said estate and all otner per-
sons interested therein appear ut
tho next term Of the Chanccry
Court Of sail Bolivar County Mis-.
sissippi, to be holden at Rosedale
In said county on the 2ud Monday
IN November 1877; and show cause
II any they can why said final &C.
count aud petition should not be
allowed and said administrator
discharged.
II is further ordered that q copy
Of this order bc published for the
space Of one month prior to said
term of the court IN the Greenville
Times, a public newspaper Of this
State printed aud published al
Groenville, Miss, and that the
Clerk Of this Court transmit a
copy OF this order to each Of said
parties above mentioned BY name
at their respective offices as above
mentioned properly directed and
with postage prepaid.
Ordered at Rules this 18th day Of
September A. d. 1877.
II. r. FLOREY Clerk.
by JOHN L. Gill, d. G.
Sept. 29.9
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

The undersigned. pursuant to a
decree OF the Chanccry court Of
Warren county and State Of Mis-
sissippi, rendered at the November
term, 1876, and for tho purposes
therein named, will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1877,
between the hours prescribed BY
law, and before the Court Hon =
door IN Grcenvillc, Mississippi, sell
10 the highest bidder fur cash, the
following described property:
AL Of section Is, township 16,
range 6 west, lrss lalf interest In
tho east half vi east half Uf said
section; also that part "f section
IL, township 16, range q west, lying
east Of Deer creek, commencing
at southeast corner Of said section,
thence north $50 links, thence west
to said creek, thence down suid
crcekt to southern boundary of said
section, thence east 10 place ui' b..
ginning; Also part ol section ~,
township Is, range 6 wet. begin.
ming at northwest cUln,r of sni,l
section, thence south jSl rlmins.
thence cast 10 easisrn bonnuary
Of said section. thrrrg north 4.
northern boundary o. said suction,
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

The want Of . building suitable
for public entertainments and as-
semblases has been heretofore .
serious inconveniencs aud detri-
msnt to the citizens Of Greenville,
ard the adjacent community.
Through the enterprise and lib
erallty of certain Of orr citissns
this vast is Supplied In the COM
plstion Of the
s'o1REIv1LLR oe99A uoU0G,"
. building 50 y Is feet, besides .
gallery capable Of comfortably
seating 100 ?ersons. We now have
tho most eapaeious, and best de-
signed theatrical Hall between
Memphis and New Orleans.
Tho "Opera House." Is COM
pleted and amply adapted aud suit
Cd for sll purposes Indicsted, save
Dramatic Representation, for
which . stase is wanting.
Ths Dramatic Association,
whose means have been quite ex.
haustsd IN the erection Of this
building, win give : Grand Ball,
on Wednesday the 18th day Of
October, 1877, the proceeds Of
which viii be applied TO the con-
struction Of . Stage and purchase
Of Scenery.
II 10 confidently hoped that the
public splrit Of the citizens Of
Grcsnville and tho surrounding
country. will respond. In this be-
hall, 10 that which tho "Associa-
tion /" has displayed 50 signally.
Everything, such ~ Fine Music,
supper and good management,
necessary for the enjoyment ofall.
win b. provided through proper
committees.
TIcKkrs OF ADMISSION $3.50.
Can b. procured at the leading
storcs throughout the County.
Wednesday has been appointed
- the night on which the Ball 10
70 como Of; - this day u best
suit00 TO convenience Of persons
coming up or down the River.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

Strayed or stolen from the nm.
dersigned about the 10th inst, q
Roam Mare Mule,
IA hands high.
The above reward will Be paid
for the return Of the mule to the
undersigned ct his plant alton near
Eggs Point.
scp29-4t ~. II. CROW.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
Election Notice.

Tho qualified voters of Wash
ington county. Mississippi. will
take notice. that on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in No
vembcr, being the 9Th day of said
month, In ls77, an election will be
held by the legally constituted
officials, between the hours of 3
q. m. and s p. ~, TO elect the fol-
lowing State officers, to wit:
One Governor;
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Secretary Of State;
One Auditor Of Public Accounts;
Ono State Treasurer;
One Superintendent oi Public
Eduration;
One Attorney General;
And one Senator for the 18th
Senatorial District, and
Two Legislative Representatives
for said county.
Also the following County and
Beat officers. to wit:
One Sheriff;
One County Treasurer
One County Assessor
Ono County Surveyor;
Ono County Coroner and Ranger
Ono Member Of the County
Board Of Supervisors aud two
Magistrates and C0nstables for
each supervisors district.
A vote will be taken for or
against the proposed constitutional
amendments-Ome to abolish the
Office Of Lieutenant Governor aud
the other to have biennial sessions
Of the Legislature.
The following arc the places OF
voting for the respective election
precincts:
In the LIST supervisors district,
at Leota and at Wilczinski 3
Ifeiscr's store.
In the I'd supervisors district,
at Stone b Robb's aud at Refuge
stores.
In the N supervisors district,
~ sssO OVuts bAOusc Uuu tuo W uItc
school house in Greemvillc.
III the 4lh supervisors district
at St0neville.
IL the 6th supervisors district
at Westburg and ut DnrtoMia.
A final registration (and revision
OF registration for the purpose OF
correcting errors aud crasing from
the books names Of such voters 'as
Is shown by satisfactory proof 10
have died, removed from the clcc-
tion district where registered, or
who may from any legal cause
have become disqualificd,') will
bc held at the COURT HOUSE
on Friday, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday, tho 26th, 9th, 18th and
SOth days Of October. 1877.
j. B. McNEILY. (P. d. R.l
w. N. WERLES,
=. Il. WORKMAN,
oct. . Registrars.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
Grand Baby Show,

At " illiams's Hog aud Hom;ny
Store on Mulberry street, Green
vile, on Thursday noxt, llth inst,
at4o'clock, p. IN. Babies between
two and four years old to compete
for tho prizc, which 10 to be q very
handsome cloak. The prize to be
awarded by committee Of ladies,
to the best looking child between
the ayes mentioned.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
Clothing.

for mcu, boys and childrcn's wear.
Also . splendid stock Of Gents.
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES, Of the finest
grades.
My Clothing and Boots and Shoes
IL oil custom mado, and l guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction. My se-
lecti0ns have been made direct
from the best stocks, aud in style,
quality and cheapness cannot be
excelled.
| will DO pleased to have you call
on me before purchasing elsewhere
and will cheerfully exhibit my
immense stock.
Respectfully,
SOL. BRILL,
Grcenville, Miss.
Mulberrv street.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
MCLEAN BROS.
1LAckSMl THIS,
Wagon-Makers
MACHIN NlsTs.
Manufacturers and Dealers,
SrlS.
aREENvILLE, MISS.

0HBEN WILLIE, MISS
Would respectfully inform the
public that our long experience
In the above branches of our busi.
ness gives US advantages for meet.
ing the wants Of the trade which
no other house In our line ip this
city possesses. All we ask is q fair
and impartial trial.
We keep constantly on hand and
for sale q large and well selected
stock of
llsa, stssl. wasen wssl work, Plsvs
aad Plsw Material.
and everything in our line al re.
duced rates.
Machine and Boiler work done
on short notice.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
DISSOLUTION.


Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Julius Landau, Marcus Lan-
dau aud Sigmund Spingarn under
the style Of Landau, Spingarn =
Co., has been dissolved. by mutual
consent. Julius and Marcus Ian.
dau succeed to all Of the assets OF
the late firm and arc alone author
lied to receive and collect the same,
and have assumed all legal liabili.
ties OF the said partnership.
MARCUS LANDAU,
JULIUS LANDAU,
SlGMUND SPlNGARN,
Sept. 4. 1877.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
Commissioner's Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
Washington County.
In Chanccry Court.
Thos. ]. B. Turner, J
Va. M ROT

nos' u D. turner,
Va. M. RAT
Sam Brown ct. nj.
By virtue of the final tlecrec In
the above entitled cause rendered
III vacation to-wit on the l6th ,lsv a,
Of June 1877, tho undersigned n
commissioner of said court hav.
Ing been appointed to execute said
decree will on '"''
Monday, lst day Of October 1877.
proceed to sell al the front door of
the Court House Of said Countv ~
between the hours prcscribed II,
law for Sherifi's sales, At public
ontcry to the highest bidder for for
Cash, the certain lots tracts ana
parcels of land described IN ala az,
decree as follows to-wit: The
south west quarter Of section sovs ).
enteen, tho west half and sonth IN
east quarter Of section twenty. Ana
! me !. east halt and part OF the wsSt .,u
nalI OF section nineteen. ali in
township eighteen Of ranre ssvsn ~
lying aud sltuated IN ssid conrs, , !;
o. Warrington and State 81 M.
s,ssippi, aud further described In
sne bill In said cause AZ the ss,ns =.
isnd !. bought by complainant ofKirSs e
g montgomery, and bounded on
!ne north BY lands then beIonvinso, s, .
70 Hood \ Smith, and on ths e.:s ~
py tho plantation then known ss a.
NJ: Buckner's place. on ths -. : 8.
~ lands then belonging 10 81 S,,r sis y
,Montgomery, and on The sonth H. -
,snos ,,,, then belonging 70 Xsrc!.
y WSlckline and containing sbout ors evs
thousand acres. "'ss' one
A. W. SIIADD.
Sept. l-5 's'o"cr'
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

Thos. II. Allen & Co.
W.. ) ADDClIee
w. F. Pool and wife,

Thos. II. Allen & Co.
W.. ) ADDClIee
w. F. Pool and wife.
By virtue and In pursuance of
the final decree rendered in the
above styled cause In the Supreme
Court Of the State of Mississippi,
the undersigned will as special
commissioner on
Monday, the l2th day ofNsvsmbsr
1877, at the door Of the courthouse
IN Bolivar e unity Mississippi. sell
for cash at public auction to high
est bidder the undivided ono firth
Of the following described lands
to.wit: The south west quarter
Of section thirty. the east half and
west half Of section thirty one ex-
cept a strip two hundred and uinc-
ty three aud half yards wide If
the south side Of said section all In
township twenty one range seven,
all Of section thirty, township
twenty one, range eight except .
strip two hundred and ninety three
yards wide OF the south side, tho
east halt Of the south east quarter
of section twenty eight, township
twenty one, range eight, oil Of said
lands being in the County Of Boli-
var and State Of Mississlppi, the
said one fifth being two hundred
and seventy one acres.
The title to said lands under said
sale II is believed will bc good, but
l will convey only a. commission
or.
W. A. YERGER,
Commissioner.
F. A. Montgomery solicitors for
Appelees.
Sept. 20, 0
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
COPARTXERSHIP.

We have this day formed a part
nership under the firm name OF
Landau Bros, for conducting a
general Mercantile business at our
old stand IN Grcenville, and on
Deer Greek. Having made COM
plcte arrangements to prosecute
our business IN an extensive man-
ncr. We respectfully solicit the
patronage Of our old customers
and the public at large.
JULIUS LANDAU,
MARCUS LANDAU.
Grecnvillc, Sept. 4, 1877.
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06
CITATION.
STATE OF. MISSISSIPPI,
Bolivar County.
In Chancery.
Cotton & Coffee, }
n. Ay4 va.

A. s.,o
NO. 40 ".
a. y. lcrreh'
II appearing to tho satisfaction
Of tho Court from an affidavit fled
IN the above styled oa,lsc that A.
&. Terrell the defendant In said
cause Is a non resident Of the State
Of Mississippi, and that his place
Of residence and his Post Office is al
Memphis, Tennessee. II is there
fore ordered BY the Court that
said defendant a. q. Terrell eli.
ter his appearance herein Oh or bc
fore tho next October Rule day of
this C0urt, TO be holden at tho
Chnnccry Clerks office In Roscdalc,
Bolivar County Mississippi, before
thn Clppg Of t1Nfa COurt nm thn D., Il
The Greenville times., 1877-10-06

THE EXTRA SESSION A<CER-
TAINTY.
Washington, Oct.--1.-Qucs-
tions from various parts Of the
Union, whether Congress will Ger.
tainly be convened October 10th,
are answered yes.