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summer time table to take eject sunday June 49, 1879
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA HAN'oN. commencing a.
above wiz during the from Pier foot NJ
2ii st. EAST RIVER direct 10 'umpluN's Depot At
GREENPOiNT making close cuuucr tiuns guiug and re-
turning with express trains to ami from Manhattan
Beach
Boat leaves 23d Pier NJ ~ 81 - 10 ~ II - 4 NJ
and ~ o.. jn. . - 3 50 A. . 81. and % o. VI
Trains leave Manhattan Beach Tor NV YORK via Green
point at 80 10 II NJ. AMI - -. T. -. 3 ~. %
~. -, Z SIS and . 80 + W. Time from DrccnpolnL
~ minutes
Trains connect at Eas' Ncw York with Rapid Transit
train. Atlantic brooklyn also with Canarsie AMI
Rockaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The elegant steamers THOMAS COIYFR and n
MARTIN leave I'D =. North river. 80 To- II. ~ VI AMI
!. =. o T. D. o. and 4 irrui Il. Nnfth river % 49,
1910 ~ 10 VI. 4, ~ 10. 49, %. No. IN. . 10
and iuf Pier = North river %, % -. " -
~ - %. = 20 3 - -. - q o, AMI - r.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach VIA BAY Ridge at =
iu4O n 80 A. NJ l.. a. l.3I = %. 40, a., So
90 Z 40 and T. VI
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Gtal Gstat,.

A BARGAtN for some one. A three story, wclilo-
"A Gated house ~ Murr.aul for ~ 500. worth 5000
pllCllETr, Sow Chamber. II
JERICHO, a.. - acres, excellent buildings
every th1ns perfect run PARTICULAR SO West llous
ton 1T
THAT splcnid store Will be sold ~ some price
cost 300, take 100 ia Greenwich ST, lcwclry
store.
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on AND AFTER MAY ~. 1874
Express Trains leave New York. VIA pc.brosses and
tNrtlaunt sis Ferries. A. follows.
3i. : $50 -. - so Nl Liultr 90 II VI. I g. q 80
sl. Co. amt T. W. sundays. I 80 AMI "a NJ. D. e.
,l. + $40 = go and % T. NJ
Boats uf BROOKLYN AnnrX connect with all tlrHu-h
train, AZ Jersey Iitf nloliing speedy snd direct
transfer for krnuklNn Travel
Returning train. leave Philadelphia 20 335 T. 80
80 ant II 4 tainted ENprr,s 80 T. . L.
49, 7. and 80 T. and ~ AlIuisht on ~uutty.
%. q 3l, \, mA ~ 80 T. VI and a. Ntuieut
Ticket onfp- A2b and ntt RrlndWtN I Aston lllusr.
AMI loot pi Dc,hrnssc, aui ,urtauit SIS Court nui
BIO klyn Annex Depot foutnt Fulton st. Bru'kNu, NJ
lld AMI lis Hudson It lohoken Depot Jersey Clty.
iin, ant nckrt uhge, Batter! place, -
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER
GsuVfal Manager. General Passenger AGENT
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dOlantto. NlnIts.

A 5000 MES's new style: spring suit. from s.
~ togo BoiNs iron ". fig to - I" VANhNoN . i4
AGENTS coin money introducing the ready Aver
n tiscr business novelty Tor city and country ~ Ann
street
AGENTS make $40 daily selling AMERYS, show
~ cards Tor every business Na Bowcry corner nestcr
f'AHPENTEn.-Youn!m man. willing and oblising
u cal after O'Clock ut ~ hccNman It
EMPLOYMENT Tor mn active man Of pleasing az
'''''"'' N TSfi3Tii6Ss Gos is sun cScc.
OPERATOR tn work on rnis and awnings $
OnfNMRSWHI over wall It ffry house. Sew York
TEXAS, no i-rgrues wi'hng TO ioin Colony
ns Int state win atHni meeting on ,n.nF n rNch
ism, T. u Gentlemen from Texas will be present
,I,u RAKERs.-Boy to work at baking one that
Il can mould bread reference. % Grand st. BROOKLYN
ANTED-smart cau,assers for illustrated His.
w tory Vt Tnrko Russian war" Illustrated History Of
PAGES ccta9o cceanty Illustrated price 81, general
agents commission To- cnnNaSs,r. nrs, ~. utt r,r;
wa.hington :, Boston
NlANTED-A .kiim man who thoroughly under
rr'vsI r,t6o'is aud machinery AppS TO JUAN q.
kiBoN IA and iid i't It.. Jersey city
WANTED FAINTER understanding MIXING paints.
board '"'''' worn ntlARBs6S 81 East i9SiR st '
WANTED ,eood rinmhcr who can do I'm and
good man. Aidre.. ;. box iid, Sun oficc
NVANTED-A man competent u run 4hor.c en-
w gtne aul make himself useful, at ~ Fulton st. must
have certificate
x,-ANTFD-A whcciorch; good wages, steady
w work at the corner OF Na'y AMI johnson SIS
BROOKLYN.
WANTED nr.' Ills. ,cconl hand ri,incr and
W hatcher Address NJ :. sQtlRhs, 1tond central
Hotel =
WANTED-cha.cr.. .slycr-milh-, aud mcuntcrs
w Apply To TIFFANY co. 90 and 80 Prince Il
\VANTED-rwo iafiu hand. and one coachman ami
w rnidcner AplN at l"~ oih av. near "ih st
W ANTED-A good nni.l,r ou cornicc ami general
w house vork 81 West 2'ih Il
IANTED-A stout boy to work at baking Apply
w nj 90 81 Nv
- sample Tea Co.,, 2jj Pearl St aud ~ FULTON st
Agcnis wanted
4 POUNDS par, I ig,; 81 e, pound; ' ,yc...
Situations tdlanitO.
UPTOWN ADvEKTisERs
VI, leave their favor. r rnv srS at the only suthor
| Hct w town advertisement Offices.
1,sis R, edway. corn,rof aisi It. an +. ami
BOr West l IT, opposite Grand bNera House, ami 200
! ;day.. corner of i7tl 81, anti = T. NJ
Noestra charge.
A SOBER ana inluHuou. YOUNG man want. 90 get
"a % fob "a. secondhand ou bread ur CAKE steady lnh.
az, or country can Pee found At MOORE = % Park TOW
WIDOW LADY Wishes q situation at general
~ hou~ work IN .iuiil family. Inquire at la" "a
az. second n1or. trout
BAKER wishes y sirsdy situation as foreman or
~ second hand ou hrend anil cakc 4~'Grccnwich t.
NOTICE. CHRISTIANS have been reduced
~ q" iu' sr,hir,i l",,rN ~ ~ hnr' y Ig.,.l set
/ Il rear roo D. -i'"n' n'"r
SITUATION wanted hy German cirl In an Amer.
tan av. baker store hrookhn J. u
/ SITUATION WANTED hy = toun, Gcrmau
Nllker =. second hand on bread ami cake, Inquire al
bakery ~ 1t av
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Trains will leave BOSTON daily except sundays at $50
4 NJ, - ~. 3lj. and r VI. pullman train through to
Bangor without change. couuccul AZ Portland ON Tues
day and Friday evenings with steamers for Mt DESERT
JOHN and II AI.IFAN
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AolrO anS Aooms.

A HESPECTAHLE married lady would like a
~ Chd to hnnfd. where II MotNi have a home ana a
mothers care anWruoulnIs can be- gwen at 21i Mott st.
fourth floor. room 10, front
A FEW niics amt gentlemen can he accommodated
"a with board at $50 Madison ST.
(NENTLEM ami ladies can have good board.
" pleasant lunn- piano bath, gentlemen. sit). la
Dies 49, lti Madison 81
INENTIEMIN accommodated with excellent board
~ Anl nto rnom - week, Ildic, - I'D a. jhls Il
CPLEN DID airy rooms To let furnished to r,,loctA
- hie men etNtbe for hhht huus,ket pms Z, Madison
street
WANTED First class board Mt farm house near
W water aud conNrn, Mt to dclo or landing where no
other huard,rs arv tuArn, distance not than 30
miles from the city family consists Ut lady servants
amt children, eldest years, terms reasonable 10 Octo
hnr Atdruss L., H2S BIoadNhy
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Uls;tllancons.

A CHINESE NONELTr.-Ghc chne.c Ca,hi
81. ih Wan !aIGw tofG392,, hEgrU t,ers rcle,s
Son. Lori 4 Co. III Caamhor, II r Fuui, ~ t'hAi..
9r; # r. Kearney ana Brother 10 to 10 Division 1t
I AIDES hnc dresses AMI gcnuemcns ciollins 90.
- sanity fenWHied Naphila kenovauus M0rk,,
MANS MISSION ON EARTH lhqron;h
WI mci, al trtau,c. indicating how confirmed dsibn
uesmaN De- removed The cNp.cnc. OF 2oyr, atuiy, oh
That viii insure restored mashoo sirengtenci vitality
ana sound roniitos OF health mat have been unmarried
nae ani Of The means by winch they can h' removed
Museum Aua'om, and satncc IL" BROADWAY, y
NEURALGIA cured b.. theu,o ofbr snEKlpAN's
~ common sens. - ceut' III Nassau st room ..
OFEIciAL TEGS>TINoNIAhsy@.aiio qill,gIpYAAS.
MEMS SrAMNERlNG curcdin one months TIM,
Z, } 1'a"" Is 10 i Y II and te7rM
40 West 10Th St, near Nal. on +luarc
IT, nc"h cIini sSt'riiH iand ~ g7g w, clos. AZ
M once on Tuc,a, ut II AN ior Luiou, hy steamship
Ci> ). wYoik, Va qaoe, town. onWcln. .n,,atIiN
N lor Eurone m tslram'mP Alsetn, ~ QErn.iown
must bee speually Hddro.>rn. and nt ~ " Tor
ha 1s ai IA M' al Ear oS , '2 '' RnS %1
r. wa queenstown w9lf'Gondtnse l9t nr,naM ana
specially Addressed. and atll NJ, for frlce Gcimany
ni llmbur, core -ponlencc ion Great Bttun and ~
Contingent to ion wnd,db> h,s sram,, must he .lrDhl
, widir scdi on Saly ny at II 80 a. N .im GERMANY,
@r. by ,ioam,np Nr,kat; " son'nahnig' ant bremen
ir,, ~ aud a., + w. nr Eur6.c b., .',s6,p cy Of
ard ocgumm TO hg forwarded by ms sulmel mus, Dc
h, steamship vola Via GLASGOW The .ionmshms Cily
net TAX lake 'S pcE sNc ""a AMI So4 N'' raS
nMh lGf hn i JaNSn lSa'r new l"A JHnG sa
% the mails ior ine West lni,r nnd Ven, Ia leave
, S'rs o 1 az Sew VIZ ' JAW 6e an" mali G'q n1
,lna nnl Japan rnyc san ftAnri'co l9S The mails
rosr orricf, Nav lors, Iggc p. ls;,,s, n...
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fiOuss Furnishing.
ajurs,s, Carriages, DC.

Gao GOOD hor~Aa and harness suitable for any
WV buaness inauiIe VI bheksInIth, OIL ashns.
Tan 81
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TO PIiILADELPHI'
TO PHILADELPHiA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IL PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
NEW NORk
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1 THE MARY POWELL Leaves Pier 80 \.
r. foot Vcsry St daily Rt3.JOP NJ, making all the

SnMiI.Es FOR 1Oc.-Citzcns' Line Troy Boats
lOV New and splendid steamers leave Pier a. \ H.,
loot LEROY st daily including saturday ani SUNDAY ut
T. VI. state rooms only 81; bcrths. pc. Firstcla~,
fare. SOC sure connections with express trains Tor AL
points North. East, and West stat rooms aud truuth
hckctsat Doids Express, vI Broadway ani Court st..
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1878. NEW YORK. 1873
As the time has come Tor the renewal o' snl.en,.
uons THE Sun would remind is friends ami we, wish.
ors everywhere that It Is again candidate Tor tieif
onsidcrau0u ami support Upon IL, record for te iu.
ton gear. 10 relies for continuance OF hc hearty
! athg and generous cooperation which have hiiasfU
locncNtcui.i toit from every uuararo tine uniln
The Daily sun Is ionrpags sheet of - ooirnns
pucc hy naii, post paid, o. ecntsa month of s5.jJ
cr wear.
The sunday edition " rnv suS san EIGHT nag. s1ss
Of a6 columns While giving the news Of thc day. go
.ontains large amount of literary ami mi-ccilne,n
matter specially prepared for It, fis SUNDAY slS tA'
uetwiti sreat success Post paid Si.:0a 'elr
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know TnE wlsstv scv' ucirenl,r,
throughout the United states. the Canalas ana ~.
youd. ninety thousand families greet us welcome
pages weekly and regard It IN the lisht guide com
-euos. and friend Its news. editorial agricultural All
literary departments make u essentially journal prtp
auiy and the hreside. FERN, One Dollar aYehr,
postpaid This price, quality considered. makes % tli
cheapest newspaper published For clubs of ten, VITA
;lOeash, We Will send AN extra cory free Address
PUBLISHER or THE Sun, Sew York CIV
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NEW YORK. JUNE1s, ISIS.

The EASTERN RAILROAD Is the FAvORITE SEA
SHORE ROl ~. touching at all the celebrated beaches
along the Now England coast B y PAIRICk,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent. boston.
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ALnANyy, AAND TE S,,, ny s1rn pA i.1f BOATS.

NTUHNNU UNNTEI UNIV sT
pier at s.Jj, and zllh st. pier At NJ. landing at
Nyack Ferry, West Point Newhurgh POkecpsie, Rhine
heck saugertie Catskill, and Hudson LOWEST POINT
or NEWRt' RGtI returning by down boat at Excursion
Rates TRANSFER by annex boat leaving brooklyn ut
A NJ. connecting at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and
WEST Special trains TO and nom Saratoga lcOmmcnc.
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Open from so \. NJ. toi2P.M.
STATIONS.
MORRIS ST nearest point tor South ferry and Battery
kkt luR -, nearest point ior Wall street Terry.
muuuuW tcrrrs
PARK PLACE, nearest point for Post onne. city Hall.
- nnh barclay street terry " llohokcn
CHAMBERS 81 nearest point Tor ravoni and Erie Rail
FRANKLIN ST. nearest poini. i9r Dc'hros'es street
GRAND ST, terry to Jersey titN.
hLEECKLR ST. nearest point. for christopher street
ilTiI 81
$50 ST. point for 2si ferry to Jersey city.
42D ST. nearest point for New York Central Railroad
sprn ST
5srli II nearest point fOr central Park
For DOWNTOWN train, take wEsr-ilo station
FARE. 10 CENTS.
Except between the hours OF -, and VI and and
T. NJ, when the iare Is . cents.
ROUTE
From isih u along sixth av.. 10 and along Amity -
hlnr- West broadway go Chambers CROSSING into
AMI tlnu. tNc-c place W. nud along Murray and
along Church st. 10 aud aOus New Church 81 10 MOlrs
street
CONNECTS WITH THE FOLLOWING HORSE CAR
.. 80 LINES
At RECTOR ST. with car. for South ferry
At GRAND ST. with cars tor Dc,hru.scs and East
Grand street ipfrU.
A. BiEEtkER ST. with cars for En-t and West
At Sin 81 with cars Ion Christopher ami last 10Th st.
At i4Tli 81 with cars for West 2d and East 2Jl and
Hifh II ferries
Al a3n 81 with cars Tor wechnw hcn ferry
At 5Jth 81 with car. Of 10 Limo Railroad
NJ AAN Nkptkl.IN ~ifpriNfcufrnt
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Trains leave Boston at A. W Fabyans to dinner and
u 80 = VI. lFHhNHn'S Ia supper. passing THROUGH the
famous CRAWFORD NOTCii. and arriving hours in al.
vance OF any other line.
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Guslntss 61altrs.

A EIRs I-tI.AsS good paving family liquor store
y for sale. Allie.-U. box l2i. sun olnre
4 BUaINrSS ps,ius So, prom, per month Tor $50
~ cash 49, trrtuwlfh II
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SI al TO posT0N. FInsr CLASS,
EASTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRITE SEA SHORE ROUTE.
Only line running SUNDAY TiAINs-Boston to Portland

Dnrng the season q 1873. q SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave BOSTON at 7.I5 A. NJ ar
irving IN PORTLAND At - O'Clock noon. Returning,
leave PORTLAND at2l5 r. NJ. and arrive in BOSTON at
~ ~ ting with all rail and Sound lines 10 and
from Sew York
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u,EmKACr GARnrN.
Sablngs Banks.
DOW cry SAVINGS BANK,

ID Nfw ioHk june To- 1874
\ semi annual dividend. az tho rate u five cent
per auuui all sums uf dollars amt upward amt
not exceeding one thousand dollars and Of tour per
Huuin on all sums in excess Ui thousand dollars
aui not exceeding three thuusanc dollars which shall
have hern deposited at least three months the first
tAA 20 JuN next viii be- allowed 10 the depo,lturs aud
Will hc payable on or after Monday, July 10 ISIS,
corlfnrr with the provisions OF the by laws
-, order OF lic Trustees
HENRY LYLEs. ia. President
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EVERY MORNING nucluiing SUNDAYS from Pier l. Mt
the Battery North River at 10 o'clock, and foot oi 22
IT North River, at rs o'clock. BROOKLYN PA~~EN-
GERS will take the ANNEX boat at Fulton ~ NJ VU5
DIYMOUrH ROCK .-1NrORrANr NOTICE -
societies sunday schools Academies. Manufactures.
an, Hr4c uui respectable organization. can make -pe
Cal aud advantageous HrriU ruts for excursions
o. West Point or Ngwbursh ON fhc palace steamer
Plymouth Rock. Rates very low. Apply by mail or IN
person To- - $500 -
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w . Dc Leauhuli, Mo 90, aic. living zhcr PLAYER.
hHn frrfefri, The mary lluus Nln fiute Mr. FRANK
Calder. tNe eminent American lnni.t, Master VIM n
Ice. The lam rs boy sin-er. Mis- Ellie kehip .pprann
Miss Anuln Watson. the fHfnritp fiaui~ie Mf y =
rupuut pianist the Oliver Rf,hcrs Quaftct Cluh and
the " &c mania Quintet club Admission one dime
Reserved seats. uue dune extra For sale al NNtan's
Entertainment Bureau University huilin-. ad MaN,rr,
place. aus bufnnn'.. ~ an HN -Edi-ons wonder.
Institute Dime ~ArfrH Concert next SUNDAY nnlt
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Cb,Gurf.

Gbt Out,
11ONNOITH PARK RACES. LONG BRANCH.
w J. SATURDAY. june - Tuesday. ~ Iuur, lay tt
Hud saturday 9Th july
SIX RACES EACH DAY
Trains ~ the New Jersey Central aud southern Railroads
directly 10 the Course
Admission T. Field alv 70 Grand stand, 81 extra.
Fare irum Sew York AMI back ~
GEO. l. LORILLARD. President
c WmArrY secretary
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IIoR RICHFIELD STRINGS, take PEOPLES
l LINE STEAMERS daily rom Pier A. n X, ! NJ

A IHANf BOATS nhEC T;-M!EritvH, , ~ !, y ~ ~
n EXPRESS LINE -Elc CANT steamers ALTER BRETT
q NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS cNceptrdl
from Canal ST. North river ats =. NJ connecting with
trains Noth and west Fare deck. 2ic cabin fare Doc
meals SOC Freight taken lower than by other lines
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NImIo.s GNnnEN.
unNY rAsrnR,s.

i SUCCESS 90 ami o. broadway SttCE~
ihe great AMI only VICTORIA lOfTlS TKOt ~ II
BRITISH BLONDES. sensational builc.que artists ~
Spanish dancers
SD BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES -
ATLANTA. ANT fnr the fif.f tiW" iu New YORK,
I'M FINALE BASE hall CIT B.
AMI 4 host OF Sensational features Ia NIGHT atS
Muuncrs FRIDAY ant SATURDAY nt2
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DLNMOUru ROCK. TO-DAY,
Il AND EVERY DAY. INCLIldNG SUNDAYS
IP THE LOVELY HUDSON
on Jarrett A puinprs superb Palace Steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Allowing three hous vt WEST rntNr to inspect the
United States Military Academy. aud one hour NJ NEW
BURGH to visit WAsllINGrONs HEADQUARTERS.
4 MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERT N1NMENT,
MARINE BAND GLEE CLUB. NNLOfHONE, BENT.
the great cornet player. Chimes &c, &c
FARE. Entire Grant Excursion FIFTY CENTS.
Children TWENTY-FIVE tcuts
EXCELLENT RESrAJ RANT on BOARD
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroaoa.
: PEorLE,s LINE.

ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
N Favorite steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier
A. North River daily sundays included, at 7. ",
connecting ct ALBANY with Express Trains TOR SARA
TOGA LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPLAIN. the ADJ.
RONDACkS MONTREAL, and points NORTH and WEST
BROOKLYN passengers transferred by Annex boats
First.class fare 81 deck, 25c
Excursion to Albany and return ~ 50
This Is the only night line Of steamers selling tickets
and checking baggage to places Oh the New YORK Central
Railroad
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-04

A. pe.-x
!. Al' Aurphy gave an entertain
s:.' 'ss seeosnt Of his life, from his
S't'a ~ y : n'ue thatehsd eottsgs in
: wsA'osu' ife'end, 70 De present
1ae, God rn
,eehSe ofthirtecn. the speak.
.,,'%ee@epder the influence
= "qeoF = saxteen, b. left homo
- come 70 America, At
ss.u.eu s y inc report Of gold IN
sa'.o'n's =. ost ree'ained in New
's. .v.' g" acquired worse habits
4. sekSeH fssop falling into
s'o.! of"seeting 'em
1'esuy ~ We sent to the
49, 1S - temperate Nov England
- y : reeithy Scotch friend
- nv sna sncre nc got sober and
nea - many years, His
'',Ss" ~ 'oveu : s's's' Pot 1T makes
:. usenee wso seis drunk, even
teY' Nm Mr.. Murphy ;
i. '"o F'ch arunksru 70 taken home
P'R ponce AND nobody knows
's.!tss's eesut " while the man
also 10 pay tho hne has to doit."
Murphy next described bis
nc a. owner ~ . hotel q Portland
Ae. Despite his wiie's opposition,
he cH9ssul y The businesA fell
agyan INTO drinking habits, AND n
aicy years, feiled IN business and
was confinsd ~ tho county Jail u
g. peoltusl drunkard. After the
time ne met Captain Sturievant,
who was holding gospel temper
s''co plqs(inga, and was converted
Mr. Murphy considered tho gospeI
agency IN reforming drunkards
Every nla'', he declared. must fec
his personal importance IN pth'
army 6f total abstnlncrs. Every
ono had something to 10, and ,
refDOneibilitv. hoet0f1 an him, Mr.
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Sunset Cor thus nrrsents = fsu,
facts for the eopsider.tio. a. The
people:
"The farmer st.r.;.v from h,s
work. has 1 shos p.t !. n. hor,.
with nails taxed 81 r.r ...t ar,v-
en- With hammer t.red 81 mar ...t
cuts a stick With : knifs taxed "a
nor cent. h,tehe. ~. hor.. "a (.
plov taxed ~ r.r cent u;,h
chains taxed Ct per can't. He "a.
turns to his homo Il niyht and lava
his wearied limbs nm ! .heet ,.xe -,
s. per cent. and cover. himself
with 4 blanket that h.s n.,d . t.x
Of $50 mar can't. He rises n the
morning INIT. an h,s hnmh,s N.r.
mel shirt taxed 40 ner can't h,s
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-04
Ten Csnnaulnents fsr Husband
...t. = anl wife.


/. l am thy husband, whom
thou didst vow'to love, honor and
obey; for | saved thee from old
mnidism and tho terror Of single
blcsscdness.
2. Thou shalt not look upon any
man TO love or admire him; for l
thy husband, am jealous husband
who viii visit the sin Of his wife
upon her followers; therefore keep
thou faithfully to thy marriage
vow.
5. Thou shalt not backbito Thy
husband, nor speak lightly Of him
neither shalt thou expose his faults
to thy noighbor, lest he should hear
Of it, aud punish thy pcriidy BY 4
. depri, alton Of sumdry items, sucl
as bonncts, dresses, clc.
1. Thou shalt purchase cigars fGl
thy husha vi rather than ribbons
for thysclf. M M
5. Thou shalt not 30 to the ols
era nor evening parties without
thy husband neither shalt thou
dance too frequeptly with thy cou
sin or thy husbands friend.
s. Thou shalt not listen to flat
terry, nor accept gifts or trinket'
from any man save thy husband.
4. Thou shalt not rifle thy hus
baud's pockets for money when h
Is asleep. neither shalt thou reat
any letters thou maycst find there
in; for It Is his business to lo0l
after his own affairs, aud thinc t
lot his alone. se
8. Thou shalt conceal nothinI
from thy husband.
.. Thou shalt make no fals'
representation Of tho state Of tn
pantry, thy purse or thy wardrobe
10. Remember to rise early \
tho morning and be prepared witt
becoming good humor to welcom'
thy husband at the breakfast table
II. Look for no jewelry from
thy husband on the anniversary 0
thy wedding, for It Is written
i" Blessed are they who expect no
thing, for they shall not bc disar
pointed"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-04

" - = ~
I. Thou shalt have no othcr
wife but INC.
2. Thou shalt not take into thy
hopsc any beautiful brazen image
10 bow down to her, to serve her,
for | am . jealous wife, visiting etc.
8. Thou shalt not take the naino
Of thy wife in vain.
4. Remember to keep her re.
specially.
5. Honor thy wife's fhther and
mother.
8. Thou shalt not scold.
I. Thou shalt not find fault with
thy dinners. M
8. ~rhou shalt rock tho cradle
in my absence, and prepare the tea
forjny return.
Q. Thou shalt not be behind thy
nelghbors.
TO-. Thou shalt not visit the
rum tavern, thou shalt not covet
the tsyern.keeper's rum, nor bis
| brandy, nor his gin, nor !iis wine,
nor his whisky, nor anything that
Il behind the bar Of tho rumseller'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-04

A Frenchman was sitting by
hummer at the songs IN theatre.
t" The brute ! the animal " ho NUT
tered to himself. 4 Sir" said the
hummer, "do you mean me =
+" Heaven forbid" +" he replied, ~
am complaining Of the tonor, whose
noise prevents me from hearing
you so clearly a. I should wish.''
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-05-04
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