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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

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mept Of State, Lsvee and Town
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Rail Rosd yends
School. Tax
County Tax .
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Town TAXES.
c.nsral Purposes . smills'
Pauper Fund
| Teachers Fund
School Contingent
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L1vsn TAxHs.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

For convenience ofrsfsrsncs. ws
herewith publish : tabular ssa'e.
mspt Of State, Lsvee and Town
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-02-09

JUDGES or THH surx1xn ooukr.
= : sl~s.ll. Chlef 5usllce, n y CAalnere'
J. Ar. Csmvbsll, Assoe'ases' - r,iss,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-16

sto tia relative an,ottsIt Id the country oil
silver to gold. &c Increased the purch as,ng
pow 81 oi money TO the extent OF this dimi-
ma ton Of the aggfegate os precious metals,
and ia proportion as this purchasing power
was increased was che value OF land and
other properly diminished. The remoneti.s.
cation Of silver tended Immediately to re-
establish d Just relation between property
and coin which had been so seriously dis
tarbee.- e.. silver becoming once more o
Joint specie basis with gold. The effect was "
to begin the restoration OF the relations be-
tween property and money that existed be-
fore decentralization and the dimlnutlon OF
the quantity OF money.
The consequence Is shown BY, tue he
RAIDS paragraph. Gold becomes money
and ceases TO be merchandise. The pro-
perty OF real-essate owners had been rem
dered unstable save at ruinons prices, and
communities had been at the mercy OF
vicious stock and goll-gamblers. Now,
however, gold ceasing to be an article for
gambling-gold becoming money, silver
being its auSiiiary-and the financial ma
chinerY OF the land bringing speculation OF
all sorts under the discipline OF rigid SOL
yency and accountability, property must
| gradually recover its just relations to mo-
ney. So the Herald says, very truly, that
!" an important sdyance in all descriptions
! Of property would seem to be inevitable"
Still, it would be ill-tempered haste to ex-
pect that this recovery Will be sudden. III
must be slow. The word property" does
not Include all things. 1t would be alto.
gether wrong to look for any rise in articles
OF subsistence. Living should never be ex'
cesslyely costly, and it never is in a country
with well-reg uated money system. IL the
standard OF subsistence is moderate, and oc.
cupation abundant for all, that will secure
plenty, thrift, and contentment to the peo'
pie. It is employment and prompt pay thai
are wanted.
The foundation of such happiness in the
community is in the avoidance OF disaster;
that flow from the ruinously low prices OF
property caused by the enormously en-
HANGED purchasing power OF money. Many
causes may contribute to this great disturb
ance, with its awful effects. But in this coun
try the demonstration OF silver did moro
in affecting the nation with this great ln1u
ry than anything else. Therefore, its rcsto
ration, to become along with gold the joins
basis Of the paper currency Of the country
is steadily bringing US back to the proper
relation between coin and property. The
"infiation." as the Herald chooses to callit
that is "founded upon solid values 20
! gold and silver-silver remonetized ano
gold become money" instead OF mer
chandise for gamblers--there must be car
advance in all descriptions OF property"
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
o0.CENT' STORE.
A r THE 99-CENT STORE:

L HE JJ-CENl = lctT
Received this morning the first invoice OF our
NEW CROQUET-eight balls and eight mallets Of
the BEST HARD WOOD (hnishcd as well as our
six-ba sets Of last year,. Stakes aud WcHets COM
plete-all packed in strong hinge, covered boy; To
be sold at 99c.
Orders from the country will receive prompt az
tcntion and goods shipped By freight express, Us
they may order. -
New styles In PICTURE-FRAMES at so and 99c.;
We have also fine FRAME, lifted with 2a&,
and back, size IL By Ii and IA hy 7, al Sl9S.
These FRAMES are worth $3.50:
A lot of large, handsome WASllBOWLS aud
PITCHERS;
All lengths In a new lot OF CARRlhGE-WIilPS
warranted whaicbone:
Some new, large FOUR-WIlEEL DOLL-rERAN-
BULATORS;
More Of those handsome NICkLE-PLATED,
SEVES-SHOT REVOLVERS al 4l.9S: SIN
GLE-SHOT PISTOLS at 99c.:
A very handsome line OF POCkETKNINES In
pearl and shell handles.
Catalogues free 10 any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
apB COS Broad street.
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stsEPEGBAIrNUTEGEB.
na GRAND Openings OF SPRING
G. q O ID 81 sss r
COHEN BROTHERS
win make on Monday q magnificent exhibition q
SILKS AND IMPORTED NOVELTIES.

COHEN BROTHERS
win make on Monday magnificent exhibition q
SILKS AND IhPoRTED NOVELTIES.
Their silk department viii be replete with NIL the
Paris novelties and choicest bargains.
BLACK SILKS
OF the most reliable Lyons manufacture, warranted
In every respect, andatlower prices than they have
ever been known before.
TAPASSTERs, rich Cachemirc dnfsh, at si.25:
BONNET'S and GUINET'S BLACK SILKS ut
1925, s1.50, and $2.05:
GU1NET's RICH sATIN-FiN1SH a. 1925 worth
fully 1915;
Also, an elegant line Of DAMAssE:
BROCADED SILKS In black, white, and eolors;
sATISS in black, white, and colors, and In various
qualities, Mt much below market value;
NOVELTIES IN PARIS BLACK and COLORED
GRENADINES;
CHENILLE AND MEXICAN MESH;
BOURETTES and FEATHERED MIXTURES In
all their various and magnificent styles;
Also. the most complete stock or BLACK GOODS,
In DAMASSES aud MOURNING GOODS, In
cluding Lnbn's superb qualities CASHMERE,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS. TAMISE. and LACE
BUNTING
10 pieces ALL-WooL BLACK BUNTING Mt
25c.;
A large variety of tie best FRENCH ORGANIZES
in new and elegant designs, with SOLID COL
OIS TO MATCH FOR UNDERSk1RTS;
Also, complete new lines OF HOSIERY, In pilk,
Lisle thread, and cotton IN AL the latest novel
ties.
All their various departments viii be complete.
selected with the greatest care from tue French,
English, and German styles,
They will also Offer at greatly-rcduced prices, a
large stock or
WHITE AND CoLORED MATING,
besides thousands of other goods apis
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The Condition of the Country.

Inc COCullOn OF the Country.
We extract the following paragraph from
the money article Of the New York Herald
Of Sunday: ..
"The financial situation has greatly
changed since Mr. Sherman made his con-
tract with the Syndicate, and the premium
on gold has dropped to paltry quarter per
cent. With this out OF the way, and kept
out of the way, the gold outside OF the
Treasury is converted from merchandise
into money, and many millions are added
TO the currency OF the country. Under
this infation-an imitation founded upon
solid values, and not upon mere promises
to pagan important advance IN all de-
scriptions Of property would seem to be
Inevitable. "A recognition OF this fact by
Z the public and q disposition to act in ac-
cordance would seem to be the one thing
needful 20 help the market on TO still higher
prices. ~ 3.
In this extract we find what Is true and
shIeWdIy suggestive. The country stands
upon financial basis that Is solid and firm.
From this IL may advance in manner safe
and prosperous.
The great point in the policy which has
brought us 70 this point Is the remonetiza-.
gtIon of silver. 1lr. SHERMAN fortified that
movement by succession of wise and
Bound sxpedisnfs that secured g to the.
country the full benea tsspf the silver net!
4 The dasrsaa izatsen of silgsr deprived ma.
sae,p its quantity part eqaaI!
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The Wbeeling Intelligencer seems to ha,

The Wheeling Inteltgencer seems to have
very little Kindness and no reverence for
what was called in other times Old Vir-
ginis, and is now Virginia. What Its editor
may have felt for it when he was citizen
Of undivided Virginia seems to have oozed
out OF him, and be sees now nothing to ex-
cite appreciation and little that is too good
for disparagement. He makes out that
there is nothing OF commercial merit in the
routes through Virginia, nor in the adyan-
tages OF the tidal communications with the
sea. Such disparage ment hardly rises to the
responsibility that would make argument in
order. We have q good mind to quote
ROBERT JOHNSON upon our contemporary.
Melted at an attack OF the Wheeling repre-;
sentative, he advised THE delegate TO buy
basins and soap to wash the black faces Of
the voters who elected him. But we WON t: ]
8 STAIN christina has accidentally
sfrnE an has- Jap 80
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ME- YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION.

MT YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
announce for the early spring trade:
BLACK SILKS at s., sl.25, $3.50, $1.75. So {;
at prices lower than any house South. We ask
an examination of our prices.
BOURETTE, MEXICAN, and Fl ORTENSE
GRENADINES, in fullest assortment;
BRoCADE GRENADINES-new;
BLACK and COLORED BUNTlNGS-all shades
from 25 to 75c.
Look at the BAYONNAIsE. CLOTH at 81 and
$l.25-very latest;
Latest Partisan novelties in BOURETTES, FEA-
THERED, and NOVEL DESIGNS, and SILK
and WOOL FABRICS;
LADIES' KIDS-two- and three-buttons-at 81;
EMBROIDERED, SIDE-CUT, and GIANTS DE
SUIDE KIDS ut popular prices;
Latest styles In LIsLE-THREAD, SILK, and BER-
LIN GLOVES;
Most complete stock of TOWELS, DAMASKS, Do
MESTICS, SHEETINGS, and SHIRTlNGs, ut
lowest cash prices;
SOLID COLORED, STRIPED, and CHECKED
SILKS, In beautiful assortment;
Look at our FURNITURE CRETONNEs.
T. 4. PRICE & CO..
mh29 ~ 11Ol Main street.
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Mt THE GREATEST BARGAIN

" THE GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered in Richmond are now offered at SYCLF
BROTHERS:
BLAGK SILK at 70c.;
T Ta1 beS sEh 5 At d LY e5 hacx
W GRAIN SILK ii,f at 81 .25-rea value, e: 'No
Extra. magnificent quality LYONS BOILED TAI.
B1h hGKAT p q 1sfi XVII ST'S
Mo flifi 1SSksiiikh1 ASr1NE at s5c. per yard;
Exira-fine LUBlN'S CAsHMERE at 70 and SOC.
per yard very fine e6tr4 snnllty at s9e
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS
TAMISE, and BIERRETZ:
Beautiful STRIPED SILKS at CSC. per yard
Handsome evening shades, such as LIGHT BLUE
BLACK Kan and p coIoRED sATISs-wc offer exr;
new H4ps lot Of c;AMBR1c EDe1NGs just received
able for ladies' skirts, and misses dresses, only
pon os Su per y5ar bSs efoie
New y s,yies GfA AZ 'S|ssENAbINEs;
The largest assortment of CASsIMERES for mems
Look :! S sar LAR osE' three
All Tie latest lstes5 styles of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
All colors BOURETTE. from one shilling to soc.
BUNTING, all colors, for 25c.:
Don't fail to look 1T our TOWELS;
Handsome MELANGE, suitable for travelling
dresses at 1870. per yard-real value, 25c. per
yard:
Don't fail 10 look at our new FANCY-EMBRoI-
DERED HANDKERCHIEFS;
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS at 25c.-real value, 75c.;
MATTlNGs, TABLE and FLooR-oIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS
cheaper than any house in the city;
CORSETS from soc. TO $3.50;
ENGLISH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN HO-
SIERY, for ladies, misses, and children;
Don t fail to look at those l2ec. HOSE.
We have a full line in every department. All We
ask is call from our frlends, customers, and the
public in general.
: We have always on hand an assortment of the
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHION-the most popular
fashion in the market.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 311 Broad street,
apis between Third and Fourth streets.
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N :,,:,r DEMANDs A TONIC when

4 NJ Al hEl ~ azAn -. = 49,,
In the nerves are unstfung, the head aches. The
appetite is poor or variable the sleep disturbed and
general depreciation Of vital power IL experienced.
such safe of things cannot long exist without the
DEVELOPMENT or aerions disease. The most active
and penl.i inygorani known Is Hestc.ter's stomach
Btter, The absolute purity Of It's sprituous oasis
and botanic ingredients gives It claim 10
nublic confidence, and It's SURPRISING medicinal
value is nd uitted by medical men OF distinction, by
whom 1t is widely used in private prac'ice. Foe
Fever and agne-hoth az preventive and remedy
vanepsla, liver complaint. bilious remitient fever
constipation, choleraic complaints aatulenee, and
NIL intestinal disorders It Is thoroughly reliable
remedy tits the antifebrie specific par excellence
OF the naaral districts Of this and other countries
where diseases born OF niasna prevail, and as q
general household remedy 1t Is also universally
e.,eemed. ap ,Th&s&u
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NJ THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE
Just received their second supply Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, AMI will exhibit OH MondaYand
during the entire week NIL the latest novelties In
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, PARAsOLS, &c. For goods ut
low prices read our advertisement and give usa call
1870 pieces Dress Goods from 10 to 50e.; Black and
Colored Silks at all prices: Worsted Fringes IN az
shades and prices; Black silk Fringes 25c. to sl50
a yard-call and see them; Black Alpacas-a very
cheap liuc-16c. 10 81: Mourning Goods-sone spe-
ciaI bargains; Black Grenadines very cheap-12c.
to 81: White Gt,ods-a large variety at very low
prices; White Mar,eillcs and Honeycomb Quilts !:
Curtain Laces and bfuslins extra low; White and
Red Table. Damask, Napkins, Towels, Sheeting5,
Bed. Ticks, &C., very cheap.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Having 4 very large stock on hand and wishing 10
reduce same, we will offer from Monday our entire
stock at extraordinary low prices Don't fail to give
us call. .-, .,,>-e
&C., for mems and boys wear, which we are selling
very cheap; also. Cd DOLMAN CLOTHS for chill
dren's and ladies's suits, from 75c. TO Sl.25.
Our KID-GTOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in all shades OF Two and Three-Buston Gloves. The
best Glove in the city at SOC. Call and see them at
| THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
anI3 col Broad street.
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GUANO.
WINES. LIQUORS. &c.
ERESGOING.

III G. WILKINS, THE FRESCO ART
III. IST. can decorate your rooms as cheap as
they can be papered and they win look better and
have the great advantage Of washing with soap and
wafer when soIled. No need Of removing carpets.
References 4. Y. Stokes s. Co., Marion Dimniock,
architect; 3. j. Black, architect. Address. II
east Grace street. ap S-3w<
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EETI NGa.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM a.
lfI beers of RICHMOND RANDOLPH &K
LODGE, No. O. will attend stated eommn-
nication at the MasoEs Hail THIS lIuesdayJ
EVENING at z O'Clock. Members OF sister iouSes
and visiting brethren arc inVi1ed 10 oe pfe'en''
% o'osA " '"e WILLIAM J. RIDDICK,
,n1c74* Secretary.
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DRESS-NAKiEG.

nRE S S-M 4 Il n G..
REMOVAT.-MIss l.. GREER has removed 10
No. 7GS east Grace street, where she will be pleased
to see her friends and patrons.
Just received the LATEST Spring and Summer
styles.
Orders solicited ap 1885,
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nI TORCHON LACES at St, 10, and
15c. per yard, worth Is, 20, and Soc, being
Just about one half OF their regular value;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTlSGS at
prices low enough to satisfy the most economi-
cal so We don't give prices. but say we can
show stock of 10000 yards, from which you
can make your selections;
CHECKED MUsLINs at 2oc. per yard, would be
cheapfat Soc;
CHECKED NAINSOOK at 16Hc. worth 25c.:
NOTTINGHAM LACES, for curtains, at 12'5
16s. 90, rs, so, 35, 40, 45, so, 60, and ESQ
pcr yard-aiI from auction and very cheap-at
ap16 LEVY BROTHERS.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

AND
i HYMNALS.
Our stock ofPRAYERSand HYMNALS, together
in cases, separate IS large and complete, embra-
cling the newest and latest styles Of bindings.
WEST. JOHNSTON K CO..
Booksellers and Stationcr',
ap lJ.3t oil Main street.
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1t seems that TWEED was disturbed by
the idea that the preachers would have
much to say about him and make him ar
odious example in their pulpit discouIses
He was greatly concerned upon this point,
and seemed not to be so much mortified at
the exposure Of his bad deeds as he was at
the contemplation OF the use that would be
made Of them by the moralists.
The New York Herald improves The &C.
casion by suggesting that TwEED's career
is especially valuable in regard to the mo-
ralty OF politics, and thus produces the
germ of a discourse ::
"He presents the most remarkable in.
stance in our municipal history OF the alb
solute and imbecile waste OF great oppor-
tunities. What he might have been himself
and what his history would have been il
his unusual opportunities had heen inl-
proved under the honorable impulses OF a
man with pride and glory in the greatness
OF the city of his birth; all that, contrasted
with what he became through the degrading
use Of his opportunities in the mere pur-
suit Of measures for pilfering the public
is the instruction to be
derived from his story, the moral OF
which cannot be too strenuously insisted
upon. That is the phase Of Tweed's history
that will be not merely important IN moral
sense, but of definite value in our politics;
for no man that in the future rises to great
influence or honor in our local struggles
can ever shut his eyes to it. 1t is story
that exhibits the crushing results Of a mean
motive"
This language is good; yet we must con-
Tess it is putting rather a fine point upon it
to call stealing a 'mean motive" Still, the
moral is good.
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DBYf;00Ds.
cARDozo, FouaeuaEAN & co.

:TtARDozo, FOURQUREAE & co.
now offer to their customers goods at prices low
er than ever before known even TO the Oldest dry
goods men in The countrJ-some goods ranging far
lower than they were before the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment Of
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which fashionable for the present season, as
astonishing low prices. They have made
81. BLACK SILKS and BLACK GOODS
speciality for several years past, and feel assured
that no nner stock can be found 20 select from.
SATINs-Blaek and Colored;
BROCADE and CAHELS-HAIR GRENADIyE In
all the new shades;
FRENCH and FEATHERED BOURETTES-soE,e-
thing entirely new and very handsome;
yEENCH and AMERICAN BUNTISG-ali SHADES
and qnanties.
4 large lot Of LINEN SIEETISG. from 81 b
12-4, bought very cheap and will be sold accord
ingy.
PARASOES.-Be sure and examine Cur stock befnru
buying.
CoLoRED HOSIERY for ladies and mlsse4-s,,n
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS sld CASSIMEREs fo7 gentle
men.
BRABANT LACES. mi, 25-3m
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ap lJ.3t
DOCKS AND STATIONERY

EJOVhC INLND y y I To " Xix
~ AT WHOLESALE.
We offer OH the best terms for cash Ia punctual
customers:
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS-BO AL
BUNS. BIBLES and IlYMN-EOOkS. WITHIN
and WRAPPING PAPER. ENVELOPES. FANCY
PAPER In boxes, INK, ISkSTANDS. PENS ahni
HOLDERS. BONNET BOARDS. MUClLAnEr
POCKET-BOOKS, PENCILS STATES, TWlNES,
VIOLIN-STRINGS, BLANk-BOOkS (ll sizCs)
PAPER BAGS, CROQUET, &c.
Orders will have prompt attention st 1902 and
1904 Main street.
aD S-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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VHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
SPECIAL MEETING.

, s,ec,,, meeting Of the BOARD OF DIREC-
TOPS on THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE will be held THIS EVENING at O'Clock,
in their rooms over The First National Bank for inc
PURPOSE of completing the Richmond iariH Bis;-
Iess.men, whether members of the Chamber or not,
who desire to give their views are invited to attend
In is desirable that ail the members of the Board
should be present order that the tariff should be
made as complete and satisfactory as possible npd
especially as there is urgent call Tor the tar!l by
a. .r 81, - Secretary.
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HOTELS.

CHESTER HOUSE, ..s.s-
" JOSEPH II. SNEAD, PROPRIETOR,
CHESTER, VA.
This house, located on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond and
nine from Petersburg, with its comfortable cottages
and lawn, make 1t q convenient and desirable
for families from the cities.
dred and fifty yards of the main building.
LAND-BUYERS-REDU RATES.
The railroad authorities furnish the head of fami
Hes boarding at this house passes to either city at
Chester tract" a free pass for ten years on each
dwelling house erected. ap 16-eod1m
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FULL-WIDTH LINEN SHEETING at SOC. per
yard, would be cheap al 81.
apis LEVY BROTHERS.
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TAXES.

OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, April 9, 1873. 5
T ICENSE TAX.
This Office will be open daily from O'Clock A. N.
TO 6 O'Clock II. NJ. from the FIFTEENTH TO THE
THIRTTETlI OF APRIL, for the purpose Of re-
ceiying the
LICENSE TAX
from all Lawyers, Doctors. Dentists, Commission
Merchants. Merchandise Brokers' Stock and Ex-
change Brokers. Wholesale and Retail Liquor Deal
ers. Hotels. Restaurants, Saloons, Boarding. and
Eating Houses, AuctioIeers, Lumber Measurers,
Architects, Theatres and Halls Telegraph. Express,
and Coal Companies; Mercantile, Insurance, Steam
boat. Real Estate, Employment, Ticket, and Sew
ing Machine Agents: Butter Manufacturers, Junk
and oyster Dealers, ScavengerS and Photographers.
Pawnbrokers, Bowling Alleys Shooting Galleries:
or any other business which cannot be reached by
the ad yalorem system
All bills remaining unpaid on the 1st day of May
u fine Of not less than one dollar and no more than
live dollars for each day thereafter will be imposed.
y. i. WOODSOS.
aD 9-tMyl Collector,