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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
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DECORATION DAY-lS1S.
Br ". O. HYDE.


To-day throughout our wide spread land
10 heard the solemn tread
OF footsteps marching on their way
To the homes Of the honsred dead;
There on the graves Of our county's braves
Earth choicest gift 70 spread.
The boys In blue and the boys In gray.
And the hs'dy volunteer
Who stood the buut Of ,hs deadly fray
Far out on our Wild frontier.
To-day are SLEEPING the sleep Of peace
In xrsvsyaids cold and dresr.
Tue washos winds arc whistling by.
And OR the graves OF thoss
Who .ncs upon the battle Geld
STOOD face TO face - foss.
But nos upon our mountain side
In blissful peace rspess.
Hind hearts are they Who m this day
Forget the strife long fed.
And gather 'ronnd with h'ral Gins
The graveysrds Of our deed. e
Who In q causs th,y felt was Just.
To death Or victory stsd.
In this far Western land OF ours. ~
This land Of v. aith untoii,
where from the hidden depths bebssth
10 rissd the precious geld.
The sturdy miner turns from toll
To honor those now cold.
Thoss heroes who arv now al rect
Beneath Nevsds's sod;
Those heroes who on many . Geld
The paths Of danger trod;
Who sleep to-day In peaceful rest
On the bosom Of their God. g.
Gather the choicest flowers for them,
Their graves TO decorate
Those heroes who today are laid
To rect within our Stats.
Ers life had fed. to danger did
Their pure lives consecrste.
uu. u
The blue and grey are sleeping now.
The battles strife 10 o'sf;
The harsh e~oinn,nd. the battle cry,
The eannon's mighty roar.
Have ceased to stir those valiant hearts
A. rect for tvermOre
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
A Chorus Of 1880 Voices and a.
Orchestra Of lle Pieces = The
Photograph.


-
The San Francisco Ala Of yesterday
,;vo. . tru ...o,n, n, ,hs ore,;r, nj
tne grand musicaI es"'a HUN ~nion
We extract the following:
The chorus included 1890 voices COM
prising the following societies:
San Francisco = Handel & Hadyn.
John z. Morgan. Director. ass ; Jack.
son Gles Club, George W. jackson,
Director. lS5; George J.. Gees class,
100 Apollo Cleo Club, Martin Schultz,
Director. %.
Oakland-Harmonicas, ]. p. Morgan.
Director, 1856; Hiah School, II. ]. Todd,
Director. 81 (; Orpheus Choral Society.
W. J. McDoughail, Director, 80.
Sacramento-John Mcneil and Chas.
Winter. Directors, co.
San JOSEF. N. Paryin, Director, GO.
oo,,vr,x v,.s,c,, soc,rr,rs
~,
heaidsourg anu SANTA i.osa' III p'a-
mond springs d. ~. uI,,n'n' D,rec.oI'
20; stockton, +. n. Elliott, director
20; salinas City, n. j.. Mccoy Direc-
tor. ~; Eureka. J.. Harrington. Direc-
tor. ~; Woodland u I: rinknsun, d.
rector. "a; Modesto, W.. n. s,n,ine'
DIRECTOR II; Sah Diego Ell. nlAck'
mer' director, ~ ror,,anu' s,,. sioise'
Director. ~; Snisnn: ". NJ. otockman'
Director, 10 'sca',ile, Y MI
miner. pirse'o,' 10, ooJ"' ~. "a. AN
ION Diree'ot, ~ NeNnua o''y' ~, GU GU
roy, froI. 9onnsoh, Dlrsetoi, "a oau
bnenaVsn'ula' n,a. Inusl,e'n n. D
tor, " 'iSaiia, rfo,' n'rscu, D',Nrso'
o. sahta baioara, IN. cum ple
,or. - i'ceknh, =, NORM oau 'uAn' -
Sonona' d 'ie,eeu'
si.n. III, $3.50.
Inc oa,'eiy o. zen guns wnicn was
USED u au OF .ne g,ana enoI. Was ~
iiom 'ne 'ouin's W oap'An S.
pIusn an. I.P a.. ms snn g.. Iisn'
nun WIZ rn,t,aa.i. n,.,J IioS,
.n' nj. a;so.ara 80 s,nst;n'
a..nnis'y. s,s..am S.sS ~ + Ei...
!enue1 ny STEPHEN i""" "0
'riSai DePai.h'en.. ,,,.. n...,u
Inc so'o's's I've WEI, y,.L. NJ. n;ii;nas
~ %, Ior;s. NJ Whitnay
sop'a IT. c,'.,a .anr.I,.. NJ r.
s 1870 ' ,.nos . ~ Ios,an
ruy ,ororrr nv .nrrsrs
,- Nee.o ~ .;,,... ~
San Francisco and the contiguous cities
OF tue oApe. Inc P''h'eu iiss snn
~.,a n,sssn, yss,s,dsv inclpding many
., ,ha h.s, t1own AMI ~fsyoril, Of local
[o,,;a,s IoilavIn, "a ,ha mil i;.t.
NJ Na,,;nsr Tamnbsli' Mrs. ". @.
Little Mrs L.izzis p Howell. Mrs. ].
NJ Pierce Mrs. Dourla, Saunders.
Miss Mary T.. wadsworth, Mrs. Il. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

NOTHING less than utter imbecility on
the part Of their opponents can prevent
the complete rout Of the Bourbons upon
the Tilden. Blair programme Of rsvo.
luton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

IT was the proprietor Of an American
lunch counter who said: 81 care not
who makes the laws Of tho country. u I
make Its sandwiches" And be fnished
hammering out tho bottom Of ono.
welded the upper crust down 10 IL.
braxed the edges, tempered II and laid
IL in the sun. and Allied out . blank
burial permit while he waited for the
next customey.-Hankcw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
washoe County.

Reno Gaiette. Nay 2s.-Ed. Naples,
the man who was shot by Harry Dougan,
il yet In a critical condition. DIR. Bishop
found n nth wound on Naples three OF
four days after he was taken to the
County Hospital. The wound IL q very
slight one, however. One OF the shots
fired by Dougan made n slight cut OH
the left ankle Of Naples. DIR. Bishop
says that II will be at least twenty days
before he can tell whether the wounded
man will live or not.
Reno Journal, Nay 29.-washoe Val.
ley is beautifully clothed in green. The
crops are looking well. and there Ia an
appearance Of thrift not sIcelled In the
State. A finer prospect has not been
theirs for years. Ia Steamboat and
Eagle valleys the same happy state OK.
lists. The contrast afforded by these
beautiful valleys and the adjacent bleak
hillsides Is very striking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Prrra CooPER says his simple rules
Of business have bean to avoid debt and
idlensss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
the MAN IN rnE WHITE HOUSE.

In any event, Mr.. Sherman is CON-
parativsly an unimportant party. His
own reputation Is at stake. and he has a
right to that strict and impartial justice
TO which all men are entitled. But 1t Is
he man Ia he Waite House ,rhom he
inrsstisaiors are reilly after. Sherman
and Moves occupy only subordinate
places.-Daaa's Democraiie Sun, My %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
NEVADA ITEMS.
From, our Mate Exchanges.
Eureka County.

Eureka County.
E1ska .Sedinei. May ga gentle
man who Is well informed In regard to
our coal resources. informs us that by
an estimate based on actual observation.
there Is five years supply Of wood with.
In q radius OF forty miles that al be
utilized for coal burning purposes. pro-
viding our furnaces consume no more
than during the past year.
Eureka Republican. Nay They have
run across streaks Of coal In the
belt Of shals through which thoy are
now cutting in tho Ureka tunnel. AZ
Jumps OF quartz begin to appear in the
shale the miners judge that they will
soon be through the belt, and thon they
expect to strike ore. The car track Is
all ready for the rails. which will soon
be on the ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

ScALrs that will weigh q grain Of dust
are used in the Philadelphia Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

ABOUT %. 900. 900 have been spent on
the Catholic cathedral In New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Dox Pedro starts on the tramp again
nszt month. beginning at Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
lndiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, los Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt hat will cure you, PRE- OF cuAnaE.
This great remedy va discovered By Q q ision-
ary In South America. Send Q self-addrcssed
envelope 10 the kRv. JUsRPa T. NMAN.
NATION d. Bible House. New Yort City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
KNIGHTS, ATTENTION.

A SPECIAL CONVENTION OF MYSTIC
their CsstIs Hall. a Gold Mn. On FRIDAY
| EVENING next, Nay 81. 1t isso sharp. All
solosrning Kn!shi. sfs respectfully invited to
WILLIAM MauLDRR. O o.
wuLfAn BLAcKaiLL. X X. 3. my50t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30

Was not exhibited yesterday. as Il could
not have been heard in the Pavilion,
owing to tho unsettled state OF the
promenades. The mapsgsr has decided
TO set II up In q room on the Eighth
street side, where 1t will be operated an
hour before. aud half IN hour after the
concerts. to give patrons a better oppor-
tuniiy Of judging the ~capabiiity Of that
apparatus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-30
GRAND JURY.

THE GRAND JURORS or STOREY
Isounty will meet II the Onpd Jury Iioon,s
On FRfpkY. MAJ u, ISIS. o. 10 O'Clock shap,
Full ana prompt attendance IL requested.
nys1d 4. Y. COLE. YOsvmaa.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

The sanafg cummiEtaa on slrslrn
reissiom lecnhsl nf repors ami
reeommml the nluptiun af the
concurrent resonifinn tasiriu tie
ground that thu haatv pravisims
which allow unrashsutnst G'hinuss
immigration might wiseiv he mott.
iiied and waiting the attnntim NJ
tha Presi,lent tn Tho 4uiiiest tile
connurrant resolution will he IT,
portad ~ q s,iDstit'ne fur Sanator
>argent's ioint resolution. wiIirh
provi,ios that the President siluil
open negotiations with tina govern.
ments Of Cliinn an,t Ginat Britain
with a view to restricting Chinese
immigration.
Washington May d.-rhe Goln4
mittoe On Labor anil Education
agreed on q bill toresti,iut; chinese
immigration. No vessel shall
bring more than iiffeen Chinese
passengers. The bill takes effect
Jan. /. 1873
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

leaSe.l sgSe@assv~
With skilled lsesar. s~-aFessR'
saperintesaeaee and 1rsrlss pow
or. at the same price - q, sAe North
cotton factories AZ the >e9sA have
great advantages iu the saving ri
freight, Insurance sndeommissess
with tho pick OF home markets,
Except for the scarcity OF money
hero aud the lack Of enterprise ON
the part Of the cautious men who
still have II, numerous establish
ments Of this kind might have
made since the war handsome
profits for the proprietor and fur
nished the means OF an honest
livelihood to msny ofthe industri-
Gus poor. In q country where
white people cannot work at agri-
cultural employments in the SUM-
mer sun. and with commercial
matters at stand still. what are
the poor % do for a living : We in-
vite the attention Of eur capitalists
to the solution Of this Prcolem.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

The engine uas drawn 60 The rest
.ienccs ef Messfs. J. Alexander
snaJaceh llirsch. to test is draft
Ing qualities The wells Of both OF
these gsatiemea were emrs'ei 70
he depth the sae,ica hose would
reach. With - fees Of hese a | Is
inch stream Was projected a dist
snce cs sss feet
All ef the above tests weae made
against a ssrag Wind that Was
blowing =, the time, Ac'ompa,
nvlex this report we-saacx the re,
per, o, the mechanical committee.
Iear semmit,ee having perform
al the iuss sssisaci them, would
respectfully ask 10 he discharged,
J, Alexander,
J. Nsasse,a.
: q. SAesy.
A. I. Patterson,
4, W, Nell.
J, W, Wan,
W. 4, nigy.
EawI Z. syrae.
", a. rAeirS
leAa II. Nslsaa,
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

Journal OF connneses.l
Messrs. Conkling, II. +. Butler
Blaine. Banks. Howe aud Compa
ny, Of the Radical party, are or
ganisIng for another bloody shirt
campaign this summer Recruits
in the next Congress Is the otIecI
Of their cndcavors.
by developing tho rascali.ie,
carried eat by their agents In the
returning Boards Of Florida and
Louisiana, they design to break
down President Hayes and his
Southern paeiiiea.loiss. The bloody
shirt warriors we see are coming
down to the Soulh-to Charleston
Beaufort aud other districts wherr
they may iuiiAme and hoodwink
the colorcd votets again, as they
have done IN the past. General
Banksis coming down to attack
his enemy" the whites OF the
South, iu this way, aud he Is not
afraid. "wAo's afraid ?"
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11
In United States Circuit Court to
May terni, 1873.
Thomas J. Martin
No. 2l74 VS..
Jacob llirscli.

Thomas J. Martin
No. 2l74 vs..
Jacob lIirscli.
By virtue Of the above execution
TO me directed, shall cxpo.c IL
Public Sale. ut the tlocf n
the Court House in Graenvillc.
within the hours prescribed By law.
to the highest bidder for cash, on
ne First ylsnday Of Mar, 1873
next. all the right, title, and inter.
est Of the defendant jacob Hirsch
in and to the following described
property. tc wit:
Lots 5. &. and 3 Of section 2.
aeunship ~. range = west. comtaim-
Ing so acres, more or less; all Of
section 5. township 10. range 9
nest. containing $50 acres. mole or
less: also gin. gin stand, Nc. situ-
ased thereon and lot 5. block I,
So addition town Of Grccnville /:
zz3 lot L Of lot one (ll Of block 8.
RseAcscr's BEND addition town Of
srs<nvills : and lot 5 block s orig.
lA1 toua Of Grcenvillc: also I
part of the nellc Air plantation
commencing at 4 point where an
extension Of the north feMcc Of the
lava cf said plantation across the
rzAlie road and lcvee. aud Nt the
isk<e of said lcvee. lthc same being
its base nearest the ehutcl inter.
stxzs the same. aud where 4 stake
e driven in the ground. thence
Ese1Z TIE base Of said levcc north
xsss 5 chains aud ISL links 10 the
shTas- thenec slcnx said chute !
sasains and SSl links to the place Of
ssrs 1RiHx. containing one acrv.
nsasv or less. and known "A 1he
sisnEAaer pen 0f ]. lirseh, t)cfrn(l.
mt a. described on page rs hook
l M sef Washington county rs
rarsak
The same having been levied
IRsa - tAe pr0pertx Of The tlrftn.
diEls Jacob Nirseh. and win b.
sssd TO satisfy plaialitf's i claim ami
I'D east&
TlOS> w. HUNT.
Csls3 Ssasrs MSypknl
by W, n HUNT,
March rs. wcS-SS
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

snEpIA1a arIlIATNsg. AiAAv tu..
prrsenri Mayor nigu. council.
men Morgan auu ESanuarzs
Elier committee anpoiataaG 0nal
Monday ast, torxRminna has HsnIi
tire eugine favnishedd liv5 me- A.
Rrnnccs Manufacturing Conmaary
Of llmifa.A New Yore. innae isas
following reports
To he Iavurmnn
fowu1i lounrtii % zrresrrIile
Tho uauersiansa es;szssuse ssas
town of srsenusilnf apsan.el -
n commi1tac 5ey sorr aeners1,sr
boury ssrii An urreosai { witaek<
inu1 rhsf ppr-irs1Aahr tf snr a.
ETxnre Essas nrf ss.siaE sisa
eourrrarae sr g sesr h.n~rs.s,s'i
boasi sssss~sslinn y sesas 1lsfi 1.,~s
lsarr szneStri - sel Use "a 4 sssas A.ss
irxs scsssa ea Lss esr1nss. ci lat
slirf sss. - 1. sc lsr lxser a,Ea /
q Aiz f.zare. @sssp s.rr .1xs =
snptr a. Ass~ss
1ii2e a. "a seaA lssa hs anl-
x1siase sz'1slss.szs g sss aa.ses.
zazss azsanltE.As taaalA4s< sass
s~srsafs-sss@r a@. ea,ssas4 tn~sl
o~zsr- - ssss s.~< ! al ! s1nr,
s~rl 3saiA s,sr,f.s.su wsssiI ahs
'ssrs-s<nsssssa - se9n.s<r Iss
Z s.alh~FssF as's&s= sssrss r ass ass4
assasse 1-Afssz arsras a rasasl
aNrs sasrsAa-f "a : si.sas.as- -
es-se so sssnas.-a "a "a j.
- &, sssaass.4 a. - linaHss
las~ .>s= ssss + as siuss s~afra
.-sn@ r aas~ sal sssv2
ssa~sk ~ - - assn = :. llsss
s-l-sss n~@n4e1 J-f-zv EtTsa 49,
nAa = sar - @ss sts1
- iises fsvss1 .pkris y sssaxas1 ssa@ra
ihnsww "a 6sst asazxviaila anss
I1f.as s-.r.@szi.s. o.sF hs an &c
30 4. - : sssa 49, 40 sssra ~ 4 -
ga1 4. tsa-sxa gsitA ecsliaA<
- ssa< - sss $40. asd az--
ts.s'. a sszg~ .sAafaF g'a- aravH ~
fsars ssssns ytp fsex &c iss. aaa d
oua. asn aazzE. ~ st'ssnt was
sArxo=r= nrfzauiaiss ~ feet, ind
lArsu Fatrs Ae lpi,1nt " any IL
tan hlarss GA dnIaerrs street.
.1ifarst hn huvs eSts - The river
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

SPECIAL nrkrlSe. NAys.

p....., ~. r., .,,
,s.. .,s'. -. Is. ..'', -
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=, -, ~.
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Comn.n, f,r AM. a.r'.hs.s =, !
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,;,i.. a., ~, ...,.....ss .,.,.. ~ !. !,
,hs, h.vs ..,mn,;s. Min ,ns,r ss,,,.
-,rss, !. ...., ss,,s ,As.s,,,,s
r..a,,.a rA., = s.,nm,,,.. a,
soss. .i,,,sn. .,.,.s,.,,.~ !. ..r,
., ,.~..~, .,1 m..,,.,s,s .r an.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11
ryy,ycl,L MARKET.

New Orleans. May =
Gold s-lai New York signti-i pre-
mium sterling bank, -.
New York, May s.-Goid
II. money 1. Government seeuri'
ties tirm.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

We extract the following from
ail election notice in the Herald.
An ELECTION is ordered to- he.
held in accordance with the prcyl-
sions OF an art OF the Lesisiatissl
Of tho Stata OF Mississippi.. emil
tlsd An Act to authorizes coun-
ties, eities, and owns TO sutserise
10 tho capital stock Of rzizrosdsa
approvssl April 10. lsE7. aau "a
ordinance OF the Heard a garsr'
and Aldermen of thacits of iaxks-
burg, adopted and orrainaa las
O., 1876, authorizing .nn ssassi...s
the Mayor Of said cifs q zhisasz
to the voterssa prnppssxisussaeah-
scribe one lluudrea tAoos~sA al
lars 10 lie capieaI .sae-< q -
virksbnrg ann Iennnix .ssana~s
COMPANY
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

Ss@tI-AS NKrrt>g, MAY =
srsseas Nasss rrixg, soaashl
sses Nsxgaas eevrs tra sanders.
A Wager granted FssmsssSsa q.
pat salssSss resf "a Ass aseasa.
rsslsSsa II q, NJ Essnssa An ~,
gard ~ asAansea, rsSsra~a 10 saam,
sarssssssr,
CSss sacsssasa llisesasca wil.
Aps Marshal nesluasca 10 rnll ont
Ssr tlS svscssiA Rniq,nsn.
TIA rpnasnn al rnnsrllnsn Rn'..
gan "a WIS ssraclua that lht artio,i
ef this cssnpril. had On The assh al
Apral ISIS. whereby sia coieimut
0siA tho LA France Misunderstanding
Ceaesss Sex the purchase bfa firm
eaysce ~xs wsespaca. M rwcnsiii~
ercSi, and thai sAe ordinance re-
scinding sAii seairass BE ana the
same is hereby repealed.
The following accounts were xa.
lowed, and ordered paid gu. o, the
respective funds:
School Contingent.
wetherbee \ Trigg. pump
NC. for schoolhouse. 81 20
W. NJ. Green, IT,, work on
desks and benches at the
sehoolhousc, 10 50
Fire Fund.
Levy Bros. feed town horse, IS 90
City atty sally for April, 10 %
fauper Fund.
City phys'n sally tor April, IS 90
j. II. Sanders boarNl'g aid
n1rslag paaper. Is 70
Csrvoratiea raad.
Aair.-ai- AlEn.er ssr streets. II 45
Wsstlarass 4 frflg- R-sfG-
riaI Er : IS
4if7r Mal-shGI sd. INC z1rI nf 81
Raiics turdo 1lg ~
Cart ii-vsr.. - a,I
CLERK sai'N tbr Ypnsl., 5 aa
Council 1iimu,lp.l.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

LaisdoH- Nav lis.--z. 4re~safi.ga
Alexandria1 too tho StansisAf a.
ports lwrparatioas ilnse ea1een4as.ss
to iisembarkE InnianE taseas q
Fort Said ann Ssnex. and ,llrsa~raa
are i,eiux taksut . seeura ia ,ran..
siiiofithese 10 E.nuisEh i:an lasie
which arr e1rected 10 Pbr< nni
ON TsHestias. 4 sseeiaI a he
DAILY News Ifom AlasAaaaFHsass
lHliairni HornhE wirhn 10 rrui
e1I1s NinpfanrI Dsfenre aisss
PsfIsee anfi naiTas IRE exneensd IL
Parf .5aid r-isssdary T'fasaanfiani
ID .rraiinz rrat eszitsn,rnf y
z1vpr Il o. rnaesilv seta-na
that sxrrnrzE@nz sAaasr sencnn-
eilaleaI ullz.f Ia IL1l-aa eueps
tliufr,
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

Lac rsniisusnn wsiness {iardh IL
kerr mentioned. II lailIrrng In he
ir- y W Rnuars. auf Dsnr creek.
instsiAsznnnsy. vim mfs asrmarzsz.,t
alsoIn ltUn masssss aFn in 1a.uis-
siies h=siuartsv. Esvak sui hian..ls
ats'saAh : iisp- iirnm nnnHrnqass1.
'zsfl ns@'ifsnii< lfr,- vm~r Jrr,uz-rs
10 isaas o. IN lt.~.am q mr. mp-
Essa..
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

Holly SPFlngs krparssf.
A icw days since Mr.. u. D.
Builalce df this place shipped BY
tho good southern Express Com
pany y few boxes of choice ka-
glish peas to Chicago;
Here Is the rcturus +.
q bxs peas, at Spe', $40 80
charges. ccmm,d, $tes
"Express ut 10 s.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

r AN prepared to furnish The
1 public with the choisest Beef.
Mutton, Pork, Venison, Bear &c..
that the markets can afford, and
| respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage. Shop on WASH
inyton Avenue.
u. Calm.
Dee. q. s7S
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11
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Death Of DR.. Rogers.

Cincinnati Times Among the
passengers on the James -. Parker,
when shc left Memphis, last trip,
was u young man named Dir. j. w.
Rogers, who came from some point
IN Mississippi. lie bought n ticket
through TO Washington. and ap-
pcared in good health and spirits.
The first morning out he was sud-
denly taken with u congcslive chill.
During tho spell Of vomiting that
ensued he ruptured a blood vessel.
and before the boat reached Cairo
he Was a corpse. The boat was
landed at the first point for medi-
cal attendance, which was prompt
Is obtained, but proved Of 10 avail.
The remains were inferred in the
cemetery at Caira. The uaforiu-
iia'e man received every attention
amt Kindness from the officers. aud
ali the Passengers were especially
sInn in lending their services on
tine OCCASION. lis trunks. haxes.
anu otacr effects We're brought
here 1on the beat and stored with
Parker, Wise 4 Co, where his rel-
aiives -an Obtain them. Captain
Clsaf;ie aus>sl.. nj the Parker. VI
iarnEsn iull PARTICULARS 1p friends
IN apEiiraItiDn IN linn iv lsaser.
Ia iass usstl every cxarzlrn 70 find
sni iise aiidrsxs uf ilhs tnnslr Il
iir si--rssssst., ant viii lrphhist
s1fcrzef.r
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

sls,

MI PrVcteNs, ~ %
rhisis an encouraging exhibit
to fsuit and vegetable shippers
It Is encouraging to those whe
would like 10 see this eeastry
prosper. |, Is nothing more shsa
legalised robbery. |, is rs bad ss
charging two dollars sai atss
cents for frciyhr sa a tiny paprs
shipped from oxierd TO this place
twenty mlles oals-a few @easAs
Ago.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-11

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tiransi .yslisers nstssssens sfum lie
Statts ~ AahansaF .Atkansaa.
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