davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
coNrERRINd or pEdRRRs.


After the seeches were all ended, DR..
Pendleton, the President OF the College,
in the name and by the authority Of the
Roard OF Trustees, conferred the following
degrees on the following named young
gentlemen:
], W. Gist, OF W. Va; Levi Marshall, Of
o.; @. D. Painter, OF o.; W. Rist, OF COL; /;
L. A. Thomas, Of Ky, and W. W. Stephen
son, OF Ky.
(The first honor in this oIasG was con-
ierred upon W. W. Stephenson, and the
second jointly upon Levi Marshall and @,
Degree Of B. S-A. g. Bauer, Of ohioi
D. W. Daugherty, Of Ohio; A. Hull, Of
Ga.;S 7. Lazear, OF W. Va. o. A. Lyon,
OF Ohio; W. g. Meaux, OF KY; P. N.
pritChard, OF Ohio; +. O. Robinson, of
n.y.; G, P. Winbigler, OF Ohio, and j. F.
Winn, OF Ky.
Cfhe first honor Of this class was confer.
red on Mr.. ]. +. Vim, and the second on
Messrs. W. @. Maux and P. NJ. PritChard),
Degree of y. L.-C. W-HarV0y, oil
Maryland; w. S. Hoye, OF Virginia; q. A,
kleehergcr, Of Ohio; r. W. Stevenson, ol
Prince Edward Island; NJ. ]. Thompson,
oil Ohio, and w. @. Wade, OF Virginia.
[rhe first honor Of this class vas con
ierred on O. w. Harvey, the second on q
A. Kleeberger and NJ. ]. Thompson.i
The honorary degree Of A. II. was con
ierred on L. W. Welsh, Of Missouri, d
graduate Of the class ot 1879 on 7. ?. St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
Violation of the Amenities Of
Political Debate.
My Lord Roscoe and spltfire Lamar
Have a Memorable Tilt.
The Lie Given but no Blood Spilled
as Yet.
The Light Sentence of Lille
Duer Who Murdered
Her Friend.
Trouble Expected from the Chicago
Socialists.
Cool and UnprOvOksd Murder at st.
Louis.
WASHINGTON.
REpENprIoN op rIIE b.20 noNps.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The Secretary
oil the Treasury gives notice that he will
redeem at once without rebate OF interest
all outstanding $40 bonds, consols Of '67
and 'OS, called to mature July Sd and 4th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

The House Election Committee to-day
considered, without result, the Indiana
contested election case against orth, by
MCCabe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

Commissioner Raum received dispatch
from the Collector at Atlanta, which says:
The deputies seized three illicit distilleries.
Fifteen armed men were in possession OF
one of the distilleries, and the deputies
had to fight 70 make the seizure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
pUBLIC sALEoF VALUABLE PROF.
ERTf l. SOUTH WHEELING,
Inc undersgned will offer at public auction al the
front door ol'he Court House Of Ohio county, on


HVut uV"F VI 'he COutt HOUSE ol OhlO county, on
SATURDAY, TIE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1879.
Commencing said sale at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. LotNo. 70
in Square No II, situated on jacob street IN tbSt
part Oi the city Of Wheeling called South Whseln1
10 the Eighth Ward Of said rity. Upon this propeTtv
tne three story bIiek house 100 feet ia Length by
% ieet In width On the hrsI floor Is a large and COM
modious bar room go leet 10 length by q feet in width
containing all the convenlences for t.class house
0I entertainment or any business 10 which Il NAV he
applied withthTee corresponding large and Convenient
rooms 10 the rear. On the second floor d larVe dan
et1g hail. and four other large and convenient rooms
whilst upon the third floor S large hall well adapted
ot society purposes, and at present used BY the Odd
Fellows and otherS As place oi meeting, together
With several other smaller rooms ConVenlences for
Es and water all through the house. Upon this lot
!h'Ie Is akO small frame office at present used q
stloe ohee, an Ice house and rstelass Atahle Pur-
ehaers are invited 10 examine this property, ibe
owner feeling assured that they will nd Il edRpte 10
almost any business 10 which they might choose 70 A-
plyit This property will be sold subject 70 lease
which expires on the drst day Oi April 1889, but
which Will DO transferred with the property 10 the
purchaser. Any one can receive full information
concerning this lease by iuquIrIng Of the undengned
or bis attorney.
TERNs oy SALE-ono-t third cash, and the remainder
Of the purchase money In two equal InstalnentS Of
one and two yol with interest," or all cash II The pur-
CHASER may elect. Deferred payments 70 be secured
By deed Of trust upon the property sold
J. Il. GOOD, Attornty, ''-' '''- 0""'
1870 Chapline street. Ielg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
ANOTHER NEW YORK FIRE

Late tonight FIRE broke out in the FIVE
story buildings Nos. IS and 80 Walker
street, and consumed the top floor and
roof Of the building. The top floor was
occupied as a work room by ]. Thomas,
manufacturer OF ladies' and children's
suits. Stock Of Bentley { Bros stamping
and cmbroideries, fourth floor, was del
uged by water and destroyed. The stock
oFWillIam Hinman 4 James P. Farrell,
importers OF woolons, on lower floors, was
also flooded by water. Damage will prob
ably exceed fifty thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June l9.-Brown rested two
hours at a stretch last night Weston pick.
ed up considerably, running at one time
two miles without break. Weston seems
hearty and strong, and is going finely,
while Brown is not so strong, and his SUP.
porters are getting anxious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm.
J. II. GOOD, ATTORNEY,
1910 chapline street.

The undersigned execution Of the last will and ,ss.
lament ot John PasOn, late Of Ohio county deceaSed
Will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2Sth DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the home farm of
said John PalESon, containing 80 acres more or leo
Said land y situate about three miles from West
Alexander Penna., and about one mile south Of Val.
ley Grove Py!tothce, and the line Of the w, r. All,
troAd 10 Ohio county, West Virginia; Is very fer.
tile, well wAtered lies we'll, and has on i two good
orchards Of select fruit, large brick dwelling and
Two good tenement houses, good barn, stable corn
fencing. ~ Wv" SNON
Said land eau be conveniently divided into two or
suit purchasers. F-'S0'' w
TERMS oy sALE-one.iou Of The purchase money
and a much more a the purchaser may elect % payl
In cash. and the remainder in four equal annual pay.
menn, with Interest from the day Of sale, lhe bur.
chaser giving negotiable notes secured by deed OF
trust on the property for the deferred payments,
PerSoGs desihnE further Information a regard 10
aid hnd are reitTred 70 the undersigned eTecuiorS,
a. valley Grove PostOthce, W. Va, or 70 l. r. J0nea
attorney a. law, Wheeling, W. Va
EDWARD c. MEGA UsLAND,
my2u-TurAw Executor, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
CHEMIST.
CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIo SALE OF A
VALUABLE RIVER HILL FARM

On MONDAY, June 30tb, 1879. nm ,bs r,..,...
viii seii at public auction FAl Of about i'd acre.
two miles from BenWOod, Marshall COUNTY. ". Va
within 9be:halt mile Of the Baltimore d Ohio r. n
ana ONO river and I've and half miles from Wheel.
and being part Of the home Iarm OF the late David
MGMechen. About 100 acres under Warrrs
Era. young Orchard Of choice fruit three ordinarv
Arm dAelllngs, and good we'll Of water Convenient "a
evenings water for stock In every field viii be Soid
In lots 70 suit purchasers The SSl il rcn iims,tons
and lays 90 we'll that Il eau DO led BY the lRiSSt in,
proved machinery. food coal bank within 2OO ynrta
0i The dwelling for the me oi said farm,
lerlnS ol saie made known on the day Of Sale
W. " HOGE 4 BRO,
lelUD4W 1900 MArketSt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
rnE AMERICAN SHOOTS AHEAD.

4r. M.-At eleven minutes past three
Brown was still on the track walking
very slowly, and wearing an elastic sup.
porter on his right knee, which had given
way. The score at the time stood: Yves.
ton SOL miles, Brown S46l. Weston is 20.
ing strongly. He says this will be his fare.
well performance in London, SO he in.
tends to mark II with $50 miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

Boston-Bostons, Q; Cincinnatis, o.
New Bedford--Holyokes, Q; New Bed
syracuse-Ch Chicagos, a; Stars, 8.
Proyidence-Providcn s; Clevelands,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
'roy-Buffalos 4, TrOys 3.
FIRE RECORD.
ATNEw YORK,

New YoRx, June 10.-A fire at the
Metropolitan Hotel started just above the
ceiling OF the dining room on the third
floor. The flames rapidly spread to the
roof, but by 10 O'Clock the firemen had oh.
tanned mastery, and the FIRE was soone <
tinguished. Loss not serious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

BROWN CANT WIN.
$3.50 r. M.-Weston, 36s1 miles and
Brown S60!. Brown was then resting
with a bad knee. He can't win.
At Or. NJ. Weston was resting on his
369Lh mile, Brown having accomplished
3B0! miles and was resting, with his phy.
sician in attendance.
WESTON TWENTY-FIVE MILES AHEAD.
LONDON, June 19.-At 10 o'clock Weston
had accomplished 3S5 miles, while Browns
score stood 800. The latest report saws
Brown is improving and hopes to make
up the time by running.
ASHLEY MAKES A BET WITH WESTON.
Sir John Ashley paid Weston a visit
in his tent, and after chatting while Sir
John said to Weston, "Well, you look in
good iettle, now. will tell YOU what /
will do, so that this tournament shall be A
memorable one. / will wager H5OO to
your El00 that you don't cover 555 miles
BY Saturday night. Do YOU take me?''
Weston, Certainly, Sir John. The five
centuries will make good lining 10 the
belt" The two men shook hands and
parted. Brown Is ordered 10 remain in
his tent by his medical adviser for Ave
hours to rest. This will undoubtedly give
the race to Weston.
LONDON, June 2O.-At 8 o'clock this
morning the score in the walking match
stood: Weston 800, Brown 364.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies In
cident TO the comforting OF these degrees
= esldent Pendleton made an appropriate
and impressive address to the audience in
regard to the past history, the influence
and future prospects Of the College. He
was able to give good account OF the in.
stitntion in all these particnlArR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

The order of Commencement exercises
began yesterday at 10 A. ~, after the
President, Governor Bishop and other
members Of the Board OF Trustees had
been escorted to the hall by the students
en- masse, headed by Kramer's band.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Buchanan,
the Episcopal minister Of Wellsburg, the
following programme was announced;
English Salutatory .....W. Harvey, Of Nd
Latin SalutAtoFv v,,,,,,.. W, W. StpphensOn Of XIV
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22

A Prominent citizen Of Plila-
dclphia, before leaving town for a
trip with his family affixed inside
bis hall-door a placard coucllcd as
follows "To burglars or those
intending to burgle; All my plat.
ell jewelry and other valuables are
III Tire Safe Deposit Company's
vaults. Tho trunks and cnpboards
contain nothing but second hand
clothing and similar matters too
bulky TO remove, ON which you
will realize comparatively little
The keys arc in tho left liand-top
drawer Of the eideboard II you
doubt my word. You will also
6n,l thcro a certified cheek for ten
dollars, which will re'nuneratc
ypn for your loss Of time and dis
appointment. PIcaao Wipe Jour
fcct on the inat and don't spin any
caudlc-gfcasc on Tho Carpet
Respectfully
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22

The following is All extract Of a
lengthy interview with Senator
Bayard, published in the Phila-
delphia Times aad telegraphed to
the Chicago Tribune:
"What does the South need now
in the way Of legislation in con.
gress 7" was the last question. The
answer came emphatically: "The
South does not need legislation;
the South needs sympathy and re-
spcct. In my Judgement what they
need is realizing sense thst they
are safely AID securely within the
Union, bound up in its destinies.
in which they arc to share the
blessings as well US the burd ems,
but that they are not to be in the
Union except upon nterms thorough
~ consistent with their self
respect. Everything is gained by
appealing to all that is higher and
better among them, and to cease
this spirit Of domination and con-
slant expressions Of self-conscious
supcriority,-sending men down
there to go to see that the trials
are conducted as they think they
ought to be, telling them they are
on trial, and all that sort Of thing.
No such spirit ought 10 exist. !
would not treat this Union as an
experiment, would treat It as a
fixed fact that they arc IN the
Union, and arc going to stay there
that they are going to be part OF
our people and part Of the govern
mcnt, aud not only expect them 10
sustain and hclpit, but make that
part Of the country source Of
strength to the whole. Iwant the
people OF tho South to feel that
they arc respected aud essential
portion Of this Union, aad thcy
cannot DO anything elso. N1w,
in order to do this, we mast mike
their position IN the Union one OF
honor In ths first place, AMI then
| IL they fall away from tn 1t It mist
be their own disgrace. Bat the
honorable recognition must pro-
cclc tho other, aa that they have
not had got at tho hln ls Of t',s
Republican party. Tho people Of
tho Northern Statcs, wa,se repro
semtatives want tb make u solid
| North, II they aro Wise they mist
sec That tho South must b. 10
them ono Of two things, d
source OF we.l;ncss or a sonrcs
of strength; nnd their course al !
tl,ci. tc,liM, Il c.lc ll.te It,, N .Ns
tho South a second Ireland. That
is ,hcrclson why w think the Rc
pablicans ought MT to have the
control ofllle Affairs Of this Union.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
Dress In rarlA
London Daily News.


The whirligig of fashion is bring.
ing around an old fashioned tlccora.
tion, which has its incritl. Ladies
are " Carrying Ut IioIiograms, AMI
are adopting ,nbl,ns and motloc-
Tic lOurlccnthund curly siAtscalll
centuries were the lllile WHEN
mo. toes and tanciiut cMblenns
llvuri.hcd most abundah.ly. Be-
sides the hereditary bearings every
knight had sU;nc clnbclil of fantasy
and every lady her symbol, whlca
might .uc changed ut pleasure.
When these wssc embroidered on
dresses the effect was quaint and
varicgated, and each costume n
kind OF originality. Parisians
have rcdiscovered this, ind birds
aud notices arc embroidered all
over dresses. A well.graced land
well.puilcd) actress, who is the re-
verse ofstout in figure appeared
lately with the device OF ravens
Oh her array. Her rival, who is
not slim, observed where the
skeleton is, tho ravens are gather
ed together" S wallows are more
common than the sOmber bird OF
he Danish bunncr-pcrhnps to indi
cate that the wcarer intends "fy-
ing south" Gold swallows are
worn on blue satin ground
ihougha naturalist might, prefer
TO reverse lie colors- Ladies o.
fashion, If fashion prevails, will
seen lotk as quaint as did Jacque
line DC la Grange in her costum,
broidercd with pink eagles ant
black ducls, or Annie of Dohemi'
with Tie crowned ostrich. Til
motiocs may slip from writing
paper into wider use, and poet
once more style themselves on tlci
title pages, le bauni DC licsse. TIL
old motto would serve many o
the new poets very well, and tn
fashion will ai least add some vari
ETY. 10 existence, till the thing !
ovcrdonc, and ceases to be an ont
ward sign Of inward-mediae
valism.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
A Recommendation.
N. Y. Herald.

The Democratic press Of L.ouisi-
ana eagerly responds to the
Herald's proposition of pilgrim
age of Republican speakers from
the North 10 that State in the
current canvass there. II invites
them heartily to come, aud prom.
iscs them courteous greeting and
attentive hearing. 1t offers to
abide by their own experience and
observation whether public discus
sion Of any an,l all political ques-
tions is not as free in Louisiana as
it is in New York, and processes
an anxious desire for the test.
This is an Invitation and = chal.
lenge which the managers Of the
national Republican party cannot
creditably decline. 1t affords a
perfect opportunity FOR ascertain
ing the truth Of the stalwart Re-
publican arguments which were so
potent in New York in the recent
canvass. A great many stalwart
speeches were made here last
month by Republican politicians
ofthc greatest cmincncc. Senator
Conkling, at Brooklyn, Mr.. Ed.
wards Picrrepont, Secretaries
Evarts and Sherman and Senator
Blaine, at the Cooper Union, IN
this city, argued in succession TO
crowded audiences that there is
not adequate security for the
property and the lives of Republi-
cans in the South. that freedom Of
political speech and action does
not exist there, but the old spirit
of disloyalty is active; aud that II
is just as necessary to keep the
South down at the present time as
it's was TO put her down in time
of rebellion. Now let all these
gentlemen travel 10 New Orleans
and repeat the same speeches wore
| tor word. ''' N 2 s.i g Fi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22


During the passage Of General
Grant and party through Gales.
burg, ILL.,, the other day, tho Cen
eral was called out on tho platform
of his car and just rs he began
to speak three eggs were thrown
at him BY somo vile sncakcs in the
crowd. One Of the eggs hit the
General OF the back Of the head,
the other two struck persons in
the crowd. Tho Mayor Of Gales
burg, who was III tire car, at once
came ont and OH tho part Of the city
offered $500 reward for the apprc-
houston Of the tlIrowcrs. General
Giant was very indignant at the
outrage, but esId that he did not
blame Calcsburg or its people,
aud that It simply was evident
that ill.bred ruthans live IN every
com,niiIiInisY. Tllc crowd were
| greatly Inlbriato'l aild 'rlcd to find find
| tl,c wretrhcs, but without success
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22

To EDITOR or THE Sun =
Sir: In to.day's Sun there is an
extract, "rhe guestion.put direct
10 Grant," aud that question was,
"Will Grant acccpt7" The an.
swer Is given by "Gen. Dodge"
who, | think lodged the question
by giving his opinion. Now |
want to give my opinion. ~
| have known Grant ever since
he hauled wood TO st. Louis, be-
fore he dreamed Of being Presi-
dent, when his wagon was put in
Arnot's livery stable many years
ago. TIc was then, aud now is
ambitious: aud while he prctends
he wants nothing, has always
been willing "to accept''and is good
ION the take" lie will take or
accept the third term, and will
seek aud keep all other terms, but
will always, like another friend OF
mine, prefer q gold mine. liz
would like to bo at the head of al
empire, even If II drcnched iht
United States in blood.
write what know. Grant IN.
tends an empire, even II blood
should be required. Lot tho peo-
pie beware. Lat his ambition
givo them q scare. Let them vote
for him 10 stay at home.
ONE WHO Has KNOWN GRAN,
EVER SfNcE HM KfssED Hrs AUN.
New York, Nov.5.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
COURT TERMs-4th DISTRICT
cIRcrIr COURT.
r = III

BF IRIMBLE, Judge.
{. W. Clarke, mist Attorney.
Coahoma county-2d Monday oil
September and March continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-ith Monday of
September aud March-e.htinue
twelve days.
Washington county-2d Monday
of October and April-continuc
thirty days.
Sunfiower county-3d Monday
of November and May-continue
six days.
Sharkey county-ith Monday of
November and May continue six
days.
lssaqucna county-lst Monday
Of December andJune-continre
twelve DAYS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
Beard xisaissippi Lsvss Oennissi~asss.
Regular Meetings second Mondays
of January and July.
Postal directions.


-. p"s"se .n"', :. ps's =! 'os'"s0 s'""p
'"''e's ~ '"e ""''e" S'"'c' Pe' ""' o"n"
..'i = . 's"''
"'op ,s''s, ps' '"'' o""'' ~ '''''
o''''e. ol"0o' ','',.'...'''.'',..... -, 's"'''
D'op 'e''eIs' per ""'' ounce ~ "o"
'"'''e' v'.'.. -. ''"''
"es'''clsu 'e.'s's' :" "''''o" ~ '"e
propcr pos'"sc' c''''.'''''''''''''.'''. cen's
roS'a. .a'"' 0S0' ','.....,''...,'.''i ''''''
rn"pn'e's, occ"s'o""' p"'''c"',o"s'
.fans'e"' hs"sp"ic''' ,'"s".'ncs'
oooks' per'ou'ca's' po''ers' "sn"-
piiis' prih'ed sneet music, pros
pec'uses' maps anu pfooi-snec'ss
ior every TWO ounces or irsc'iona
part tnereof f.,'.....',.,',....,,..'' cent
Printed cards nhd planks' iitho-
grnphs, stereoschpic views, Doek
manuscript, iincealed circulars,
seeds, cuttings, baibs, roots. ana
scions, merchandise nnd SaShp'es,
IN packages not exceeding ID, IN %
weight, per ounce. ...,..,,..s.i... J cent.
[The address oftllc sender, togc'h-
cr with the word from y indi-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22

pd,torial Notices. except
, accompanying the firSt inser-
nm advertisement, will be
|srsd 10 cents per line; Obitua-
me same. Simple announce
- " az deaths or MARI inges free.
|. an. who wish to indulge in
Ii ia termed ''personal notices ;
4 ts required to pay In accord
i Win the nature Of their arti-
& roR AxxouEcINo cAKpI-
DATES:
state and District Ofiiccs, SIS
1 County Ofhccs:........~...,.. lG
Reat ON ccs. ....................- 3
riders from transient customers
|ssi or written, for Job work, ad-
|tising. or subscription, must be
|cmpsn!ed by the Cash to obtain
cntion. Accounts Of regular
|tomers due and presented the
|of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
!. cmAxcERY COURT.

W q PuELrs Chancellor.
Coahoma county--4th Monday
October and April, and continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-2d MonJsN of
November and May, and cohtihne
twelve days.
Washington county--4th Nom
day Of November and May, and
continue eighteen days. 4
lssaquena c0unty-Sd Monday OF
October and April, and continue
six days.
Sharkey c0unty--2d Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days.
Suntlowcr county-lst Monday
of October and April, and con-
tinne six days
SUPREME COCRT. -a-tEs
Terms or Supreme Courtroom.
mence on the 3rd Moh,lays Of April
and October. I-l4
JUDGES Ov rBE sUPn1llE COURT.
II . simrali. Chief Justice, h n Chalmers.
]: A. +. Campbell, Associates.
Clerk. Ol1voT C1Ifuon
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
U. 8. DISTRICT COCRT FOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT or MISS.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
MEMBERS ov rnE BOARD ov SUPERVISORS.

First D,strict---A.sw. wiCKILrrE. f"N
Second Dlstrict-.-w. NJ. wORTHlNGTON
Third District...A. n. CARSON.
Fourth DIstrict.- -.jAo n ncCutchen
riInh District -E.wiSsTON .. wEsr +.
Regular meetings nic hpl,l by tho
Board of Supervisors on the Isl
Mondays Of January, March, july
August, and October, aud may
continue in session 4 days and no
longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22

Dn each store stock under u, ,ooo..... 20 90
bn each store stock ofes, 900 to 8, ,5oo... 70 O
pn each store stock Of y, ,bco to >, 900. ...lS q
bn each store stock ofeS, 900 10 7,ooo.... 20 %
pn each store stock Of u 900 to eDo, 900 20 90
pn each store stock oi elO,uoo to II, ,Ouo. 30 pc
pn each store stock Of si9, 900 to 10, ,oOo.. co
bn each store stock ofti5 900 to 10000. 80 %
pn each store stock Of ~, 100 to u. 900. ec co
pn each store stoch Of ~ go to ~, ,oOt. Is 90
pn each store stock oss s,oooto q, ,ooo.. LOO o.
pn each store stock over t5o. .Ooo........>l'o o.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-11-22
(nyERIISING RATES.

cs;snt Advertising, One
nsre. one Inserti0n,....-. $l:50
Il subsequent Insertion. 76
for Legal notices, which are
..isd rnder this head. due on
gss,re last publication. No proof
Lished until paid for
krTsRLY, HALf-YEAkLY AND
YEARLY RATES:
.,se.ed for at liberal Rates.