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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-26

Georgia Pacific Railway. Ex-senator Cor
don drove the first spike, at Atlanta.
THE St. Paul Pioneer Press says that
President Willard, of the Northern Pacific
Railway, has completed a contrac. with
Thomas L. Edison for the construction Of
fifty miles OF railway in Minnesota next
year, upon which Mr.. Edison is to test the
efficiency Of his electrical engines as mo-
tive power for railroads. 1t is understood
the experimental line will be built between
st. Cloud and Minneapolis and st. Paul and
the work is to be completed within one year.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-26

Earthquakes are always of the
shaker persuasion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
IuRr TERMS. 4TH DISTRICT
CIRCUIT COURT.

,oahoma county-Begins on the 4th
,ndsy Of February and the LIST Monday
October, and may continue l2judicial
10.
bolivar county-Beglns on the 2nd
|hnday Of March and the Srd Monday OF
tober, and may continue IS Judicial
70.
,unflower county-Beglns on the srd
nday af.er the 2nd Monday of March
ienthe srd Monday after the Srd Mon
vof october, and may continue y ju
ial days.
,harkey county-Begins on the OF
udsy after the End Monday OF March
/ the 5th Monday after the Bird Monda,
! jlOcfober, and may continue Il judieiH
~ 6sna county-Begins on the 1t
ndsx after the 2nd monday of asrch
it7th Monday after the Bird honda
October, and may continue u judieii
ys. n.
Washington county-Begins on II
Monday after the 2nd Monday
rch, and the 9th monday after the 81
ndas of October, and may continue
1lcial days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05


Cont Jam, Huaat a1wfIrh.a
0l.Ita.a.e onths f.of mH ha
aIu $3.50 ltHeHbau 'Ha
WH. He vHsr C0r ji T..
g4t.t. eHtaulto safeht 90
fHua HtHa Ctptllo4d
rfsfs NJ thg EHnm ol Ibr
,a.Huomi.t taadou hcuiurA
mHtL n4stu Dee rIat
of che snltua. the ffat hest ta
maLc weekly trips between ih.s
sits and firkahura ln 1892 hc
uas on tho Norma, running 90 t'r
Ya.oo. ~ 1879 the Ambassador
audiu1sltthc iinrd Times Tht
Herd Times made two week trips
4 to $50. Loui mid was considered n
wonderful boat
I'm 1870 Capt Broadwell built
tbc Atlantic for thc so. Louis
trade. Between the years 1851
and 1854 De was q pilot IN Che
Nicksburg trade, and for awhile
captain of the Princess No. 3 In
1865 and 1856 he was with Capt.
VIM. Kimball in the Nazoo and
Red rivers, with Capt. st. Clair
Thomassou on the Magnolia, and
with his brother, Captain Lewis
Broadwell, ON the famous Eclipse
in the Vicksburg trade IN 1855,
Capt. Lewis Broadwell invented q
brcech-loading ride, the patent for
which he sold TO the German and
Austrian governments, realizing q
fortune thcreiron, and now re
sides IN California.
In 1850 and 1860 Capt. Broad
well ran the Southern Belle q
vicksburg. Ia 1858 he owned th'
IaGtte, aud ran hort to Red river
q, In 1860 aud 1861 he was pilot il
!. Red river Of the Elnor, Il. W. Rol
(, erts, and the b. i. Hodge. Capt
] Broadwoll has been actively er
{ gagged since the last date stesn
boating from this city, and thong
Il on the shady side Of life, 10 ST.
:, able TO stand his watch ut I'll
Z wheel with many a man his iuni'
in years.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

u
~
HrEt
La mHoei o.
F mon. l aulnsH
ufa,ofiede HoHu H
tuf4 of aulNU u Haot
hnds tha h mu 81 lhe
state and all lsfp tbst
trolr fe Tey aafe hcea in =
iu pdba 8atrs lor gears aul not
a sta.a caa bc found upon .hc.r
record They grt n hor- ja
act mcu as ali good cii.zeus oan
apr aud vote 'or vith Yae
and vthon. fear Of future rce.
fo ha,ng given tbem ow
ges nront'es thWare iust v.at
tteg claim Co De, aud llcy are ,a'
honorable Us undertake to sock
your v0tes and'6Ceue thcir o'ec-
iau by the practice Of fraud ana
deception upon tht people by ple-
tending 90 De What they ale not
Thoy d0 u0t profess tu he Etpan.
limus; hut we as Republicans
hayiueuo state ticket of our rar
ty ia the Geld, say toyon maIlcau
+ dor ana sincerity that you %.
. citizens wii d0 yourselves gFe
credit m uaufully choosing th.
best of the two tickets, ana snp
port and ote for the Lowry ,iek
et iu preference 90 lin mOnsre
ticket headed by Ben King.
q AS citizens YOU should wisel
f make your choice, aud aet vel
\ your part IN the coming election
~ -.Itis the duty of every citizen 2
y vote. aud it Is equally his duty q
g east his ballot In such manner 2
% win elect the BEST men to Office
and secure the Observation-Disclosures
U or State and local government.
.o Thecanvlss is drawing toa clos
n But q few more days remain for
u to decide how we can best ~
,d charge therespOusibiIiB thatrcs
,y upon an, and wisely use the gre
,d privilege Of the ballot so as 20 s
cure The pence and good order
society. and promote the geuor
ol welfare. Let us 10y aside par
.c- passion and prejudice against ps
.r ivnames, and for 0uceat least aIi
nm the part.zan in Che patriot a'
vote Cor General Lowry aud ?
" whole ticket; and peace, good y
OF ana lasting friendship hetwecnt
me races win bc the result and 2 50
". cral prosperity win surely folio
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
wrsu,srNes osiess- eaa Gresnviiie
Packet.
]. NJ. WHITE,

Inl " Toh.u. Master CUT Holiness 'lerh
Leaves New Orleans for Green
- ! vile every THURSDAY at .
i. u.s leaves GretnFille for New Or
leans every SUNDAY.
rg This line reserves the right TO pass
landings lhat the Captains may consid-
rr unsnfe. Passengers to New Orleans
make lightning time, avoiding Railroad
DELAYS and expense. The fire and gen
er,l Recommendations, cannot be cxeelled-
Their Boats do not run here only
through the cotton season. but also
through the dull months, 70 serve pup,
/ ~ convenience which shippers should
continue 20 reciprocate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
To The Public,

We, the undersigned, realizing
the vital importance Of developing
the unsurpassed resources Of va
zoo county, aud seeing with regret
/ that the advantages which wopos-
eess arc unknown beyond our own
borders, and that neither our State
nor our county authorities are now
doing, or seem lilyely In the imme-
,liate future to do, anything for the |
purpose Of attracting towards us
any Of the thousands Of Europeans
who daily land on our shores, or
of Northern men seeking homes
among us, and realizing the fact
: that somebody must take the IN
. itiseye, hereby constitute our
selves q Board on Information
for the following purposes;
lst. or answering all letters OF
inquiry about our soil, climate
school and church facilities, access
4. eibility, etc.
: I'd. OF furnishing q list Of the
= lands held for sale in our county,
! whether by private individuals
i railroads, the State, or the United
Z, states, and Of putting purchasers
- In full knowledge Of the character
4 of such lands, their average yield
tho character Of thcir productions
10 tho prices and terms on who
~ they viii be sold, their distance
- from market, etc.
81. Dfaitempting TO secure co
=. operation with capitalists If 81
I. there be, who might wish to inyea
'sa in home industries or naauiacte
Re rios ofany sort, or put out none
nt Oh reasonable terms.
a. Attn. faiding in such other an
,lv general enterprises as may tend
Nj. doyelope, populate or enrich tn
or. country; among other things, pr
Is. vailing on the State hegalatur'
,cr the Beard Of Supervisors, or u
orc eitiycns Of the county, to appr
H.. pfiate d sum adequate to the puI
ma Heat.ou and distribution Of pamp
wo lets. containing necessary maj
the and information.
,rs. Citizens and railroads ha'li
: a land for sale are requested to &C
dis respond with Z. @. Shepherd, l
.um zoo City, Miss, or any member
lcn. the committee, giving numbers 81
ngs particulars
the Residents in other Beats OF t
ties county are cordially urged to
and operate with us.
ors. r. G. Hudson, John S. Williaf
was E. Drenning, Z. Q. Shepherd
NIT !. N. Gilruth, i. $. Holt,
epa- R. Wdpole.
can. Yazoo City Miss, Oct. q, Is
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

"a NN. NtiAtHAfAAs
Washington, Oct 26.-rhe Sen
atc Immediately after going into
Executive session this afternoon
resumed the contest which was bo-
Yesterday oyerthe nomination
of Mr.. Statbam 30 he Postmaster
at Lyuchbuf-, Va Mr.. Hill, OF
Gcorgia, took the door in opposi-
/ zion TO his confirmation, and spoke
for two hour. The dobatc was
then contnucdby Messrg. Morgan
Morrill,. noar. Shermanand others
AZ great length, the discussion run
ming substantially on the same
Hines Of argument as yesterday.
The political features Of the case
ana Che imporlanccattached to its
probable bearings upon the result
of the impending electlonin Fir-
gin'a, being. however, more openly
expressed and distinctly empha-
Sized The speeches were inter-
rupted with number of remarks,
Cfmolions 70 adjourn, and other
= dlatory proceedings, and were
z also diversified py % spirited colo
+ oay betwcon Senators Logan and
I(oorhges as to which CT the two
ba0 previous s shown himself tbs
h; better friend Of Union soldiers
= About 6 O'Clock IN the evening
vote Oh motion u adjourn dis
closed Ole fact that no quorum
. was present, and a call Of The Sen
ate Was ordered. Approaching
"a were then suspended while IN
sergeaatat-Aras and his deputie
were eHgasod in hunting up an
bringing in accessible Senators
Meanwhile al elegant lunch wa
n spread ia the room Of the Comml
ao on Appropriations, and sem
IS tors who had remained al the cal
ital whilod away an hour or two
ue pleasures ofthe table and cth'
"a social spjoyinents. Soon after
-. O'Clock upwards q fifteen mei
~ befs were present m the sena
VA chamber, but when vote was
.ta ken Oh another motion 10 adjoul
- # Was found tAat less than a ~
NJ rum responded TO the call Of tbs
names, as q large number Of the
feh were paired with Senators sfill 9
to. sent. At half-past-ten buslne
Il. was s.ill Suspended, with no IN
sfal cation of any speedy break Of :
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05


ia
.N1n ol
~
H"
H'uH. approve
I.cf
..mm Ior HWt.nH
nr-I.l .aatmt ..rw IS
ty ul uy W.lm Of
rlttrH Cua.lD io make the
aprl .0us Cor the
continuance rftha work.
Ituas uthrrrrJlycd that m
.neIuU.ucat 81 tas convention.
Wuue .he mtegttsoimore
.lahallof le s.ates nd Terri.
tur.rs. siiru rupHhiuol more
.thuha.rtaa entire Republic puy
ue .aoal guor o,ut. of tUc entire
internal revenue Of Ono mtior
uh0scmteualcommergeisaIrea aIreadl
IhHflatothcwhole United states
moro tbau ~ times greater thar
tba toallcgt'm commerce Of th'
world. Sat upou whose industry i'
.tbis wear levied by obstacles u
ale aal easy navigation of thl
Mississippi river and ,ts m,igaol'
/ tributaries. .auoodless tax, hy wa
. f or oriucrya5Jd reightmdinsurance
damage wrecks ard repairs, Of no
IcB hm ti0,OOO,Oo0, 10 ia tho m
. peratiye duty OF Congress andth
I right Of thopoople for whom thi
convention is authorised to spcal
|tmt lcgislatIontms wisely begu
i should bc made oioetual and pe
+ mauent ty enIargiug the power
oe the river commission TO mcIud
, thoac,iycproseoution ofthe worl
alrpqIvrcrommeuled by tbCm an
n Ihy .hc regular lud ecparoloappr
,lIpriatiou from year toycar Of sue
sums as said commission, actin
under lho reasonable supervise
OF Congress, shall reportas nec'
sary % Chat cud, 10 this great Al
responsible work, nationaline eve
SENSE. sbail no longer be delayC
Y. The rcpor, also favored The Z
II tension cf a systcm of river !
proyemon's, by a competent 60
mission, for Die complete and p
mautnt Improvement aliN u'A''
''' nauce OF alluayigablo tributar
la' of tho Mississippi. Italso rec
mlod One benefits already res'
he mg to tho navigation OF the Nj
nl- isa.ppi aud epriuoipal irlhutai
by thu extension Of thc lightb
ab- syslcm; glsorecommonded the
.nd puintment by tho president
Ca, committee of 81 to prepare,
the soon practicable after the
O. vcntion adjourns, q memorial
llu- Couercss iu accordance with
hn foregoing resolutions emboa,
oil such statistics and Information
tho a'd committee may deem G
3 m don't
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
nEoRcE A. CLARK.
hULE AaIlI
800 BR3ADWAY,' SEH iekA.

Since introduction Of aIss Spool Cotton
;r.o tie hmeriean r1a3set, its. success mas
baon uuuresedentad. No other s1aHd Of
fbrsrd has ever met with the same amount
Of public fasur.in the same space OF time.
Tie &c. Y. T. manufacturers were the
arst to 7eeesnize tho importance Ct the sew
inc Machine and to malse six-cord cotton,
witch has evsr since bstn The recognizes
standard for machines.
An the improvements in machinery tnnt
she inventive genius Of the niueteenth CEN
tury hns produced haze bean adapted BY we
taanuiacturers Of 30. N. T."
htnll tho great International Fairs OF tne
world 20. Y. r." las Seen awarded the
highest l.onors.
The 20. \. T." factories at NexnLk. \. =
ard Paisley. Scotland, employ 5.zuO open-
tives---naake sufficient thread daily 70 go =
round tho world four tines.
Consume 140 lohs Of toal daily
The manufacturers Of 20. n. 7. are te
Iarrasf manufacturers Of Spocl Cotton IN 'ns
world.
A full assortment ofthis Spool Cotton can
bo had nf Wholesale md retail at
T.. SIX AI.IfIs.
| errrn.ille. aiisz.. sniN AezE'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
i Question Of Humanity,

A pgr Of steers sank in The
muck 1 a Connecticut swamp, and
q yoke Of oxen we're set to pull
them Jut by a chain around theiI
horns. One was drawn TO a i'm
footing, but the horns Of the Other
we're pulled from his head. The
agent of the anti-cruelty society i
prosecuting the man who mad'
the attempt TO save the steers, o.
the ground thai The humane acuol
wnllld ha1e been q shnoI ZION
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
p,alH tleEoHd

Tho sensation ofa prisencrwho
emcrges FROM his enforced retreat
arer6 6lonqiucarccrut.on, and oucc .
more mingles with men and takes
part ia tho affairs I'm the busting
world, hye been often described, F..
both from exporiencoandma .
ton, but probably never with
greater 'iyidness than iho Three
/ Russian Bishops Of Gao sect OF OLD
believers WHO have just been re-
leased flomatwenty-1ye years im-
prisoUmout in tbo monaslry of Su-
f dal might give 10 such @ ocscrip
! ton if they chose TO write it
6 ShUtupiu 1856, within q year OF
+ the death oi Car Nicholas, the
reign Of AIeEaader lLwaa5iana
d to thcm from its beginning TO i.e
R end. penalty yoftheirhefcs4
was meted out 20 them Wita thal
rigid severity which our notions
b. of Russian justice wouldnatWally
e lead ms toeNpeet they muss nave
ID been Kept m complete Ignorance
or the moFch of events in the out
side world. 70 them Napoleon
III IIIisstHl Emperorof the French
l5 They know uothirg0f the traneo
is PrUss.9u var, nothing Of Italia.
lu aad German mi,yi Che dismemhar
ln mant Of Turkey of Papal infaI.ibii
as itr nothing of our civil war, o
he ocean cables, Of tho Suez Cma
Bsmalk, Beaeonsleldi Gam5oti'
.e' Lincoln. Grant, are to them mer
of names, not personalities. A Guat
in- ter of q century big with event
ed which win have their influence
.ot shaping tho wQrld5 history fe
centuries to come has been droi
an ped out Of their lives Toa tho
.di- oughly yije-aRake man, speh
OF theoyetqee Amsiaanie, tisdol
ud- would bea terrible puniahmet
atc Even al.er six weeks skooth
ub- ia the wood , or an ocean yoya.
ost Of ten days, a man accustomed
ck- keep himself wel-informed has
ical sense ofirreparableioss HenoT
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

The original Of this letter is ON
file at Jackson, its authenticity has
never been denied. Republicans
of Washington county can you
vote for the author Of sueb an
strocious lawl What claim has
Ben King upon members OF The
Republican partyi
lie has denied that he was 2 l.e'
publican, OF had any sympathy ioi
Republicans or Republican prin
ciples. tand has since reiterated
the same on the stump was no'
entitled to Republican support.
How is it with the other can
didates7 Mr.. Yellowly' eand
date for Lieutcnant-Goyernor
Mr.. Wimberly, candidate for Aud
itor. and Mr.. Howe, candiiat
for state superintendent Of Pau
lie Education-three Of the moa
important places on the King ucs
et-are "Greenbaekers, poil.lc'
herctics, and bitter opponents
: the Republican party and Il
sound financial policy which he
preserved the credit of the nato
brought about resumption OF sp
Gle payment, and restored pro
perity to the nation.
These Grcenbackers, represei
ING but FIVE or six thousand vote
of the State, with Col. Ben -.
who represents nobody but hi
self, propose to absorb, take
and use to their own ends, and
their own dark and MYSTERIOUS p
poses, the ninty-fve thousand
publican votes Of the State.
rs. VIII you let them do III v
you let these enemies Of tho
tional paliey Of ali our Repnbli'
admii,stituted. from Lincoln DO
a..ictate to you {
MsgNsn took the s., ,,aa,,lli.s. g'it f.
N-sr.e honors. Alt9 Nepus'
): ch,le advocates Y snouie "
= k4as ga !
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

Columbus index Ihe Aegia a'
ture Of mississippi shouIa, @ i's
next session, enaetalaE plo'laiAs
ihatno kerosene Oh below l9l aLe
test be allowed 10 be sold viii.
the limits Of tle State. Oh o.
this testissale. a1d it is the aits
ofthe Legislature % protect tla
peoPle. In Iniiana tnne e
and orc or two othor States law
of this character have been Fa
ed. end are in forco end No1.t e
Notwithstanding Efforts MADE q
evado them.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

-. NTCHARDSON. .

..n n..t.ar ul.n Natsf. tisft
~ leatls Nos Orleans for Ar
t tana t.iY MONDAY ~ 3 Z.
~. .n.a.,a af gfrenfiIle THURSDAY
.rrr.rf ffafrH Gr.euti'ir on her re-
faf rum Arkansas litf f0f New Orleans
I.UfN morning. tcsfes esshurg
fr Sew Orleans every SAIlltnAN
4tnuiar NJ = o'clock. arrlyinr In New
ufirana II, haurs nhcad " the railroad
Bn Monday morning. saslHs the annoy
aHrr ~ aryen and half hours lay-over
LIE jackson yia rail- route, For freight or
raasa.r nruly an board 0r 70
H. tGlikS, Agent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
BW

Cincinnati Iimea-staf.J
s-4s 4
journalism Ih Alla i2Ra
bad way, Judging by q new iea-
ture which EDITOR Rpssi Of tAe
Canton Mail, las mizoeHeed. He
published rcma1eapie 10 lns'
Public 81 the hst number q liis
paper. announcing t'eteih l.sAs .
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

Ifh Ntaa "NA M
Section {. noH nfitu
Thatihe shel.1shai'H
from hIs custody. ~
whom ans emo. frt
or amcfecmenf h'fftt
posed ~ thc irtt 0E
Court, who by sreh iriai
directed TO iaric6mUt.cf until
such 6nc, forfeiture penalty u
amcrcemcat shall be pa.i or uhe
shall be in custody by sirtuo Of
any process for such hue. lur.e.t-
ue, penalty oramercomcui unless
such fine, forfeiture, penalty and
amercemcnt he fully paid or e-
cured a. herein after directed, Pro-
vidcd. Upon the certificate of anr
physician and member # tHe
Board Of Supervisor, Tint priF
oner is permantiy hablcI by d's
ease or otherwise, from the per
formanee of manuel lsbOr, Thea
said prisoner may be discharged
in the manner now prescribed ioi
the discharge Of insolyent priso
ners. The board OF Supervisor.
shall from time to time, make suel
orders as they shall deem eSpedI
, ent, regulating the terms oBd con
ditions upon which private per
sons may with their consent hir
f. prisoners detained in custody to
non.payment Of fines, Forfeiture.
penalties and amerccmentot oithe
and directing the distribution
! such prisoners to the diherei
road contractors of the count
d and the prices to be paid for Oh
If labor Of such prisoners ana Il
u road hands.
If such prisoners shall be hin,
= out with his consent to q priya
n person, such private person shi
IL secure upon the terms preacrib.
by the said Board, all the mon
IA "a for which said prisoneris detain
!, AZ including Jail fees, physicians fe'
.ni drug bills, clothing and costs
every kind which may have
tn crued against him, and such p
n son SO hiring said prisoner rh
ial have the right TO return said pa
oncr at any time to the custody
he the Sheriff and pay for the ti
OF he has had him, and cancel the
y" oo legation given for bis hire and
said Sheriff shall in ease Of
prisoner who shall not be ny,
within five days. make ont du
cate detailed bills of al cher
nav against said prisoner includ
milagc at the rate Of 20 cents
, I'd. mile to the place Of delivery,
nay deliver such prisoner With on'
said duplicates, to the contra,
,on. as required by said board, tat
his receipt for the same and
Sd the other duplicate With the g.
may of said board, and said prise
shall labor under the contia
nav until all of said said charges
all subsequent aecruing chme'
2nd every kind including clothing
may medical bills shall be fully pa
the rate per diem, stipulated
the said Board and said con,@
3ien- TuE CONTRACTOR MAY WORK e
elect CONVICT IN IRON WAl8rBANI
M, rls' TO A Ball AiD CHAIN.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
Ta RIVER CONVENTION,



uasoLuuoNs
eII
AR P''' o' '''e i''"'
lie !. s''a.'pp' ll''. 'D''' '''''0i'
GO ~ bopsi We p'''''" .'' '''
~ committee on reioluuoaf
then through ils ela'rmaAi Du"'
cm 81. Nomor OF Sew Orleans
made the following report;
we. the berenfesoutatjves ol thc |
commerrial tntpmsts and agricul
/ i8e,l ss.d ems productive iHdas
faes oft1e Nlsagsfu1i valley sUB.
,,it tttt tbe 4Hssissppi river aul
iartyimhh tributaries lho great
inland vn6g.v.lt prepared by the
rrea iortheumof tbcpeople
~ tte mo.f,uportaut md yalu.
,I1a ratts of lbonatioual domain
r.a.t, IA b.rora he rmch oil
r,,otly mf arordirq 10 tho
b. .,..i, .u,.f 1,Hnotifion m
-. .i.f.t.i.a,.ets 1e
...... ,l.5,. 9,r.
'''.,' .'.'' ....'..,,....,. (.
Z lhiit t''H
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C,snsIsns Advertising. One Square
ne Inssrtlnn. .......... tIa'
~ "a sabssqlept Insertion
Dee fsr Legal notices, which are in'
i<d ufdsr this head due on Or before
uabiiestlon. No proof furnished un-
!. ,zId fbr.
I.ocsls - three or more Of five lines
-. 81 per month
ersonal articles OF notices charged ~
/ N VordIng to their nature.
ussomers will please give explicit ~
tons. Of length u time for publication
adyertsements.
.e<ulAr advertising, one square, . ms
|lllp I NJ. sl2. year $40.
rrer advertisements, quarterly, hali
yearly, and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

1.-THE arrangements lave been
neffected for building the under
ground railway whieh Is 70 run
under Broadway, New York. u
4sl:.a.4Qd that .he wofE easi pe
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

At the request of leading he.
publicans, supporters Of our state
ticket, the following comment Oh
the above is published;
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05
cHANCERY COURT.

INV lssaquena county-Begins on the Isl
~ .nday of April and October, and may
ntinue judicial days.
washington ootpty--Begins on the "a
rt1ay of April and October, and may
nHnue lsjudicid days. =
Bolivar county--Beglns on the lst Mon
ri slay and November, and may con-
~, lue Z Judicial days.
~ Coahoma connty-Begins on the 80
~. ,ndayof Nay and November, and may
ntinue Il judicial days
sunAower cointy-Beglns on the ls
,nday Of s,ine and December, and ma.
ntinue D judicial days.
~ aNe Sharkey county--Begins on the 2n'
NJ ltl ,nday " June and December, and ma
ntinue judicial days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1881-11-05

Rerular meetings are held by the
l,arsl of Supervisors as follows; Bien-
ally lst Monday of January TO elect
,yee Commissioners Annually first
mday of March, to receive Tax-Collec-
rsreports Of delinquent and insolyent
h.lst Monday Of August to receive and
Us upon the Assessment Roll; lst Mon
" Of September TO levy taxes and on
q Monday next preceding each term o'
ircuit Court.