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The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
For Coagress from MS District.

We have in this issue published
the card Of State Senator Y. B.
Waddell, announcing himself for
Congress. Mr.. WaddeIl is Of
course entitled to the support of
Democrats individually. Our par
ty eOn' entiOn did not deem it ex.
pedient to make a nomination
because no one offered for the
place who was peeuniariIy able to
make vigorous and efficient can
vass; as our party here can NEVER
afford to play a losing game. I'm
less the Democratic Executive
Committee of this county, which
has been called to meet in conse-
quence Of this announcement, de-
eides upon organized support of
Mr.. Waddell, he will be dependent
upon individual support.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The great Clothing Merchant,
Sol. BRILL, is still receiving New
Goods on every boat, making his
stock yet more complete in every
department. His stock is not only
the largest and best ever brought
to Greenville, but will be sold at
lower figures than similar goods
have been sold in this market,
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
Also tho following Lots In the Town
OF Greenvi1le.

Lot 90 feet front on Locust street,
north of Washington Avenue with two
small dwelling houses. Terms very
moderate.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Chancery Court has been in ses.
sion during the pas. week, and has
transacted a good deal of busi-
ness. Messrs. Il. ID. Clarke and w.
d. Pittman of the Vicksburg, and
Frank Johnston of the Jackson
bar, have been in attendance upon
Court.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
NOTICE.
r.

An injunction pending against our
wharf-boat debars usfrom the privilege
at present of receiving freight thereon.
But our title to the Cotton Yard Is un-
disputed, and we are prepared to receive
receipt for and ship cotton sent to us by
rail or wagon, and win be thankful for
such patronage, promising prompt ship
ment Of all cotton entrusted to our care.
An cotton reaching Greenville BY rail
viii be delivered in New Orleans. or
other destination. at railroad rates.
PURDY & BOURGES.
Pronriefors Grecnfi1le Warf= Boat.
September 10. 1852.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Lot Is, block 10. Huntington and I.e-
valley Addition.
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TWO LETTERS.
/" Misplaced Confidence"
Winona. Miss. Oct. Q. 1Ss


Wmona, Miss, Oct. ., 1882.
To'Editor Greenville Times:
was much surprised to learn
that private letter written to Mr..
}. p. Finlay should appear in your
paper. The letter was intended
for friend; certainly not the pub.
lie. But since confidence was mis-.
placed, / would like to say that
my great wealth was in a measure
theoretical, being in unmatured
policies, which have since that
time matured, but to show my
wealth failure. After the organi.
zation of the New Orleans com
panies the idea of cash capital
was abandoned. Since then they
have refunded all the money. Ho.
ping you will publish, win be in
Greenville in a few days.
Respectfully, w. z. YoNGUE.
The Doctors letter to Mr.. Fin.
lay was for the purpose of securing
an agent; aud Mr.. i. saw no surer
plan of serving him than the pub.
lication of his letter.
Mississippi Marriage Associations.
Winona, Miss. Oct. ., 1882.
Editor Greenville Times:
/ have been shown your issue of
Both September, in which you pub.
lish a letter from New Orleans.
signed by one Mr.. Yongue, at the
head of which letter you place the
name of Mississippi Marriage AS
sociation, with those of ID. ID.
wilkins president, and II. j. Allen
secretary; thus directly connect.
ing not only the Association above
named but its officers with the
schemes as set forth in Mr.. Yongu's
letter. You were led into the er-
ror, | suppose, by Mr.. Yongue's
having gotten hold by some means
unknown to us of one of our let.
ter heads upon which he wrote the
letter in question; as the said
Tongue has not now, nor never
has had, any business connection
with the association above named,
nor with either of its officers
whose names you publish in that
connection.
You will please do us the justice
to make the necessary correction
in your next issue, either in your
own language or to publish this
letter; as we have no desire to
share in the glory of Mr.. Yongue's
enterprise, having no right to share
in the enormous profits which he
SO confidently expects.
Yours truly, II. j. ALLEN.
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Administrator,a Notice.

Letters Of Administration with will
annexed) were granted the undersigned
on August.l6th, 1882. on the estate of W
4. Cleaton, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified to come forward and have the
same probated within the time required
by the statutes, or the same will be for
ever barred. AsESATn CLgAroS.
II. j. McGarr. sol. Administrators.
Oct. II. 1922
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
TRY OUR eoLp FLOUR.

1t is beyond question the finest brand
of Flour ever sold in Greenyille. Try
one barrrl, and you will use no other
brand. ttaa MAtN Eu
wILCzINsKI BROS.
sep23
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
The Fair at Little Rock.

The Arkansas State Fair Asso-
citation which will open the State
Fair at Little Rock on Monday, the
10th inst, offers al700 in cotton
premiums.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

BY the Jackson Clarion we learn
that "the colored people take
theirs straight" Aud it calls on
the boys to /" chunk up the fires of
1876. The same issue is presented.r
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi:
TO Mrs. Mamie II. Macin.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the county of sun
flower, In said State, on the first Monday
of December, 1882, TO defend the suit In
said court Of G. w. Faison, wherein you
are defendant.
Oct. 3D., 1882. j. Y. WALTON,
oct HIP Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Dwelling house and all the necessary
grounds and out houses, now occupied
by practicing physician; together with
the good will of large and desirable
prsetice-at Bolivar Landing, Bolivar
county, Miss.
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|CLOTHING.

Nv a fine line of Boys
bracing suits of every
and style, and
|ging from those of
|just entering the de-
blooms to those near.
|e of manhood. Full
vercoats, perfect fit
very low figures.
Sol. BRILL.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The valuable plantation on williams
Bayon known as Loughborough; con-
tanning 300 acres of cleared and go acres
Of woodland, with good dwelling and gin
house, ample quarters and an abundance
oflabor. Terms one-third cash, bal
ance In one and two years.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

An elegable farm on Rattlesnake Bay
on, . miles south of Greenville contain
ing ITO acres cleared land and 80 acres
woodland, with four cabins. Terms /:
one-third cash, balance in one and two
years.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
WILCZINSKI BROS.


ing between Pohps and
rcher's is being fitted
rug store, and will be
b DIR. Skinner, with a
Resh stock of drugs and
pertaining to that busi-
u good location, and
Inner, while he cannot
prthy of patronage, will
pr place for the display
; in adorning his store
present stand, which is
i'm area for the attract.
on ofhis beautiful stock
|ods.
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NOTICE.

To the Stoekhslders er the gsreenviIle
building and saving Association
Notice Is hereby given that there will
be a meeting Of the above stockholders,
at their office. on
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER The eTH,
lSS2, for the purpose Of considering and
voting upon 4 change Of Section I. Arti-
cle ,, and Of Section ,, Article > Of the
Bylaws Of the said Association.
W. \ ENERMAN,
Oct. 7-td Secretary.
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..tE Hardware store.

z6||shment carries a very
ock Of hardware, tools,
<|s doors, paints, and all
[sruing implements. In
IIeultural implements,
rays keeps step with
"a there is scarcely a
be farm or for house
5 that cannot be had
And better than all,
pr most progressive,
and public-spirited
10 spends in improv-
locality what he re-
"a people he supplies.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.


The State Of Mississippi.
Washington County.
In Iazoo Circuit Court, 10 November
Term, 1852.
Wallace Il Co.
No. 81 VS.. Fl. Ia.
W. III. Mangum 4 Son
BY virtue of the above execution to
me directed shall expose to public sale
AZ the door Of the Court House in Green
vile, within the hours prescribed bv
law, to the highest bidder for cash, on
The First Monday 18th day
Of November next, all the right, title
and interest Of the defendant W. w.
MangIm in and TO the following desert
bed property, to wit:
That part of lot Of block 10 Of the
Bachelors Bend addition 10 the town of
Greenyille, beginning Il: the southeast
corner OF said lot thence along the
north side Of Central avenue, in west
erly direction, seyenty-iive (75l feet !:
thence back in noTtherly direction, at
right angles TO Central avenue, two hum
dred and forty (2i0l feet; thence in an
easteriy direction, parallel to Central ay-
enue, seventy-ilve (7al feet; and thence
in southerly direction ON line be
tween lots and of same block two
hundred (2OW feet to place of beginning.
The same having been levied upon as
the property Of the defendant W. w.
Mangum, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs.
w. Il. HUNT,
sheriff Of Washington county.
by j. l.. Griffin, d. 5.
October :, 1882
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Plantation on Deer Creek adjoining
Stoneville; 20Oacres. of which $50 in cul-
tivation; land choice and situation very
desirable.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

B1- Albums, Toilet Cases, Work
Boxes, Gloves and Handkerchief, at the
octli VARIETY STORE
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Bear in mind that the statesmen at the
RED HOT STORE will take pleasure
in displaying our goods to you whether
you buy or not. oct7
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A valuable plantation on Williams
Bayou, miles from Greenville contain
ing 300 acres Of cleared and 27s acres Of
woodland, with IL cabins. Terms: One
third cash, balance in one and two years.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

We have marked our goods according
to times. Our motto is as ever, Quick
sales and small profits.
oct7 RED HOT STORE.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Plantation in Lincoln county, Arkan-
sas, on Arkansas river, above overflow;
contains 400 acres, Of which 300 cleared
abundant quarters.
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ton Crap.

a. Hange in last weeks
e cotton crop. It
aaazs s||eaably be short ; and
fz m ood memories will
z SIS hat ~the worms will
i they come late"
l'Ief continues fine for
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Offer for sale

One acre Of land near Warsaw Depot
on Deer Greek, with good store-house,
stable and well.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
Lot > of block IL. D. b. Addition.

Very desirable, eominodious and hand
somely finished dwelling house on Wal
nut street, with out-houses, kitchen,
cisterns, &c. Also the adjoining lot with
small dwelling. VIII be sold separately
or together.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
To Country Merchants.

From my very large stock of
CLOTHING, &C., l am able to fur
nish country merchants with any
line of goods they may wish, and
at Wholesale prices, and respect
fully request them to call and ex-
anime my stock and satisfy them
selves. Sol. BRILL, Clothier
Grecnyillc, Sep. 16. 8nt
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Om old veterinary townsman,
DIR. Parberry, has returned 10
Greenville.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at this of
flee on or before November sth, 1882. for
building Causeway connecting Road
No. 0, on Lake Washington, with Road
No. 10. at the crossing Of Black Bird
Bayou. Particulars as TO said work will
be furnished by
octI-3w G. NJ. JOHNSON. Clerk.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Greenville, Oct. IL, 1882.

Greenville, Oct. 12, 1882.
Some days ago we drove a lot
of choice beeves to this town for
sale--pronounced by connoisseurs
as the best ever brought to this
market. Although we asked a
very small price, we could not sell
them. We were on the point of
shipping them North, and had ac-
tually driven them to the Proyi-
dence, lying at the wharf, when
Messrs. Aydam & Vanslow bought
the cattle, in order to keep them
in this market. These gentlemen
had the night previous received a
very large drove of beeves, and
We did not expect them to buy.
We deem 1t our duty to inform the
public of this fact, as 1t ought to
be appreciated.
Very respectfully, &C.,
O'NEAL & OVERLY.
Oct. 14-1t
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The large and valuable plantation
known MS Palmetto; containing about
1900 acres of cleared land 800 Of wood
land, with dwelling, cabins and steam
gin.
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Busted.

The n. o. Cotton Seed Associa.
tion's vicksburg agent has gone
beyond the "combinationn price.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The Walnut Ridge plantation In Issa-
quena county, adjoining Washington
county; 1000 acres, Of which $50 are
cleared--steam gin and ample quarters.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Ribbons, Nook Wear, Fiehus
Collars, &c. at VARIETY STORE
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Delightful residence on Walnut street,
near Court House, rooms. kitchen and
servants rooms, cistern, well, valuable
front orchard and choice collection OF
flowers.
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CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

We beg leave to announce that
We have placed in front of the
town of GreenvilIe
First-elass Wharf-hOat,
to be known as the
CITIZENS WHARF-B0AT,
for the purpose of transaeting a
general Receiving, Forwarding and
Steamboat business.
Our charges will be as follows !:
Five per cent
upon all river freight bills for re-
ceiving, and
Ten cents per bale
for shipping cotton.
Recognizing the necessity of
placing our merchants upon eqhal
footing with merchants of other
cities, and to enable them to CON-
pete with them, we propose to ship
merchandise sold by them from
town
Free of Charge.
Our Mr.. V. NJ. Purdy, who has
had an experience of Is years, will
have charge of the office. Trust
ing that we may receive a fair
share of the public patronage, we
remain,
Very respectfully,
V. NJ. PURDY,
Il. BOURGES.
Greenyille, Miss, Oct. IA, 1SS2.tf
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|uis prio.. Dur,,oatad

ention of " shippers is
called to the change in
basement of Messrs. Pur-
urges, proprietors of the
p Wharf.boat.u
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Lot south of Baptist church on east
side of Locust street.
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} in railroad schedule.

1t is positively sta
pmplimentary Benefit
] Mr.. L. w. WooD, on
November Sth, by the
latic Club. Look out
|! A treat is in store
Is of the Drama.
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portant notice to build
factors," from sunHower
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
FSIC IN ATTENDANCE.
riage Association.

/ Liddell, editor Of the
Flag" and Coleman, a
wyer of Greenwood, WIS.,
hville on last Saturday.
e highly pleased with the
growth and activity, and
that they could not have
hger stay.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

rsets, Ladies and Child
Par, and felt and wooden
Is and children, there are
Mt the
4 VARIETY STORE.
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Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Agency
JNO. p. FINLAY. Agent,
GREENvILLE.
Companies:


undersigned
es your patronage and
o lhe above named Companies
need special enogyhr since among
most this
ments and prompt cash payments Of honest loss
them a leading business wherever :
Inc above eonpaae may be well to state do deal in cheap
nifty which will stand the test time and lire
Your patronage IS solicited
oct IL loS2 JNO. p FINLAY Resident Agent
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The large and valuable plantation on
Black Bayou, q miles from Greenville,
formerly owned by A. NJ. Kirk, with
good dwelling, steam gin, and quarters,
and 600 acres of cleared land. Rent very
low.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

The Belmont plantation on Williams
Bayou, Bolivar county, Miss, containing
yO6 acres, almost all of which Is cleared
and susceptible of cultivation; 200 now
In cultivation. Has good dwelling
house, ample quarters and excellent
steam gin, and is well filled with laborers
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

" Pinafore," on Deer Creek I3I acres,
of which 10 cleared abundant quarters.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We have the largest and best selected
stock of
Family Groceries
in Greenyille, and defy competition in
this line. WILZINSKI BROS,
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
Dissolution.

The Real Estate partnership existing
between 5. W. Ferguson and G. +. De-
Garis is dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by $. W.
Ferguson. $. w. FERGUSON,
G. +. DEGARIS.
Sentember 10. ISy1
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

-House Molasses
fresh and pure Louisiana
Molasses, just received by
wILCZINSKI BROS.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14
For r ent.

The Kossuth House. and dwelling
house adjoining said hotel, on Washing
ton avenue. Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

pd that the RED HOT
not intend to keep its
4 octI
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Two very desirable lots on Washington
Avenue, 2Oox22O feet each, just beyond
present corporate limits, already under
fence.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

,ter's 1870 Whisky
Ind drink at HEXTERS'
Saloon. octll
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Lot at north west corner Of Central
Avenue and Walnut street, on which the
old Catholic church stands.
The Greenville times., 1882-10-14

Greenwood plantation, Bolivar county.
two miles from Ofi'utt's Landing 800
acres, of which 900 are In cultivation, and
most Of the rest covered with finest cy-
press. Good dwelling house, steam gin
and abundant labor, and fine water. We
offer this place for rent also during the
current year on very moderate terms.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10
n J }
49, q D

ccedcll 10 pile np the bodies nf thc dead
! Texans, in order to blla shem. In The
! searcl, for corpses they discovered tic eclt-
! braSed Texan patriot Col. james Bowie, in
s secluded apartment Of the fortress, living
sick upon stretchers, One Of tile officers
looked At the sick officer aud asked the
other ii he knew him. The latter said III.
thought he did, and that il was the infam-
ous Bowie. The officers then berated Bowie
tor lighting against the Mexican govern
mont after having married respectable
heziean lady. lie denounced tilern for
lighting under u tyrant like Santa Anna.
I1aey ordered him 70 shut his mouth. atlel
Bowie said; @*Nerer, for your sort.
*1'ia11, said the senior officer, awe will
relieve you Of your tonguc.' They then
had soldiers take knives and split open his
mouth, cut off t1is tongue, and throw l1is
body, still w1,iGllit,g, upon q pile Of corpscs.
The latter was saturated with camphene, a
match w,zsa struck into The combustibl5
fluid, and 3 tall pillar Of fame Immediate
" shot up, and one Of the Amcrican ottlc4
ers, pale aud trembling, gSid to his eout-
patlion: ttIhat fire takes Rowie> soul ur
to Cod
This is the first account Of the last mo
meuts OF Colonel Bowie ever Iublshcd.-a
HDaston DisbGtch. #
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10
4 40 ts GRGT AND GRIP


Lust n.se13fa i'm. vsf.t.s;4ts.a -, Iyx.
zttes.f ss:. Ia ..=.s, ts.as5sstz s
her friends. aass.. s.g..ss5tk ave,,;,,o. ,vao
Che result. (i45afe he hn.r f3,,. aa,.s9.. la,
had ar,3v- E.8kTa.aa a,ss If f}a ss,,ssfa of
che IasIx .@s #.4 zan nssfsa;l st4f, t,yas ascort
eti t. I....5f43<zzy. v1.ere s1.a y0ss .i;z.o3o.7
and made Il; Iss] A. easy .;a ,vrrv ,,oasihla
Kindness could Offer. l,olf. -. o...locl,
zlle fell faG6 j aa.4e 45eeD, af,<] f',,. 9.iI7s.
lalix ~t.o vas y..scE,.,1g f,v ;.r slf1. 5f11,kz
ina that her yI,ast had f7f1,ffs.r F,oI, l7a IN
IN sweet sIgIftl1sr, I4T dawn .,5no,, . sofa
beside d window Ill E3etoo,s1 ana y..a soon
lost to the cares OF this world How long
she slept she jI1es not know. buE while in
the midst Of j E3le:tsssi5t dream she felt
something brash across IIel. face. and viti,
q start, ayyotsc. IIer wake ,;,I saved fI1a
life. Of her friend 5il5 came near z1aiI1r
Ilar own death.
The something which E1rust}oa across her
face and aWoke her was the night dress Of
that friend, who had, in q so1ni1aub bulistic
III, arisen from her bed aas.sgsIIketi across
the room to. the window beside which The.
lady was sleeping. TO eUtostlle window
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10
GUT.l'EtAU GHOSTS.


+! George ScoFiIie, The brot1ler~ill-LHw ID,
Guiteau, filed III The superior court q loc4
tnre OIL bis family affairs III the shape of =
bill In cliancery o1 ti,irty-two pages ol
Iegal-cap, against FrauA r. Cole, Thomas
L. y Nhean, G. j, I.itEtc1alc, the Chicago
Furniture company, Anu Frances AI. SEQ
vile, bis wife, asking for an iGjuuetion
and other gelieI. Il appears that III A pril
last, while SeopiIle Vaa III Washington de-
! Tending his brotller~itl-la.V, his vilts went
| to work and nloGtgagetl ali hta ofijce fnri1-
ture, including his deeds, papers, ana doc
| nments, as we'll Is all tIle family household
! furniture at No. 532 West Monroe street.
| TO Frank +. Cole, the Wels~knoVn loan
broker, alltl by dune BY repeated renewals
And alleged usuGy, Cole rau up "a bill oi
| some $66l.60 against her When Ehey
broke mp housekeeping Cola got Mra. SEQ
willie GO remove nj the goods 10 thc ware
house Of the Chicago Furniture company
| and took 8 receipt therefore 1S1el2 See
Vile came back 10 business he managed to
gal lis office furniture out of pawn BY giy-.
Ing q chattel mortgage on il for u small
amount Tor the cost OF Warehousing tl4t.
goods. Subsequently Cole made i pre-
tended sale Of t!le<ocEer furniture, includ~
ing piano, to u baker named Thomas f.
Whelan, for the pretended consideration
Of $500, it being agreed that Mrs. Ssaogillc
could redeem the furniture from Wle1an
on payment of the above amount Cole
has also since replevined most Of the office
furniture, 70 Scoville's great inconven-
ience. scoville now ACCUSES Cole OF taking
advantage Of his Wife's distress Of mind
consequent on the ass5k8stl's trial to get
her to conspire against her husband. lie
charges Cole, also, with deceit ana usarY
Of the worst kind. The warehouse recent
is also, In scovIle's opinion, invalid for
want Of compliance with certain legal
forms. Again, the mortgages given by
Mrs. SeoViile are declared to be void and
not binding on any Of the furniture. III
conclusion, 81 accounting is asked, SEQ
vile being ready 70 pay any amount found
due by the court, and an Injunction 10
restrain any further unlawful acts by Cole
and bis confclerates for the present.
Judge Jameson granted u temporary liz
Junction Oh reading the bill. Mr. ScoviIle
files big bill rs his own solicitor,
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10
tss:sre a.1. IIl..s E51agI2E 3 dual

Ss:sfe "ao has Soaghra duel - arrests
zlaee. beer ma
Cart Wise 5ze yostugeze zosroff lie late
Gov. Wise, aE1d Ii . warm persofal friend
OF Senator AEa:sona. IN the past two years
two other men5ers OF his family have
fought poIftiezl GIneis. lhe Hon. George
q. Wise. his cousin. now m8n1ber Of Com
sreza from this district, fought Senator II, Ii
Ii. RiddIes>arges, and his other cousin,
lts>f1. Peytots = lse, hal hostile meeting
with q. %. Lewis, Jtj<ISe-eleet IL f11s su-
prerne Court, sIsHe Gtvo first duels we're
fought 1oefore.tISe anti-doeIling law was
EIaeaasI @.5--