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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-13
womnnnood and Proverbs.

The virtuous maid and the broken
leg must stay at home.
A woman and a hen are soon lost by
gadding abroad.
Between a woman's YEA and "nay''
| would not venture to stick the point
of a pin.
A woman will weepe pitie to see a
goslin goe barefoote.
A fair wife and a frontier castle
breed quarrels.
Mills and wives ever want.
Whe lets his wife go to every feast
and his horse drink at every water shall
neither have good wife nor good horse.
Choose a house made and a wife to
make.
He that tells his wife news is but
newly married.
A woman ~conceals what she knows
not.
A poor beauty finds more loves than
husbands.
Beauty draws more than oxen.
Never was a bad woman fair.
A house and a woman suit excellently,
and the wife is the key to the house.
A gentle (dandihed) housewife mars
the household.
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For Eent-One or two rooms, furn-
ished or u~nfurnished. Apply at the
LEADER office. aulO.d1t
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Call on f. f. Warren & CO., and
see the choicest line of fine Chinas
ever brought to the city. aug9-tf
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For RENT.-A furnished room, 40;
Sixteenth street. a11t3
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Brass Candelabra, Brass Coal Holds,
Brass Cuspidors and Brass Cornices at
f. f. Warren & Co.'S. aup6-tf
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Building Lots-Monthly Payments.
Lots eligibly situated. Will be sold
at low prices. Warranty deeds given.
IF j. G., BAIRD,
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON Il BUEcHNER's
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Take

Aromatic Lemon Bitters. To be had
of G.. W. Hoyt. al1-tf
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Engraving In all its branches is done
1xHNER, JACKSON & BuEcnxEn,s.
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WANTED.
Wanted

One hundred men to unload schoon
ers at Ben's Home, Ferguson street.
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Bargains In lots to-day at ]. W
Bruner & Johnson's. au12-1t.
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Doors Thrown Open to Th"-,. wine
WHl Come.

BEEFE HALL.-John Eames viii
preach at Keefe hall this evening Al
half-past seven O'Clock. All are cordi
ally invited.
BIBLE CLAss.-Judg Peck will lee
ture to his Bible class in Library hsI
at noon to-day.
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner of Ferguson and Eighteenth
streets-Rev. c. II. Seymour rector.
services at III a. m. and 8 p. IN. as
usual, conducted by the rector. Sunday
school at noon.
ST. JOINS CATHOLIC CHURCH,
corner of Ferguson and Nineteenth
streets-Rey. Father Hays P. p.
The usual services to-day.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner
of Nineteenth and Hill streets-Rev. G.
NJ. Sanders pastor. Services at II a. IN.
8 p. IN Rev. A. X. Packard, of Greeley
will occupy the pulpit. Sabbath schoo'
at II m. Young peoples meeting at
$3.50 p. m.
AFRICAN NJ. f. CHURCH, coruel
of Eighteenth and Themes streets
Rev. A. w. Ramsey pastor. Preach.
ing morning and evening. Subject al
night: | have rejected Him. l samuel
1871.
UNION BAND OF HOPE at $3.50 thi:
afternoon, at the Methodist church. A
cordial invitation to all interested il
this work to attend.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Eighteenth street.-The usual service.
will be held in this church to-day
Preaching by Rev N. A. Chamberlain
morning and evening, which will be hi
last Sunday before going to his nev
field of labor in Canon City, Colorado
The new minister, Rev. M. Hilton
will enter upon his duties as pastor o
this church next Sunday. Sabbath
school as usual at II IN. The temper
ance band of hope will hold its meeting
in this church this afternoon at
O'Clock. There will be An Interesting
program. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Librar,
hall-Rev. J. Y. Cowhick pastor
Services at IL "a. IN. and s p. IN
by the pastor: Morning subject: Tn,
Refuge. Evening subject: Egypt, anc
the lesson it teaches. Sabbath schoo
at y M, A. Z. Hammond, supt. Book
and seats free and a cordial welcom'
given to all. Judge Peck's class at /:
m. All are invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of Fergu
son and Eighteenth streets-Rev. A
B. Banks, pastor. Services at IL a
m. and s p. m. Sabbath school a
noon. All invited.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
The River Committee.

Special TO Times-Dcmocrat.l
The House Committee to inspect
the work Of the Mississippi River
Commission, arrived at Vicksburg
on the Goth. They inspected the
government works at Lake Provi-
dence, Louisiana, and tits believed
a more favorable impression was
made on them at that place than
the character of improvements at
Plumb Point, as the work is better
constructed and more serviceable.
Suspicious features in contracts
for levee work, it is reported, have
been detected, and are now being
fully inquired into. These consist
in high rates for and inexplicable
discrepancies between proposals
for bids and the provisions of con
tracts.
The committee thus far has done
but little work, examined only q
few witnesses, and the people
along the Mississippi river to this
point are disappointed at the evi
dent haste and msystematic me
thod in running over work. The
trip so far has been a social excur
sion almost destitute of any prac
tical results.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Work upon the Temple building
has been resumed, and will now
be pushed to completion without
further interruption. AS the TEN.
pie will be the tallest and most
stately building in. the city, and is
centrally located, the idea has been
suggested that it be supplied with
a town clock. This would be oi
great service to the public, as il
would give uniform time, and the
striking of the hours could be
heard in every part of the city
To provide clock would not cost
any great sum; and we have nc
doubt the amount could be raised
in short order if any one will take
the troubleto solicit donations fol
the purpose.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

aNLA
The city was given to revelFy
this week. On Tuesday night we
had the second anniversary ball
Of the Hebrew Union. which was
a most enjoyable entertainment
There was not a large crowd, but
it was a happy one, and in q pc
euniary sense a marked success.
On Wednesday pight We had a
concert given for the benefit of
the Union, at which the Wizard
Oil Combination, assisted by some
Of our besl amateur vocal talent,
gave general pleasure. The audi
ence was very large, and the dem
onstrations of delight were fire.
quent and hearty. The Wizard
Oil men, who are excellent in song
and scene. gave some of theirbest
songs and pieces. Mrs. Hattie
Schlesinger and Miss Sarah Eek
stone, whose singing is sscoud
only to the most finished artists,
and who are far superior to many
who flash as stars in the firmament
of song, sang some choice seiee-
tions, and won compliments FROM
all by the purity of tone and sweet.
ness of melody which distinguish
ed their efforts, both in solo and
duett.
The solos upon the piano by Miss
ID. Samuels were a feature of the
performances, and were greatly
enjoyed. She is an accomplished
pianist, and her touch is delicate
and true.
In appreciation of the kindness
of the Wizard Oil Combination in
rendering their services for this
entertainment a eomplimentar,
benefit was rendered them by 8
number of citizens, to be given
last night, at which there was q
good attendance and a fine per
fOrmance. erff. ~
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Champlin'S Ilumbug.

AS this show has its bills pasted
for a performance here on Monday
night mex, we give it the benefit of
the following notice from the Aus
tin Cotton Plant of the 18th:
Never have we attended a show
that had as little merit in it, or was
composed of as poor talent as the
above styled conglomeration. To
permit such a miserable attempt
at an entertainment to go away
from us without protest would
be particeps criminis on our part,
and we would deserve the censure
of the public therefor"
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Petition for Liquor License.


The Honorable Mayo g~'snd Council Of the town
oi G. eenyilles
The undersigned slti ems wuulh re. erthi &
petition your honorabH bl'ly ~ grani liteisse -
So ynou. and 81 ir1taoas liz lorsinHny qt,aeiiis
les tbnn one Y ilonE Eniltb Mrs JULIE GfNSz
BERtiER, Ut her storehou e, formerly occupied
by r ,;ensheruer, on Mulberry street; anl we
would recommend said julie Gensbcrger II sui a.
he persun to have such priyilese granted aud
we would ever pray, e. Ll Asltftt
Rirhd Brown Ias sm 81 Smith TAYLOR Tones
IIv Birl Sol llltekwell Il chd Russell lien oliver
Hazel Hro,vn t.e, Jone. Joe iicarileii Bowie W
ilrown Jno smith Hy smith Tom nrier A BRENT
XII Bo ker t;eo Smith in Tur er g Houses Lem
t,tpen Jeipri o Hy Turner II ,b Brown Mack
Oliver Sam Miller X jackson II .r-h lIech-
niger Sol Guggenheim y ~ Levy y Watson u NJ
D0nald sim johnson lily Levy 5ager l. u Bpw.e
{, seat c Thompson A Walker Dpr Anderson ;
/; ,llsmith LEsdlfsihifha 0ha. Chincston W 7
smith A @ Pearce Ham trcen J. Srhlaslns er Zen
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q u criitendrn A Heidingsfelder ax Lemlcr J
H,nway Ell he ne,iy & Mctrlfh II Gish Great
h use Il Coleman n towan ID 1illm n J AieN-
aulrr J t ffear,i Morris A Witkoskb Z q Mar
shall n & t;oltImln Z Snann Simon Bnokea II D
Hushe + stafford @ White N Mayor I.osen-
fell Goodman W ~ kowski J Ross olelnan
Il y i.enxaiied d x sIorh \ firkus u higgins A
TAYLOR Archer walker J IILnner ilill Jofnsui l.
Levin .lHs Crawford a DiNpn ii v Itiehold Ht
IfAnks rs thai inan I. Nniauef tilllf 10 tssn j
skinner doe Iosfs krssl Ione \ tiexinserJ } A
shall J " Jones J n Eslnefie.ler A Levy LCif-
fall / valiant l. simmons frlcin1n Lfcis' J
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For Sale or Rent.

For one, three or five years, from lst
December next,
A COTTON PLANTATION &
six miles frem Glenom Landing, Wash
lngton county, Miss, and two miles
IRON Lake Lee. sOO acres have been In
cultivation. For particulars apply to
Messrs. W. NJ. It \. WoRTniNGrox.
Lake Lee. Wayside Plantation.
or to II.sI.M q BiAKkslURE.
Real Estate Agents.
Oct. y. lssa-6f tireenyilIe. Miss.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
To Country Merchants.

From my very large stock of
CLOTHING, Sc, ! am able to fur
nish country merchants with any
line of goods they may wish, and
at wholesale prices, aud respect
fully request them to call and ex-
anime my stock and satisfy them
selves. Sol. BRILL, Clothier
Greenville, Sep. 16.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
River kewh
The river s Using here.

The river Is Iising here.
The Issaquena has recovered
from the effects Of a late accident.
and the shout of her whistle is
heard al our landing again.
The big Jim White will be howl.
ing for cotton about daylight To-
morrow. She makes time, wheth-
er it rains or pours.
The Parisot turned back from
Grand lake last week. To do any
business and make weekly trips
from New Orleans to Greenyille.
is a huekleberry over the persim-
mon Of a stern-wheel beat.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
The Temple-Town Clock.

sep23
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

We beg leave to announce that
we have placed in front Of the
town of (,reenyille n
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
commissioners Sale Of Land and
Personality.
The State Of Mississippi,
Washington County.

washington tounty.
I. n. Jones, Jr., In pursuance Of
G.. B. Wilmot ct al. the Chaneery
Court Of the county and State aforesaid
rendered on Wednesday. October 18th,
lSS2, and numberedon.theD Docket of said
court S3j. wherein L. N. Jones, .lr., il
complainant and G.. b. Wilmot eft al mr.,
defendants. will. as Commissioner an.
pointed by order of said court, expose
for sale, at the front door Of the Court
House IN said county. within the hour;
prescribed for Sherifis' sales. on
Monday. December IIth, 1852,
at public outcry, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following tract of land. to.
wit
All that part Of a certain plantation
known as lsola plantation, In said county
and State, which lies west of Deer creek
In said county. and being in sections II
and ~. township IL, range ! west. sup
posed 10 contain five hundred acres--the
same being the land conveyed by Martha
!. Jones and Thomas ". Jones to G.. B.
Wilmot BY deed on the 2lst day of Feb
ruary. 1876, and recorded In thancery
Clerks office of Washington county, In
book J 2, page 323.
Also all of the Mules which we're on
the aforesaid plantation on the 7th day
Of December. 1870.
said sale will be made 10 satisfy the
decree In the above STYLED cause and all
costs. =. w. FERGUSON.
November is, lSs2-l7 Commissioner.
A nn,nI.l.ta and handso1ne line Of La
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

! Mr.. Kleiber is now selling from
his vegetable garden the second
crop a this years Irish potatoes
They are large and very fine. And
yet-we can't help but preach
about it, brethren-in such a land
where the sunlightof heavenshines
with brighter smile than in any
other cline, and the rich eartl
pours out It's fatness without stint
farmers buy corn and grass.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
PRIVILEGE TAX LEVY.

Notice is hereby given of the enact
ment Of the following ordinance by the
Town Council of Greenrille, Mississippi.
at its regular meeting held on October
I'd, lSS2: ..4
Be it ordained by the Town Council
Of Greenville, Mississippi. That the
clerk be instructed to have published
from now until the last Saturday In De-
cember, notice that on the last Monday
in that month the Town Councili will
meet to consider the advisability Of levy
ing a PRIVILEGE tax-the fund raised BY
such tax to go in equal parts to the sup
port Of the public schools of said town,
and to its fire department.
i.ERoy PERCY. Clerk.
October I. 1882.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Greenwood plantation, Bolivar county.
two miles from 0nutt's Landing soo
acres, Of which 'io0are 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 Greenville times., 1882-11-25

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EEIILETINES,
DAY. NOV. IS. 1857.



ather during the week
cold, with heavy frosts,
bad for gathering cotton.
neral report, however,
mot be a great deal yet
This would not be so
L a good price was to be
But with 3 tremendous
zhe country generally, a
here and thin prices win
II lines for our bottom
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

The Belmont plantation on Williams
Bayou, Bolivar county, Miss, containing
9sa' acres, almost all of which Is cleared
and susceptible Of cultivation; 700 now
In cultivation. Has a good dwelling
house, ample quarters and excellent
steam gin, and Is well filled with laborers
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Lot south of Baptist church on east
side Of Locust street.
Lot 2 of block II, B. b. Addition.

Very desirable, commodous and hand
somely finished dwelling house on Wal
nut street, with out-houses, kitchen,
cisterns, &c. Also the adjoining lot with
small dwelling. win be sold seperately
or together. 4fd ii.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

lie afraid that a wave of
hey is gathering to sweep
Z land. IL has already
bur city on the swell, and
Way a saloon. This a fact
Stonishing than any hhe-
lin nature. We know that
IN break and empires fade,
a fine saloon in an in
community should perish
Of patronage just takes
ath. Now let chaos and
IN come! We have passed
the boundaries of surprise.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
MARKED

In st. Andrews Church, Jack
son, Mississippi, on the '2lst, by
Rev. DIR. Tucker, Mr.. WRIT ADAMS
junior, and Miss SALLIE YERGER,
daughter of Mrs Henrietta Yer
~ Aaf t s. 81
ger.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
TRY OUR GOLD FLOUR.

II is beyond question the finest brand
of Flour ever s0ld In Greenville. Thy
one barrrl, and you will use no Other
brand.
WILCZINSKI BROS.
sena3
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

The large and valuable plantation on
Black Bayou, O miles from Greenyille,
formerly owned by A. NJ. Kirk, with
good dwelling, steam gin, and quarters,
and GOO acres of cleared land Rent very
low. lfti1 a
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

A body of from i5,ooo to 10000 acres Of
laad, to be composed ofcontiguoas plan
tatlons. ON aeeonnf ef NORTHERN
SYNDICATE. Planters desiring to sell
please send In their terms at once.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25


Jim Duflin, the wcll.known
for, who a short time ago
a contract on the Natchez,
and Columbus Railroad,
IS said take a contract on
sissippi Valley road.
llrse for a country that
lroads needs stuhin' there
rs demand for contractors
film.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Black Bayou plantation in Bolivia
county, adjoining Greenwood; Sti0ncres.
stenm gin, storc-house. abundn
ers and plenty Of labor on tn, place.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Fine ImPsrted Herses.


Charley Smith, of Idlewild plan
tatiOn, near Greenville, is a pro-
gressive planter, who likes to see
his place adorned with fine horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, and agricultu-
raj implements. He received on
Sunday last an imported Clyde
lScotlandl Stallion, and an import.
ed Percheron Norman Mare, with
a eolt.by her side. They are mag.
nifcent animals.
PEDIGREE.
Donald Dinnie I'd, the horse)
was foaled in Spring of 1875, and
sired by the famous imported
Clydesdale Nation Donald Dinnie,
the best Clydesdale ever imported
into this country. Dam, Dolly
sired by imported Success. Don
aid is a pretty bay in color, white
stripe in his face and white hind
feet; is beautiful in form and style,
very active, aud a great walker
weight about 1850 pounds. Those
who want to breed Clydesdales
will find him second to no horse
IN the country.
Queen the Mare) was imported
in August, 1876, is Z years old
164 hands high, and weighs in good
order 1900 lbs. Light dapple gray
in color, good, fine head, full eye
very small in the throttle, aud al
exceedingly long, thin neck; high
arched crest, deep at the should
ers, high on the withers, hips broat
and square, stitle very wide, trim
legs, beautifully tapered; sharp
easy action, with superabund
ance of energy. She needs onl,
to- be seen to be admired. ..3
Her colt is BY Gray Marquis.
Though bought for his own plan
tation use, we learn that Mr.. Smitl
will allow the horse to serve "a lin
tied number of mares for others.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Port Anderson plantation, Bolivar
county; 500 acres, $50 In cultivation /;
good cabins, stables and fences. Terms
very moderate.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

The Walnut Ridge plantation In Tssa-
quena county, adjoining Washington
county; 1000 acres, Of .sh $50 are
cleared-steam gin md ample quarters.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

A plantation on Deer Greek ef from
20 10 40 acres: one with good 'front.' on
,Feek and lcausy soil r'effurd. s.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Delightful residence on Walnut street,
mar Court House. 9 rooms, kitchen and
servants rooms, cistern, well, valuable
front orchard and choice collection Of
flowers. la shsia
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Also the following Lots In the Town
OF 0reenville.

Lot 10 feet front on Locust street,
north Of Washington Avenue with two
small dwelling houses. Terms verv
moderate.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
n AZ the Variety Store

e the handsome. display of
Is, Vases, and the large assort-
hina Ware oct4
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Two very desirable lots on Washington
Avenue, 2oOx220 feet each, just beyond
present corporate limits, already under
fence. q hFaLstFaf IS sf5
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Lot at north west corner Of Central
Avenue and Walnut street, on which the
old Catholic church stands. af NJ
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Dwelling house and all the necessary
grounds and out houses, now occupied
by praeticing physician; toeether with
the good will Of large and desirable
practice-at Bolivar Landing, Bolivar
county, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

The large and valuable plantation
known US Palmetto; containing about
1890 acres of cleared land 800 Of wood
land, with dwelling, cabins and steam
gin. f.f
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

NJ. M. Keys, of Oxford, Missis-
sippi, has patented cotton cnlti-
vator and chopper, with which he
claims one man and two mules can
cultivate 25 acres in cotton and 20
acres in cern.
Cultivating too much cotton to
the hand is just what's the matter
with Hannah. Give us a machine
that will decrease the crop, and
there will be more money in the
farmers pocket all the yearround'
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Plantation on Deer Greek adjoining
stoneville; a0oacres, Of which lsoi In cul-
tivation; land choice and situation very
desirable.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

nsA. Albums, Toilet Cases, Work
Boxes, Gloves and Handkerchiefs, at the
octll VARIETY STORE
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
For + ent.

The kossuth House. and dwelling
house adjoining said hotel, on Washing
ton avenue. Grecnville, Miss 81
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25
Yauisee Viii Ky

lebrated whisky. so valuable
edicinal purity and freedom
3lterating Ingredients, is kept
stock at
UExTER BROS.
The Greenville times., 1882-11-25

Lot 10, block 10, Huntington and I.e-
valley Addition.