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The Greenville times., 1884-02-02
For Rent or Lease.


Biah Tunah Plantation or Polk place
on Deer Greek, Bolivar county, Miss,
ceotaining 800 acres tillable land. Good
gin. quarters, etc; also the Fleming place
on Williams bayou, 100 acres Of tillable
land, good improvements, situate on
willianr' bayou, Washington county
Miss. Apply to
G. VI. HELM.
now ~ Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02
'1aS issaquena and s's s'a's : ;

..olis, II desired, to be
presented; he will acknowledge
his injustice to our worthy men,
ber.
We have boen advocating this
measure ut various times for the
past two years. Two months
since we asked an expression of
the Board OF Supervisors upon it's
merits, and 1t came up for consid-
Grafton January 4th. Action was
delayed ten days to enable oppo
sers, If any, to prepare objections.
Nore were presented, and at the
appointed time the bill, having
been published by us, was endors-
cd by the Board. Ii "ninc.tenths
Of the property owners oppose it."
they have q poor way Of showing
their faith.
AS to its ''increasing the rate Of
taxation,' IL the figures We pub
lishsd last week, aud often here
tofore, have not convinced our
correspondent Of the fallacy of
that fear, nothing will.
Our correspondent errs in at.
tributing this movc to tho Screen.
vile Barr In the effort to on
list county sentiment in favor of a
"Seperate Judicial DISTRICT we
have been uninspired and unaided
by that body. Indeed tho indiffer
ence and inaction Of the bar two
years since, prevented the enact
ment of tho bill. We do not In.
dnlge In tins reminiscence from
egotism or to recriminatc. But
to keep discussion In line with
facts.
We willingly assume full rcspon-
sibility for the agitation of this
measure; and for reasons fire.
quently and ltngthily set forth IN
our columns, we earnestly desire
its enactment. But not IL "nine.
tenthsv or three.tenths of the land
owners signify, by petition, their
opposition to 1t.
As to the action of the bar in
recommending Mr.. Campbell for
the judgeship, we have only to
say that we considered 1t illtimed
and injudicious. But that ought
not to affect the merits or consid.
Grafton OF the bill. And il shat
old' song is not so welcome to
Governor Lowry as II was to the
survivors at Lucknow, when they
caught its notes In the distance,
from the highland bagpipes at the
head of HavelocK's relief columns,
the Governor being boss of the
orchestra, can stop the music Oh
change the tune.
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02

The jury to try Mckenna, the la
test Vicksburg murderer, brought
in a hanging verdict. The vicks-
burg papers hail ii as harbinger
Of peace and Law. If the case was
that Of one Of their mardercrs who
Is backed By friends and money.
i1s5s NJ. e mus ss--s'. .st
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02

EDITOR TINES:
/ see by the papers that one
Of the Representatives Of our rich
county Of Washington has acted
contrary to the wishes Of his con-
stituents, and influenced by the
GreenyiIle Bar has introduced 3
bin to make q separate Judicial
District Of our county. Now We
on.y want time TO show that nine
tenths of the property holders Of
the county are opposed to the
change. 0ur taxes are now just
as much as we can bear. and JUS
tice sufficient fer all is meted out
by our present courts. Then what
is the matterf Is it that the Green
vile lawyer is hunting for spoils
Of office 7
| understand that they the
Greenville lawyersl want TO put
Mr. r. B. Campbell on the Bench.
because be made sueh sound
decision in the Democratic Con-
yention last Septembern
With Mr.. Campbelps father on
the Supreme Bench to confirm his
decisions, and his uncle presiding
over the District east of us; when
this petition is presented to Gov.
Lowry for HIS appointment; ! i'm
agine our chief executive will feel
like singing that old song,
"Ths c.mpbell's are coming, heIgho. heighoi
The Campbell's are coming, ah ha, ah ha"
Such law will be bad enough.
But Mr.. Campbells appointment
will cap the climax and destroy
the last hope Of re-establlshing po
liucal unity among us.
Hoping this may in a measure
open the eyes of our people TO the
necessity for action, and prove "a
feather to break a Camels back"
am, Yours truly,
CHATHAM.
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02

j. 2. Mathews, who was killed in
Copiah county for exercising his
right to vote, was martyr in the
cause of liberty and free republic.
an government. His memory will
yet be embalIned in poets verse
and his name royred by lovers OF
liberty throughout the world.
Evening Post.
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02
Monday. the 1lth day OF
EahruarY. 1884.


In frpBt Of the Court house door, % lle
tossn AZ Belengafe. il Sunaower county,
Mss. expose 10 sale At public sae'ion s'
10 tie highest bidder for cash. the !l, lol,
lowing described lands lying IN sala ~
county VI Sunfiower, to-wit; Lots ~
m. ls and IA. in Sec. II. I. ~. X. ,; con con
taining ISL acres. more OF less, ana O. lO.s
8. and I2, In Sec. 10. I. =, u. >; con ,ss-
tanning II3 acres. more or less, ana ~. lo.s
l.2.a, and 9, in See 81. j. ~, K > 1Sn, :,
tanning 307 acres. more OF less anu an u
See. 20. T. 20, r. 5. containing - aelsa. $50
n,ore ar les and in ell 1892 acres, more
or less. said lands will be sold in tracts
moi exceeding lG0 acres each. said SAFE
Is made for the purpose Of paving Ihe
debts against the estate Of b. fope
Strong, deceased o~
Ian l3-a5 Commissioner.
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02
c,uni..isna's Sale Of Lands

Rv virtue Of a decree e ihe enaheeas 4
Court 0f tlsv county. al's,, 49, - r. th-
the isth day OF DecemRer; il.'-', = ~
mailer of the estate of B. rope ~. 1.Loas' ~
deeeased. late Of said county Of "a! !,,L .i.e
undersigned as commissioned WIN " M
in legal hours on
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02
HEATHMAM. SMITH 1
FALL AND WINTER coon|
WEISS &GOLDSTB
WASHINGTON AVENUE

WASHINGTON AVENUE,
GREENTILLE
XVe take pleasure of calling
Itverybody's attention to our
Immense stock of the latest and most
STYLISH goods brought to this market
Selected very carefully, and consisting of such as
A full line of black and colored SILKS and SATINS;
Newest and latest shades of braided and embroidered
DRESS Patterns, also Vclvets and Velveens in sI
q rades and colors, in plain and brocade
Orlendo Cashmeres and Henrietta cloths IN black ID
ladies' cloths in solid and figured for Suitings
DRESS GOODS of all kinds and trimmings to match
Suitable for any and all ages.
Trimmings, Buttons, Laces Embroideries Neckwear ele
Endless variety and prices to suit everybody We th0
Invite you one aud ALL to and convince yoursoly
NO EXTRA CHARGE for showing goods
We have also very large assortment of Ladies'
es. and Childrens Cloalxs, NVallxinS
cts and Jerseys.
Our stock of kted goods which embraces shavls, 0s
Hoods, Nubss Bootees, etc. to 6 all bodies and Cou
les, in the department vc have full line Of IA1|
Childrens aud Infants
Silk. Merino and Cotton UnderV1
Also handsome and large assortment in SILK and Ball
HOSE in solid coors and fancy stripes for Ladies' Misses
den and Infants Staple goods and ianncs of all kindsb
brands OF which are too numerous to mention
Our stock of white California and other blankee ~
and Quilts cannot be excced. Don't forget stock q
Gents, Youths and Boys CIothiag and Furnishing q
also Ncckwear which propose to sell CHEAPER than
House in that line.
pa- HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH Paid fl
ton, also LIBERAL .4duaces made on sanl
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02

When We inform our correspon.
dcut that Mr.. Spencer wrote to us
three weeks since that he would
permit this bill to remain with the
The Greenville times., 1884-02-02

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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17

put on the rear side of the building about forty feet in width and ex> tending its whole length and parti = tions are being run through from front to rear cutting 1t up into sevs erai rooms, which are of the follow ing size: One, occupied by Asher Bros. as store room, 15x75; one oc> cupied by Win. Pimm as saloon and bil Hard hall 20x75; one occupied by A. Kiewe as cigar store, 10x75; one occupied by the Chung Fly Restaur- ant, 2Ox75; altogether making one of the most desirable block of rooms for business purposes that are in town. The addition is thoroughly roofed with tin and will be next to fire proof. Dr. Goodrich is pushing the work with his accustomed energy and will have it finished ID a few days.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
THE aREAT ENGLISH READY

1r a ncNel-tailing
 cure for ffervoas Debility. Exhaust
 edNitah ,Semin- al aINeafness,S W ,Sper- msorr hoea, Lost
 anh lood. Impo- 3Ienc'/, Paraly is, st a atorrh@a anf1 all the terri oJ e effects of c elf-abuse, youth
 ful follies, and ex- |. reaaae in aturq
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
D. r. SPINNEY
 NOIl KEARNY STRET. TR IATs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL

NO II REARNI Q n E TR lATs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN VX THO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful lnllies or in- disc tetion will do well to avail themselves of t his, the greatest bnon ever laid at the the altar of suff ring humanity. Dr. SF .NNEY will guarantee to forfeit S5oO for every case of Sem nal Weakness or pri vate disease of any kind or character wi ich he undertakes and tails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age Of thirty to si Hty who are troubled with too frequent eN iacuations of the bladder, often accom- Gnied by slight smarting or burning : snsation and a weakening of the system 1 nf manner tha patient cannot account I or. On examining the urinary deposits : Lropy sediment will often be found and Bometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin D lk- ifb hue, again changing to dark and or Did appearance. There are many men he die of this difficulty, Ignorant of the car e, (which is the secona sta of g 'm:nal We k moss Dr...Spinney will guarantee peri I cure In all such cases, and healthy . ! toration of the genito- urinary orgrns. | Office Hours-10 to and to9. Sundays from 10 to Il A. M. Generalization free 1 Thorough examination and advice, S5. ! Call or address
 1 DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,, l M il Kearny street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
TerritoriaI TwiGs.
[Miner.J
'. COX,
 Clerk.

Governos Tritle, who returned last evening rom the Black Hills, informs us that there is 1s0 tons of copper cake at the smelter of the United Verde Copper Co. awaiting shipment; and that although coke is beginning to arrive at the camp, the smelter wonld not be put in operas ton until the amount on hand was sufficient to guarantee run of sev, eral weeks.
 X "niteh" has occurred in the set llement of the Atlantic 6 Pacific tax suit which may yet render litigation necessary in the premises. The railroad asks that the assessment of $4,00O per mile shall remain un- changed for a number sf years, while the county authorities arc only willing to be bound by it for | the years 1882 and 1883.
 A petition, asking Governor Tritle to commute the sentence Of death against James Monroe to imprisou-- mcnt for life, is being circulated and has so far received about fifty sig natures. His intoxicated condition, at the time of doing the shooting, is given as the grou Id for an appea 1 for executive clemency.
 TCisieen.l
 AZ excursion of one hundred pas sengeas from New Orleans, under the leadership of J. r. Merry, of the Illinois Central railroad, will ar | rive in Tucson tomorrow evening Ouiiotoa is to have q newspaper It is to be called the Logan Local and Frank Becquet,e, form erly o Los Angeles, and Chas. Heaton, arc he proprietors. With stages, sR looms, stores, hotels, telegraph and [ newspaper Logan is city already.
 Father Antonio called at the Ciii- zen this morning and said that the San Xavier records were returned from the entennial Commissioners three months ago, and he has then for exhibition for all who wish tc see. They embrace the records O the missions of San Xavier, Tubac Tumacacori and Calabasas, iron 1716 to 1S46. All that they are l! simply the minutes of baptisms births and fuerals.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17

orating the whole systemand restori1o the afflicted 10 H ALTH and HAPPI, | NE s.
 The Doctor will agree to forfeit s1 900 | son so many cannot get cured of Weak ness and the above diseases is owing to A ! complication called PROSTATORREA, A, hich requires special trea'ment
 DR. LIBBIe's IEvieoR TOR. No. 9, is th i. only cure fo PEosTAToRxHEA, By .+ MANHOOD is restored and the hand of tiJ ns is moved back om age to youth.
 Price or either vigoratOr RQ Case of six botties $10. Sent to any s5 dress, covered securely from observa ,tou
 Dr. Liebig & Go. treat succer sF,Il sun ly by Homoeohathy every form of SPE. CiAI PRIVATE or CHRONI DIS EaSr vitality Is drained from the bod 1sT II ous iseases follow that bafie .,.Sinnr medical treat ment If allowed to coniin- tion, Diabetes, Bright's Disea. s TnsnI, r. etc. Cures guaranteed. Dis, sses rof ,,,s Geni o-urinaIy organs, kidne rs 11yar anS 33iaodeI 3aaa . sPeeia,ly I trested. hIsEAsss or
 Qua flied snd Resp oustbie -Dr. Liehig & Co. from EURor ara organize6 in complionce with Cal .jfornie Medic Lsw Diploma procured by regular col lege education and are LOW in their nina teenth year of special o-actice -- tiepts D's H0e .o P0 To Prove The Won, ierful Power of the INvIeoRAToR S2 F,;otIie Given or sent FREE Consultation free and nrivete
 DR. LIEBIG'S EoSDERFugL FT gi'chSH GERMAN !, ffhvIGonAToa o, on is p totect~d b. copyright u o.oi orn ateu1 II olnce jf United States Gov address. LIEB 4G 11TSENS RV VI
 9oo deary ttr .et San Fran cisco, Cal b,nctS rtxaie entran' ,e 4o5 Mason St eet, four Wo; up N7' Lry street from Kearny Starn aln entrance througL Dispensary Drug
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
Board Of Supervisors.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs, l
 MARICOPA COUNTY.


 PHGNIx, Jan 10th. Board of Supervisors met this day pursu mt to adjournment. Present: NJ. Wormser, Chairman; A. J. Halbert and N. Herrick, Su~ pervisors; Frank Cox, Clerk, and A. c. Baker, District Attorney. Minutes of previou- meeting were read approved and signed. By vote of full Bpard the follow ing bills were allowed and ordered paid: s No 65, DC Henry, jurors certif- cate, S12
 No. 6G, J W Tedrow, jurors certi : hcstes, s34
 No. CT, " II H Jones, jurors cer> certificate, $1O No 6s, Davld Goldberg, jurors certificate, S8
 No 69, E F Stafford, jurors certlfi- cate. $50
 No 70, Peter Nelson. jurors certi- ficate, $s 40
 No II, E May CT, jurors certificate, ss
 No 72, c E Phlles, jurors certia> cate, $36
 No B, Beverly Cox, jurors cer~ tificsie, s5O
 No "A, ,Thos Church. jurors certifl> cate, $S44O
 No. 75, J NJ Means. jurors certi, fcate, $92 40
 No. 76, D H Recarte, jurors certi> fcate, s2s
 No TT, H H Linville, jurors certi- ficate, $10
 No 7s, R F Kirkland, jurors certi- ficate, S2s
 No 79, " c Plmm, jurors certifi- cate. S30 No 80, John Lutgerding, jurors certificate, S20 [ No s1, Alex steinnegger, juror certificate, s30. Nc g, Thomss Rroekman, jpror-
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Miscellaneous

This Is the season of the yea r when it is common occurance to find dog collar in the mince pie you buy.
 Paper car wheels are now 10 be introduced on freight cars. An order has just been given for the construc- tion of fifteen fruit cars, to be run by the Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe road, for California fruit busis ness, that are to be applied with these wheels.
 The movement against Sunday trains is growing. At the anual meeting of Boston G Main road a motion was made that trains no longer be run on Sunday, and it wa s referred to the direcl ors That such motion should be made indicates rapid growth of sentiment on the subject.
 The Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western railway earnings for Nov ember amounted to $9S, ,79O, against $7e, ,51S for the corresponding month in 1882, an increase of $20,272, or 26 per cent. The roads earning f r the last week in the month were $50 ,55o against $22,S2S for that week in 1882, or an increase of $7,722.
 "An' phwat is yer son lame; doin' now. Mrs. O'Flaherty Sure, an he's become great gintleman, wid sich foine clothes on him ye'd not kncw him. He's in some bank beyant Cincinati. Mrs. O'Flanigan." "And phwat bank is it?" Faith an it's the Fary bank belave they calls it.. ''- Kentucky State Journal.
 "N here were you engaged last ?" | asked a lady of the new colored cook. "Yer oughten ter ask me dat lady" "I just want to know as it may tend to give you character" wall, lady, de las time was en- 1 gage was down in de bottoms l was engage to Bob Philips, de trifiinest yaller man I eber seed |. Wy lady, dat man stold my year ring and runned away. How many times wus yerself genaged lady?'- Philadelphia Call.
 A Baltimore judge has just decid> ed that man is lia:le under a law of | Maryland for slanderous words uttered by his wife, and MT. Scholes of that city, has had to pay $105 because Mrs. Scholes had said unkind things of Mrs. Macte
 This decision certainly tends to complicate the marital relation in Maryland, and will increase the caution with which young men of limited incomes are supposed to approach the welded state.
 A Cincinnati street car company has given each ot its conductors a present of $100 for one years faith full services. These conductors must have packed in the passengers with street pavers' hammers Sunday DispGtel.
 Judge Ned McGown is said to be in Washington, D. C., writing an autobiography. The old gent is a ready writer, and If he but dt picts thet hrillng scenes passed through in an eventful life of seventy yevrs, the work cannot fail of attracting 1 great attention.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
TenpeHarness
 SEoP-

The old thor, 1ghbred saddler, D. W. Jones will run a saddler shop for a short season at Tempe, commenting in about two weeks from date.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given tnet in pur-
 LIN suance of n act of the Legis lative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, en- titled ''an act authorizing the County of Mario pa to issue bonds to raise money for the purpose of building a court house and jail and fencing and furn shing the same.n approved January 27th, 1888, the Board of Supervisors of Msricopa County Arizona will sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash in gold coin of the United States of America, on Friday the first day of February A. D. 1884 at 12 o clock m., in front of the present court house door, in the city of Phoenix Maricopa county, that certain lot, piece or carcel of land with the improvements thereon situated, lying and being in saio city of Phoenix, MaricopA County, Arizona Territory, and bounded and described as follows to wit: Lot number Fifteen Q5) in Block number Twenty-two (22).
 The Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County reserve the right tr reject any and all bids for sad property.
 The said Board of Supervisors reserve the further right to remain in possession of the said property until the lst day Of April 1884. But if possession can be given sooRer notice will be given on the day of sale.
 The fixtures. furnitureiron cells and 7,- 900 brickupon said property are not em- braoed in this sale.
 By order Of Board of Supervisors of MsricoPa County, made on Nov. 18th, 1888.
 FRANK COX, Clerk
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17


 Sperm atorrhna. Prostatorrha Emissions, i'm potency Exhau sted vitality. Prematur Decline. and LRSks OF ANHOOD rom whatever causc produced It cH riches and purif1es the Blood. Strengthen the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, DiQe lion, Reproductive Organs and Phy and Mental Faculties. It stops any n natural facilitating drain upon the svsic preventing involuntary losses deblIitatir drea ms, seminal losses with the urine. ct 90 distructlve to mind end body. II is sure climinstor of all Kidney and Blaade Complaints. It contains no iniuIious in- Eredients. To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscrefions or ex- ceeses, speedy thorough and permanent cure Is Guaranteed. Price g.. 50 per bottle or i've bottles in case, with full direction and advice, BIO. Sent sccure from ohse- vstion to any address upon receipt of hrics or c. c. D. To he had only oi pr. C. D. SALFIELD. 2f6 Kearney St.. San Ftancis- co, Cal. Consultations strictly ce nfidcn- tial, by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience Of pati snts, and in orter to in. hnre perfect secrecy l have adopted a pri. vate address. under which all pac kages are forwarded.
 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
 NOTICE-I win send a U ial bottle ofthe REJUVENATOR-sufi to show its merit-frse ofcharge, ts any one afflicted applying by letter. stating his eymptome e and age. Communications strictly con fdentiRl
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17

{eaIs-sucnn a as loss or memory, Laseitude, \! Ns1LurnaI hmlssion, aversion to society, , Dt.lnsss s oI Vle.on' n dses IR the hes ]. the Vltai nulo passing nobserved in the Urine sanity and death. IA Dr. Mlntie will .o,rea tr f,rfei. Eiva grr 1reu u1 DOHars TOT a case of this kind the u rtAt hesIoraIlV (under his special advice anu n. trsAthentl will not cure, or for any s.nning .n impure r rinjurious found in 1t. Dr. ss.iI Min.ie treats All private Diseases success lutS a tn w1tn0u mercury: Consultation free. A tnorousD examination and advice, in- EIuolng Ei, a 4alysis of urine. S5. Price of tha Hiaai Res sorative. ss bottle, or four times .ne qus atty, $10; cent to any address Hpou re celpt of price. or c. Q. D. secure rom oservatioR and in private nam if oesire' by A E. Mintie, NJ D., No. Kearnv ny St San Francisco
 oa nple bottle sent free on application by tstp E 4r stating symptoms. sex and age. C9 nmuDications strictly Confder tial
 )r Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPBRETl- mi, cures all kinde of Kidneyan bladder Complaints, Gonorrhes. GIeet Ieucorrhea For sale " all druggists; S1 8 bottle; Six bottles. $5.
 i Dr. Miniie's DASDRLIoN PILLS gre the | best and cheapest Dyspepsia and billions i1 the market. For sale by all druggists.
 1anf.1tf.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17

J. T. Alsap, attorney for Asher Bros, asked the Board to submit agreed caso 10 the District Court in the matter of striking of tax on sol> vents debts, by vote of full Board 1t is so ordered.
 On motion of board adjourned until Jan. 14th. 1884.
 NJ WoRMsER, F. Cox,
 Chairman, Clerk.