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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1886-09-11
OVER THE STATE.

ANtuhO nus oftI liouc ANUuCs
order Office. aud money orders can
be obtained on any money order
Office in the United States. Pos
tai notes issued also.-Leland Re.
cord.
Mr.. Fred Clark's name, among
others, having been mentioned by
the Greenville Times as an aspir-
ant for the ChaneelIorship of this
district. we will state that Mr..
Clark is not a candidate.-Rose-
dale Leader.
Col. s. NJ. Meek, of Columbus,
has been retained to prosecute
Charles b. Howry, charged with
the killing of Hon. H. NJ. Sullivan.
Senator L. G. Walthall, Edward
Mayes and A. j. McLauren are
engaged for the defence. Mr..
Howry is now on a bond of $40, 900
for his appearance at the Circuit
C0urt.-Boonviile Pleader.
Col. Henry b. Richardson, Chief
State Engineer of Louisiana, was
in our town on last Monday and
Tuesday, enquiring into the condi
tion of the Possum Fork levee,
and consulting with our citizens
connected Herewith. He passed
on down into Chicot to examine
the condition of the levees iu that
county.-Arkansas City Journal.
Passengers from Aberdeen can
now make close connections at
Durant and Tchula, leaving Aber.
deem early in the morning and
reaching Yazoo City at 1885 a. M,
on the mixed train.
A large number of citizens gath
cred at the depot yesterday morn
ing to witness the arrival and de.
parture of the first regular train
through 10 Greenwood. There
was quite number Of passengers,
several making the trip from this
city for pleasure or business
Yazoo Sentinel.
The chairman called the Con-
vention promptly to order at the
appointed hour on Friday morn.
ing and declared balloting in or.
der. The first ballot resulted as
follows:
Anderson, Attala, 4. Fewell,
Clarke 223 votes, Lauderdale A
23, Newton 8, Wayne 2, total IL
13. Gibbs, Yazoo Z, Neshoba .,
total Q. KERN, Holmes 5. Sin.
gleton, Jasper 9, Leake 3, Smith 2,
Scott 2. total 0.
One hundred and nine ballots
were taken with like result when
Yazoo changed from Gibbs to An
derson. On the next ballot Ne.
shoba gave Anderson | l.3 and
Fewell 23. THIS condition of
affairs continued until the 18th
ballot when Clarke, Wayne, and
Lauderdale transferred their EN-
tire vote to Anderson. giving him
90 13 votes. Newton added her
3 votes to Keiru, giving him total
of s votes. Singlefon's counties
still casting y solid vote of 0 fol
him. Forest Register.
The census enumerators for the
several wards of the city and the
suburbs have completed their la
bors, and filed their returns will
the city clerk ss required by law
We have not time to-day to prin,
a recapitulation of all the work
done by the enumerators, and
must content ourselves with CIV
ing the result of the enumeration
Gn the aggregated in the severa
wards:
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Delta Land Agency.
aREExvILLE, MISSISSIPPI.

will hereafter devote my entire at
tention and labor TO the purchase and
location Of lands for those desiring to
settle or invest in the Yazoo-Delts.
am familiar with the lands throughout
this section Of the State and viii an
swer all correspondence, furnish any
information, or make any examination
and location Of lands desired. Planta-
tions also bought, sold and leased.
q. NJ. HELM.
Real Estate Agent and Civil Engineer
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AN APPEAL FOR AID.

The following is the eloquent
appeal to the public in behalf of
the Charleston sufferers, prepar-
ed by Rev. DIR. Palmer in accord
ance with the request Of the meet.
Ing of South Carolinians held on
Friday night:
Fellow citizens of New Orleans
The story Of Charlesiou's dIsas'
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supren,e . court

Terms Of Supreme Courteous
|nce on the LIST Mondays of April
D October.
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Regular morning service at II a m E.enin.
service, y. m. every sunday. Communion
hrst sunday In each month Vim Cro.s
Rector sabhath-school at ESQ u. m VIM.
Cross sunerintendeut
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Mathodiat Chrrch
presbyterian Churoh

Preaching at II a m. and Up m every sun
day. Prayer-meetlng every "Wednesday night
Sunday-school. $50. X. NJ Standiler, Pastor.
W r. Trigg, supt.
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Justices Court.
Justice O'Bannon, Court days,
bt and Sd Mondays Of every
honth.
Justice Alexander. I'd and 4th
ondays of every month.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

skannn~ on riir HOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Fst District. Thos Worthington
|cond District, Jno w Scott
|ird District, (Pres.l N Goldstein
|urth District, 8 II Swain
fth District, Jno 7 Casey
|urty Attorney, J NJ Jayne
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Orders from transient customers. yer
bal or written, for job work. advertising.
or subscription, must be accompanied bv
the cash. Accounts of regular enssS-
mers due and presented the fst Of each
month.
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cHANcERY COURT.

&aouena eounty-Begihs on the let
iay Of April and October. and may
nue judicial days.
hshington county-Begins on the I'd
ksy of April and October, and may
hnue IS judicial days.
Sliyar county = Begins on the lst
hay of June and December, and may
fnue l2 judicial days.
Sahoma eounty-Begins on the Sd
bay Of Nay and November, and may
|inue u judicial days.
Inflower county--Begins on the LIST
BAY Of Nay and November. and may
kinue D judicial days.
|litman eounty-Begins on the 2nd
bay Of June and December, and may
Finue 9 judicial days.
egular meetings are held by the
|rd Of Supervisors as follows; Bien-
py lst Monday OF January to elect
lee Commissioners. Annually first
|day Of March, TO receive 'rax-Collec-
reports of delinquent and insolvent
. LIST Monday of August to receive and
upon the Assessment Roll; LIST Mon
of September to levy taxes; I'd
|day Of December to pass upon the
|nquent personal and poll list and on
Monday next succeeding each term o
butt court.
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w. II. SMITH.
CORONER AND RANGER.

The law requires ALL estrays to be re-
ported 10 me, and not to Justices of the
''eace. feb27-tf
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For State and District Offices. 49,. sis
For County Offices. .......... IA
For Beat Offices.
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Preaching at II a m. and y m. every sunday
Communion lst Sunday in February, May, Au-
gust and November tmyer-meeilnE every
Wednesday night. ; Archer Pustur Sunday
sch,ul oil sam. Brown sup.
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G. McDufie Hampton,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
guEESyILLE, MISC.

All orders left at the Office of Ferea.
son. Finlay Il Co. will receive pror pt
attention. April
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oSuIar I1eetlnRs BeC0nu MOnuays
/ of january and July.
COMMISSIONERS.
W Heath, Pres't, Issaquena co.
R J Nugent p.,;. r.
Dhas Scott Bolivar 70
Merritt Williams Washington
D II Smith county
\ J Phelps, Sharkey county
J w Ferguson, Sec. and Treas.
\ w Dudley, Cotton Tax Collector
|Vm Startling, Chief Engineer
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Garner Davis and Poplar Streets
Pc chm. every SUNDAY at II o. m. and 5nr.
m PRAYER Meeting Tuesday, at :3Dp. M. ton
lrrcnse iii sunday Of each month, at I'm. Tic
I.orl'- supper, n sunday Of zach Quarter, st Ia
NJ The ladies meeting, Thursday, at p M.
SUNDAY school, 9s.N u. N. " y. King, Pastor,
X. u. Campbell, superintendent
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cFFIcE RULES.


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Customers will please give explicit df.
reetions. of length Of time for publication
OF advertisements.
Regular advertising. one square. SINS
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Larger advertisements. quarterly, half
yearly. and yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
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Jewish Synagogue
Baptist Church.

serv,res Friday evenings at I1s. ard SATURDAY
mornings at iuh. J. Bogen, Rabbi.
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The Town Council meets on the
lt Monday of each month.
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TOWN OFFICIALS.

Mayor, J. Alexander.
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Il Trigg. JT Atterbury
Peter Mitchell.
SENATOR FnoN 2orii DISTRICT.
w. G. Yerger.
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}. District Court FOR Southern Dis
triet Of Mississippi.
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ANNOUNCING cANpIDATrs

IT ST auFtIIIstHitHIH. qu1rttriy, laII
yearly. and yearly.
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.
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bride found now in the faded face Of his brothers

And how much had been kept from the Colonel
looked at him as stepped aside. The sternest
OF men, as, his hat fallen to the ground his grz-
zled hair blown about by the air, the sunlight
cruelty discovering the seams and the naplessness
ofhis coat, he stretched out bOny hand till 1t
pointed to the graves and the two women bowed
over them, and turned inwar1ly the index finger
OF his other hand till 1t rested against his hollow
chest. "The Warp he said
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S,S19 Prizes amounting to...-........... e522, 500
for to clubs should be made only
the once OF the Company in New Orleans
For further information write clearly. irving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
En Few aork E1cnsnge in Ordinary letter Currency by
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Make F.. 9. Money Orders payable and address Beg
1tered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
n13 New OrleAns La.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ELrHoszo Youses
Company
ARE OFFERING
New Grenade Walnuts
New Ianguadse Almonds
New Princess Paper Shell Almonda
New Brazil Nuts.
Large Pecan Nuts
Larve Filberts.
Extra Large Oudara Cooking, Raisins
Extra Choice Cluster (table) Raisins
Extra Choice and Bright Sultaua RaisinS
Splendid New English Currants
Splendid New Citrun
Aunt Abhie Mince Meat
Stuffed Mangoes in Sweet Pickle
Small Ghirkns in Sweet Pickle
Extra Choice Creamery Butter
Splendid Sweet Cider
Elegant Maple Syrup.
Boston Potato Chips fresh from the oven every other
day.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
42S 9th street northwest
P. S.-Not open after O'Clock D. m until next week
d. EY.
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LAsKErs LOAN Orr1cn.
No. 361 Pennsylvani

monds, Jewelry, Pistols, Guns Mechsnicai Fools.
a1s and Gsntiemens Wearing Apparel Old Gold
eA.A oA~seS Oo96ns oc%
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HOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE
IL HOREHOUND AND ELECANPANE
HOREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE
HOREH0UND AND E1ECAMPANE

muitum " p1tvoI.mucn "a ntueI0 certAnly WhAt
OF relieves every case Of mild or obstinate cough. cold
hoarseneae and serious attacks are GIeod
Iy ralieved- 25c. for half pound package.
ARTHUR GATTAN6. Pharmacist.
NO 18th and Bts. and "a md sts. n w.
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FINANCIAL.

PRrNcE & WH1rE1Y
STOCK BROKERS.
Is 10 dHFFGadhwsy, Fffsh sys New York
$50 10Th street (Corcoran Building,) Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CRUGER OAKLEY,
MAYNARD c. EYRE.
HENRY II. DODGE Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs, Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes of Railway
Securities.
II. H. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information
gardlng the markets received through wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange.
All orders executed and reported promptly. je1
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EDWARD il. DEsr & Co.
MECHANICAL Observation-Disclosures ENGINEERS
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATION, ELEVATORS Etc
Agents for Duplex Steam Hestsr. Nonparetl Steam
Heater. BUTLER Bake's Steam Heating 6pec3altiea
l. 6. Graves Sons Passenger and fre1ghn EeyatorA
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Perfect Shapes Best Manufacture
SEAL PLUSH SACoUES, s25 upwards
SEAL. PLUSH vISITES, latest and novel shapes
BoUCLE and ASTRACHAN WRAPS,
JACKETS. from s37 upwards
BEAVER and BERLIN TWILL NEwMARKETS,
$500, worth 8l2 90
MILLINERY
Beautiful Novelties in
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
Real French Felts. Silk Bound, 81 90 ana upwards
100 dozen Fancy Feathers at reduced prices
Millinery Ornaments.
Real and Imitation Laces
Colored Silk and Cotton Brussels Net,
for evening wear
SILK PLUSHES in al colors. 10 inches wide s1 o5
ASTRACHAN, best quality, "a inches wide s4oO.
FURS of the finest grade, Muff and Boas to match
HANDkERCHIEFs
Special Importation for Holiday Trade plain and
embroidered French and Irish Linen.
Heavy SILK Plain. and Picot EDGE.
No. g, lSc
No. 12, 22c
No. 16, .30c
Elegant Novelties in
DRESS TRIMMINGS
At very low prices
FOSTER KID GLOVES, 81 pair upwards. Every
pair fitted and warranted.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Decorative metal work, reproductions from original
designs; best examples Of Ancient and Modern Relief
Work. ~
J. c. HUTCHINSON,
e07 Pennsylvania ave.
Trevise, Paris. d3
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LADIES' GOODS

MISS NJ NoRMoYLE, 7o6 nth ST NV
w Latest Styles for Ladies and Children. Suits
made at shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Tailor.made Suits . speciality tA-2t.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR,. AND MADAM WILSON. 433 lsT, CORNER
~ LIST and E SITS NV Established 1855. Special
anne for Ladies desiring reliable
IL The Oldest Established and only reliable Ladies'
can be consulted da 4s4 Y bes ~ and 9Th SITS
always OPEN d1-6t
MISS s. EMMA GRAY, c. s B., GRADUTE OF
Eddy, presidentoffers her services to the public in
the Christian science Of healing, either at her Office
at the residences of patients if necessary n62w.
RLANCARD's PILLS. -
the world for scroius umors, King Evil, etc ), the
Poofness Of Blood and tor stimulating and regulating
its peri9dic course @ % None genuine unless signed
DIAN E fo, FotSERR IL fas 1eas CO, y rams
Sold by druggists generally. sp2S-thXs
the Oldest Established Expert specalist in this city,
ease of men and furnish medicine, charge;
dnd 9 & M sy
this 81 Day q sas i 'Rs 1885, s' '''
Nl or two Of DR.. BROTHEK's hvigorating. Cordial:
Mli cure any case OF nervous debility and loss OF
BOG b st. s.w n2O-lm'
TT HAS MEyER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
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dsnty Dr. sSa ST. eaH W. eGa Par
aspn or sa to f 70
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sp@% M % with Isdiss $50 only :. ~" n's n0u' nis1im. T .
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EDUCATIONAL


WASHINGTON, ID. c. THE CEDARSn-A
w Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Little Girls, re.opeln OCTOBER lsT. 1856. Academic
and College preparatory courses Special advantages
in Music and Art. building in course Of erection
with enlarged school and class rooms will add greatly
st. eefS- 3m
INSTRUCTION ON THE
VIOLIN
principal music stores sel6- 3m
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes-
with capital of $1,O00,000-to which 3 reserve fund
OF over S05O,OO0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
December I'd, AID. 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take place
monthly. 1T NEVER SCALES Oh PosTPoNEs. Look at
the following distribution:
199th Grand Monthly
And The
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1856.
Under the personal supervision and management of
GEN: g. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, aud GEN
JUBAL A EARLY, of Nirvinia-
c8- Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only Halyea NJ
Fifths, 81. Tenths, 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
CAPITAL PRIZE OF &lJO.OOO NJ 5n ooo
GRAND PRIZE OF 10000 50 C09
GRAND PRIZE OF 100000 81 mn
LARGE PkIZES OF 10000 20.O00
4LARGE PRIZES OF 5000 30'000
go PRIZES OF 1000 10000
DO 500... 2S,OOO
dyy 300.... 10000
700 300. 10000
0OO 100.... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. o'0
100 " l00........ 10000
AOo to..... s,DOO
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"ANTED-PUPILS IN ANY BRANCH CLASSICS
w or English. at tutors scholars residence
by gentleman VINO furnish the best testimonuls
Address Box 81, Star Office. d4-f,ts
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II ESSONS ON THE PIANO, BY LADY, AT HER
IL residence, near Lafayette square, Special atten-
ton given to children and beginners Address Plan
IST. Star Office. d4-}ts
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~ o T &c E
TO GRocERs AND HoUsEKEEPERs.
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DROF. DEBEL'S FRENCH MEMORIZFR," IN
1 dorsed by four leading schools in Washington.
Newest and simplest system to master French Copy-
righted Nov. s. 1886. Sold at FREES and Professors
residence, 10lS 18th st. n22-lms
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CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. % 5TH ST.
IN e INSTRUCTION given in Book keeping, Arithme.
0rthography. G. +. WOOD, Principal r. F. SAYLES,
Assistant. f:{-3,u
Evening star., 1886-12-04

Miss Tyrrell laughed and turned to Madame.
"Come!' she said tenderly, so suddenly tender
as TO be startling. "Come. shall we not 90 noW?n
She took light shawl that hung on set OF
antlers and arranged 1t about Madame, solicitous
not to crush the lace on the stiff robe
The Colonel buttOned his coat and pulled nm his
satin stock.
'I am still your host, Mr. Althrop," he said in his
iirn manner; allow me 10 accompany you little
His wife and Miss Tyrren had gone out on the
plazha before US up against the side OF the house
rested Two wreathS OF fresh flowers one OF bright
blossoms.
her to do, strung the garlands upon her arm waited
for us to pass and fell in the rear
Mss Tyrrell turned and seeing me with the
Coonel,paused as though to say something; then
apparently altering her mind, put her arm around
Madame Featherley, who am positive addressed
not word to her and treated her with consider
able hauteur.
Fully half an hour we walked thus, going straight
into the heart OF the sunlight flaming over the
western nils. Inc birds were lo4uacious overhead
the trees shaking down bright water diamonds
and scraps OF web-like moss as we silently paced
along, Miss Tyrres 1.-THE figure focus to the eyes
back OF her as she careleSsiy passed brush and
briar caring not at all that her gown was dragged
and scratched.
Then we had come upon dense hedge of ever
greens set In the midst or an open space secured
by the falling OF many trees. Was this the .'cear-
ing Defiance had spoken OF? Into this hedge Miss
Iyrrell pushed. We stood in blaze OF flowers
the ground living Persian rug of vivid bloom.
And here it ali was! Side by side in the center
OF the plot were Two mounds, at the head Of each
little wooden cross holding flowers the one q
clrcet OF red roses The other ring OF orange bios
SONS.
Miss Tyrrell sank upon her knees Madame be-
side her. The Colonel raised his hat. Miss Tyr
rell removed the flowers from the crosses, handed
them TO Defiance, and received the two fresh
wreaths. Before she had placed these where the
Others had been read the lettering on the crosses
Hubert, u. s. A." one, "Capt. Alexander Hamilton
teatheriey, Confederate States Army" on the
And then Miss Tyrrell had made a movement:
uttie Dlrd had hoped on the cross marked
"Hubert" !" and she struck at 1t with the wreath OF
roses, damaging many OF the blossoms In SO doing.
And how did she place these wreathS? The bril-
liant and now broken one she flung across the
wooden mark that told the resting place OF Capt
Hamilton; but the orange blossoms placed
had gathered her arms about Madame and turned
her eyes to me, pleading for me to 60 away; and
from the miniature OF Capt Hamilton's promised