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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16

> The Probate Court for said District.
10 all persons interested In the estate Of Al
BERT HAYDEN, late Of Dunmetston IN sad as
trict deceased, Erecting:
You are hereby notified that this court viii
decide upon allowance Of the account Of James A.
Hayden, Administrator upon the estateoi SAID de-
craspd and decree distribution thereof 10 the per
sons entitled at session thereof to be- held at the
Probate Oncr in Brattleboro on the last saturday
Of November, 1855 when and where you may be
heard in the premises. If you see cause.
Il H. W SrODDARD Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16

A man who has practlcrd mrdh'4r Ior ngttI,s
ought 10 know salt FROM sugar He"" "'"' -"
Ways TOLEDO. O., Jan, 10, 1881.
Nrssrs f. J. Cheney Co. oenlieinen; 30, n nas9
IN In the general practice of medicine Tor most
m years aud would say that in all my practler a,id
tx2rrence have never seen preparation ma .,,,l
III I'll ,r,.scrii. with as much confidence OF sue,
'"tl = II -, Hairs Catarrh cure. Manufactured
~ 6y'n Have prescribed il a great many TIMES
AMI lis effect is wonderful have TO say III ST
i',si,, thnt 1 have vet 10 find case OF eaLaIIh
~, n n,,id nnt cure ii they would take II ac
corning !" l. l. GORSUCH, NJ. ID.
Office gi5 Summitst.
We will give 500 for any eAst OF eata'in liza ,na'
.aunnt In. cured with Hall Catarrh Cure laA '
internally r. j. CHENEY 90 frolS' i"''"''
a fElSold by druggists. zoe
PROMPT relief in sick headache, dizziness, 'd "a
constipation pain in the side etc guaiSteeul , 70
o , l,. narier,s Little Liver Pllls. one plh
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Executors Notice.

TINHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
i has been appointed by the court of probate
iul TN. district Ut Marlboro executor of the last
will aud testament of Ann l., Elliot, late of Brat
tlrbor,. and has given bond according to law.
EDW. B. KNIGHT
prnytd,urp Nov :, 1SNs li1S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16
Births.
Aarriagrs.
Deaths.

In West Halifax. Nov. Il, Laura, wife Of the
late Dca Jos phi Tucker, H3.
In South Newfaue Nov. "a, Harriet Merriiield,
II.
In Bratt .horn, Nov. II. John Dodan, ~
In Guford, Nov. H., willard WeatheIhead, Il
years. 10 months.
In WaUlshoro, Nov. q. tiru. A. Martin, son Of
Rev Addison j and Helen 4 Martin.
In Westmorrland II. Nov. 1, Mrs. Huldah
Burcham a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16

Which Is by far the largest finest and most at
traCtivp line that have shown The assortment
is complete, with all the latest novelties Of the
season. from the most reliable manufacturers Of
New York aud Boston, comprising AN ENDLESS
VARIETY or STYLES lN CLOTH AND SEAL
PLUSH Garments, and owing to the increasing
demand for Plush Garments ! have taken extra
pains to secure the best that can be had for the
various prices. All garments of whatever grade,
a mndtt of the ptlpbratpl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16
TATE or VERMONT, Marlboro IS

- By the Probate Court Tor said District.
To all PERSONS Interested in the estate Of III
RAM NJ CIRCUIT late Of WardsbOrO in said
district decreased Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this court will de-
eide ON the allowance Of the account OF Henry y.
Fits Administrator with VIII annexed of said de
ceased and decree. distribution thereof to the per
SONS entitled. at session thereof to DEE held at the
Probate Ofit,. in Brattlrliro ON the last Satur-
,iay of November a y lss-. when and where
Won may b.. heard the premises if YOU see caus-
So f. ". STDDDARD, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16
HAWEY.

H4N// Nv
to+ or cont n,nss conJs j.,
I,..l.., ...:..: ,
and less at 10 cents a yard
"'''' " S,''i''"' 'o' 0' 49, 3oo'
= "''o SOC Sooo' at z9o "
I'll IT,
Five pieces all linen 2o-inCh
Huckabuck, worth I6c a yard,
New lot Aprons
New lot Tides.
l ne lot 0, ?o-'n'n ''llWool
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-16

VNHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, in
Il connection with The Phu'niX, for 45c a year.
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Wilmington.

Mrs. II. A. Jones returned from Boston
yesterday
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wa,er.owu Cattle MARKET, Nov. Ia.

New Work stock and Money Market.
New York, Nov. b. Government Bonds
- a., coupon Observation-Disclosures. .1275s
- I0Sl,
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Bank Failure in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen has met with a great dis
aster in the failure of Gattman's bank
the chief institution Of the kind in the
community Of which that town is the
centre. The deposits, 100000, have
all disappeared, except $4,000. One
oF the firm attempted suicide and one
Is fugitive. As in the two similar
failures in the state in the past wears,
tins was the result Of no banking diff
hculties, bat rascally misuse of the
money Of depositors. 1t will severely
Try the whole community of the beau
iful and attractive capital of Monroe
county for this and successive years.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

The report of Capt Rossell. L. S. f..
Ia worthy ofclose reading by our citi.
sens; and emlncntly entitled to plaee
with our City records. Besides being
clear and lucid exposition of work
OF great scientific, as well as material
interest; II is an enduring tribute ia
the pluck and vim of Grecnyille
Agreeing to furnish $4,000 to aid in
government work, the City contrib
uted over $4,000 It's attendant con.
ditions considered, the risk of the OK.
pehdlturc being total loss. the bitter
disappointment on the uniustiflable
and unexpected failure of the river and
harbor bill of 1887; this is the most
conspicuous of all the deeds proving
ereenvilles spirit of progress, its in
domitable resolution in meeting and
overcoming obstacles In the way of
her advancement.
There is current underlying Capt.
hossells language showing that he
mas been impressed by the generous
response of Greenville to the demand
upon its citizens resources. and thai
MS heart is in this work and the wei.
isre OF the City. Whatever may be
the staying qualities ofthe work. which
he wisel, refers to as yet to be tested
'he mutual esteem aud regard existing
between him and our citizens is abid.
ing. To the coming and real trial of
mis- work we look forward with conf. |
dent anticipations.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

We think this an appropriate time
to call attention to the sanitary condi.
ton of the city. In our rapid rush
of improvements we seem to have
overlooked the fact that cleanliness is
an important element. and with the
bad winter and other causes, the city
has been allowed to get in a wretched.
ly filthy condition. II will take all the
energy of the sanitary force to put it
into anything like decency. We call
the attention of the Council to the ne
cessity of ordering a cleaning now.
before the hot summer sun strikes us
There is filth enough in the center of
the business blocks to start an epi-
demic, and we will have an unusual
sickness unless something is done to
remove the cause before the hot wealth.
er comes upon us. Physicians assert
that the deadliest Of all diseases Din
iberia and Typhoid, are the direct pro-
duct OF filth. Be warned in time.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

constitutional convention. homer
tune this year. the next legislature had
best provide f1r ii and rd the state y
fruitful cause of agitation and Ig will
within the party, and between sections
ofthe State.
Va have said thar in the acts ofeom-
mission and omission Of the legislature
no common cause 81 dissatisfaction ex-
ists Of has been alleged. We would
qualify this statement BY the appre-
heHsion That appropriations for col
leges and asyiums are insufficient for
their proper conduct, though we hone
that the managers Of these institutions
can skimp along for the ensuing two
years without actual impairment Of
efficient action and results.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Rivers and HarbOrs.

Special to the Times-D Democrat
washington, March l9.-The rivers
anu harbors committee have begun
holding night sessions with the pur.
pose OF finishing their bin by Thursday.
The bill will possibly be introduced on
saturday If not then. on Monday.
III the bill can be considered before tLe
mrih discussion begins, ii will prob
aDiy go through without much oppo-
Tuon, but no one attempts to forecast
what the temper of the House will be
after the tariff agitation with It's inc-
msable acrimonies and presentments
Is over.
Members Of the committee are ex-
tremely retlcent as to what has been
done SO far, but the Mississippi river
will probably get two and half mil
lion dollars.
Inc bill kas been finished and re-.
ported. Our private advices of tho
chances OF lis passage are encour.
aging. But, in memory of 1887. we
defer anticipations. The following ara
items of local interest. IIarbor nj
Vicksburg Sl50,0O0. lIarbor at Green.
vile $4,000. Lake Bolivar lcyee pro-
lection $l5O,0O0. If these sums are
appropriated--but we VIII not specu-
late.
One thing is certain and to be re. |
membcred; that whatever may be tho
outcome of the bill, in Its preparation
and IN the constant watchfnl and reso.
lutte guard Of our local interests there.
IN, and in advocacy of the river and
harbor bill system and structure. upon
which all chance and possibility of
river Improvement and protection de-
pends, MIR. Catchings has distinguished
himself and earned our gratitude Ills {
record and services are absolutely be. /
'ond any sort of cavil or allegation of {
hortage. No one could have done ,
'etter and those who could have done y
well are rare indeed; and our dis. r
rict Is certainly fortunate in possess. Il
* his services q
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
The Hamilton Trial.

Al last the State roll of witnesse,
being exhausted those Of the defens,
are being examined. or these ther,
Is a formidable array, over 100. The
ilrst step of the defense, pure super.
erogation. was to impeaeh the credi.
bllity, and prove that she was no bet
ter than she should be, of the nyrnph
OF town creek bridge; Miss Nellie
Dinkins.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Trhnsfer OF Capt. s. s. Leach.


We were led into error in STATING
that Capt. Rossell had been relieved Of
charge of this river district by Cant
Powell. 1t is Capt. Leach. secretary
and executive officer eff the river com.
mission who will be succeeded by Cant
Powell. II is with great regret that
we note this change; as Capt. Leaeh's
accurate PERCEPTION and comprchen.
sion of Mississippi river hydraulics
aud his aptitude in mastering its true
treatment have been of invaluable scr.
vice. The benefits of his labor win
however outlast his presence; termino-
ted in accordance with war depart.
ment custom inherited from the "Nledes
aud Persians' in its indexibiliy. Cant
Powell is highly commended and Las
mad experience in river engineering
though ON different kind of a stream
the Columbia, from the great Inland
sea. ''''
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
OTYrIL WILING.

There vas o special meeting ot the
div f0uucil I'd Monday Night last
~ receive propositions from electric
Hsht eommnias That represented hy
I CgL IT. d. C0lemaH put III bid iqr 20 OF
+ more lights at S125 light. and 9th
+ IGrsenviIIe Electric Light and Power
F COMPANY submitted a bid for the same
number Of lights at SEQ per light.
( Tie contract for one year was awarded
10 the latter company. 1t IS now
going ahead with the work, and ex-
pects to have the city lighted by the
10th Of April TWenty-one lights. To-
+ Gated as follows, viii be established /:
! Corner Of Washington and Walnut,
Davis and Locust. Union and Locust,
/ Hunt and Walnut. Nelson and Walnut,
/ Walnut between Nelson and Davis,
Washington and shelby. Washington
and Theohald. Nelson and Kinds, Nell
son and Theobald. The0baId and Alex
ander. Poplar and Alexander. Walnut
and Main. Main and shelby. Broad
way and Main. Central and Walnut,
Central and Shelby. Central and Broad
way, Percy and Shelby. Percy and
Broadway. BroadWsy and 0'Hea.
The compensation OF the City asses
sor was fixed AT $500. to include for
the present year the taking OF the cen
sus.
The police investigation was taken
up at about ten O'Clock. We looked
upon the pile of papers placed upon
the table when the case was called, and
"lit OUT The investigation failed to
pan out PAY dirt, and the threatened
policeman are still in possession of
their clubs.
To an ordinary observer there seems
to be deal of unnecessary circumlo-
cution in bouncing lot of worthless
coons. The Mayor and the Council
men feel, we suppose, hampered by
custom which rules our municipal cleo
tions and impairs the efficiency of its
government; that of employing the po-
lice force on 1.-THE color line While
this custom obtains the Council sees
doubtless that trade in the like ma
ierial would bel improvement. The
people have become generally accus-
.omed to depending upon the City
Marshal for any real service; and this
tate is to be endured as one of the
'ussed incidents of a eussed condition
lntll il becomes intolerable and the
rot boils over, as it did recently in
Jackson.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

Mr. n: IL. Frohllehstein, of Mobile
Ala', writes; take great pleasure in
recommending DR., Kings New Dlscov.
cry Tor Consumption, having used if 70,
severe attack of Bronchitis and On,
tsrrh. 1t gave me instant relief and ON.
tir1ly cured me, and | have not been
alIllcted since. ! also beg TO state that
mad tried other remedies with no ora", ,
result. Have also used Electric Bltlers
ana Dr. Kings New Life pills hoth Of
Wnlch can recommend. VI
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sunptiou' > Coughs and Colds is sold on
positive guarantee. Trial bottles froa ~,
at A. b. Finlay Il Co.'s Drug store "0o
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

Mr. II. B. Brannin. of Abardeo,
Miss, Masonic Grand Lecturer snent
the whole of last week with tbe lad@a
auu | chapter OF Greenyille. He was
unWearied in his efforts to impart in.
structlon, and both bodies were much
benefited by his labors. A pleasant
aiiable gentleman. and fherongbly
coh,versant with Masonic tradition and
landmarks, !. he viii make darkness
,lght Wheresoevcr hc may 90. 81
hlighiF pleased we're some of the bro.
,hren with bro. Brannin's abilities n 4
lecturer and his department a. gen.
that they presented him with
4 handsome gold Knight Templar's
badge as a testimonial Of the esteem
y Y which he is held BY the Masons Of
'"s u
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Gen. Reynolds For Governor.
[Chicot Chroniele1

we met gentlemen at Dermott
who has lately travelled over fftv
counties Of Arkansas. lie says that
nen. Reynolds, if he would announce
'or Governor would be the strongest
candidate in the field. lie is widely
known, and his intellect is conceded
py ALL u will not be necessary for us
to cay that the expressed preference
ior Hughes heretofore made would
not be considered as binding If aour
own man should say he wanted the
place. wy
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Rangers Notice

i1s wash,. state of Mississippi, =
WI. washington County.
., iaken as up by Napoleon WasbipOto,
On MS premises near tbe Raraa 'ui ~
pace, one BAY HORSE MIuE ahan, ha,
, Ssrd daas of 1ld po,, and 10 hands high, on tn,
fifty dollars. appraised al
In. Inc owner of the above doscr;bod
ward = nn hereby notified to come for.
va "alu' prove property. pay charces
,,,;t, n.ii 'aNe II away, or it will he deolt
Ararol, W. II. BARRIER.
D. coroner and RANGER
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

We are requested by the president
Of {, the Railroad Copsnission, Major J.
r. sessions, to say that If the depot
improvements when made by IAN. q. 4
l. railroad, in compliance with The
complaints of our citizens, are insult.
helent, that the Commission will make
ana enforce the necessary orders as
soon as the amendatory act becomes
operative. We do not suppose that
this will be necessary
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

street Supervisor Harry Smith has
commenced 9 work upon the streets. and
Is aoing it in good style. His first
ana the right, step is the filling nm Of
tne holes In the streets: which Is being
done with road scraper. There is =
neaVy task before him, however. as
our thoroughfares are certainly ;n '
worse condition than they have ever
made. o'''on' Nas
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Attempted Assassination,

a private letter from Rosedale, Boil
war county, dated 10Th, says. Some
one tried to assassinate the Deputy
sheriff last Sunday night. Ills bed
was within foot of the window al
tne Court House, and the fellow poked
ms pistol up against the window and
shot at him twice. One of the balls
passed over him about an inch, and
the other missed him several feet. He
Jumped up and shot at the fellow two
or three times, as he was running Off
but missed him.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Notice of Dissolution

THE, Inc coopartnership by and between
=. Joseph Wilezinski, Nathan Wilczinsl'i el'i
and Jake Wllczinski, under tbe Niipn, tirm
ana style of NFilczinski & Co.. at VIII W IL
ts1l,'Ni tsas junction, Is hereby, March lst
in"Ss hooo' lll.,, mutually dissolved. The bns,
i4ess us,, will be continued by Josenh r
a.I,i +" llczlnshl at the same place, who viii IN
90 eo, oai ail Il, accounts due Wilezlnski d
a.; ~. ana he hereby assumes ali liabil.
itles OF said firm of Wilezinski 4 'iso'i Ga
JOSEPH W1LczrNsKJ
Mt. NATHAN W1bCzrNsK1
-u"ioi o. JAKE WuozrNsKr
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

II. ". Conner has sold b,o ,l.,,,,,
mn to }. II. Leavenworth. and viii
'ake no contracts for this summer Of a.
least, e if he does not retire altogethor a.
from the business. Mr.. Conner o, hoa
turing the last ten years. and for " "a :
sreal gre portion of that time its princi.
pal contractor and builder. He viii
now take a short rest from bns;no.s ne "nl Il
,., revisit the home and kindred from NJ
" Whom years of active and labor;ona U,i
life have separated him 'V'ioos
mr.. Conner . retiring from the field
orilgs rings BOD Lacey to the front as a con-
tractor. There is room for oil Is " 0oii-
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
FOR SALE.

Two Story Dwelling house on North
,a, s,ue AleXander \ x, avenue, between pom
feet. VIZ" iot afXzl5
Inc desirable cottage ON corner
mieAanaer ,ai.h ,lt avenue and Poplar street
Two brick stores 25xso feet ono
saat swo story 'l brick Hotel building soxso
leet Ill rear of stores on Nor,t,y,as.,
Mch 3-tf / NJ IN,
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

The Kentucky deialcation grows ant
now is estimated at over 100000
The actions of the Auditor and his re-
Iatlons with the absconding Treasurer
are regarded as so suspicious that he
nas been estoppcd from participation
IN the investigation of the deficit II
Is an ugly business; and may be charg-
ed to legislative and executive laxity
IN holding the Treasurer to such ae-
eouhlability as the law provides. His
business conduct was notorious for
looseness and pliablity.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

AS explained by the following dis
patch Major Johnston failed TO come
to Greenville as announced.
BIRMINGHAM Station, March 2l.
;, II. PuRcETIa Supt.:
detained here from day to day by
sickness in my family.
D. W. JOHNSTON, pres't.
we especially regret this failure. As
General Reynolds and Mr.. II. r.. Craig
oil Chicot, came over to meet Major ]
III consultation with regard to the
westerly extension of the road, We
suppose the visit will, however. soon
be made.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

Governor Lowry has vetoed the bill
proposing to amend the local option
act. lie also vetoed the scientific
temperance amendment to the school
law; on the entirely tenable ground
'ha' II enforced it would require all
school teachers to be chemists. His
veto of the local option act is ON canal.
ly plain and just grounds
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
FINE JEWELRY

Mr. FRANK BINDER, late of uollv
springs has located in Greenville. and
opened Jewelry stand in DR. Rae
le.s i =, s... arug store lie is a jeweler Of 3
artistic capacity, having worked T., ~
beriln with the kings jewellers: and ID
York jewellers. Il 'ii new
"a Mf. s Binder if fnow receiving choice
lot oil Jewelry which will be sold MOI
reasonably. and which he invites IL
speetion of. Nal h',,es III
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

Norkmen are this week laying the
foundation in the Belle Air addition
OF Judge Winn's house, and will have
the building completed by the end of
u, .ne May term of our Circuit Court
Then the Judge can sentence himself
TO permanent residence in our city, and
no appeal will be taken.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sAI,vE

- me BtsI S.LyE IL the world for cuts
bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Sal; RLeIm Ea,
yer We, sores, letter. Chappea Hands mn
hlainF. Gorns. and All slin Frnn,i,,,ll M
ant positively cures piIps n, ~ "l'..uIs' I1.'
dai,g sat;seaa., = Is guaranteed to giS perfest
y ,a,,,s, 49,, ''n. =, money refunded. price
Flnlar & Co. ~ ,n,a,.; ~ =; y.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Notice to Bridge Con'''
The State OF Mississippi

The State OF Mississippi,
Washington county !.
Notice is hereby gwen -. =. i
be received at this office "
80 DAYS for the building 7 -,
over Bogue Falaya at q -
burns Ferry. Proposa,lss. ls.,ds,. II
for either wood or iron pl,ss nm,
and specifications to s,,ia aeeaI
bids. The Board Of sap., :,
serves the right to rgee Y
bids.
BY order of tho Boafu. d
mch1O. G. NJ. JollsS's'
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Luck Comes to Those WIN Wait

The Mothers :, !, Friend,o which is the
pest child's shirt in the market will no
IN store next week. The demand hos
oeen beyond the manufacturers ability
to fill and ship as ordered bnt t',, any
order ore viii reach us on Monday, and
we invite the ladies to call and see g"u thia
paragon of all shirts for children, '''''
b. WoLF e Co
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

1t may not be suspicious" but Il
certainly is significant that the Times.
Democrat, the States, and the Louisi.
ana press generally have much less to
say OF the danger threatening Louisi.
ana Democracy. than in holding nm
their respective sides of the faetional
fight within the party.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Dissolution of Partnela

The copartnership here'9"a
ing between II. ID. Hill ana
Allen. under the firm name
of Hill Il Allen, has this 'lal I,
solved by mutual consent -.
ness will hereafter be col,'.1
conducted by II. d. lllll' wv
entitled to collect all nonle
firm, johnson Allen withdFs'5
said firm. and said Allen Osl'i
released from all debts lrom
which may occur hereal't.
II. D. llfIl.
.Janllary 18Th. 1883.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
January 18th, 1888.
Rangers Notl's

The State of Mississippi
Washington County. :.
Taken up by John fefga'all y IA |
premises near Ieesburg' ol1 + +
COLORED MARE MULE I.
old and Is hands high, GU y !. 1
February, 1883. Appra.lse'''. J. i l.
The owner of the aoo'' "a
estray Is hereby notified y +
ward. prove properly leiiI FL i
and take it away. or u W.
with as the law directs. : "A
March 3. Coroner ala
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
STRAYED OR STOLEN

February 9th from Dr. o. Blanton,s
Plantation, WHITE MARE. name roach.
ed and tail short, one white fronted
hooi, star in the forehead, old saddle
marx on the back and little lane in
tne 'front.' shoulders. A liberal reward
VIII DC paid for recovery and return
sa,S ol saId animal to the undersigned on
'i'il lV-4t MOSES L. WATSON.
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24
Death OF Chief Justice Waite,
Post Special1

~, UsI oPttIhI,
Washington, March 23.-Chief Jus
tlee Waite, of the United States Su.
O'Clock. ~ y
Both houses of Congress adjourned
through respect to his memory,
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

lulllca county is in the midst of n
county site removal " question. The
aspiring points are Robinsonville IIol-
wood, Iunica and Evansville: all ON
the railroad. W. oi
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

A limited supply Of Pfas
Corn. Very early, and ~
three to six ears Oh stalk
planted on two-thirds Of %
10th of April last year yl'Ias'
six bushels, and ripened W. I
earlier than common corn
month earlier. Price sllOV Y,
L. Llm
mch17 MAID u
The Greenville times., 1888-03-24

49,. Inc Mary Houston was at the land.
ing Yesterday morning. taking ',n on
stoves. She was crammed to tIn '
waters edge with freight " 'he