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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.
ITS Annual Report-GOod Ftnan-
cfal Showing.

lts Annual RepOrt-GOod t1nan-
cial Showing.
Advance sheets of the Central Pa
cific's report for 1887 have been issued,
and contain some very interesting in
formation.
The total mileage owned by the
company is 1,36O,66 miles, including
the recent addition OF 296 so miles of
track between Roseville Junction and
the Oregon State Line.
The gross receipts are given as 81
D2O, ,O36.51, and the gross payments
SLIP, 1886. 81, leaving a surplus for the
year of 81 ,2o7 200, and increasing the
previous balance to S., ,459, ,79l.57. The
net income of the property under tt Q
lease to the Southern Pacific amounted
however to 81 ,OS6, 733 81, and to meet
the guaranteed rental Of 81 100000,
the Southern Pacific will have to pay
the balance of $113, ,266,69. The gross
earnings for the year show net in
crease of 1868, 074 "a.
Land sales and interest collected for
1887 amounted to $4S1 ,54l .S3, against
1914, ,412.3 80 for 1886.
The balance on the sinking funds OF
the company on December 81, 1887,
was Sc, ,421 ,652,75.
The United States requirement un'
der the Thurman Act is put at $780,
1922, while the company claims $2,-
1892. .93 from the United States.
The balance OF assets over liabilities
is given at $1,790, 1874 65, without
including the accruing interest on the
United States.
New bonds were issued during the
year amounting to $7,24S, 900, and
outstanding bonds were redeemed to
the amount of $9,o65 900, making a
net reduction in the funded debt OF
$1,S17 900.
The net floating debt on December
81, 1886, amounted to $1,306, 1871
and on December 81, 1887, to 81 $780,.
l04.65, a reduction for the year OF
$3,096, ,570.66.
A dividend of one per cent. is
doc1arad
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
The Latest Line.

The map of the Long Beach and San
Pedro Railway Company was filed in
the Registers department of the coun-
ty offices yesterday morning. The
road commences at the west end Of
the Alamitos Beach townsite and runs
through Long Beach and over the
mouth of the old San Gabriel river to
Rattlesnake Island. Along the island
runs about even distant from either
shore, and at the San Pedro end CO.
lossal breakwater is to be constructed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
Iotniny Hands.

The San Francisco Chronicle says
that the Rock Island road. now pnsh-
ing toward Colorado Springs, is pre-
pairing to affiliate with the Denver
and Rio Grande on Pacific Coast busi-
ness. For years it has worked with
the Union Pacific and against the
Denver line, but in about three
months it will reach Colorado Springs
and then, with a haul of 500 miles
longer than that from Council Bluffs,
it will leave the camp of the Union
Pacific and 60 over 10 its competitor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20

Pure teas snd coffees at X. N. Hams, 27(
South Spring street. corner Fourth street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilohs
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts SO cts, and ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
Cure For Piips.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, producing very dissgreeable
well as blind, bleeding and protruding
piles yield at once to the application of DR..
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
tumors, allaying the intense itching and
effecting permanent cure. SO cents. Sold
by c. H. Hance, 70 North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIErINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large twoounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup.
tions. Will positively cure all kinds OF
OINTMENT. Sold by C. II. Hapce, n and
70 Spring street, at 25c. per box-by
mail soc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
MILL MACHINERY
NOR ATE

- -
an ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL, OFFER
" at bargain, as whole or i'll part, the
following named Sachinery, being part OF
my plant:
i No. IL Califorri la Planer and Astchsr,
/ Surfacer, 6 x "a In.
l 9inSticker, with outside bearing.
! Gin. Sticker.
Rip and Cross-cut Saw Tables, with at
tschments for raising tops.
! Band Saw.
Jig Saw.
l shaping Machine.
Turning Lathes.
l Iron stand for Emery Wheels.
2 Boring Machines.
I Mortiser.
l Tenoner.
Circular saws Band Saw Blades.
3-in. 21S-in. "a in. Pin. and ~ in. Shaft
ing.
Counter Shafts for all Machines.
Iron Hangers. all Jennings Patent.
Betting. Pulleys.
1000 inches Sticker and Sbsper Knives.
Turning Gouges ChIsels. Long Augurs
Cabinet Makers and Carpenters
Benches, Hand Screws and Clamps,
Jack Screws, Heaters, etc, etc.
For further particulars address
A. +. KEDRP,
120-122 Main St., San Francisco
m23-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20

Travelling shirts specially with us
Eagleson & Co., so N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
Old Mexico EXcurstOns,

Any tourist holding California excursion
tickets can purchase side tip ticket at Ell
Psso or Albuquerque to the City of Mexico
nnd return at the very low rate of $50 for
the round trip. Tickets good for sixty days
Stop over allowed at pleasure on line of
Mexico Central railway. This ticket is is
sued only in connection with Pacific Coast
tourist tickets. All tourists should take
this trip while the cheap rates are on. For
maps and information apply at any regu-
lar ticket office. C. E. Miner, General Tray
cling Agent Mexico Central Railway, El
Paso, Texas.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Decision Against the IaSoo and Mls
sIssIppi VALLEY Railroad.


Jackson. Miss. Nov. 2s-Federal
Judge llill to-day sustained the dcmlr-
rer of defendants TO the bin of the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
COMPANY against the Board Of Leyee
Commissioners aud complainant mp
pealed TO the supreme Court Of the
United States.
The case arose from the roads en-
joining the collection Of the levec taxes
which were imposed by the Lcgisla-
ture on all railroads, whether exempted
from taxation by charter or not
Defendants points were; /. That
the charter did not exempt ?. That
II II did Il was bey ond Legislative
power TO bind subsequent Legislatures
5. That II was police power which
the Legislature could not bargain away
4. That the Legislature could not OK.
empt any particular railroad from tax.
atien. even If II could exempt all OF
It's class.
The court decided for defendants on
the first ground, ignoring the third and
fourth grounds, aud as to the second
ground held that the decision of tn,
State Supreme Court IN the case O
the Mississippi Mills vs. Cook was ap
plicable only TO private corporation
for pecuniary profit, and did net refel
to railroads, which were quasi publ,
corporations, and In which the poopl,
were interested.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
flKHFTALK.

Ex-Gov. Alger Of Michigan, says;
With a Republican President hou-c.
and senate the party cannot escape
anv responsibility for the manner e
which tie Government Is coudneled
The party is entirely willing % asslHe
the responsibility. and ] am Of opinion
that one Of It's tirst duties viii e @
revise nc tariff Under the kepa1a-
can system Of protection the coun-
try has prospercd, and he people VERY
not willing that the Democrats shoa-d
do any reforming in that dlreeiiea-
The people would rather have tlc il-
iaulties or inc0ngruities e ihe tAFia
removed or amended by The E2rty
which initiated aud framed q A.
IN favor Of q thorough rusisiol, o,-'-
meneing At the first artic.a On ~ -
and going straight through g ths ea-.
Vim. Walter Phelps ssys; NJ ts7f
issue was stronger In New Nors nan
IN either CounegiiCri o. NeF s't~
In Connecticut aad in a. Ass - ans.
in fact. DO u5i thius T-et,'iaat =
strong an issue n IN NeW Ae-ss 20
manufacturing nlusEurs O. shes
States arc % old and ARM, ss,iaa.hsi'''-
hat they a. not rsgulrt mual '-pte'-
ton. These % my nina. a. ~
reasons Wis New Nork weH' Reisanl'-
can Wlile New Jurscf and eoureestHli
did not A. IN New hnglana. tH TO
lection question i nos 81 si-one n ti''
West. although for Glnereni -sssais
In the Western Sfates shert A. ne -
many manufacturing iuierests Nhlat
require protection and the cry q. -
trade did not monn - murt o. .hriA
Besides this. look upau nemnc1at
gains in tht West a. q p-c;esi ss'H-hs-
the present inequalities a. rhf Rh-lt
They wish e see these co-Heae1. an
the Mills bin did not eresie ne Els-si
that il did IN The other >iafeS Ilt
present Yics0ry wil o1IrCuc4 ~ ~
puhlicAus IN power Cor fs1r yst-S oi'>
tsinly, and iasaty-f,z- ybi-s 4 alaF
adjust The ince utl.i1ts Ct ~ tts-A- =
this bt nog doaf. islzk nsm.Srs-r
victory viii fsllow In lisa
Chzunoy neEeW s4ss- ! ;t1i'e
ten what tie wAe'g pd-H isvVrS eac |
think that there VT b ryytsiuu ef
the tariff Inequalities Tie hr't mlss
be revised-blt BY i.s frisu.is-aat The
protective principle must D. preserved
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
THE yICKsBURG MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The Convention Voted Down bI II 10 "

The meeting Of the city Democratic
executive committee yesterday was
anxieusly looked for by politicians
for Il was then to be settled If the
party would make nominations Tor
msyor. assessor. and wharf and harbor
master, or allow the race te be an open
one, bound by no party lines Aiter
discussion a vote was taken with the
following rcsuli
First WArd-W. l. TrOwbridge for
Alex Kuhn for, Henry Noste for Nj.
Comes against; Jno. Groome against
Second WSrd-Thos. O'lIerin for
y. yienne fer. n HAYES for; Pat
Henry against; J. 2. itlpin against.
Third Mari-lsmc, Botto against
John walsh tEsias;; NJ sheehan
against John Feensy against, W. r.
Beck Againss
Fourth Whrl-R v Boo,h f0r; W
|. IAmmcti for; 4. A Campbell for
l. Duhroc against; - b'. Pegram
against-Nicksburg hcrzA
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
srasss "a n< astlssk.

NksA,sssea. Nsy, s&--Reprseata-
Ess >gvt1ssg reached the city last
z-gAs Hs called s, the White House
sa-.ixv.
Speaking with reporter about the
oa,look. he said he was not satisfied
which party would have control of the
next House, but it appeared the ma
jOFlty would be too small 10 be of any
good to either party. He thought it
not likely much would be done this
session. In his opinion II was mis-
take ON the part of the Democrats not
TO pass enabling acts last winter for the
admission of new States into the
Union. lie is going to make an effort
for the admission of four new States,
and hopes to secure the passage of his
bill for that purpose this winter, lie
does not expect any tariff legislation
this winter he says, and very much
doubts the ability of the Republicans
to revise the tariff at any time.
"IfH he said, "we should send
twenty-five Democrats home and give
the Republicans a majority in both
Houses they would not be able to pass
their tariff bill. They can't agree
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
6REir STORM

There mas been a terrible storm along
the North Atlantic and Lakes coasts,
attended by heavy SHOWS and freezing
cold. Many vessels aud numerous
lives have been lost. The following
extract from the press accounts viii
give an idea Of is severity
The destruction by the storm of
sreuersy ou Coney island will not be
--rsrss5 q s.oooC0. The race course
uar " sa11 10 b. total wreck. The
e--ur4rs 1u-crcte roadway lies in
ilrnfs e. r--arlll- f-aEu-eui, that show
where tlf Varcs sEtlswni up $4,000.
KsE-rs Dwa1 M-.dL uhi-s bad the
aadilms er,Enng The kite1s1s
swUp uvty fr fht WaFes s-a1ts toi-
tering upon q sew Tlas. Hnd t7su ;
moderate gale accompanied hy higt
I tide viii destroy & utterly.
aThc Marine railroad officials have
NJ vet done nothing beyoud viewing
the spot once occupied boy their exl'en'
sive station and hrcakvaicr. As moi
a vcstigc even Of the foundations re
mains. their los win probably foot NJ
not less than $4,000 Three quarter
Of the brighton Beach bathing paw
lion was carried away, and the portion
that remains ls almost SURE to 20 whei
It blows hatful of wind Betweel
Manhattan Beach and Brighton th'
sea made clean breach across thl
beach and has partially opened the Oh
inlet. The Manhattan Beach Hote
was not injured, but four Of the larg
bulkheads that project into the oceal
were knocked into worthless heaps O
stones and spliutered timbers.7
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
GREENYILLE TINES
SATURDAY. DECENBER l. lsss.
VISITORS

Prominent visitors during the week
Mr.. :. y. Caughey, Chicot county.
Ark. I'm.
Mr. Jas. r. Moore, Hermansville.
NV. J. kennedy and family, Bur
delte. ,,,,,.,,
Messrs Charles Ikerd, jas. Millikin
aud Walter Davis, Lake Providence
louisiana =,
Messrs. T. NJ. Wright and r. NJ
Smith, Refuge.
Messrs. jas. Abraham, W. a. Fox
win KEY and Mrs. Tupper, Bolivar
county.
Mr. Henry Gotlich, Winteryille.
MEG. Cozens, Offut's Landing.
T. Granbery, Winchester, ARK.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bankston, Jackson.
Mrs. V. 4. Robinson and Miss LEM
Robinson, Brandon.
Mr.. W. II. Rowland, Canton.
Mr.. w. Il. Call, Camden, Ark.
Mr.. W. c. Ferguson, Ripley.
Mr.. w. II. Garnett, Johnsonville.
Mr.. j. &. law, Ark.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Harris, Coneordia.
Mr.. ]. e. Miller, Westehcster
Mr.. J. b. Mayer, Little Rock, ARR.
Mr.. J. b. Hammer, Huntington.
Mr.. j. W. Tate, Senatobia.
Mr.. :. II. Swain, Leland.
Mr.. A. w. Turner, Stoneyllie.
MFR. Jno. A. Hooper, Ark.
Mcssrs. win Erwin aBd J. j. Petit
Avon.
Messrs. G. V. Ward and johnson
Erwin, Erwin.
Mr.. S. I. Rucks, Leland.
Col. J.D. Stewart, Jackson.
DIR. Winchester and Mr.. J. ;. Vaughn
Wayside.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Mrs. sherman Dead.
Tpress Disnatch1 !

Press Dispatch1
New York, Nov. 2s.-The Herald
says
Mrs. Ellen Ewing sherman, wife of
General Sherman, is lying at her home,
No. 75 West Fifty first street, in semi.
stupor which her physicians fear will
end only in death. For nearly five
years Mrs. Sherman has been suffering
from heart trouble, and about three
weeks ago her malady assumed a
serious aspect, DIR. {. I. Smith, of the
regular army, was called in by the
General, and through his efforts the
trouble was somewhat overcome
LATER,-Mrs. General William T.
sherman, aged 64, died at 10 O'Clock
this morning at her residence, No, "a
West Fifty-tirst street, in this city.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

81 James Eplscopal-servlccs every sunday
a. n a. M and1 :np m Wm. Gross, Rector
II Joseph Caihollc-Seryices every SUNDAY
High Mass At 10 ma M Itechism AZ 3jO D..
m Bsuedietian at ~ D m. un week days
Mass afsa m Father Y ] korstenhroock.
Presl lrisrian->sryices every sunday At II a.
n AL i.mu N >Rntay-ssh0ol al 9.Aa. m.
PrrTsr mestiag ever wednesday at isnp, m.
J >-rsT Pastor
as-fes--ss-r u1ss sferT snasl1y Al lla N. and
80 m Frarsr msF-fzz tTsrT Tuesday n
m luEEE NJ EssEaas Iazr-iag D ,
~ Z l klus F4siar
NslhuIi.i-ssrvr rrss ever suriay q li q. "a
and r.m Prurer meeting gfsrY Weiugsiay
ul-hf . A B1vsH p1sta
Synagogue % ne Hcl,-tw Uuias-ssrvires
{ Trtiay - D. m SATURDAY N m ]o-el..
+ buEeu Rabbi
( IN L. A-Mssis every Suuduy at 2, m
i in The Public LihsurT
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

Mr.. James Nathan. Cashier of the
Manhattan Bank, Memphis, was in our
city during the week, miugling with
many friends Of his former citizenship
in our city. lie finds Greenvillc much
changed. We met him coming from
the river bank, where he had been
looking for Mulberry street, upon
which he did business for Tn. Pohl.
But he found nothing OF his old habi-
tation, the river having won il several
years ago.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

Delta Cnmmandery X Meets on Third
Thursday ui each month WIN starlrg 4 G.
Dan u Head secretary
Hilyet Il A. Chapter Ne ils-Meets second
Tuesday night ia each month VIM Startling
VI. T.. Theodore pahl secretary.
Grrenvllt Lodge \ aH 4. n. a A. M-Meet
second Thursday night In each month. \ n
Thomas W NJ Theodore Pohl secretary.
o. o. p ai-Mecis lsi and 81 Tuesdays in
each month \ Goldstein y. q NJ Goldsien
V. y A. LANCER Warden
knights Of Honor i2s-Meets Fii.i and Third
Thursdays IN each month W X Tfigg Die
iator jonn NJ Moore Reporter
n. Of L Meets "a and itn welueskays In
every month. Theodore Pohl G. G NJ Mayo
Z OF X. AS.
MENnEIssOHN LITERARY CLUB.
nuldslelh .....,.4.......-. .s.. frcsluthl
Mfs l., NHldauef vice frcslueEl
l. Schlesinger ...................Soc Sec 4 Treas
Miss Safuh lsenberg ...,... Librarian aud Critic
niRKCroRs
u. y. Lcngsheld, Mrs, ; Goldsmith,
4 Blum, Mrs. l. Schlesingc.,
DR. Boncn.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
SHERIFF SALE

The State of Mississippi,
Washington County. :
In Cir,aft Court 20 Decesher Term, isss.
b. J. Semmes q Co..
Nos. 2l69. 6627 vs.. r. "a
h. n. Wheatley.
b. virtue Of the above execution to
me directed. | shall expose to public
ale al the door Of the Court House in
Gweuville. within the hours prescribed
\, law. e the highest bidder for cash,
on the FrRsr MONDAY of December
next. an the right, title and interest OF
the defendant F. \. Wheatle! in and
to the following described property,
20 Wit: One IN lot west of Deer
Greek in section So, township IL, range
: west in town of Arcola, commen-
cling at northwest corner Of Jensen x
Wiliisms's lot. running north 90 feet (;
esst to thread of Deer Greek; south 90
feet west 10 beginning; also one ~
lot in Arcola north corner Jensen Il
Nflismss los: south 81 feet; thence
east to middle of creek; thence north
81 feet; thence west to northeast cor
ner Of lot of Jensen X Williams. All
In Washington county, Mississippi.
The same having been levied upon
as the property of the defendant L. n.
Mheatley. and viii be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs.
W. L. HUNT,
sheriff OF Washington County
JOHN L. GRIFFIN, ID. ).
November 10. lSss-l7
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

The Streets Of New York. given by
very poor company on Wednesday
night,was the tlsttest thing that we have
had this season. In the entire cast there
was not single actor worth notice in
ten cent show The poor people
must live, and we dislike TO criticisc
them but they should limit their prices
of admission to the quality of perfor-
nance; and not charge iirst-class price
for ten cent show.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Don't Waste Your MOneJ.

Don't waste your money on old time
remedies or rack your nerves with TAX
ing quinine when you can get c. G. e.
Certain Chin Cure on positive guar
antee at your druggists. II is pleas
ant to take. cures fever. ague and mala-
ria, aud a. a general tonic it stands
alone aud without parallel
Sold by CLARK Bros. Nov. 2I-2w
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
The Usual QneAlIOn.

In point Of fact, the Democrats IN
Congress have been much more liberal
in dealing with contested election cases
than have their opponents, and the
record abundanily shows il. II was
not a Democrat but Republican, who,
having an election contest submitted
TO him, asked only the question
" Which Is our dashed rascalye And
he was n Republican leader Of the lirsi
prominence. -l,oston Herald.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

What has become of the Delta In
surauce Company We trust that II
has not been suffered to disband. The
need for il is as great and the field is as
inviting as when il was organized; aud
II should not be an impossible thing to
secure gentlemen qualified to con.
duct 1t.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Teagarden Hotel Burned.
Especial to Times-Democrat.l

lOpeClal 10 llllles-DelnOcfat,
Mississippi City, Nov. 27.-The Tea
garden Hotel at this place, owned by
j. o. Nixon, of New Orleans, and kept
by Mrs. L. Alexander, was totally de-
stroyed by fire at o'clock this morn
ing. Judge Terrell and almost all the
members of the bar in attendance on
the Circuit court now in session, were
stopping there, and had a narrow es-
cape from cremation. Mrs. Alexander
sustains heavy loss, having recently
expended large sum in refurnishing
the house, which she took charge Of
only a short time ago. She saved
hardly anything worth mentioning
The fire Is supposed TO have been
caused by defective nue. II is moi
known whether II Is insured or not.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
4 Killer Killed.

Special TO Times Democrat.
ST. Joe, Tex, Nov. 15.-Capt John
Miller of Jimtown. |. T.. was shot
and instantly killed by jim
Ables about 6 o'clock Yesterday even.
ing. Reports as TO the cause of tn,
killing are conflicting Ables was on,
of Millcr's renters. The killing took
place on one of Capt. Millcr's iarms
near Jimtown. Both parties are wei
known. Capt Miller was native o
the Territory, and was looked upon a,
adangerous man. lie was Seventy-tw,
years old aud during his life he ha,
killed thirty men. Ablcs is at large.
Looked upon as dangerous man
seems rather mild tor the occasion.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
NOTICE.

From now until Christmas | saa-
make a special Reduction on At.c1s-.
Clocks, Iewelry, Silyerwart En1 lT1-
cal Goods and will sell nj lgwesi ll-lass
No trouble showing geoas
Everything guaranteed ~ repreesnisl
EVERYBODY cordially invited
Nov l7.2m. Prank BrNm1.
Main street near Sol Brilfs curne
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Elegant Clocks

There i no more handsome uianlei
ornament than a hcantifui caacS and
a. Il + cost but eBce IN a lifetime.
no house should be without a clock
At the old reliable iewelry sture on
Walnut street VIII BE- fouu1 tas argvst
variety and At the cheapest prices Of
any house in Grreuyiile.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
THOR Bnslnaaa booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
. general revival of trade at a. u. fin-
lay q Co.'S Drug Store NJ their giving
hway to their customers Oi - many free
trial bottles of Or. Kings New DlscOy.
cry for Consumption. Their trade IL
simply enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that II always cures
and never disappOinis. Coughs. Colds.
Asthma bronchitis. Group, aud alI
throat aud lung diseases quickly cured.
You can tesi II before buyirg By getting
trial bottle free, large size 81. Kyery
bottle warranted
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

lou are feeling depresseu. YOU appe-
tite is poor, You are bothered with Head
ache. you are iidgetty, nervous, and
generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with stim-
ularts, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap
bad whisky, and which stimulate YOU
for an hour. and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What YOU want
is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such d
medicine you will find in Electric Bit.
tiers, and only 30 cents n bottle at A. B
flnlay 4 Cos Drug Store.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
Swiss Watches for $3.50

These watches are stem winders and
settlers, and with chain and charm, are
very cheap. They keep good time,
and are valuable to those who need a
watch for its usefulness and not as an
ornament. s. PEPPERMAN.
The OLD RELIABLE JEwELER.
Walnut Street, Greenyilie.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
They Like It IN Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn. Nov 2.ls57.
j. Z. Mendenhall a Co., Evansville. Ind.
Dear Slrs: have guaranteed every
bottle of Your {. {. {. Certain Chill
Cure, aud have not had single com.
plainL The preparation has given
universal satisfaction. Yours, &c.
T. W SCnrgos. Druggist,
S26 Poplar Street.
Sold by Clark * Bros NOV. 2l.2w
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01

There is hole in Washington nv.
enue, in front of the Episcopal parson.
age and Mr. II. Scott's, into which a
wagon wheel dropped yesterday and
was broken. If not filled up soon
some innocent citizen will drop in il
seme night and be lost. II is but
one of many such places that need
locking after badly
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
CASH NOTICE.

Hereafter l shall conduct my
business on a STRICTLY CASH
basis. and make no time sale 10
anyone. j. III. LEAvENWoRTH.
The Greenville times., 1888-12-01
RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SA
No Railroad Tracks to Crod
mo NOISE AND SMOKE OF FACTORB

Parties desiring to buy residence lots al
uited TO call at my office. The lands adaaI
the northern limits of the city hare been laid
and WiL be sold on liberal terms to those h1
to build. l hare map of said portion n
city, 10hich WiW conUey ready idea of HI
UantdSeS. The Street Car traUerses these l
making them easy of access to inhabitants
i. y. WALKER.
Jan. Z. 1888. Office Finlays Dng