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Sharp County record., 1888-05-24
SOCIETIES.

snmSHnz RURAL CHAPTER No. 50, r. A. NJ. 4,
,NsLSzz holds regular cOnvocations at Masonic
{tLzezzHAS Hall in Evening Shade, the Sd Saturday
s'~'sNAS in each month
SAM II. DAVIDSON, II. p.
q. S. Bacon, Sec.
IA EVENING SHADE LODGE No. 1i3, F. &
tN1A NJ, holds regular communications on
NJ the Saturdy before lst Sunday in each
Nv month JNo S. WuKERsON, W. NJ.
j. b. McCaleb, Sec.
IA EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, O.
4 LzE. S., meets at Masonic Hall lst Thtrs-
n day in each month, at 2 o. clock p. m.
Mrs, e. NJ. lIUDDLEsToN, W. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. G. HuddlestoA, Sect'y'
I-aFsN BEREAR LODGE, No. G2, !. 0. O.
ENgSs F., holds regular meetings every al
zESSySSI ternate Friday night.
fWGgSSs l.. +. MEDLEY, n. G.
Nicely Shaver, Sec'y.
N$NNM9b0NlZ/z EVENING SHADE LODGE,
x$$&NAgMxH9@>- No 2i9O, X Of H.,
HlsN,NEaINz@ meets first Tues
]AANs 4sssf---day nights in every
@IlEN9\A-m month.
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Sharp County record., 1888-05-24
FOR TREASURER,

We are authorized to announce C. w. Shaver
as a candidate for reelection to the Office of
treasurer of Sharp county, subject to the action
OF democratic nominating convention, should
one be held in the county.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-24
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The Free Press outft ho i" N, zen EIn
moved from Portia pc N'l5 Car N
and is now issued b. ; s %
that town.
Sharp County record., 1888-05-24

Professional Cards
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The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
fellow Fever IN jacksonville

Jacksonville, Sept. s.-The new cases
reported to-day are numerous. Int itis
now certain that several physicians ~
not making reports to the board Or
health asserting that the posting Of vel
low fiags at thepatient's gate and pub
fishing the fact that they have yellow
fever has an injurious effect IN friobt
ening them. These physicians tell
patients that they only have 4 little
bilious attack, but treat them for vel
low fever. They say the disease
frightens more to death than it kills
1t Is now believed that the total num-
Der Of cases of fever not reported is
large.
The board of health are indignant at
the neglect Of the physicians to comply
with the law. Some of the conspieu-
ous offenders win probably be prose-
euted. The failure to stamp out the
disease IN its incipieney was mdoubt-
edly due to the neglect of physicians
to report the first suspicious cases
promptly to the board of health. The
press has been very unfortunate during
the past few days. The announcement
was made to-day that the Florida Cen
tral and Peninsula Railway, in connec-
tion with the Louisville and Nashville
will take refugees IN parties through
to Nashville without detention. MANY
will probably go by this route during
the coming week. II is difficult to get
information about trains in the future.
Much uncertainty prevails among peo-
pie who desire to get out.
Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 4.-The
official bulletin this afternoon reports
forty-three new cases, making in all
1886, and ono death, Mrs. Stark, of ll6
East Forysthe street Total deaths to
date thirty-seven.
This has been the worst day vet.
The record has again been broken.
The list records names from almost
every quarter Of the city.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
DAY OF ATONEMENT.

On Friday evening next with the
setting of the sun begins the most i'm
portant of the Jewish holy days, called
Yom IIakippurim, or Day of Atone
ment. II Is time set apart for fast
ing and repent ance; holy Sabbath,
when no labor of any kind shall be
done. All jewish business houses will
be closed and the whole day spent in
the Synagogue, which remains open
until the setting of the sun ON Satur-
day night During the period of the
second Jewish commonwealth the GER
cmonies at the Temple were very elab-
orate on that day, the High Priest
mlnistering in the sanctuary. The in-
portance of the day Is fully narrated
in the xvlth chapter of Leviticus, and
a description of the rites is also giver
in the various prayer books for the
day.
Services at the Synagogue of the
Hebrew Union will begin on Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock, and Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
[Eyeninr pnsi-i

Elsewhere will be found the monthly
report of County Treasurer Cameron
and his statement of the county indcb-
edness at date, the latter prepared by
him at the special request of the Board
of Supervisors. The showing made
is one that cannot but crafty the tax
payers, a reduction OF $l2,362,1 IA hav-
ing been made in the debt since Sep
tembcr, 1887, when II was $S4,270,36,
Its present amount being s7l ,90s,22.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
GREENYILLE TINES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER J ia.
BOARD OF sUPgRyIsaps
REGULAR MEETING SEPT : ,ss,

''''' '-'Ah MEETING SEPT. 3, 1883.
=. Present-N. GoIdstein. pra.ia.n..
Y W ". WorthingtOn, S. NJ. spsnesr
Il. Swain, members. 1-eos' 2
Il L ordered BY the Board hat y.
,oloWing tax be and the same i here
y Is levied for county purposes. 10 wit.
For General County. = mn. I'M.
FOR County Funded Bonds.
including interest. p.
For New Railroad Bonds. IA
For Old Railroad Bonds.
II Is further ordered that the Clerk
Of the Board certify this order 10 the
Sherlli Of this county and to the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts.
Licenses to retail liquors were gran
tel to Weiss, Haber L Co. Hamilton
NJ. spingarn, Arcola; NJ. Rosenburg
belmont; II. n. Rowe, Lille Store:
Sam Harris, Petit.
Assessment of A. Yager ON lot in
hreenyille reduced from S150O 10
$1,000, and Leroy Percy on bonds re-
dueed $1,000.
ALLOWANCES.
DIR. Stoekard medical attention
to pauper, s 10 90
Circuit Clerk, registration ae-
count 1888, I22 60
Jack Estes, pauper account, 5 90
Cfiicers and members, 27 90
The taxlevy isabout as we calculated
II in the last issue of the TIMES. II is
probably higher than it will be again
Tor some years; as next year under
the new real estate assessment as pro-
vidcd for, the State tax can doubtless
be reduced. The county levy viii be
affected similarly; and this years tax
includes provision for deficit of sl,6iS
and $4,000 of the funded deb. This
will lessen the interest account in fu-
ture.
Illustrating the unequal rating of
values we compare those of Yazoo and
Washington. In the former the aver
age value of Mules is S7s rs; 5,633
mules in Yazoo aggregating value of
Si4s,i65. In Washington county $3.50
mules are assessed at u total ofS336,9i0;
or $50 80 per mule. Horses, Yazoo,
1882, total value Sl22, ,232; average
S6l 30. Washington, l, 400 horses, to-
tai value S76, 1856; average $50 so.
The total real assessment of Yazoo
county is $3,92s,542. Compared by
area, population and production of the
two counties, the disparity is no less In
land than other values.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
ABERDEEN FAIR.

We acknowledge receipt of compli-
mentary ticket to the above Fair. BE-
ginning October 10th, it lasts to the
10Th inclusive. Its catalogue presents
rare attraction to lovers of fine stock
and excitement of racing. The peo-
pie of Aberdeen are known far and
wide for their style and success In all
manner of public entertainments; and
the management promises unusal at
fractions at the races at the season.
Good premiums are offered and large
purses await the winners. The pigeon
shoot will be a decided feature and at
tract the champions from FAR and
wide.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
Their business Room,nr.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at A. b. Fin
lay & Co.'S Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of SO many free
trial bottles of Or. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Their trade Is
simply enormous In this very valuable
article from the fact thai it always cures
and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma bronchitis. Group. and MI
throat and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can test II before buYinR BIZ getting
a trial bottle free, large size 81 Every
bottle warranted.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
A CARD.

Owners of fine watches of any de.
scription, such as Chronomctcrs, Du.
plex English and American levers
complicated split seconds or rcpcatcrs
will please take notice that we are able
to repair and entirely remodel any
kind of watch, making them as good
as new. We are no novice at the trade
having more than thirty years expert.
ence at 1t. We pay special attention to
such watches that have been unsuc-
cessfillly worked on by others, and
guarantee to make them good time
keepers. 5. PEpPERMAN,
The Old Reliable Jewelcr, oil Walnut
Street. March 81.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Messrs. Il. A. Wolf and w. S. Hamil-
ton of Jackson Mississippi have been
in Greenyille during the past week
the former prospecting for investments,
Mr.. Hamilton has accepted a position
in the Merchants and Planters Bank
and viii be o citizen of Greenville in
future. lie is young gentleman of
high character and first rate capacity.
From a long and intimate acquaintance
with him we congratulate the new
bank in securing his services, and the
city in gaining hlm as q citizens.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

A word in season sometimes goes
long distance. Last week, in notice
of Mr.. Case, sewing machine seller,
we SAID that no home was complete
without New Home sewing machine !;
whereupon Mr.. A. NJ. Vance, dealer in
machines and attachments (ofIice in
Heads corrugated iron wagon and car
rlage house) ordered a dozen. We
don't charge bro Case any commission
on this sale, but just to copper the fact
that a notice in an extensively read
newspaper always brings grist to the
hopper.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Harry Z. Lee, the old conductor of
the Georgia Pacific railroad, has swift
ched off Into the real estate business.
Ills office is one door west of Bank Of
Greenville. If You want to couple on
a square man, hitch to him. lie knows
this country from the river to the forks
of the road, and will give through
tickets TO the best bargains.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
Lively Times In a San Francisco Court.
TTimes-Democrat.l

Trimes-Democrat
Althea Hill, now Mrs. Judge Terry
ofSan Francisco, created a lively scene
in the United States Court in that city
yesterday, while Justice Field of the
United States Supreme Court was
reading decision in the case in which
she has become famous as the alleged
wife of the late Senator Sharon. Af-
ter desperate struggle, in which the
marshal was knocked down by Judge
Terry for attempting 10 execute the
order of the court to remove Mrs. Ter.
ry from the room, the two were lock-
ed up, and subsequently sent to prison
Judge Terry for six months and his
wife for thirty days.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Invention: '!i:::!$ &: Is $: 4: :s sii'
inventive progress Is method Of
work That can be performed oil over the country
without separating the workers from their
homes Pay liberal any one can do the work
either sex, young or old no special ability re-
guired. Capital not needed you are started
free Cut this out and return TO us and wa
viii send you free, something Of great value
and Importance to you, that Will start YOU in
business, which will bring you In more money
right away, than anything else in the world,
GRAND OUTFIT fHKE. Address TRUE u Co.
jan Il Augusta, Maine,
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
Petition for Liquor License.

To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Wash
ington county, state of Mississippi
We, the undersigned citizens and voters of
this county would respectfully petition your
honorable body to grant license TO retail yinous
Nnd splrltuous liquors In any quantity less than
one gallon to
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

CAN'T BE FOUND.
There is no more dependable Cloth
ing Cat the same time stylish.) in the
country than ours. Thih COATS and
VESTS and COOL UNDERWEAR in
great variety here.
WARNER & sEARLEs,
Yicksburg. Miss.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Delta C0mmandery X. \ -Meeta ON Third
ihiirsda. of each month. VIM Startling E q.
Dan Il. Head Secretary.
:. Hilyef II. A. Chapter No. 1l5-afeets second
iuesday night In each MONTH VIM. Startling
u, Y. Theodore Pohl Secretary
Greenyille Lodge n. 206 A. +. S A. M.-sreet
second Ihurs,lay night in eaeh month EN-
lhomns W NJ Theodore Pnhl Secretary
/. y. .. + 9l-Meets Ist and 3d TUESDAYS in
each month. n Goldstein N G. M t;ulisteju
VT \ LANCER Warden.
Knights Of Honor 72s-Meets First and Third
ihufsdays IN each month W r. TiigR Die
iaiof Jonn NJ Moore Reporter
h. OF Meets ID .aud itu Wednesdays in
every month. Theodore pohl g. G N Mayo
< Of X. IS.
MENpELssoHN LITERARY CLUB.
- :, "yi"s,sili President
mfs L. Waldalier. ............... Vice Prcsiiegi
/. schlesinger - Sec 4 Treas
hiss Sarah lsenbefg. Librarian and Critic
:, - DiRKcIoRs.
y. i. LengsfiFd, Mrz, s. Goldsmith,
A. Blum Mrs. |. schlesinge,
DR.. Hofen.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Mr.. Keller has begun the construc-
ton of cottage house for Mr.. Chas.
Clark in Belle Air addition.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Bob Lacey has commenced work mp
on n residence building for MIR Harry
Ball, in the Belle Air addition.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
on Walnut Street,
lan2l Greenyille, Miss

OUTO sea Wonders exist m thousands
HHHp OF forms, but are surpassed by tile
Ullil marvels oftnventieu Those wuo are
IN need Of profitable work that can be
done while living at home should at once send
their address to llallet n Co, Portland, Maine,
and receive free, tull information how either
sex, of all ages, eun earn from ~ TO Saa per
day and upwards wherever they live. You are
started free Capital not required Some have
made over $50 In single day At this work. All
succeed
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Baptist-servces every Sunday ut lla IN, an,I
y ~ y. m Prayer meeting every Tuesday ! .9n
y IN Young Mems meeting Thursday 30 u.
m. b. b King Pastor.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

MeIhodist-services every Sunday at II a. m
anu , y; m Prayer meeting every wednesda,
night. j. A. Bowen pa stor.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
MENnEIssnnN IIrrpAnx crnn

\. Of Meets ID .aud itu Wednesdays in
every month. Theodore Poh g. G. NJ Mayo
Z. ei II. IS.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Workmen are getting ready the
building to be used for the merchants
bank. The vault has been made, and
the safe is expected to be here in time
to open about the 18th.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Presggyterian-seryices every Sunday at II a
n aud D. m On Friday at ! p. M j n.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
CITY OF GREENYILLE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY. !.

y. James Eplscopal-seryices every Sunday
ut u a. ~. and 4 y. m. VIM. Cross, Rector
ST, Joseph Catholc--seryices every Sunday
High Mass ut l0.Da m. Catechism NJ a ao :,
m. Benedietion at 4:;0 D. m. On week ,lays
mass al a. m. Father r j korstenbroock
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
FRATERNAL.

Y,M.C A.-Meets every Sunday at n n
in the Public Librarv r =
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

l.; . o. + 9l-sleeis lst and 81 TUESDAYS i,
each month. y. Goldsiein n q M s,uldsteir
V. q A. LANCER Warden
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

CLOCKS

-,IEW EII1, ETC
Only the BEST quality kept in stock.
April 7-tfl FRANK BINDER.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

Gteenyllle Lodge n. 200 A. f. IS A. M-Meet
second Thur-,lay night in eaeh month n
Thomas w NJ. Theodore Pohl Secretary.
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08

:, Hilyer H. A. Chapter No. ils-afeets second
Tuesday night In each month VIM Startling
u. r. Theodore Pohl Secretary
The Greenville times., 1888-09-08
Petition for LIQUOR License.

To the Honorable Board Of ofSupervlsors OF WASH
ington county. State Of Mississippi.
We, the undersigned citizens and voters o
this county, would respectfully petition your
honorable body TO grant license TO retail yinous
and spifituous liquors In any quantity less than
nm nrnllau IN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

@erfaufsrdume iino fat INNER init
&anfuitisen iiberfilt> Die Gusmabl pon
Wintertpaaren tpie &feioerioffe, Mdn=
tel, unterSeus II no. 1T srObartis, uno
bic greiie iino iebr nieoris.
= Altman & 60, 81 & 33
@aibinstpn Mpenne sio MAIDEN uniere
Seller teipnbers barauf aufmerfium, Daft
iie oas bette in @interibersiebern lei=
item, tpas ie bier seieben Sn Aualis
tat, greiien uno Qu,wa6l 81 bt es MIR
senos grDbere 8lrgains.
- Sir madden uniere Sci + onf ben
io%senanmten u8ob sleo" Der Molin e,
M lburn & Stpooaro So. aufmerliam.
Derielbe eisnet iib beionoers fir 6ars
mer.
- @enn mani einen allten Ofen. r1ell
pber s,peite 9ano biQts faufen Mil,
tuer lid biais einridten tpia pbne piel
@elo babel aussuseben, 10 iolte man gu
8puteI 8ros. 2O3> 2O5 uno 2O7 Nis
coQet, 2116ennepin ooer 228N aibinsz
ton Mpe Sio 9 ben' ba
g. SO. Dana, So & 55-3. Str.
g., leibt @elo auf ale9lrtenW ertbladen,
WlDbel, Steal s ltate, ubren, Diamon<
ten, Yfero uno Wasen. 8ediel se=
fault. &Qes unter itrensiter 8eridmie=
senbeit. &leine IbSablungen peroen
anSenpmmen. ba
-Sauft euer SOL; II. &oblen Bel Der
Mill @ppb 60, $50. SID Ste
Strabe. Sebt Die Yreiie: Trpdenes
@ans=9pl5 1925; trodenes semiidt
50 so; Nborn 4 SUB $3.50; 8:rfen
lrno giden 4 SUB $3.50. 8ab= 6ols
4 SUP 81 so. ba
- @ir mahen uniere 2eier baraui
aufmettlam, baB bic Garmer5 &
Mer6ants State SAINT. gds
6ennepinsN penue uno 2. StraBe, De.
poiiten:G Cont, gleidpiel pie erpB, serne
entseeenntmmt. @e6lel auf 0eutih.
lanc unb ale TbeiIe gurDpa's ausffeQt
uno ale @eihdfte i'm 8antfah prpmpl
te'Dret. GoQectiDnen cine Specialiidt.
Die 8eamten Der 8ant iino: DC. s.,
scoislo. Yrditoent 3; SEQ 8 Watdan,
Ntceprdiioent, uno &obe1t 6. Gang.
gafiierer. ba
s. W. D~oneIion 2O3 Ni.
eo0et Iue. 1T felt lansen Sabren i'm
Suneliergelhdft, unb BAT ein srohes
Eager Der ihDnitsn uno preisniiroisifen
@olos unb Silbermaalen. ubren aDe,
Art, Rinse, 8rohen, Getten, &nDpfe.
platti1te 6a~usbaltun5S: @erdtbitaften.
85nnen iebr b,Qis perfauit tperoen. Sc
losnt ii4 bel ibm ppr3uipreden. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

- Die srob'rtise @eibnadtsaus=
itelung bel Sepmpur& Curtis,
Gde Nicollet Npe. unb 9ter straBe bat
ibren Gnfan9 9enommen. IS ldbt iid
natirlih BEL Der unsebeuren Nustpabl
bier nlr tpelis iasen, ielbit Die beut.se
Qnseise tann bieielbe nur idm ,9 idilz
bern. Man mub eben binseben uno
iie ielbit anieben> I'm irseno cine Soee
oappn gu befommen. @ir ia ben III
fern 2eiern bieb gu tbun. Die 8reiie
iino in oieiem Sabre nod nieoriser tsie
je 5upDr.
IS st. Derra & D., 427
unb 429 Nicpqet Npenue baben fiir bic
be~poritebenoen 6eiertase srpbe 8orbe;
reitunsen setrofen. 6riide Senoun:
gen bon Roiinen, G'rintben, Geisen,
NiiIen aler 9lrt, Gitronett, Gitronat,
Geine. @etpiirse uno Mince Meat, iint
in erpben Guantitdten anselanst Die
6irrna seniebt pobl peroienter @e 4
ben STUFF nur bic beiten Saden
gu rerfaufen lno bat iih ben
beiten STUFF bier ertporben. Oa bieielbe
nur sesen baar p~erfauft, fam lie nit
fleinerem 4rpfit, als mie Die Concur.
ren,, arbeiten. Man ioQte bort feline
Ginfdufe MAIDEN, b,nn Giles lit friid
uno gut uno ausleid, mas mobl aud
bon 8idtigfeit lit, iebr bilis.
Sci st 6 @oDbfeIIpn
& 6 o., 247 Bis 253 NicpIet apenue,
giebt es in bi ier Wohe oiele 8arsaips
in e eioeritoffen, tpie iolde aus &ameela
9aar m'rtb $3.50, fransD1i9e uni
beutide Fabrication rybus IT auf 81 OO
per Yarb. Slaneqe 3S 3oq brett, merit
40 Gsrts fir 25 Gents. 8rpBe Ste.
buetipn in lamenunt rfleicern. Strap.
per Slanneae gu 35 Gents pm 5OGents
reousirt. 8lanfsts, po0e @rbBe nul
$3.50. @anoidube, 8laee NIT gioer.
bOtpn sefltt.rt IT, tpertb 81. so MIR sl.oC
oas Scar. Sn Seal Saden u bDtde:
tel baben mir Den Surloen sroBe 8eouc:
ticnen gu Offeriren. SIN @rDBen Dor
81, 36, 40, A uno 46 Boil iino unier'
9reile 800. $125, $40 unb $3.50
Man fam esen biaiser bei ur,s als bein
Yel bdnoler faufen uno blbei nur bi
beiten Seae elegant uno id6a perarbei
tet.
- Wir MAIDEN uniere 2eier auf bi
Nnseise bon s. 6. Barron & So.
623 unb 625 NiepIet Npe., aufmer.
Jam. Sieie 6irma fabrieirt bic better
8asen uro Geidirre rno lit beitens J,
empf blen.
- Se8eIbaum8 rps., Cd
3ter StraBe u1b NierGet Apenue, Ton
men fid ni4t betlasen, bic srubartise,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
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Sbr fir ben guter, @oten, 8mSer Oor SobA faukn iOt. 81 es nMt Hug
fatt enAen, bic bolo auf bic Settle sdeat uno paeeHen fno, Elm Slecunsshnd
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