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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
SHER!FFS SALE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI j
WILKINSON CoIIx,rv

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. j
WILKINSON County.
Officers of Mayors Court
of Woodville, Pl'ff
VS..
William Ash, Def't
q virtue of an execution which
D issued from the office of f n
Joor, Mayor of the town of Wood
vile, Wilkinson county Mississippi
III favor OF the officers of the MAYORS
Court and against William Ash for
the sum OF 1885 cost of suit. | have
this day levied upon the following
real estate belonging to said defen7
dant in the county of Wilkinson and
State of Mississippi, to-wit:
The South West quarter of the
South-N est quarter, Section eighteen
township three, Range one East
forty acres more or less.
Which l will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash at the
South DIOR of the Court House in
the town of Woodville on the 2pd
day of December 1889, between the |
hours OF IL O'clock a. IN. and 4 |
o'clock p m.
This 23d day Of October, 1889.
a.. =, F. d. LEWIS, Sheriff.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

REEDS CHILL CURE does its own
talking. and one trial is sufficient 70
convince the most prejudiced that Ifs
large sale and popularity are not due
TO any particular mode of ADVERTISING
but are due alone to the merits of the
medicine. Tits a perfect antidote for
all malarial poison-cures cbills quickly.
For sale By G. J. Adams.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

The Supreme Court decided some
time since that the money due on a
policy of insurance on homestead
Is not exempt from liability to Legal
process against the homestead ex-
emptioDist. The case decided bv
the court went up from Lincoln
county. T. G. Ratliff's residence.
upon which he had insurance, was
burned, and Z. D. Smith to whom
Ratcliff was indebted, garnisheed bv
the insurance company. This
should be remedied by the Legisla-
ture Under the ruling Of the court.
the law as it now stands invites
ineendiarism. All a person win
have to do, who is naturally de
PRAYED, to collect debt, would be
70 burn the debtors property and get
the money from the insurance COM
pauy copiah Signal.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Notice TO 'rax-Payers.

am new ready to receive taxes fo,
the fiscal year 1889, and all persons nrc
requested to come forward and sertle
same without delay, and thereby save
confusion and avoid mistakes.
DO not defer the payment of yonr
taxes until the LIST of December, for il
is impossible to collect the taxes of tile
county between that time and the l5th
OF said month. Due and timely notice
IS herebp given that the damages
a flowed by the statute will be adieJ
after the 10Th of December. Mer.
chants ID preparing list will please give
precinct /" which parties resided ut the
time they were assessed, and state
whether they pay on personally or
reality, or both, this is necessary ms
oftcn at the sGmu preciuct there are
those having the same name.
T. d, LEWIS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Oct H. '9g--gw
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
WILKINSON COUNTY

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
WILKINSON COUNTY.
To Carrie Blount, Theodosia S. Don.
mellon, adults; Anna b CantweIl
Kate /. Cantwell, and Leonard V
Cantwell, minors; and John L.
CantweIl their father and guardian
and all other persons interested in
the estate of Theodosia Calder.
deceased:
YOU are commanded to appear be-
fore the Cbancery Court of VIII
klnson, in said State on the third
Monday of January 1890, and show
cause if any you can, why the final
account of II. S. Van Eaton Executor
OF the will of Theodosia Calder
deceased should not be allowed
approved, and ordered TO record and
the said executor discharged from
his trust in the premises.
October 30th, 1889.
r. W. p. HUFF, Clerk.
Nov. ., 'S9.-4w.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
THE RAILROAD MEETING.


An informal meeting Of many o
the citizens of Wilkinson county wa
held in the court house on the even
ing of the oath of October. Judg,
Il. S. Van Eaton was called to th,
chair.
The object of the meeting wa,
stated to be for the purpose of hear.
ing Capt. J. w. Lambert. Of
Natchez, Gen. J. H. Rice and Mr.
enault, of Fort Scott, Kansas. in
regard to the New Orleans, Natcbez
q Fort Scott Railroad project. And
those gentlemen addressed the meet.
ing on that subject. And the fol-
lowing statement is brief outline of
what was said:
That 1919 miles of the road from
Natchez down over the bluffs. to the
waters edge, and from the river on
the west bank at Vidalia, La. to the
Arkansas line is under contract with
w. Bethune & Craney Bros. and
Harnmit & Morris, all we'll known
contractors Of ST. Louis, Mo. who
have a large force of men now on the
first seventy-fve miles to the Vicks-
burg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad
which is to be fully completed and
the cars running by the first day of
May 1890.
Twenty miles and over, already
graded, bridges now building, and
work on the river inclines at Natchez
md Vidaha now going on. The
company has contract duly signed
With reliable contractors to build the
'ntire line from Kansas City and
sort Scott to New Orleans.
The following resolution was
dopted, viz:
Resolved, That this meeting of e
ONE OF the citizens of Wilkinson
ounty. Mss, welcome the project c
tie New Orleans, Natchez & Fort
colt Railroad Company, to run
leir line through this county, and 6,
e will render all reasonable aid IN
nr power to secure the same, and ~
lat a committee Of five be appointed N
y the chairman to ascertain the
'n'lments of the people of this o,
'nnty in relation thereto, and con- "
T with said Railroad Company with D
view of securing the same.
The chair appointed the following
under said resolution
" holland, Geo. T. McGehee =
N. RatclIff, A. T. Benedict and III
Rothschild.
On motion the chairman was w
lied TO the committee. -,
H. S. VAN EATON, Chrm'n. ="
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Premiums Awarded at 4th Annual Fair
HELD BY THE
south Mississippi East Louisiana Agricultural
Live Stock Association.

South Mississippi & East Louisiana Agrlcultur
Live Stock Association.
DEPARTMENT l, Glass A:
Best thoroughbred mare, CLAW
tons "Rufiiana.
Best standard bred stallion, Ven
tress Bros, "Natchez, No. 6O44 ,
Best standard bred mare, Ventres
Bros, "Jaconet "
Best creole stallion, r. Gunst'.
"Hero."
Best creole mare over 8 years
Cages "Miss Reid"
Best creole colt between 2 and 8
years old, j. B. McGehee's "Pet. ,,
Best yearliug colt (crsole) Ven
tresa Bros, "Gypsey."
Best creole sucking colt, W. C.
Cages "Belle Margrave."
Best single harness horse. D.
Stewards.
Best double team, Charles Forts.
Best saddle horse, Joseph HowePs
"Storm."
Best brood mare with sucking
colt at side. ], B. McGebea,s tsNTon.,
and colt"
Best brood mare with sucking
mule colt at side, j. B. McGehee's
Laura and foal. "
Best draft mare, R. f. Brewers
"Nettie. +"
Best single harness animal Sweep
stakes Chas. Barrow's "Glen
Wilks."
Best double team, sweepstakes
Chas. Forts.
DEPARTMENT I, CLASS B:
Best Jack, Ventress Bros, ''Dan
Rice"
DEPARTMENT I, Glass G:
Best mule over three years old, ].
3 McGehee's "Nicksie"
Best mule between two and three
ears, ]. B. McGehee's "Annie. -
Best yearling mule, ]. B. Nc
Tehees Laura"
DEPARTMENT 1, CLASS D.-CArrLE.
Best Jersey bull, two years or
yer, DR.. E. L. McGehee. {
Best Jersey COW, two years or
yer, DR.. E. L. McGehee. q
Best Jersey heifer, under two
ears, Ralph Gunst's "Lauraine.
Best devon bull, over two wears. ri
I. McGehee's "Planter."
Best Holstein COW, over two years "
d, J. H. Germany's "Lalla Rock"
Best Guernsey bull, under two
ars old, Chester Henderson. RI
Best Guernsey COW, over two
ars old, Chester Henderson. so
Best Grade bull, two years old or
er, David Carter, mi
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
THE ST ATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
WILKINSON COUNTY.
Albert Bassett, ! PPff.

" ALhlNoON OUNTY.
Albert !. Bnssett' PrH.
! Annie L. Hamilton. Def't.
\ virtue of a venditioni exponas
y which issued from The Office OF
+. Il. Lewis, Justice of the Peace OF
lst District of Wilkinson county
Mississippi in favor of Albert Basseit
and against Annie L. Hamiltan for
the sum of $10S.55, besides the
interest thereon and cost of suit
! have levied upon the fol.
lowing real estate belonging to said
defendant in the county of Wilkin-
son and State of Mississippi, to-wit:
A certain one story frame house
and lot upon which it stands in Lot
70, Square |, Division 3, of the town
of Woodville.
Which will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash at the
south door of the Court House in the
town OF Woodville on the 4th dav of
November 1889, between the hours
of ii O'Clock a. M, and 4 O'Clock n
N.
This 4th day of October 1889.
+. d. LEWIS, Sheriff.
Oct. 5, Sew.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
NOTICE.

LII persons will take notice that
"A hunting or fishing either by day OF
night on the Frazier place, Collins
place or the Lewis place is expressl .
forbidden, and any person caught will
pc prosecuted to the full extent OF the
g.. =, F. D. LEWIS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Masonic Meatlnr
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

49,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. J
WILKINSON COUNTY. +
TO Ovid, Vincent, Willie and p. J.
}. Stricken, defendants:
YOU are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of The
county of Wilkinson in said State on
the third Monday of January 1890
TO answer the petition for insolvency
OF estate of Vincent Row deceased.
tled in this case wherein you are
defendants.
October 29ih, 1889.
- :, R W. p. HUFF, Clerk.
t. V. holland, Atty.
Nov. 2, 'S9.-4w.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

We are authorized to announce Mr..
NOAH HUMPHREYS as a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace in the 9Th Super.
.visors District, at the ensuing election.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

"a old, w. A. Elder.
as DEPARTMENT II:
n Berkshire boar, E. A. Robinson
&c Berkshire sow, E. A. Robinson
ne Pair of Berkshire pigs, E. A
Robinson.
rs Heaviest hog, E. A. Robinson
r Falr OF pigs under six months
If sweepstakes, Richmond Brown.
r Plymouth Rock chickens, Mrs
n Matte Beaumont
Y Game chickens, Mrs. L. T. Ven.
d tress.
: Trio of Pekin ducks, Mrs. L. T.
: Ventress.
I Turkeys, Chester Henderson.
Display of.poultry, Mrs. L. I. Ven
! tress.
DEPARTMENT III:
Bale of long staple cotton, G. A.
MeGehee.
Bale Of short staple cotton, DR.
E. Kaigler.
Bushel of oats, premium divided
between Ventress Bros, and ]. B.
McGehee.
!
Bale of hay G. 7. McGehee.
BuShel Of turnips, KennethyMc-
Kay.
Pound of fresh butter, Mrs. Ralph
Gunst.
Pound of butter six months old. |
Mrs. M. L. Henderson.
Best hand tobacco, DR.. E. Kai-
gler.
DEPARTMENT ":
IhreSher, A. W. Gray's Sons en-
tered by G. t. McGehee.
Mower, W. T. Sims.
nay press, Kansas City Lightning
entered by G. T. McGehec.
Horse power, Gray's Sons Treadle
by G. T. McGehee.
DEPARTMENT V, CLASS A.
Specimen of knitting by lady over
80 years, Mrs Catherine Supple.
Second best specimen of knitting 8
BY lady over 60 years old, Mrs. S. e.
Mcdonald. c
Specimen Of hand-Ssewing by lady E
'ver 90 years old, silk patchwork,
Hrs. S. f. Mcdonald. B
DEPARTMENT V, Glass B, BOYS AND 81
GIRLS UNDER 1G YEARS OLD.
Cake, Miss Ruth Robinson.
Loaf of wheat bread, Miss Olive
10
Fig preserves, Miss Florida Hen pa
erson.
Fancy wooden mats, Master Elllat by
hisholm.
Machine sewing, Miss Edith Their II,
i.
Crochet quilt, Miss Jennie Nor
IN.
Crochet lace, Miss Florence Jones ~ =
Hemstitching,. Miss Lauraine
Plain hand sewing, Miss Christine !
invade.
Drawing in crayon, Miss Ida Nor p,
n.
Silk patch work, Miss Mamie ~,
errel. y
Tidy, Miss Florence Chisholm.
HONORABLE MENTION Or
Crochet collar and lace, Misses e
rrie and Nellie Huff. CI.'
crochet lace, Misses Flora Shan p
and Millen B. Lee. poI
silk patch work, Misses Eva Cos 1,in,
ski and Lizzie Therrel. q
PARTNENr V, CLASS C, D, E, AND won
+, OVER l6 AND UNDER 60. Viii
specimen of knitting or Crochet
3. hermann Morris. NJ
'ovelty braid, Mrs. Florence won
sholm. -
rochet shawl zephyr, Miss Lizzie two
'U" "Ro
fghan homespun, Mrs. DR.. E. p,
gler.
"A' MIS- 3. u. Woo
nit quilt, Mrs. E j. Elder. MI
lifted tapestry work, Miss E. coun
pie. pick
Tx embroidery. Mrs A Marie exhit
ovelty outline, Miss A. Elder. last
ensington piano scarf Mrs Coz start,
ms. gathe
lenille work, sofa cushion, Miss to tho
lie Ratclih. stalks
ecimens of bemstitcbino NFrs could
E1dor cottOl
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

DIR. f. NJ. Logue, of Warren
county, who IS here with a cotton
picking machine, gave it trial
exhibition in Senator Casey's field
last Monday evening. The machine
started down a cotton row and
gathered everything in sight, even
TO the bark and limbs of the cotton
stalks and all the hay and weeds it
could reach. 1t removed all the
cotton too but distributed that on
the ground as it went along, and it
wouid require a dozen hands to
follow up the machine and pick up
Vne cotton. After passing down one
row and up another the machine 50
become clogged with grass and weeds
mat 1t was almost impossible for two
mules to move it. We do not feel
competent to give the inventor
advice, but if he ever expects to
make a successful cotton picker he
will have to change his ideas
the machine he now has on
exhibition is complete failure.
Deer Creek Pilot.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

3 Fig preserves, Mrs. J. S. Nj
Gehee.
Peach preserves, Mrs. Rober
McGehee.
Picked mangoes, Mrs. E. A
Robinson.
Brandy peaches, Mrs. J. S. Nc
Gehee.
Strawberry preserves, Mrs. ]. S
McGehee.
Chow-chow pickles, Mrs. DR.. f.
Kaigler.
Jelly, Mrs. L. t. ventress.
Tomato catsup, Mrs. G. c. Cross
Canned fruit, Mrs. Ralph Gunst.
Canned vegetables, Mrs. NJ. H.
Woodruff.
Nut cake, Mrs. W. A. Elder.
Silver cake, Mrs. L. W. BIagru-
Ger.
Yeast bread, Samuel johnson
(col.)
HONORABLE MENTION Or
Ounce preserves by many ladies
Judges unable to decide.
Candies, Miss Maggie Watt.
Citron preserves, Mrs. L. T.
Ventress.
Pomegranate wine, Mrs. DR.. L.
Kaigler.
Cherry wine, Mrs. DR.. E. Kalgler.
DEPARTMENT v, CLASS H.
Water color painting, Miss Mag
gle Watt.
Crayon, Miss Jennie Babers.
Kensington painting, Miss Hottie
'chlesinger.
MISCELLANEOUS On PAINTINGS:
Apollo, Miss NJ. S. johnson.
Landscape painting, Miss L.
lays.
Flower painting, Miss Jane Ba-
ers. {
Special premium for best button 8
oles, Mrs. B. +. Thcrrel. 9
HONORABLE MENTION Or q
Charm String" of buttons No. |
O7, OF Winnie Martins. "
Engine, by Fred Hart; and espe-
ally of the engine by Herbert \
eaumont. -
A diploma was awarded A. II.
enedict for best display Of harness,
ddles, etc. IL
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Advertising Rates.

Locals" five lines or less, so cents
each succeeding insertion 25 cents,
Personal articles, obituaries, etc., Il
cents per line.
Regular advertising, one square,
months, 81; 6 months, $40; 70 months,
SIG. Larger advertisements contracted
for al liberal rates.
Announcements, Transient Notices,
all notices and Jon Work cash. Ac
commits of regular customers due on
demand.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

a ar,
LOUISIANA
! !. A Fine Opportunity for Paying Investment
200 9a as sn watt, s1 Pre- "sS 70,
G%ss Win six lo%e All 1ds god DWELLING
s nsSd eff E S' a" a a ams and
al and Naez ond north Wfe s i a1 the Y
through h p ' and IG 1ei best rss5 @
' nue. fH'e $40 per acre This adjon H. run hOusl On
acre.. o" 'SG" s." ' s" OF % %"
from R 0S Woa ID n make SOM NJ west . Of G
r. No. No IA 2l!2 a1oa $40 SECS aud r2Raw
good s ERE o as;Ii o hand fence WoS aa na n
place Price per - ~ pace Plenty OF running
Vile 4 yas s so"d 800 a s'ea s the vo
y aud broken has mns spr M9a n so F4 p,9e
a"a $ So sf o Sees = j. and
s well Gor ahG S"'s as good and The ai r "a.
running streams Price per acre. make splendid farm Well "aa BY
PRICE, rs Zoo SAo two story brick Main street til. town Of ..,,..
wo 1 At a. good substantial dwelling houses and lots in tho
1ya "sses on B Sn Sa gs e. Inn Landry m
and Secs R. e. so aS Ss D. 10 80 anl 49,
cypress o @ o oir s i "S a IN timber
pow in T DG subject to overflow but owing to the @
furnished Tss s "ds H. sad , ,b,, as s -
and will be sold per acre ~ owned by H. A. Sessions
Buffalo I m nops 1si1 %oaS iG Sec % Bou
i e Price T sso @t so, good stock
s i Of s aG's fence p 55 J qS go ss' , a.
houses stable " on The IS p as% sboo g'S %s d"sng
rough the place The cultivation n p sp,s TaG
uredao $685. so Apply ' soo A y ONE y asns
s No Sn li1iso ., acres in Sec 49, W mile.
e.. of snd t%9.s No " "s a Ay
4@s' 4sa''' s5Gs lots "a sss 7
l6osl4G e s P%B6 ns soo 80 out ssn
from the dwelling block L n o. Pk not over 100
s, S for for s dxss ' H i an the
s fine aa Ss 1d d% hf S gs
~ wesley Chambers This Of yle Phshta-
''' ana on reasonable terms Come you @"at b ar" sold
m Ono me the best improved plantations in WlL;nsoo
thirty cabins in o"o % oVo acres in cultivation COOL dg
Iner IF & I % acres set with epedeza hands now on ~ ana
p G %om R% their farming purposes On the P
lies 81 paGe Is well %ateed by Bayou and o. OAK
''OO acres OF this land is under good fence
solicited and any information given
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Democratic County Ticket:

For Senator,
j. II. JONES.
For Representatives,
t. V. holland,
w. A. DICKSON,
For Sheriff,
F. D. LEWIS.i
For Treasurer,
W. K. COOPER.
For Assessor,
w. L. HAYS.
For Surveyor,
". H. WHEAT.
For Superintendent of Education,
1. W. BROWN.
For Supervisor, 1st Dist.
L. T. vENTRESS.
For Justices of the Peace, 1st Dist.
]. NJ. WATSON,
W. G. BONNEY.
For Coroner and Ranger,
J. W. BRYANT.
For Constable, 1st Dist.
D. C. MILLER.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
Subscription Terms.

One year, in advance. 80 On.
Six months, in advance. m
Any subscriber desiring his paper
discontinued will please notify us
promptly.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

Buffalo II MI ncles DHg fraction Sec % T. r. w
an miles north of Woodvl et on Baron
mets title Price So 20 make good stock farm npp5so
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

no l8-lOI acres OF fine land in the east mart o Ca
ton occupied bv Wes Inc lower Fort Adams adjoining the
road GOOD ehnoe This land fronts oS tE INA
for 81 S % range aud plenty Of good sun family ~ e ABOVE
- O'e Terms Come soon ii you want bargain '
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

vile NO: aiS acres In Sec 40 T. W miles north W
e STOCK range we'll waeed with unpino yat OF Woo
If & d ; NO improvements. sold for 81 n @ q"|riy
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

occupied b Ta u lots g. in block % non
y Johnson comfortable no"
water garden lot Ioo AZ S 8e necessary veil of
~ teet Public school
block from tn QUO block from the l. o. r. r I w
CentevIe for [ % Que Of the most desirable Io5atons in t
will be sold for an 9o e.3 house or store These and
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

west of @ = me plantation Of John Cobb $40 acres st,o41
good fence 80 e o% o. & r cultivation @
quarter Of a i ti cabins the place house and e OUT
through the Mace TT Wen %atore with pure spring water
he ith not In cultivation tibars1
purchase tis 90 5io o gum etc Any desiring GOOD
P ioF eo'Oo0 Apply you want gol b1rJ,in arm 'S-
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

OF bottom zil0
cabins al good repair steam gins on t ee good dwell
ABOUT % acres set with hond oou and
and n hn n their own teams farming PURPOSES tne place.
les - W. p'ce is well watered Buffalo Bovon oa
~ Oh Woodye 1000 this and is und ana = ABOUT
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

from acres IN one body in st. Landry Parish I stnt
ori on bayou RonSe al AMI
"H 9eGs and Il g. R. acres Of which o q T. d
whit ago Over 400
oapK OAK rel na Nv u
s,stem now =; f nav" Dern subject but owing M t
plantation IT'LL ne ~ manner been redeemed aud Will n,E
tie fnr1 1e guarantee and abstract United sites g. ~
ana VIII be sold for 81. per ~ " " D. sessions deoass
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
MLLLER GO LMwrs.

WOoDvILLE, MISS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
RACING.

/
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22p.
Three year old race, three fur
longs, won by Ralph G unst's Cham
paign Boy"
1000 yard race, open to all, won
by Clayton's ''Rosetti."
Colored foot race, won by Brag
Henderson.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Q3D.
Half mile dash, running race, won
by Ralph GunstS "IIero." Time.
514.
Three year old single trotting race
won by James Cages Miss Reid "
Running race for two year oil DIS,
won by c, G. Cross "PearI:"
Quarter mile dash, running race.
won by champaign Boy" entered
by Ralph Gunst.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 24rH.
Pony running race, $50 yards,
Won by viii Ford's "Bravo"
Quarter mile running race, won by
Jlayton's "Creole jim"
Running race, half mile dash, won
talph Gunst's champaign Boy."
lime so seconds. 7
Single trotIfng race, open to all, 6
'on by Charles Barrow's sc len
Wilkes" Time 3 :2S and 3 :22. S
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25rH. l
Mule running race, 1000 Yards,
on by Woodlands "Crow." t.
Eunning race, half mile heat, best 5
70 In three, won by Clayton's u
u
Running race, $50 yards, for o
eaten horses, won by DR.. Ed
'oods "Lilly"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02

- No Several good substantial DWELLING ,o,.o.
ooalle ut prices to suit purchasers " 'oS III the to
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-11-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Oct. %, '89.--6w.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
BOGUS AKIsroCKACf.

Mr.. Siuyyesant Fish seems now
10 be q distinguished member OF the
Ball Committee, and he at
tcmpts TO crush Ward McAllisier with
The assertion that lie was only Major
domo" and Master Of Ceremonies, "a
servant" and one 10 be discharged as a
servant should be If he misbehaved.
Fish has gotten on the hook a. badly ~
did, for It Is impossible, ac-
cording 10 the tradition OF social
etiquette which kuickerbocker arisio-
Gratis affect, 10 make man Servant
and master of ceremonies si the
same time. The fact is being advertised
BY the managers Of the ball that some OF
them at least lack that sense OF correct
breeding that the high birth to which
they pretend ought TO impar,.
Fish and McAllsicr and some other
committeeman evidently lack that reposC
thu, marks the caste Of saurkraut, no.
We mean the caste OF We're de We're.
Knickerbocker is good to those who
have read Of Van Stuyyesant in th'
glowing pages Of Washington Irving
but we fancy that Van Ficherstein anC
Van McAlllsier are not Of tho pure saur
klaut blood.
There was good cartoon in Pue'
last year, to celebrate an ancestral New
York gathering.
The chief Of the family raises his glass
and invoices the shades OF his illusiriou
ancestors in the name OF the sacred sea
son of Christmas. when 10, from The
fumes of the family bowl arise old
colonial pirates and applewomen all wear
ing congra,ulatory smiles at the result
of Darwinian development in their dc
scendanis.