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The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
fazoo City ana rnc O. p.

Major johnson submitted The so,,on.
ing conditions to Yanoo OI,, 'v,I% wS,0,
were promptly declined. Yazoo ,D,.,.
way may be the best way, but ~, r. :
'reenvlllc nv has blundcrod fcar0,llv :. 50
oo,,,,.. l, Ihe right of way through ~.
,o. county FREQ of cost to the railway .l. The
az = tn. The rightof way into and ,h,ou.,
.ne city to the various indns..,u u through
=. inc river 'front.' and to reasona,,, s"ss,lcs, TO
r;ass. rIess connections with the trac.. ous-
r'ga,s p Of way of the Illinois Centra, auss o or
sa.,,a, - CO., Ia both the upper and uI'ra, Iora. X.
sections of the city. free of cos, sa lower
railway company. " 'os' TO The
.. Convenient and sut,,e;o,.
= grounds ''' in the city free Of coss "a ocpot pot
a. : !, A : donation of fifty thousand IL,
Is ,h,s - a sls per cent bonds, coupons a", uo'-
'oae ,s'e,mi-aunually with some nSd pay
" as to the sinking fund riVper n,,,
! ! 70 p payment ofprincipal and ,Ih", i",oai and
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
GREENVILLE TINES
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1859.
THE ELECfIOx.


So far as we know there il not in
Washington county any voting oppo-
silion 10 the Democratic ticket; from
Governor 10 Constable there Is entiIe
acceptance. This may be queer, but
in such surroundings and conditions,
II Is best and betokens the highest or
der Of intelligence and public duty.
Despite the one side edness OF
next Tuesdays occurrence, we ask that
there be q respectable vote In number
rs well as quality. The reasons for a
good turn out viii upon reflection Sf,
cur 10 all. Zl,
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

til the temper changes, the occasion
comes; holding in the. meantime ts
our present plans and nelhods o.
white supremacy, reinforced by suet
restriction and change g the State
power may judiciOusly provide. These
then, standing As defensive measures
and practices purely, are justihabls
everywhere.
Assuredly the South has before IL .
profound emergency. To meet TS;hdIeh e
demands courage in eq'humsn sor.
wisdom. lndeseern safe pathway. |
PerplesH ever rely upon tho other |
quality, the courage which mounteth |
with OCCASION If we are no, wise
'nough to forestal adversities and
'hape events, we can with resoluts
iearts adopt and stand fast TO a sim
'le, right purpose. Human calamity
) never so overwhelming, that there Is
OF a rock on which high resolve and
deity to truth may build. But there
lust be active effort, If il rises no
igher than agitation, at extricatiou
ut Of our environments. Passiyity. !
'usting to the drif, breeds acquies-
nee and ultimate surrender to the '
lmoral forces, never at rest, under. y y
ming the social structure =
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
S CENTS WILL
10 CENTS WILL
A Good Suggestion.
[Spirit.l


AS II is in contemplation to erect
building for the uses Of the Y. NC A
and as that institution is one in which
cnarity is the leading feature, would 4
not DC good idea to prepare in the
ouildlng for accommodating the sick
we nave long stood in need of some
place 10 take care of the unfortunate
SICK, citizens and strangers, who with.
out friends or family to take care Of
them, are frequently the object Of tbis
ana other charitable institutions. DR.
Dunn has been in consideration of
some plan for hospital for some time
ana could give valuable information as
70 the plan. His idea is to have wards
,or 10 'hose who can pay, and would pre.
Ier the care and attention which a we'll
governed K hospital can supply better
tnan any other means; and also to
lsve oeds and attention free for those |
VINO cannot pay. The ministers of Tho
'lty, who SO often go upon errands Of
mercy to the destitute sick, and know
low much good a real well Organized
lospltai would help preacher and doe.
or In their philsnthropic lsbors' WV
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
\ GOLD MEDAL At rARIs
O"'r'co Vn ey Dunlap. Americas Lcad.
Ink Halter,

Mercantile aud Financial Timo.,
A great many of the readers % aS
paper viii be particularly iuterestod s,,,I
py ,ne announcement that bss bssn
csoled from Paris to the effect ,h"s '. |.
"Gold Mcdap has been awsrded od'' =. =
americas largest and most fsmou. ~
lat mannfactqrer-DUsLAp. Ryarv
pouy Knows that England and Trar.o
used 70 Jointly claim that thev Ied tbo
world In silk hat makingH.md S ,ae M
~ douo' tney aid so once, but they don,t
10 SO any longer as this Awor;oa.' rUn.
manufacturer has proved to 'VS,, than ha
going and taking '"' 'y
THE "aoLD MEpArp
might say. o'o'' Us one
Ihe fact of the matter ia D,,,..
";s,i, ,as reduced silk hat making to !
clence' His "blocks' are m.st.r ~
''eoes u a,.s OF artistic elegance. and ,hs
uallty and finish of the finished do soods sdo !
re positively unsurpassed His J.as ;s,.ss I
6 &c Immediately copied by A host So 81 a
y. ,'a,' concerns all over the country a
VI ,hen we all know that aimitat;oy !. C
10 sincerest form of flatteryD '' c
,a,', nus tnerc Is one thing that theso o
'ople can't imitate-snd that 4 +I'e the al
'...lng y. or gold medal. The orIv rIU W
ing .ney can do is to keep still & any b.
nothing. DnuI.r - ''ii anu 7,
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
A Glass Eater K;IIed.

es,ine lime notorious no. glass aud raw ohick.,
sho, ',ng I, prodigy Mackey Holmes a''ns. ws.
day sud ~ dD%wli,water %'a store on last Satnr S'
with VIII h1a'rner the manager, was ass set,In ~pSro
naa. "'.a : large lot of hands Hs ,w.s ur's''ng
des;sd.y des;s. ordered out Of the stora oas re- e
At Atlas last ''Um tha intssrrupting the business 70
lesyins .ne me manager insisted e,"1ss. on u.s.
making MAKING and was defed, the nroa, On MS
h1us ths fa,s, !. molten for bis pistol prodigy ~hgy
Carmen Carmen DEF before Justice WarfelS dAam. Nm
Court oser to the Circuit |
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
rHE MoRAL M -RR-6ot end.

Th.raiasvor OF Immunity from The
y6f ex-Treasurer Burkes crime
The exercise Of two precautions would
have arrested It's commission; |; either
rotation In Office secured by coustitu-
uonai mandate, or thorough system
OF annual revenue inspection would
hsvspreYented and rendered such bare
fAeed plunder impossible.
This affair furnishes another and a
conspicuous example of the vanity.
the utter inefilclency of the financial
investigations of the ordinary Legisla-
tive Committee; and Grand Jury nc
couniings are like unto them. When
Burke went out of office his books
were pronounced correct and bis ac- |
counts balanced; except that the State
owed him si42. Perhaps a shrcwd
manipulation might have been able 10
deiy any system Of detection. But Il
Is more than probable thai had Tho
people Of Louisiana been constant IN
their vigilance. have had yearly over
hauling Of the finances, the attempt ,
would have never been made or fmade /.
surely detected. 7
AN effort In the right direction was '
made In ono Of the recent legislative ?
sessions OF Mississippi. A bill was d
providing for competent y
:, Of the books of the State a
y ',i'olal'' Porceiving the suss;,,s,s,..l,v a Of
a,'. !, 's' present 'csstom, which i thu, II
is'e.'accounts and books, running over no
so years Of transactions, shall bo OK. tn
mined by committee Of the Lcpisla- w
're VINO can devote such time 10 the fac
a'y as they may spare from ordinary lea
00r OF the session, always hurried and Ing
'ver thorough; the biIlprovidcd that
ofmcmbers should meet Al COZ
'ckson In sufficient time prior to tho WI
semblage OF tho Legislature, and trol
70 tho assistance of an expert ac. OF
un'ant 70 over and have these rc- bot
rs examined, printed and ready for gre,
y peo',on ~ ., and approval at the begin aga
'g Of tho session. What has hsp. Issu
ned In Louisiana recalls to our mind ana
=, ! such bill was introduced, and well
Cd to become law. Perhaps Let
: plain lesson of Its need as pow
,.,.sa., ,''a,'noo' VIII lead to lis cd, a
'"' III INC coming session, will
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
MOUTH or THE YAEoO.

49, ror some Year, past hi mc,tb q,
~ sAoo nas' we believe, presented In
''es'lne difficulties Of Navigation, = Th,. NJ
- seen 20 great this year as 70 scrI.
ously alarm the steamboat and sbInnlna
interests of that stream. While tho
unusually dry season may accoun, for
'ne excessive and long contluuod
snoallng Of the outlet into tho M,ss,s
sppi In part the prime and irromod,.
ao,o cause of the trouble Is doubles.
!" % traced to the closure of tho inlcts
:" sno upper portion of the Delta
against overflow water. In tbcso ,ha
iazoo and Its tributaries have their
sources sources and have through them
heretofore becn annually aushoa !
a'a their adjacent basins and roso,
V0lrs iillcd Thus the supply of wa,e,
nas oeen kept up during the drv ,eo.
son ana stcamboating been tided oyer
'ntil the winter rains. '''' e
= we arc correct what the TINES !, :
''e'lo'ea -. at the time of the construc- :, :,
ION OF the Upper District levees. ,no :"
's'ruo'ion a Of YazOo River navigation, on - -
happening. That stream .nd ,n NC NC
p,a,oS p.o"e, VIII bo more and more ho
nlc'od BY shoallng all along their ~ ~
'urscs as tho country is cleared % w. ln'
s,o i '' ., n"s Oocn the case, on a smaller No,
''D,.g ",v' along Deer Creek, Black and ~ ~
..'a'ns .a !, Bayou. Dredging the month WI, .a'
tho fazoo, win bo unequal 10 mos, y, an'
Isu ,su. increasing difficulties from insuf. v,s VI,
lent water supply. ' Wv
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

,;on Inc ,e,,, MaoLean & Prescott Comb;,..
iIonss ilo" m', np present othelo at the oners
proas''.. aoase next Thursday night. yuss s,;ss
Prescott takes the mart of Isrn su' . Mlss
eon,, o,y Wnica few if any other sciress "'e
s.. coulu undertake. with any dearo, avs'ess y
she sheress, cess. Her impersonatIon e0s ef ,h1a y
character :, Is reported as be;ng :. =. !, .nls =
uy sydss, great Intelligence and spt,,sss saea :,
q. emphasis, breath of shading '"ess ss, Of
,ua' freedom from stiltsd anu n'a.'
ier; while the Othello of Mr. Man man
ion. "'Bh commenda- |
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

n n I, you want a good wagon, 10 to ],
t :. iiead y Co.'s. They keep the cele.
m DRAFTED James y Graham White Hick.
ory; and the Webster. They refer 70
any y one that has ever used any of these
yvS!a wagons as to the durability. The
W. mnl'e Hickory is made in Atlanta.
ga. and Mr.. Head being from thst
s;c,l, sssc,ion, and, knowing the quality of
in,cNory ~ used in these wagons, and be.
~ lss maker of wagons aud Judge
p m n material, he ought to know what what
~ !; - talking about. AT any rate see
'ou puy' july 27,
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
AN OLD STopv

When a man says he fee,s aua. ;,
s. sne spring, that bis digestion " Y, !, !,
ana that he don't feel we'll YJi'om na,. y oad
ne Knows that be needs some.as'. m euueral.y
blood o lone ans 70 bis system, to purify his IL
dition " ana ~ put his liver in proper con. '
lifa. IT Ha perform the duties of organic
This oon me goes to his physician with
and S,'o ~" ,,.' Ola story year after YEAR A.
snd snd 20. sne physician prescribcs = tooIa ovir
smu oaSa alternative. The best tonic 'Ta'c =, 9
TasI. 1sse IKE this is Dr. WestmorsIl. moral ~ a. =
~ Ua''ssya "a, Tonic. It acts cbsrm;n. a n.,,'
!. 'ne liver, purifes the blood d''s's ~ !
'.tvag'leas !" y, tic system for its d"u.. auu
"urk; '"nS, This great medicine eau ~',,y ~
nrq.. 1Dasn' at at A. D. Finlay & ~ CO. 70
Drug Store for so cts ana y a, Uo,s, 90
,ottlc. " u" anu $l.O0 a |
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

,v,n's messrs' W. g Morris of I,elzoni md
williams of Callao. were n ,,rs..,' a' su0
Ras., r''saa,ns ss The recent meeting of r." ,,,'
bridoa = present a petition for !
fron, fuse s,s, over Cold Lake, on Tho ~ ro.s
,'ol ,ro,n Hollandalc 10 The Yazoo ~, ,h,a, road
~ "Js Man granted and the bridge sdyer,;a., naea
there sho.,,, when this bridge i bnin pis
els sn .ta should be horse mail service l. oo,l, ,,
- .ne route between tbe fwo VICE ,e put
,smea. ,a,a we call the attention ~ pV,n.s mus
to this matter VI our
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
M. WILLIAMS
A True BIII.

p.ssss nsa. ,s,.,,,l, J., N, Jayne, Of ers,.v,,,,
ocratic nom;a.. "v,he, Mr.. Jayne is the 9eo'A un
msma nsp,ngiOn county and viii HI1a'or Ia from ,
my gentlew.a =, Inc next State Senate sy's ~
'as's' body Greenwood d'pVse Fp,sehat that
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02


o,r put ',.. u Is exceedingly questionable n
our mind whether q Constitnt;o,, C,, ~ !,
Convention would do t''vus' what sa
wanted. Composed Of our s bsst was wa
,nen.-of such men as Harris Gs1laas s e,e-
ir,essssn.e,rston, i,sas Martin, Lowry aoon. Ya.sa..
,n;.s. ~Ja o'ner sage and capable advisers 50. !.
might prove a blessing, But sv,Sors, svaS II
: are not honored now-a-dsvs a'" 1'he,, men
are made to take a back sest s' p tney
mond Gazette. " 'ea9-itay-
three of the gentlemen named abovo
arc ... now honorably filling hirh otI,c;.,
Positions ''o Martin, Lowry and Yerror
We we 90 not believe that their resnsc'
,.o s counties would deny any one Of
nese distinguished men place II
onvention, called for 60 grave : d,,,'' r.
: ,ea' 70 of framing new constitution
2 lar as Senator Yerger Is oOucsrnaa sa,
y -. people Of Washington will h.
ny 100 glad to avail themselves AZ
: services. If their necessitIas ~ !
urea no would serve them in thai o. 9
y other capacity. "' VI q
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

Mesdames J. S. Mcdonald n Ror,.
H. Magruder, b. B. Green, A. g. Penny svs
2. w. Shields, and Messrs. s. GeIsse
s,,,, ~; .. alexander, Geo. McGehee, Acc,
miller Z. 9, Griffin, Bayle shelby. n
buckner. Phil Collins, j. A. Metcalfs
pa.', uno; ~ Otley, Chas. Oraney, II. n +
Davis. '''n anu Dr.
Inc costumes were generally ou;to
pretty and effective. f"i'e
Miss Rucks wore a simplo bu, .v
ceedlngly pretty dress of white Swiss
muslin and black velvet. '"'S'
Miss Mount looked sweet 4, ,..
point d'esprit. s'oen
Miss Shields wore becoming d,.ss
u green silk, draped with white I.ce
'rnaments, nsnts, natural flowers.
:, Mi's 'l, Bate wore an Empire gown Of
~ , D.ue, and looked--just what she IL
,ts.s Miss johnson was pretty !. hor
, r t,rv 'a.,n s.,', oress, elaborately trimmed
.n.as MISS Hunt looked lovely in pInk
aune, s1, ornaments pink roses.
miss Bourges wore pale blue fa,lle !
ancalse and white net, which % weII .
'same s,, her rioh brunette beauty. "'' :
,.. MISS Aliens costume was A comb, !
~ 'avn ',. oi green aud terra Gotta plush. a
ie s,' wore jessamine and ivy leaves ' a a
N MISS Rita Bourges wore a nre,,v or, :, .
se and black china silk. p''''' = =
MISS ~ valiant was dressed in black II
~ ,1l,g golden u ornaments, as becomin9
,;nh ;l' M ialr girl as the lovely smilas n,
,iun .S, always illuminate her face, ' o. q,
Mss ., Urquhart wore white null and Il 4,
y Sers OF golden hue. Her lovely % 90 a.
= = ncr brightest jewels. wy ho %
=. alss :, ferger was elegantly spparcled fri fri
narlgoid tinted silk, and wore love' on
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
10 the Owners of Fine Horses.

tba we se.. wish 81 to call your attent,on :,
~. .ne "a ,act that more horses are vn ru;,9 70
Ts,s n saa d. shoeilg than any other s"ea canso
na1s "s' I'VE we think you win admir- 'asc. 49,
nc next step Is to get your Horsa ' sh1s ane
foo, E, = ,h man who understands the bors,a ouou
such such = ss1u,oughiy. 'uop e We claim to eos have
R"sh ua man nan IN the person of Mr., q nate "
snssa,, nasa, For reference, see any G Of =, -, y
a. sas;o,aers' . cr give US trial and Il indaa dus
- Respectfully.
J. c. HEAD a co |
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
H-S----
FOR g Al

and d'e condan.add end hand Mllburn Huller ,,,,
born biMer,pss Guns, new. One s,dIns sns ha.a Ham,
i,a uoro. Two Mares, one IH Horsa oua hand ten
men, '' summer by my sales
oct5-tf. ~ N
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

Mr. AID 1lrs. ". A. Cooper have re-
turned home.
Miss Corine Urquhart has been the
guest Of Miss Mary Louise Yergsr this
week.
MFs- E A. White, Of Memphis, is Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. W. P. Shelton,
on Thsobold AEenne.
Aessra jones and Sontimer, OF
Mound Landing, were in GreenviIle
Thursday, guests Of Mr.. Tom Hood.
L--se' ss6eni most of hi: ips:si
An agreeable addition to our social
eireie Is Mr. A. X. Burnet, who former
y from Port Gibson, who now resides
In our city.
MT. J.F. Barnes's mother. Mn. All
barnes OF Jackson, Miss. and her
grand daughter Miss Annie Polk oil
Hlnona, are visiting him.
Mrs. b. b. Green and Miss Carr;s I
" ortnington left yesterday for a two
weeks visit to Mrs. Fonda nee Miss
Texas. " a"ns
Miss Natalie Ferguson arrived home v
aring the past week, from Kentucky
,nsre .,' sne has been making a lengthy :
isit She Is most cordially welcomed
y her many friends. 4
Misses Ann L. and Nsrcisse .Tohnso, =
sited friends In Greenyilte during
'e past lew days-the latter remain.
3 10 attend the hop on Wednesday
MIA Hunt. Z
Mr. John X. Otley made q brief q
Ut 70 the city this week. and was
ce'ed with pleasure by his host of
ENDS q here who, however, regretted
!. ne was not accompanied by his
arming wife. ~
MISS Virginia Hunt returned with buy
cousin, Miss Davis, to her home an = : :, y
ke Providence, La, last Sunday L 81
ing ner visit she attended a grand III II
rnament and ball In Lake Provi- q
'oe' where she had royalty good sGs q
9. Miss Belle Hexter and Messrs 2Pa
. 'le shelby and Ben johnson also ! VI "
'nued these same delightful fcst.vi- Al 8
ana mad equally pleasant experi. So Anl \ i
=. Inc entire Greeuville party =
rneq a,n home Wednesday afternoon
w. navs'-zidrI Pretty little packet
Z ana Mrs. b. G. Humphreys. Mrs,
!. Humphreys and other members As
= family, will be guests Of Mr. and build,
u. =. Hunt next week, arriving and a
week, arriving tonight. CHART
social event Of the week was tho NOT h,
. ~ t.aosuay night at the Harmony buildi
'ne second entertainment given we ha
9 Assembly Ball Club. The At place
noo was not as full as desired sick. @
. enjoyment Of those who par. out fri
''r u. W. great These hops, them,
promise to be most charming and Of
g Of the Winters gaiety, viii Dunn
'ef occur on alternate Thursday some n
/, the day of the week having and 90
hanged by directors Of the clu6 to tbe a
! od and sufficient reasons, which for tho
: met with the universal spproy. fer the @
40 membership. Among those govern
ere present Wednesday night, than q
have be
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
6UoKLEN's ARNIoA sAIu,

Brn;"os he DksI SALvE III the world for ~.
yar ,ulses, Sores, Ulcers, Sail RLsoro RI sor cuts,
b,a,ns % oores, letter, Chapped Harda re-
ains, nd Us oorns, and ali skin Erua,.C Eus, Chii-
a,,;rpp anu positively cures Piles. or Snuptions, ~
satisfaction = guaranteed to give peyfset y &c.
Is cents ya, nar u tn. money refunded. ss. Prica
Finlay q Go. " SAFE by A. b.
: - mch3O:lv
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
DR.. Dickinson on Sam Jones.
lLynchburg News.l

:. Rev. DIR. A. T. Dickinson =, A..
aengious Herald, has come np from
richmond to attend Mr.. Jones meet.
ihgs. When asked his opinion yester.
uay OF the great revivalist DIR. Dfckiu.
son replied:
., - have known him for years and
a'tended meetings held by him IN half
= uozen cities and am prepared 10
say that he Is one Of the worlds great
wonders. The reports In the New. ~
MS sermons and sayings are very good
Du. Jones Is the hardest man to report
.nal have ever worked upon. One
may report paragraphs from him per. |
icctiy correctly and yet make A per. |
Iec.iy incorrect impression of tbe sniri,
an. anu !. ann y Of the preacher. Before ss..l
!, ny I. . harsh thing he brIlrs Won nm -, 2
Il IN way that lasa6s % yor ~ !Va ~, Up y, 70
..g no.a,lg tes ea &c more fit and .npronr;' @ ,us
ne ,.a .llali the thing which, taken out OF l
,.s connection seems an improper thing
70 20 said by any one. And Il ought b
70 DO remembered too that he ssvs 4
lneso odd and harsh things sImply 10 b
iraw tho great outlying muIti,nds Il
" Nho but for such methods might never b
~ ~ urawn under religious Influences Il
~ ~. makes men laugh that he NAV "
lake them cry-makes them mad that 70
y may make them glad. All Of tha he
solius M great apostles do that Spur. nj
con uoes II and has been doing n be
w. ,yn .ne nrst Of bis ministry. II. M 70
MARION, who is nearer The eousl ~ ch
am ones than any other revivslist al
! n,nerica, n.n. does i. Whitfield held wi
= vast audiences In the same wsv w
J ,ne way, | believe that one hun. Mi
'eu years to come Sam Jones will he
,ed ar as far ahead of Whitfield He
III hve In history and tower nm ill.,
y, me great Alpine peak long amer the
0n VINO nave tried to down him Arc
,so'een. lieis q God-called man AZ
lcn so az Martin Luther or was Johr a
esley or Adonlram Judson And ha - 4"
! Ing MS duty as faithfully ss thew did q
',is. vi course he makes blunders I"
=. - 'ne rest Of us do--the man who
Aes !. no mistakes Is the dead man M
MS work has stood the test Of
: ana i will stand until tho end Of
Q and beyond that. -" VI q
us Is one Of the most accuratelv Nc,
ressive characterizations of the HIM
: sam Jones which we have ever >. v
/ But while science has provided "; Mn. .
and methods for the exact taking Buck
A'pine attitudes, has reached and Jno.
ped the distances and dimo,s,on. Ruck
he sidesial worl, ;,a..., ~. Davis
,rial vo,,,. 4. .o'"' '"o re- Tn,
SINUS Is unequal to specific pretty
arement a delineation by metes Mis-
pounds, Of Sam Jones's power ccedir
o the difflcultv narh.n. 4. ~ muslin
'ed' by calling him "God called y and ,s =
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
Specials.

81 Lantern fsr 65 cents.
30 cent Lantern for 30 cents.
All size busters SOC, l5c, sOe, 75c
u. 30 Chamber Sets for d.
si.1 Tin Sets for sl 40.
81 10 Lamp for o..
2'c Hearth Broom for i5c.
'sc Coal Hods for 90 aud 20 cts.
nou 2-3m
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02
Cnange or EdIfors.

In the last issue of the Democrat Ar,
W. A. Cooper rctires from the edito
r,al control of that paper In closing
ms ~ valedictory Mr. Cooper says.
ut Is not necessary for me to dwo,,
u"., UPON .ne y. career of the Greenyille Dam.
e.a oora' since Its first appearance on % tho
o.n 2 Of January, 1883. Having bsJ
practically the entire control of ~ Il. naI 40,
ea,, u'mns i Tom that date until TODAY. 7
"a oan only state that II has been nv
ua,nes, 'aa,S !. ana sincere ondeavor to pro. r.,
mote the welfare Of tho citv and r.o- sso
lioh with which had thrown - .o.- SCI
o.' ior which | but a few months any 10y
.onu. onuanced allegiance to my natiye
'ountry, and to which | still nor" so ro
,,en.ay ,au'Iy became allied by dearer tIes.
'Ss,re = ~ m 70 express my deep appreciation
!, a snc iavor and indulgence that have
cen I SO generously extended 10 ma aIo hv
ae public during my DISCHARGE 81 auy ~
v;dsnaa Js az 'ames ne somewhat trying. As An
!, that my labors have not s bosm an
III ;;vse.9er In vain, | can contemplate
,,n m pride, the record of the Grnos
ne non., democrat, N and Its status TODAY
nong the newspapers of Mississinu; sIudy y
The Democrat has been made .u @
ais a. = claimed for it; and in Mr.. !,
'opef had for editor writer Of abIl. y
s ana n marked journalistic aptitude. +
;. mas the best wishes of the TIMES al
bis future course. IN
The Greenville times., 1889-11-02

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