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Evening journal., 1889-11-27
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PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Nov. q. 1852.
Closed on Thanksgiving.

Holiday season importation
of Striped Gauzes and Crepes
just opening. Dainty, airy
stuffs, filmy as a spiders web
and beauty-weighted with ex-
quisite designs. Colors as
delicate as the shadings of a
shell. Soc to $2.75.
Chestnut street side, east Of Main Aisle.
Another readjustment. This
time in Fine Dress Goods of
choice, novel, elegant and de-
sirable styles. Five items:
Item onS-Serge with silk
bourette borders, AZ inches, at
Us cents from $I.25. Cut off
the border and throw it away
and a bargain remains.
Item taOO-Serge with bor-
der and all-over silk plaid, AZ
inches, at ST. from $3.50.
Item three Sateen, wool
with jacquard stripe, AZ
inches, at ST. from $I.5o.
Item f0u,'-Camel Hair with
solid band border, and all-over
Jacquard figure, AZ inches, at
$3.50 from $3.50.
Item Camel Hair
Plaid, AZ inches, at $I.75 from
So. 50; plain to match at $I.25
from $I.75.
All the other items recently
advertised at 375S and SO cents
are here. Remember we don't
ask you to become interested
in mean and trifling lots.
South of centre
A Tripod for 90 cents, the
same that dealers have been
paying $3.50 for Three up
rights crossed, hooks on each,
and a wooden plate suspended
by neat brass chains in the
centre below. Good to stand
in yonr entry as an extra
clothes-rack, or as a clothes
tree in your bedroom, or to
hold the tennis clothes, balls
and rackets, or to decorate
with flowers and trailing plants.
What a piece of furniture for
90 cents!
Basement, north Of centre
A Holiday chance. Several
hundred sets of Glove and
Handkerchief Cases, in fine
Leather of several sorts, and
all Silk Plush in many colors
at less than cost of importa
ton. "a large proportion Of
them just received. All Of
finest Berlin make, and prices
far less than you could buy the
same goods for in Berlin. The
crowded state of our great
stock is the only reason for the
remarkable offering at thi;
early part of the Holiday trade
The following comparison o.
prices will show the turn il
your favor.
| Leather:
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

THERE is no public interest in the
speakership contest. In the Carlisle
Randall contest the Democrats divided on
public policy. Randall was for Pennsyl-
vania's protection, Carlisle was for the
United States. All OF the Republican
candidates now are for protectionism,
subsidies aud pensions.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
1Vater comn,issioners.

The Water Commissioners met last
evening. The weekly payroll, $3S2 30,
was approved and ordered paid. The
monthly payroll Of $224.67 was approved
and ordered paid The petition Of the
Wilmington City Electric Company for
fire hYdrant 70 the works was granted.
The city treasurer reported the balance
in bank, S45, l55. 38, as follows: Current
expenses, sS2, 62S. 25; special, 81, 529, So
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
To rhe LnhorInr GLASS.

Time is valuable. Professor w. We'll,
ontieian. 305 Market street, will keep
open his Office on Thanksgiving day,
for the purpose Of examining your eyes
without charge. Spectaeles and eye
glasses will be sold to you at one-half
onr regnlar prices on that day only.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
An Aboard for New Castle JAIN.

The convicted New Castle rioters, the
murderer, George H Williams; and all
the other prisoners that have been con
fined in the Court House cells since the
opening Of court, will be taken to New
Castle to day and will eat their Thanks-
giving dinner at the jail.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
A Trnmp.. nand Cut Oh.

A tramp tried to board train No 10 al
Delmar last evening, while il was in mo
tion and, missing his footing, fell with
his hand resting on the track The car
wheel passed over il and his four fingers
were crushed so badly they had TO be am
p9,a,sd.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

the praise Of the good and in the con-
demnation of the evil, 10 matter where
it may be found.
Accept our thanks
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
HIs nody b on DC ooean.

The body OF James Qninn. formerly of
this city, but late Of Philadelphia, who
died last week in Liverpool, England,
has been shipped on an American Line
steamship and viii arrive at his home
in Philadelphia during this week.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

II charity should be needed let's see to
it that the funds are not Johnstownized
into the pockets Of .human hsrpies and
hyenAs.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

MRS. SoUrHwoRTH was not too crazy
to give her attorney points about the
proceedings in court
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

THE silver miners urge unlimited coin
age Of silver why not give the POOR
fellows a pension too.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

DALTIdORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect Nov 10. 1889.
TRAINS LEAESkS lT gEhAAMAsRE LAMAR Az. DEPOT
new YORK, week days, '21a .7m,
NEW YORK, Sundays. y 10. t7CO N, tl2 0s,
-PHILAbELPAIA, week days, = ls, eos,
a. M; tl2 as %, 2 4s, O., 10, Is 10 IS. 10,
g 81, 4 co45 81 ,ssli 80 Y p m !.
z 60, sos, II 20 q. M; fl2O8, l 90, - 43, 800,
10, = i3, Is, 10, % 4e, 80, 40 10 p. m.
CHESTER "A week days, q ri s.O6, 100. ,59o,
10 = g. 300, 10, 1913, t525, GIG. e 49, zoo,
CHESTER, sundays, .2.ls, 700, 400, 7.SB,
525. 10. t8 46, 7.50, 40 l3 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., week days,
z OO m, y 4s 2 To.,5 n; daily,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. IS 20,
3 AZ, Fll45 a. m; 245 = 10, % 10, g 81, ISIS
All daily; 7.4e a. m, 2 10 p m, daily, excel
baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division. 10 p. m, daily.
PfHISBUkO, fe.4I a M, +hl5 p. m. daily.
CHICAGO feA7 a. m, &c 81 p. m, daily
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, I'll 45 a. m
ana RsIINGRkLY " fR X ~ AaCGtoNNfoDATIoN, 30 D. m
daily and l2 25 a. m, daily except Monday.
40 20 p: M, Sunday only. -.
LlANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS week
=
datE 30 a. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia and way stations. week
days. so ~ IS 30 40 80 m, 12 43 35. 3.b5,4 s.
D. m. Sundays, 6 40. Z 80 g m; u 43 55, 55p.m.
For Baltimore, week days, b,35, g 81, a.
m, 2s5, 70 55 a IS p In. Sundays, 30 a m, 3 %
and - 50 D m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, s. p. M, daily.
Eor Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 30, 10 55, m; 2 50, % p N. SUM
days. y 25 a m; 4 55 IN.
Chicago, IS 30 m, daily, except Sunday;
Pittsburg, $3.50 a m daily except Sunday,
l,V. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, "a 40 #s16 1000. fll.l0 8. m, 1900 noon.
Lao 800 20 40. *4.40, Al +6O5, $50, +74O, e.lJs
DAILY. except Sunday. % Is, 6 40 and 7.35 am.
Il S5, F4i0 and 6.3e, II 81 pm. Sunday only,s %
m % pm,
Telephone, No. l98.
Rates TO Western Points lower than via any
"a. %. SCULLL ]. Il. ODELL,
Elersl pnsa Aren't f1pnn ManAoS
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

The city Of Lynn has been swept by a
hurricane OF flame.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

IT seems that Senator Higgins could
not make an amiabls and agreeable
speech If he tried. He never makes an
effort in that direction, however, so no
body knows whether he has the ability or
not At the meeting Of the Young Men 3
Republican Club. last night, on the re-
opening Of their rooms where there was
mixed assembly Of men and women,
Democrats and Republicans, he "seized
the opportunity" TO make TRADE against
the infamous" conduct OF the collectors
in disfrxnehising the "honest" tax payers
Mr.. Higgins highest conception OF aa
honest poll taxable" is the hireling
squad Of negro dupes whom Bach, the
81, ,440 ornament Of Delaware Republi-
canism, marshals into the tax Office to
procure suffrage certificates His con
ception Of an honest voter" is a brihed
coon, too venal to pay his own tax and too
ignorant to control his own vote. seua-
tor Higgins seems to delight in being the
personifcation Of Republican misrepre
sentation, impudence and bitterness OF
Delaware. A famous, but not aesthetic old
lady who kissed a COW, said: every
body TO his own taste. II misrepre
sentation, impudenoe aRd bitterness
please Senator Higgins he may indulg'
his taste, for while it pleases him it hurt
nobody else The day Of Foraker an,
, Malone has passed, Senator Higgin
has coma upon the scene twenty years t
late.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

DIsAPPoINTwENTs do not affect the Sc
renity Of self-confdence aud the inde-
pendent assurance Of prophetic politi-
clans. Senator Allison declared that the
election Of Iowa would be an instruction
to Iowan representatives In Congress.
He meant that Iowa would go over
whelmingly Republican and high tariff.
he was mistaken. The New York Sun
said that the Ohio platform had been ar
ranged on the free trade basis so as to
make the defeat in Ohio absolutely sure.
Campbell was elected and the sun has
calmly tackled to the wind by nomina-
ting him for Vice President on the Hill
ticket Allison has tackled too. but has
discreetly kept silent before the public.
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Saturday only.

Saturday only.
Leave Reading IL 90 noon. Arrive Birdsboro
i29Op. m. Leave Montchanin 10 b. M, New
bridge 30 d. m Arriye Wilmington I 50 p
m. Leave Newbridge % p. m. Arrive b. a.
o. Junction ~ p. m. Arrive Wilmington
% d. m. -
For connections at Wilmington with p. w.
g. b. r. RI. at b.. & o. Junction with 3. &
o. II. RI, at Cbadd's Ford Junction with p,
w. & B II. RI, at Coatesville and Waynes-
burg junction with Penna. R. r., at Birds
boro with r. a. X. R. II. and p Il R). az
Reading with p. q r. r. r. and z. X. r.,
80 tirap-fables at Al stations.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, zen. Passenger aga
4. g. NcCA U6LAND. SUPERINTENDENT
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
3. &R. STATION. B.3nlO.s5 rs 6.l8

Additional Trains -,
Wilmington l7p m B. q o. Junction 2a
n m. Newbridge Il p. m Arrive Mont
IN saturday only, will leave Wilmington at
Rim. m. Arrive at Newbridge at Al p: m.
Leave Wilmington 10 Is p. m, Arrive at New
brido,e IL 35 10 m and Montchanin 10 IS D. m
leave Birdsboro / 10 ,. m. Arrive Reading
l 40p. m. .,o,~ye, oorurry
Daily Sunday
Daily lex sundsyl only
Evening journal., 1889-11-27

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable. In effect Nov. q leSss
GOING NORTH.
Sun-
Daily day
lex Sunday Daily. only
Evening journal., 1889-11-27
Market st. UhaTVs6
RArLRoAns.


DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect Nov 10. 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST ROIJHn.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Ths Markets.
OFF F0R ETROPE.

Major Wm. Starring left few days
since to join the Association of Ameri-
ican Civil Engineers, of which be is a
member, in a trip across the Atlantic.
The party win be received in Liver
pool by delegation of the similar
Association of England and meet and
be entertained by that body in London.
The visitors will then attend the Paris
Exposition and in parties visit various
European countries. Major Startling
will combine business with pleasure
aud make particular observation and
study of the world-renowned dikes of
Holland. With his acute perception
and rare practical judgment we doubt
not that he viii perceive something in
the labors of the Dutch, widely differ
ent as are the conditions, that may be
adyantageousIy applied to the levees Of
the Mississippi. He win also visit the
works of the Danube, the Po and the
Tiber, being absent until September.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Nav I6. Iss9.
RIVER NOTES.

City of Providence. for st. Louis,
Saturday, 1lth.
Guiding Star, for New Orleans, Sun
day, 2 Il. N.
City of Cairo, for Natchez, Sunday
? p. M.
City of Vicksburg, for st. Louis,
Monday, 5 al m.
City of Monroe, for Natchex, Mon
day, pm.
City of st. Louis, for st. Louis, Tues
day, 6 6p. M.
City of Cairo, for St. Louis, up
Thursday, a. m.
Belle Memphis, for Natchez down
Thursday, 6 p. m.
City of Monroe, for St. Louis, VI
Saturday, Z a. IN.
Golden Rule, for New Orleans. Sat
urday, 18th, 3 u. M.
New Mary Houston, for Cincinnati
up Saturday morning.
Sunbeam, up Tuesday, 4 p. NJ, de
parted 6 p. IN.
Morning Star, in place of Sunbeam
up Friday, p. IN.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
NEW ART GALLERY.

Messrs. Patorno Il Coovert, of Va
ZOO City, Miss, have located a branch
Gallery in Greenvile for short while.
They will be pleased to have the pub
lie call and examine their work, as they
win be here but short time. They
are well prepared for making all styles
of work, and those needing work in
their line will find it to their interest
to call and see them. They are located
on the corner of Main and Poplar Sts.,
ncar the Times office. mayll
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
G.. Q. 2.

The Cotton Seed Oil Product 70,
has nlaced its famous lard at all the
leading family grocery stores In Green,
vile through their local agent, Nell
Uarshe. Some of the advantages
claimed are that this vegetable lard Is
nurc. clean and wholesome. Compos,
ed solely and entirely of The highest
grade of refined yellow Cotton seed
Oil and the pure fat of Beef. Discard
the product of the diseased hog and
send for q trial can of COTTON SEEI
LARD.
For sale by the Goldsmith Cottol
and Provision Co. Rucks u DUNBAR
Head e Co., and Vormus Bros.
Mar. 23-8ws.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
The L., N. 0. 4 I. Loop.

The work on the Southern end OF
the above, from Glen Allan to a point
near Rolling Fork, nine miles, Is being
pushed ahead under contract for COM
pletion within ninety days.
On the Northern end the line has
been definitely located, via Friars
Point, to join the main line at Goa
homa Station. We sincerely sympa-
thize with our Clarksdale friends in the
disappointment this location involves.
They deserved a better outcome. AT
the same time we cannot Withhold
tribute to the pluck and determination
by which the people of Friars Point
secured the road. A little hamlet
with not exceeding half dozen stores
the citizens raised $4,000 as bonus
to induce the road to diverge to them
This is the kind of pluck that wins.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Growing business.

There are few business establish
,,,ants IN the Delta which can show a
msn,t aromth AZ equal aus to that Of G. Nj Williams,
soo1sr lo in heavy plantation machinery
and implements. There has just been
''.;ntad Al the TIMES office testimonial
p;.a,,lors p Of the Gwathmey Gin, which
La sells. In this circular there are ire
lle ;s @ cafes and references from 57
planters planters These live in four different
s,atss's states and in almost as many counties
as Msor ,hSfs WI Williams is confident this wi, will
be the best season he has ever nau =.
He H 'ha has M already ordered for customers % .,
for for the tha fall crop. $4,000 worth Of gin
iSa machinery hi cry alone liz has has G1i,t matetai tsl
mighty trade out of raw ma'clia, .,
verify ,"l5 from the ground up, and is more
than worthy of Its fruits.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
WhitWOrth college.

We are indebted to the aboye ihs'i-
tuition for an invitation to the COM
meneement exercises and catalogue
Of 1sss.s9 from which we extract as
follows: :
The commencement exercises OF
wbiiworth Female College, BROOK
haven Miss. will begin on Sunday,
lime n .. and conclude on Tuesday, June
II. The sermon on the morning o. o.
tho n opening day will be preached D., ps
Rev. O. 2. Fitzgeral, ID. d., OF the Ia.
eiiic M Conference. In the evening .ne
Rev. c. w. Garter, d. d., OF the LOUIS
lam Conference, will occupy the pul,
nil. On Monday, the annual mee.lhe n, ,s
IF the Board Of Trustees VIII 'ah'
Mace. the graduating essay VIII " y
read and the Alumne Association WI
celebrate its anniversary. On Iuesua,
the annual address will be dc, deliyere.
bv the Hon. I. Marshall Miller, Al
torney General of Mississippi: !, y
he followed by the conferrlng Oh ue
crees by the President.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
SoCIETT DoNGS.

Mrs. B. B. Green has her niece, Miss
Carrie WorthingtOn with her this
week.
There was an impromptu whist par
ty at Capt. W. g. Yerger's, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Lille Aiken returned Monday,
after a weeks sOjourn on Lake Wash
ington.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. {.
Il. Mcleod is very i'll at her home in
Sunfower.
Miss Lady Percy arrived home Fri
day morning after long stay in the
crescent city.
The young juveniles gave dance at
the residence of Mrs. McCutcheon
Friday night.
Miss Harris, charming society lady
of Memphis, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs.
Judge Wynn.
The Leland ball which promises to
be grand event, has been posponed
until the S0th inst.
Miss Natalie Ferguson left Tuesday
last for prolonged visit to relatives
in Kentucky.
Miss Efiie Nealy of Vieksburg. the
only one of our fair Press visitors left
is the guest of Mrs. Hiram Hilzim.
We are glad to see Miss Ella Burke
gracefully driving 'klttie," through
our streets after quite an absence in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Thomas and fam
lily leave to-day for Castilian Springs,
to test the curative powers of their
waters.
Miss Mamie Shields, returns this
evening from Greenwood. Miss Bes-
sic Pillow accompanies her and will
make visit to our city.
The Misses Phelps, of Nittayums
Sharkey county, who have been visit.
ing their uncle, Judge Phelps, returned
home last evening. They will be
greatly missed by Greenville "societ,
people,
The young men gave fish fry anc
picnic to the ladies of A. I. Socia
Club, ON Thursday at Bogue Falaya
The picnic was large, but all the tisi
fry we have heard of consisted of
very few small minnows.
Miss M. Louise Yerger's Sunda,
school class gave mite, and served re
| 1, eshments in "Theobald Park" Frida,
evening. The proceeds are to be dc
voted to the organ fund of st. james
church. The children and many
their friends had very pleasant even
ing.
Col. and Mrs. Matt Il. johnson ds
nghtfully entertained Misses M. Louis
Yerger, Virginia Hunt and Lessi
Williams with Messrs. Archer, Moor
Wheatley, McNair and others :
, aChatham' this week. The moonligf
boating was no unimportant feature
the entertainment, we hear.
The Moonlight Fcte ofMound plac
was attended by Misses Hunt, Archie
Rucks, Harris and Bourges, also by
! score or more gallants from Greenvill
; all of whom expressed themselves
. having had divine love Of tim
Luna was lavish in her contribution
while the music and dancing in ope
: air made a sylvan fete long to be T
1 membered by the participants. III
. conception of this entertainment
well as its performance reflects decid
u credit upon Miss Matte Love. 5
Q devised and arranged 1t in honor
Q her cousin and visitor, Miss Lot
Divine. The scene was the top Of 7
Mound, the highest elevation in Il
y part of the Delta.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18

Mr.. A. ID. Pace has returned from
Birmingham, the future source of coal
supply for the lower Mississippi trade.
lie has made arrangements for supply
ing demand far in excess of all pre-
vious experience in the Greenville coal
trade. The reduced rate at which he
viii sell coal will fully bear out the
anticipations Of the benefit to the
city of the Georgia Pacific in this
particular.
AS is well known, main motive
with the company in building this road
was to wrest from Pittsburg the steam
boat, coast and New Orleans coal
trade, as well as the entire river trade
from Greenville South. The company
will erect Immediately steam Upper
on the latest improved plan and of vast
capacity for loading coal into boats
and barges at the minimum cost
This plant and the intent of the road
and the Alabama mines will make o.
Greenville the greatest coaling station
ON the Mississippi River; and enable
Mr.. Pace to supply the trades abov'
enumerated at prices beyond competi
ton. lie has closely inspected thu
various qualities of Alabama coal; AM
is satisfied that the best is equal 4
Pittsburg 1st pool.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Planting Ku Klux Seed.
rSpecial to the Ayalanchc.l

Little Rock. Ark. May lin the
Federal Court few days ago Thomas
W. Dansby, young man Of Cleveland
county. was convicted Of interfering
with 4 negro election supervisor named
r. w. Williams. Williams furnished
ali the testimony on which Dansby
was convicted. NOW comes tne news
from Washington that Senator Quay
has aent williams check for $3.50 for
aacnring the conviction Of Dansby.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Distinguished Men.

Governor John Ireland, Of Texas,
simon P. Aughes, Of Arkansas; 5. D.
MeEnery. Governor Of Louisiana; =. b.
Turner. Judge u. 5. Court; Ex-Gov.
Hubbard, Minister to Japan Marion
Martin, Ex-Lieut. Governor q Texas
w, r. Miller, Ex-Governor OF Arkansas
Il. A. Perry, Governor of Florida; ".
ID, Blocxham, Ex-Governor OF Florida
John B. Gordon. Governor Of Georgia
Alex Gregg, Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church and Chancellor Of the Uniyersi-
ty Of the South, and hundreds OF otnel
distinguished men OF the United states
in all professions sad and tbsr sfer seht prestored
by the use of Hawkes. Crystalized
Lenses.
An ewes fitted and fit guaranteed by
DR.. N. G. Skinner, Druggist, Greenville
Miaa
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
TO ESTABLISH

A TUESDAY TRADE
A deep cut will be made on our en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, &C.,
Bss- EVERY TUESDAY ~6sa
hereafter, until further notice. We
will offer special drives on these days
to increas our sales. We sell at all
times at lowest prices, but remember
on Tuesdays we offer special induce
meuts. GARRISON Il JACKSON.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Erroneous IMPRESSION.

| ale requested to note and cor
HE prevailing impression that
(sctor J. f. Barnes is responsible
E defect by which the box at the
4 Hall was crushed in. The fact
I after Mr.. Barnes had remodeled
fall Ex-Manager Marsh had tho
|aory boxes lowered. In doing
|ae basement supports of the boz
we're moved and not replaced
per Barnes has q little too mucf
own sins to answer for to permit
Fhllty as q scapegoat.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
pucKI,FN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The BEsr SAIvE Ia the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt hheum, III hu
YER Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, ana 1n,l-
blains, Corns, and all skin EruP.,ons' u
and positively cures Piles, or no pay payyfaet ae
auired, 1t is guaranteed to give pe5,ess p,.Iss
satisfaction, or money refundeo. f'ye
70 oen's 70 o mch30:1v
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
MARRIED..

In Rome Ga, May 10th inst, Rev. j..
A, Bowen and Mrs. EMMA HORN.
The happy couple will be in Green
vile on the train this evening. We
congratulate brother Bowen, who has
given evidence that he does not be-
lieve that the good things Of earth are
solely for sinners.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Replying to the call Of "Many Vo-
ters,r published in the issue of the
TIMES of the 4th inst, requesting me
to permit my name to be presented to
the next Democratic County Conven-
ton as a candidate for the Legislature,
beg to say that after mature delibera-
tion, have decided to comply with
the request. If am selected by my
party for this position, shall do the
best in my power to perform the trust
committed TO me.
Respectfully,
II. N. THOMAS.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18

In response to the solicitations Of
many citizens, | hereby announce
myself as candidate, bfore the coun-
ty Democratic Convention, for re-
election to the Legislature; pledg-
ing my best efforts and ability to
serve the county interests according to
my Judgment and the wishes of my
constituents, JNo. L. CASEY.
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
cotton SEED OH Lard,

The product of the cotton seed bears sla
the same relation to hog lard tna' 9el, 81,
sav butter does to oleomargerine, anu
Z inst as certain to drive the D. !. ou'
:, # the m markets. Kept by all Greenville
~ '"s.a wv april s-sts
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
,,1ho aowers that bloom in The Spring

nThe flowers that bloom " lhe 0pi"s
time, ira, la,s -. ..,.
aFound him sick in the peo WIN ''"'s'
pooh bah." -. him,
up on his feetlets,' IN. ...,,,
uAnd he now daily sings, while Walk
ing the streetlets,
at undoubtedly cured his shakes, ha,
haw
The Greenville times., 1889-05-18

Montana Democrats wisely conclu,
ded to say nothing as to the po'l'';;a, p.;, -
aeu 'e,anlexiop n Of the Territory until '.s
Ami oaa,p.ssion as o State was secured
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The Greenville times., 1889-05-18
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
The State of Mississippi,
Nlr.,b;,r{op Cptnty

The State of Mississippi,
Washington County. -.
Notice is hereby given that bidswill
be received at this office for the next
thirty days for building a bridge across
Black Bird Bayou, on road from Long.
wood to Lake Washington. Plans and
specifications must accompany all bids
The Board of Supervisors reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. by
order of the Board.
&. M. JOHNSON, Clerk.
MAY 1S, 1889, 4t.