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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
SZLASK.

OZIMEK W powiecle opol
skim. 8 letniego ch}opaka
ugryzfa ma brzegu lasu 4miia,
wskutek czego ch}opak umar},
gdyz i pomocy lekarskiej "a
pozno za1adano:
z RYBNlKA donosza:
Lwierzyna robi tutejszym
matym gospodarzom ogromne
szkodY. z tego powodu chodzi}
chalupnik Jan Adamczyk z
Kamienia W pow. RYbn. na
swoje pole, kt6re jest obsadzo-
ne ziemniakamj, czesto W nocy
stro2owaG, ably mu %zwierzYna
szkody nie rob;la. w czwartek
dnia IL zm. poszed} tak3e ma
str64ke i po}ozy} sic ma polu.
Okoio p6inocy udai sic tak&e
robotnik Fir. Pastoszek W tym
samym celu "a pole. P. PREY
szed1 ma pole p. Spendla, kt6re
granlczYto z pollen Adamcsyka
i przechodzil blizko miejsca,
gdzie lezal AdamczYk, ktorY
slYszac jakis szmer, podnlost
sie uieco. PastosZek myslac, Re
to zwierzyna, strzeli} doAdam'
czyka, kt6ry zraniony krzy-
KEN upadi, i pc 3 godzinach
umarf. Pastoszka aresztowaf
wy1szy wachmistrz 4andarmerYi
Baudach. Adamczyk pozostawla
pc sobie Zone troje ma}ych
dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

W dog uaSiOuZi'
Poznahskie
W OWINSKACH z 2ak}adu
prowincYonalnego die ob1aka-
nych uciek1 szewc Fir. Buszkie-
wicz pochodzacy z Eagiewnik
a zamieszkaiy W Bukowcu "
pow. nowotomYskim.
x. PRAIAT Wolinskl,
proboszcz W Strzelnie, uzyskal
pozwolenie "a urzs2zenie
Domu Elzbietanek W tenn
miescie i ma otwarcie ochronki
pod kierunkiem tychze Siostr
Mitosierdzia; kierujR one JUL
laz areuem pewiatowym tam2e,
a dzialanie ich jest bardzo
blogie.
K. Ander.
szowi W Jaraczewie W dzieh
siedmdziesiatej rocznicy Imie-
min wdzieczni parafanie Ego
towali niespodzianke przYby-
waj4c licznie do kesciola na
msze sw. odprawiona pfzez
K. R64ahskiego z Cory, a
potem wieczorem urzadzili
pochod z pochodniami i mu-
zYk9. Jestto wdziecznosc "a
40 lat troskliwego duszpaster
POD ROGOWEM W jezio.
rye utoneli % letni krawiec
Fslix Sredzki szwagier jego
fcyzysr Marcinkowski.
POD NAKEEM W poblizu
mostu kolejowego 13'letni
oh}opiec WI. Kobszyk; syn
robotnika z Bislaw, chciat
przeptYnat Noted, ale utonal.
Il ~WRZESINSKIEGO. =
W Gozdowie pod Wrzesniq
zniszczyl polar wszystkie
gospodarskie budynki, naleza-
CO do miejscowego proboszcza.
Gdyby sic wiatr ME byf obr6cil
ku p6}noey, bYlYby sic ME
watpliwie staly tak1e pastws
plomieni probostwo same i
kosciot. Ogleh, kt6ry wybuch},
10 wpol do l W nocy, musial
bye pod}o&ony, aresztowano
ted jakiegos kominiarza, kt6ry
Gle diva dni przedtem odgra4af
DO go ma probostwie popamie-
taj9. ale ola braku dowodow
musiano 60 wypusci@. StratY
ponios1 K. proboszcz ogromne;
spalily sic obora, stodofa,
Chevy, drewnlki, wozownia,
kurniki., z wozownia spslity sic
diva powozy i dwis bryezki,
" og6le cafy inwentarz
msrtwy : wyiatkiem pieclu
woz6w &niwnyoh. z inwenta.
RIA &ywego spaliio sic l9
sstuk bYdfa, rogatego. 81
prosist i przeszfo $50 sztuk
drobiu. Konie ma szczescie
uratowane 10 sztuk bYdla.
Po1o2enie K. preboszcza teraz
w}asnie W posrodku univ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
q Poznahskiego.

W OWINSKACH z 2akladu
prowincyonalnego die ob1aka-
nych uciekf szewc Fir. Buszkie-
wicz pochodzacy z Eagiewnik
a zamieszkaiy W Bukowcu "
pow. n~owotomyskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

ma probostwo ! praYjal ma swo]
folwark urato wane konle !
byd}o; wlda&, lie znaua Sp6tka
Xxi i lei zasadv ME doszty
ieszcze do naszych stron.
W SZLACHCINIEpodSroda
spalily sic budynki gospoda-
rzy Euczaka, Gielniaka i
Karkusze wskiego pokryte s}o
ma. Spalilo sic tak1e kilka
bydlqt / sprzet tegoroczny, 0
lie go bY1o W stodo}ach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

do stacyi kolejowei, majac
ledwo ma lyle czesu, by wsi2st
do wagonu, gd2ie dopiero
wtaiciuie pc calodziennei
przejazdzce ia kolach 0 wy.
pocz7nku pomyslec mo1na
bgio.
PkACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
W STAROGARDZIE 2ban.

W 2ban-
krutewal banker Abel i "a
strzel1} sic JUL % maia r. b.
Tera2 aresztowano prokuryste
tego banku ,nazwiskiem Kohna.
Policyant aresztowa} 60, gdy
wlasnie Kohn chciaf siadat do
pociagu iechat do Bsrllna.
Gdy 20 po|icyant wioz} do
r62ka do wiezienis; debY1
Kohn rewolweru / zastrzeli}
sic ,zanim pollcyant to dostrzegt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
"77" fol- A Fever

Sold By Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF price,
&c., OF g for 81. 90, (may be assortsdl, except Nos. u, u ana
IS, put up in 81. 90 size only.
On. HuxrHaxrs' AxuALtEnlars / Revised, xAnK RI shxr.
MED. CO., III & lis william ST., New lori.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

z LEGU donosi pewien
obYwatel do ,.Gaz. Gdahskiej
z oburzeniem O wizycle ia
spektora szkolnego: Pan in.
spektor pytat ch}opca: skad
Jest j gdaie sic urodzi}. - Ma
to pan ,.Kreisschulinspektor''
odpowiada, De to ME prawda,
DO ,,du bist in Deutschland
%geboren''. Take pytaf sic
innych dzieci, czem one 50.
odpowiedziaty: ,,Wir sind
Preussen'. Me podobafo sic
to panu inspektorowi i rzek]::
,,Nein, ihr seid allie Deutsche,
.da ihr in Deutschland gebo
rem seid'. Jedna l3 letnia
.dziewczynka ME namyslajac
sic wiele, odpowiada smiato
i otwarcie: Itch bin keine
Deutsche ,ich bin cine Polin" ;.
Pan Inspector zapytaf daiei
.pewnego mafego ch'opcsyka:
Was Dist du fur einer?' a
ch}opczyk odpowiada ma to:
Itch bin Elm Pole Pen
schulinspektor ME pytaf sic
jul wiecej, tylko odpowiedzial:
,,Ja, mein Kind, frueher wa
Pollen, aber jetzt NIGHT, das
NIGHT in der Schulz 80 vie Gu
Hause po polsku sprechen, ihr
seid allie duetsch und auch
,musset ihr lernen.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Trustees Sale.

By virtue OF the authority vested In
me as Trustee. In that Deed OF Trust
executed By Mary r. Wright and j. p.
Wright to the Citizens Building and
Loan Association, to secure an indebt.
edress therein described to said Citizens
Building and Loan Association, which
Deed Of Trust is dated January aOth.
1880, and Is recorded In Deed Book y
No. 3. page 5l7 ct seq, Of Washington
County, Mississippi, /, L. N. Thomas,
Trustee, will, on
TUESDAY, July 23RD, 1896,
at the front door Of the Court House of
Washington County, Mississippi, within
the hours prescribed by law for Sheriff.
sales, offer for sale at public outcry, to
the highest bidder, for cash, that certain
lot OF land, together with all tenements
and hereditaments. situate In the State
OF Mississippi, County OF Washington,
and City OF Greenville, and more par.
ttcularly described as follows. to-wit:
Lot four al and the west half Of Lot
three (3), all in Block two (2) Of the
Belle Air Addition to said City Of
Greenyille, according to map Of said
Addition on file in the Chaneery Clerks
Office; fronting l32 feet on Hunt Ave
nue. and running back between parallel
lines to the north side OF Lake Street,
June22n50 Il. N. THOMAS, Trustee,
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In
me as Trustee. In that Deed of Trust
executed by J. p, Wright and Mary r.
Wright, husband and wife, TO the Citi-
zens Building and Loan Association, to
secure an Indebtedness therein de-
scribed to said Citizens Building and
Loan Association, which Deed of Trust
Is dated December 18th. 1890, and Is re-
corded In Deed Book Q No. 3, page 46J
ct seq, of Washington County, Missis-
sippi, |. X. N. Thomas. Trustee, will, on
TUESDAY. July 9rH, 1896.
at the front door OF the Court House OF
Washington County, Mississippi, with
In the hours prescribed by law for Sher-
ilfs sales, offer for sale at public outcry,
to the highest bidder, for cash, that GER
tain lot OF land. together with all tene-
ments and hereditaments, situate in the
State of Mississippi, County of Wash
ington, and more particularly described
as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the north east corner
of Lot eighteen Of Block hve (5) of the
Blanton Addition to said City, and run
ming In q westerly direction along Hunt
Avenue distance of one hundred and
ten feet; thence in southerly direction
on line parallel to Walnut Street O
distance of one hundred feet j; thence in
an easterly direction along line per-
pendicular to Walnut Street distance
of one hundred and ten feet; thence In
a northerly direction along Walnut
Street distance of one hundred feet to
the point of beginning.
JuneSn4s E. n. THOMAS, Trustee
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Rev. 8. @. Miller.

Tho Rev. S. G.. Miller has received a
unanimous cell to tie psstorate of the
First Presbyterian church IN Little
Rock, aud will leave In short time to
take charge OF his new field. The
news OF Mr.. Miller's change of flocation
will be received with mingled pleasure
aud regret by bis friends in Greenville
pleasure that deserved preferment
has come to one so worthy, and regret
at losing man whose high personal
qualities, piety aud learning, have
made him a prominent figure In the
city's life, aud gained for him u host of
friends. Mr.. Miller came TO Greenville
about four years ago, and while Green
vile has been his homo his correct and
elevated life and tireless work in the
interest of his church have compelled
the respect aud admiration of all, won
bin the warm friendship of many, and
greatly strengthened aud increased his
church. The call to the First Presby-
terian church in Little Rock Is dis
tinguished proof Of the honor In which
he is held, and a tribute to his high
abilities. 1t Is a position In which be
will have ample opportunity to de-
yelope himself, and he and his esti-
Unable family carry with them the best
wishes of the community for the fu-
ture happiness aud success which they
so abuudantly merit.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
NH. vARBlMAS's SPEECH.

On Monday, the 14th, tho Hon. J..
X. Vardaman addressed Greenvile
audience at the Court House iu bis
usual able and eloquent manner. Mr..
Vardsman came to Greenville unher.
aided, save by the briefest notice, and
the hour selected, being midday, was
most unpropitious, nevertheless good
sized audience greeted the accom-
plished speaker, and listened with ap-
plause to his able aud interesting ad.
dress. Mr.. Vardaman is a man of
siugnlarly attractive personality, grace
tul presence, and much magnetism.
With these personal advantages he
possesses the great desideratum of
ability, and is clear and fluent speak
er The impression made upon bis
Greenville audience was no less favor
able than that which has greeted bis
appearance at other places.
Mr.. Vardsman has many friends
throughout the State, and his visit to
Greenvile has added to their number
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The criminal term of Circaii Court
adjourned on Tuesday, after Aln,os,
entirely disposing Of the shor test
docket on record. The following sen
teAees were pronounced:
Jim Hill, manslaughter, peniteni iary
Geo Hall, manslaughter, penitentia-
ry for 25 years.
ALEU- Brs1ton. manslsughter, peni-
tentlary for rs years.
VIM. Carmsek, grand larceny. peni-
tentiary for years.
Ben Dyer burglary and larceny,
penltentiary for 8 years.
Monroe Black, robbery, pemtenlIs-
~ for 2 years.
james Williams, manslaughter, pen
ltentiary for rs year,.
WIN. Banks, forgery, peniten.iary
for 2 years.
Allie Freeman, grand larceny, peni-
Ientia-y for 5 years.
Alfred Stokes, assault to kin neni.
tentiary year.
ihe case OF Harvey White, or Henry
johnson, was very singular ease Of
mistaken Identity, ln which ihe pris-
oher' accused OF munler tor which
he would have probably been hanged.
was discharged because il was limos
siole TO prove who be was. A wear
or more ago Harvey White committed
terrible murder on Longwood plan
'atlon. He escaped, aud some time
afterwards, Sheriff Griffin, learning
Ihat he had come back and was living
with his wife, sent and arrested him.
lie swore be was not Harvey White.
out Henry johnson, aud was in the
penltentiary at the time OF the murder,
The wife, however, swore positively
DC was Harvey White. So did bis
mother.in law. So did all his neigh
oors. The warden and officers Of the
penltentiary were summoned, aud all
swore with equal certainty that he
was Henry johnson, and was con-
Vlct IN the walls when the murder was
committed.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
BASE BALL.
Baton Rouge Gets Even With GreenylIIe

The Greenville baseball club won two
games from the Baton Rouge team last
week In the latter's town. and the bows
from Louisiana, determined to retrieve
their defeat, sent to New Orleans for
help. On Thursday evening at Athletic
Park, Johnnie Kloek, Crescent CITY
lad, and well known to the Greenville
patrons of baseball, was In the box for
Baton Rouge. and proved one too many
for the home team. lie is undoubtedly
splendid pitcher, and his curves were
dazzling to such old-timers as "Red"
Lacourage, Jim U'Neil, "Happy Jack,
and our piize beauty. "Tug" O'Connor.
Merchant, who pitched for Greenville,
seemed to be in "bad form," his Wild
ness causing the score to be more one
sided than otherwise Ii would have
been. The score by innings, summed
up In few words, is as follows: Baton
Rouge failed to score In the first. but In
the second piled up runs, which gave
our boys the "rattles.n And again In
the third, seventh and ninth the Lou
isianlans made one each-total 5. The
locals barely saved themselves from a
shut-out by Merchant taking desperate
chances In the ninth, stealing Ind and
3rd bases, and coming home on fun
BILE of the short stop.
The second would have been much
more interesting game, had not several
unfortunate accidents occurred, the
most serious of which was terrific
blow received by Lacourage in the Sec
ond inning from pitched ball while at
bat, striking him on the head and
knocking him senseless. Lacourage,
who was pitching for Greenyille. was
forced to retire, and being one of the
best men In the nine, the chances of the
home team to win were thereby cOnsld-
erably lessened. Nevertheless, Mer-
chant was put in the box, and although
worn out from the previous days work,
pitched q good game and had 1t won,
when in the Sth inning Baton Rouge
started on a regular 18th of July celebra-
tion. with plenty Of fireworks to back
up the fun. The sky rockets flew so
fast that the umpire, entering into the
spirit of the affair, failed to call out u
man ut End base, which would have
spoiled the picnic, and so the jubilee
continued. The following Is the tale OF
woe by innings:
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Stockholders of the Greenville Build
inc and Saving Association viii take
notice that their monthly dues are
payable on t,-,v -
and their attention is called to Section
/ of Article VI Of the Bylaws, to-wit'
q Each and every stockholdcr or
trustee who shall neglect or refuse TO
nav his monthly dues or interest as
often as the same shall become due
aud payable, shall forfeit and pay the
additional sum of ten cents monthly
on each and every dollar due by him.
Tu. poHL, Sec. aud Treas.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29


Mr.. Horace Sessions, of Memphis,
spent the past week In the city. THIS
announcement is much more signit-
eaut than the words would imply.
Mr.. Sessions was very non-committal
as to the purport of his visit, but be
was by no means idle, and his sojourn
here will probably bear surprising
fruit In the near future. Mr.. Sessions
is tho agent and general prospector
for number of powerful companies,
individuals and corporations, and his
business in visiting locality Is to
aspy out the land"-not the poverty
of it, but the wealth, for Mr.. Sessions
is a spy whose presence Is ominous
only of good. He never goes TO 3
poor place, to a degenerating town,
or to one which 10 not growing and
improving. Whenever town gives
evidences of Its 1ourishing condition,
or shows symptoms of q nboom," Mr..
Sessions is dispatched by his compa-
nies to report ON the advantages
offered for new enterprises, aud to
inquire into the reality and perma-
nency of the apparent prosperity.
Now Heaven defend Greenvile from
another "boom;' but 1t 10 becoming
more certain every day that next
winter will see such state of affairs
here as we have not enjoyed since The
year 1890. Watch the columns of the
TIMES for some future evidence oi
Mr.. Sessions Investigations.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29


1ne Greenville baseball team re-
n .aaed from Baton Rouge covered
|. ao glory. Their fame had preceded
|1cu, ana The Baton Rouge posters
|.ase''lsipg the games referred in high
|s.'as \. ! 10 the strength and proves of
II |ss,' ureenville nine. They supported
|rsa reputation gallantly. Three
| ,ao' were played, the first two with
wore OF 5 to 2 each in fovor of
..,senvllle, aud the third Ii to 6 in
,a'' e'o1 OF Baton Rouge. The Baton
y "sse y team was a good one, but Jared
y oe.'cr than others who have tried
n n, WI WIN glory from Greenville's In
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The Secretary Of the Democratic
Executive Committee, who makes bis
headquarters ut "The Resort has
made arrangements by which all elcc-
tion returns for county officers will be
sent tn him by Tuesday night, US soou
as the count at the various preciuts IL
over, and will be found at "Elk's Hail. y
where he will be pleased to give all de-
sired Information to his friends aud
the public.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The candidacy Of Captain e. Bourges
\ magistrate In the Third District is
(uounced. The importance of this
|nce Is too often unconsidered, and
occupation by incompetent and un-
|lable persons is too common. In
|Aptsln Bonrges a candidate Is pre-
|nled whose conduct of the office
|ould be marked by intelligence and
He is a gentleman who
n long been prominent in the com.
unity, w. aud his popularity and ability
u doubtless insure him a hearty sup
hrt
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Monarch
Bicycles,
The best Made,
For sale by
Wallace Arnold,
Jew eler.

The "Local Editor of the Resort was
SO busy this week, looking after the In
terests OF the various candidates, that
we could no, got much out of him, but
we promise him "Dennis Green's" un-
divided support should he ever desire
to enter "the political arena"
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The "genulne" Jas. L. Pepper Whis-
y b bottled by Jos. r. PEBBLES, Son
|Co., at Cincinnati. Ohio, and SO pro-
|unced by United States Judge VIM.
TAFT In his decision given on Sep
hber 10Th, 1898, against which ono
|peal' was taken by Jas. E. Pepper &
}. For sale at Pohls Resort.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Not Many Stores

SO well fixed with a stock of SUM.
MER CLOTHING. Not ALL Cloth
ing here though, lots of space given to
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, NECK
WEAR, NEGLlGE SHIRTS, HOSl-
ERY, HATS. A great specially with
us--nice things for small boys. Your
money back If YOU want il.
WARNER e. SEARLES Co,
Vicksburg, Miss
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

Fns TIMES acknowledges call from
:. LYMAN G.. Aldrich, Of Natchez,
|didste for Railroad Commissioner.
| Aldrich was formerly citizen of
| county, and has many friends In
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

Another of the pleasant dances
which help so much TO while away The
dulDess from the heated season. was
held at the Court house on Friday
evening. The affair was an exceeding.
ly pleasant one, aud the general wish
Is that they may continue to be given
throughout tho summer.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The Greenville second nine and the
Leland amateurs played an interesting
game on last Tuesday, and considering
that neither club has had any practice.
il was a pretty exhibition. THE Leland
bows with a little practice would be
worthy metal for our regular team to
battle against. They we're too much
much for their opponents. and downed
them by the score of IA to 20.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
JULY 1st

will begin selling all
6oods-Hots, Shoes and
Gents Furnishing Goo ds
at greatly reduced
J. P, GKEENLET. Y.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Notice 70 Planters.

!, \ you will have any surplus corn to
y lor next December delivery, you
y sell 1t now at about 40 cents TO Al
suls per bushel. For detailed infor-
,.aol call at my Office, Newman
Fo'el Building.
SOL. GOLDSMITH,
|M'on, Grain 4 Provision Broker.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

NJ. NcGuirk, the popular manager
|ths American Express Co., has been
bmoted by bis company to a much
IN important and lucrative posi-
q His future headquarters will be
|mphis. Mr.. McGuirk Is succeeded
fMr. W. II. Reed.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
TWO Fine Boys.

BuRpErT, June 2S, 1898.
On the morning of the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Branton were
blessed with two fine boys, weighing
6 IL and Z povnds each. Deer Greek
Is safe.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

\ A. usual our public spirited fellow
|uzen, Pohl, comes forward and offers
nandiome "Gold Medal" to the shoot
FROM WASHINGTON COUNTY" max
. lhe best score In Match Number 4
I programme Of the Annual Shooting
|ournament on July 4th next.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

Train No 81 carries Sleeping Car DIrmnr-
ham 10 Atlanta.
Train No. 90 caryles Pullman Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car Birmingham TO Jackson
VILE.
@Dsily. tDaily Except Sunday.
W. II. GREEN. General Superintendent,
Washington, d. G.
J. NJ CULP, Trafic Manager,
Washington, d. G.
W. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent,
Washington, D. @.
@ 4. BpNsCoTER, Assistant @. PA.
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

The deaths Of two of Its best known
|isens are reported from Leland on
\ Tth--Mr. Z. Rose, and Mrs. DR..
K Turner. Both were prominent
y highly esteemed citizens, and the
w Is overcast with gloom on ac-
punt Of the double afiliction.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

hiring the heated campaign the
4 Il 4Pohl's Resort are very handy
4 tseu the brethren cool on the out
| While Jim German and Nose are
|l,uo After the wants Of the interior
ksttment.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

For Mosquito Bar Frames, Mating
d Rugs, and
|ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
10 the FURNITURE PARLORS Of
WILHELM Il HEXTER,
No. IS Walnut Street, Greenville.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

N. A. A. Kincannen, of Meridian,
superintendent of the graded
|ools Of that city. and q candidate
State Superintendent Of Educa-
1, was In Greenville Oh Monday,
! called upon the TIMES.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

ror,cr-Plesse remember the regu-
..s.Ing of the Cemetery Associa-
| 4 the residence of Mrs. W. G.
|,ssr. Monday, July 1st, at 6p. m.
fs MRs. J. p. FINLAY, Secty.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

BslI. the Photographer, with his
|llery entirely remodeled, light
Iuaed, Is making better Photographs
4 aver before. Give him q call.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
Negligee Shirts.

Fifty dozen Negligee Shirts, slightly
damaoed. worth Sl00. Your choice
as long as they last at 80 cents:
80 CHAS. HALTER.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

,plye CHICKENS arriving daily
|pnnaaINsON'S. Don't fall to leave
: ardsrs with him, when In need OF
ritry and Eggs.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

|f you are In need OF Q shvae or hair
70 to JOHN TURNER'S-the best
bed Tonsorial Artist in the city, at
Walnut Street. sepS6m
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

49,. Will be services in the Pres
Ian church tomorrow morning
/, Rev. s. G. Miller, Pastor, preach
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

|,o TO Bopp's for all kinds OF drinks
/ candies.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

havana handmade and Havana seeu
a,aass nssa"" = snecialty. G. Il. BLEDSOE.
aug1S-ly CiRd @"i"s'
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

xcrtsm and Icecream Soda at
bps.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

No. 81 Washington and Southwestern Linn
lted Solid Pullman vestlbuled train Atlanta
to New York. carrying Pullman Sleeping car
Birmingham to New York, Dining ears Atlanta
10 Greensboro and Washington to New York.
No 30 U. s. Fast Mail. Pullman Drawing
Room Buffet Sleeping cars Atlanta to New
York
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

Fresh Candy made every day at
Bopp's.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29

mink Wine Coca for headache and
[susilon st Bopp's.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
YOUR EYES.

| am prepared to ht them with
Spectacles or Eye Glasses as perfectly
as Il eau be done anywhere, and at
LITTLE COST.
OR NO CHARGE
J have been doing this for 20 years.
Wallace Arnold,
.Jeweler.
The Greenville times., 1895-06-29
crsrs uB WEATHER.

..x.assivs rains oflsst week gave
ne --aaE of fair weather and
h..t. and the crops are show
|aai I Iss,sficisI results The season
~, ~ highly favorable one so far,
!, ~ ~ prospect is very hsttering for
...naIIy =. good crop, both of corn
|, .as,ou. The corn crop is report
= Il 10. only the most extensive,
~ hssi for many years.