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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE 6 ONTO RAILROAD.
i,nlfimcrc, Nashiu;.toD. Chicago. t!lciunati
Ioujr and Al i'OintA West.

Pj-Ll.alA> tAN s.ENlCH Ok ALL TRAINS
Leave %e-YorS tl.t i.rcr 4 az ~ C.iiC AGO.
go p H. aal ,2:l5 night plrrsn &c 3ao. sun.
: 30 sna !. Il sigli. CINrISHATI ST LDCIs 10
a. m. Goo =. ~ W.lnIAcTuN. HALTInO'E : D. M.
cA sun. 10 a. n. Dining Cas llap H.. dining CIR.
-, D. IN t. 80 D. 80 or s'un. ming Car) 800 =. ~
lG.cJ =. m. Dining cnO u i" night.
.:Ol.fOIk. II 20 4. "a ly.
Nr.T oRIFANr. R,1ro:o and Chattanooga. Pullman
sleeping car. $3.50 sun. 20 p. San.
Al trains .iuiriac'e i with pintsch Lgst.
1leS'' oaees II; - 2G1 ~ I 10 1.oaiway 81
Ear: i4f s.. ~ itsv"TN =. y. 3ai TIifcl Box
IN stGiicnl lioi Il Liberty 81. c. y. r 81 X. J.
Nrw-lf:f lia.r.r- Conway vii CT sor and check
baggage from hotel .once drs,ination
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IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT
RELUCTANT BRIDEGROOM RELENTs AND
DECIDES TO MARRY
HE HAD GIVEN THE ENGAGEMENT RI;;G TO An
OTHER GIRL, But WHEN He HEARD OF
HIS sWEETHEART's MAGNAMINITY
CHANGED HIS MIND.

CHANGED HIS MIND.
n,nry Bowling. a druggists clerk and Tincy
Green. eighteen years Old of 40 535 Marcy-avc
were to be married on Sunday night. but the ccre-
mony was deferred Bowling failed to be
hand The guests then dismissed. and Miss
Green retired her room. where she cried herself
to sleep On Monday morning the young woman re-
me,nbered thar Saturday Bowling mad aekel
her 10 lend him the engagement ing, and she had
done so. An investigation showed that Bowling
had given the ring 10 a Miss Minnie SchucE. VIII
her sister Mrs Carrie Monroe, Miss Gretn FASTENED
to the Lee Avenue Police Court and asked for a
warrant for the arrest OF Bowling. When justice
Goettiag told the young woman ;hai her fiance. il
arrested would probably be sent TO the pcniten-
iiary began to cry and said that she would not
make d complaint against him. Il would rather
have MIN marry the woman than have him pun
isned that way" shc sOADe1.
Justice Goetjlnf then told Miss Green to 20 % her
home and think the matter over. Yesterday she
returned 10 the court smiling and Informed the
Magistrate that she had seen her sweetheart. who
said he would MAKE her his wife on Sunday.
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Railroads..
hlnlA
@ RAILROAD.
ions foot ~ D.sbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
In E,f,ref IInlIarY L. lSHG.

900 A. nFA5T INl;4ii9r Car t. to Tts bPman
lob u. ~ I.NMtf i. A.iA i-;i ard 0bscrg-
II n cars Hrfirea Caicaco . 4. NJ. cleveland 20
A. NJ. Clacanat 60 A. NJ inlaa1palis 500 A. y,
Louisville ii.5J H. st. st. Louis 300 y NJ. and Toledo
=o5 =. Nj CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ENfET,s5;-
Pullman s!.erns "nd inins Cas- - ~ ~ as -
vic ana Ci.o - Arr'ye n 4nlu l"''' H. -'' 80
600 p. Vi VfsTf:RN GzpnI;ss. -ruimon aieepins
13l 5a7f as 49, S cscs ,I = A. "c> day
40 = VI So Tfw.sTi.RN EXrH i: 81, Idni,'
Arrives Cncarati +. NJ. Indianapolis 1913 L. NJ
$50 =. IT, fA6iIlc EXri;Gss-iulr,an s,e,nns c.,
ri,isourg Connects flr Chicago daily and C'e''"l
-' wAsn:Naroa AND TIE ,$or,TTn: 70 60
rr .,l ona, 'r. all Pag AID Dining cars so
Nn.ns c'D. 80 dining CD G)1'a eng y, ~ >, c an.
rs,s.i'r.i Lin" an Parior and Dnng ca.s); -
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H.,., -. nav. ,,flasn. Mcn,phs Asl,yiile. ara -
aprrrs. 2l5 night daily, siee.ers to Ne"-ori'"h' anu
ATIkNilc COAST LtNr.Floria sPecal Tor or J9SE 3
snyl "a -, AMssiiT" 40 T1 ~ u ,,c, and 1ac,.
s"ny..., 900 r ~ dan. aeepers to Jacksonville ana
81 ;:.ArFtGn G. ONO RAILWAY. EMress 100 p. NJ.
re t 81 ' roT coMoR 7' and D' NoRFo c,pe
CHARLES Route a. NJ week DAYS and win f"'''S"
ATTitNTiif @iT? 10 j. Il wss~4ays. Through Hufi''
}r & na9' Hs'r: r,r 90 9e:," 20 ' sa i 1S r. "
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= E.W YORK
CENTRAL
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g. HUDSON RlVEH z. e.

From Grand Central station 42l StTes' rxDrcss.
30 \. Mixoept SGrda!, I smi'L,at Albany. ttica
tvr,cuse and itoca.a,cr Due BriIaI' 4''' p ~"
>, HmEa'a tsi ' ISet Mail for Poughk>epsie Al,
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w "i oi I.cept SUNDAY. Day Express For all I'M
pogiant Ne~-York STATE points; oa ro~ Column
M i N-Isnv Southwestern Limited ~. e,nna
inc cincinnati indianapolis ana 1t. lou ipohes
Al i uyh.,eepsle. Albany Ctca syr'V'S'
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sit Nhanv, schenectady. Utica. Syracuse "o0"''
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$40 q. m. Chiaago 4:3o p. H. Stops al -'''"'''
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:" noi,ts tc Naw-Yorl. Central. every night eHosp,
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oa e'2's ,n spVi 81 20 MDay except Sunday to
pius,ic.d via Harlem Division $500, .,o pe-l,-
10 :. N.sunday Gniy T. ,. rit,fn,'1 anu ''e
",rJ Er;llT'' TRAINS TO NoNkrtsS. -
~ night trains run between l53th-st am POM t
No niyson as lar as Yonkess In connection WIZ VII
r,iavatef road rhis &c the only line running an
~ ,ralr, out ~ New-Noik.
agnor Palace cais IN all through rams
In u.,g,iratol wlth Pntsch Light c-.,..
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~, 49,. broadway. 23J Ccumnus-ore.: % Wv,
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f.f
-. chre',ca from hotel or re-. .ence by the West
Express Company. $500 =, r-,,-r-r-
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MONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATIONS
COLLECTIONS
SUMMARY CF THE RECEIPTS AND ENPEH"hS-AD-

VERSE REPORT ON THE APPLICATION OF
THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL As
socIATIoN's REQUEST.
rAo rIo,,,,,I s,tur,,a, and Sunday Association Of
r,rl,.,, ,,eil IFS annual meeting last cTcnins at
the home ~ William &. Low, No. IS ReH''' net
W,i.a,n g. Low. the president. was In TIE chair
and the Rsy Dr. C.. Cuthher; Han was the Score
tarv The treasircrs report. given by X. J. KIM
ball. showed that the associations finances are
On sound basis and that there has boon no failing
of IN the great amount OF work accomplished since
the last reports were made. IRE ioio"'HS sum-
my OF rncain.e and c.ncns.s Waa made:
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DVEETISEsIENTS and subscriptions for The tribune
~ received their Uptown Oi.c- No III. 3ca'M"S
- door north u 3lstst. until 0 o'clock p m. aun
received the following branch oires al res'
Office rates uatii O'Clock viz. 9i Sia-aNo D. :"
.2st; 52 Cth-Gve i2ts-st li2 CO. ilnbas-a'~s
near Wsst GCA-st.; l06 West a2d-s.. near tih-aVs.
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foro ard 10 the time when the South Americans WI
coast down the Andes and take theAr mo!h'"s O'"-
stituti onal on the bicycle road.
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After Schwab exhausted all the chambers OF
his revolver he walked into the kitchen and
threw the weapon TO the floor. When several
tenants rushed up the stairs and started to bring
the body Of his wife into the ROOM he raised
window and hurried down the fire escape. OF
fcer McMullin. who had heard the shooting. ar
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Counsel tie Carn0 at.O'..
once and Postonice Address NJ. IDon Row. n. l.
CITY.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
SOCIETY ANB PERSONAL.

Mrs: B. G Humphreys has returned
from Greenwood.
Captain j. n. Montgomery vas in
the city on Thursday.
Major VIM. Starting returned on
Friday from a business absence of a
week.
Mr.. |. Isenberg left for Hot Spring.
q few days sinee for the benefit Of bis
health.
Mr.. John Bowen was on the street
yesterday after weeks illness with
mumps.
Mr.. Mcintosh, clerk at the Valley
depot, Ia on visit to relatives in
Louisiana.
Miss Jennie Yerger returned on
Thursday evening from a short visit
to Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kltchipe.. of
Beulah, Miss, were among the visitors
to Greenyille this week.
Mr., viii Issnberg, who has been in
81. Louis for some time past, returned
houe on last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Anderson. OF
Sunnewer County, were visit ors to
Greenville during the week.
Dunbar Archer is laid low with the
mumps, and the small boys on Main
street are accordingly happy.
Mr.. w. Jewell left this morning for
short visit to the home of his brother
Mr.. j. ID. Jewell, near Lake Washing
ton.
| Mrs. Deason, the mother Of Mrs
John b. Scruggs, has arrived. and viii
spend short time In her daughter
pleasant household.
Mr.. Alex Henderson, of Runnymeds
passed through Greenville on Thurs
day, returning form the Leveo Boar,
meeting at Clarksdale.
Mrs. J. Carter Chappell. of Vicks
burg, after spending the fall aud win
ter with her sou, j. Henry Chsppell
left tor homo on Thursday evening.
Mrs. o. II. Perry, of Benoit, pal,
Mrs. Harry Smith short visit th,
week. She brings the good news ths
MIR. Perry, who has boen in st. Joseph
hospital In Memphis for some time,
now able to cit up aud will be at hom
next week.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
fhk RIVER.

In this issue appears the advertise
ment of the new Baird-Smith CON-
pany, one Of the strongest mercantile
concerns which has ever commenced
hle in Greenville. The firm IL The
successor Of the well known Startling
Il Smith Company, which has long
enjoyed public esteem. The new firm
Is composed OF Mr.. John II. Baird, of
Baird Station, who Is we'll known TO
the whole Delta as a man whose name
carries with 1t every assurance Of hon.
oraDle methods and business success /;
Mr. A. B Smith, of lndlanola, the
leading merchant OF SunHower Coun.
ty, aud who is as generally known in
Greenville as in his home for reliabili-
ty, solyency and high character, and
Mr.. j. ID. Smith, OF Greenville, who
has long maintained an enviable posi-
tion among the merchants Of Green
vile for bis business methods, judg
ment, and reliability, as we'll as for
personal character which places him
In the foremost rank among the city
leading men.
Messrs Fred j. Roth and Charles Il.
Muller, both well known aud highly
appreciated attaches Of the old firm,
will be found in their usual place.
With such names al lie head the new
enterprise commences Its career with
the assurance OF prosperous futus
secure In Its own strength and public
confidence.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
M. II. MAYOR,

The funeral Of Mr.. Harry Calhoun,
who so tragically lost his life III the
Planters Mill disaster, took place at
2 o'clock on Friday afternoon from the
home Of bis uncle, Mr.. w. E Rodwell,
and was attended by many who were
friends Of the family aud others who
sympathized deeply with the young
widow in her sudden and terrible af-
Fiction. Mr.. Calhoun was not un-
known ip Greenville, having spent part
Of bis youth here, and he will be ospe-
cially remembered as having rescued
a well known young lady aud gentle
man from drowning during the over
flow of 1890. He was q young man
Of most estimable character, aud wal
married only a few months ago to Misl
Martin, ofStarkville, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

Every msn who comes Into The
TIMES Office is attracted at once by
the handsome lithograpb Of the gifted
Taylor Brothers, aud expresses salts
faction at learning that Greenville
will have the good luck to hear
their inimitable lecture at the Court
House on the 11th. The male quartz.
accompanying them will also provo a
great drawing card, and it Is quite
sure that people will come miles to see
them, as they::used TO do in Japan to
behold the famous elbow Of kslishs.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

The pretty spring weather is a great
encouragement to bicycling, and the
streets each evening are thronged with
wheels. Many ladies and nearly all
the young girls of Greenville now ride
tho wheels, many of them very expert
ly, aud In every case with infinitely
more grace aud dignity than the men.
Why 1T, by the way, that woman sits
erect upon her wheel, which seems to
move itself, while q male rider bends
b alf double and appears to be exhaust
ing himself with hard work2
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
CLOTHING QUESTION

Is 1t all wool? Will 1t shrink? Will
II fade? Is 1t latest cutl
These are the usual questions when
you get q suit that appears worth
double what you pay.
Our answer to these question Is our
guarantee, warranting garment to
wear satisfactorily.
Meas and Boys SPRING CLOTH
ING. FURNISHINGS and HATS
ready for your inspection. Money
back ifyou want 1t.
WARNER Il SEARLES CO.,
Vicksburg, Miss
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
NOTICE.

On Tuesday at II a. m. April 9TH,
The regular meeting of the Cemetery
Association will be held at residence
of Mrs. W. G. Yerger President. A full
Attendance of the members is request
ed, and all interested ~ the improve
ment of the resting place of loved ones
friends, aud neighbors, are invited tc
Join iu this good work. II will fal
through unless our members Increase
Twenty-Five cents per month is asmal
sum 10 pay, even TO keep grass ant
weeds out from lots.
MRS. J. r FINLAY, Sccty.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
SOL. BRILL.


The ladies OF the Methodist church
will give an elegant supper on Tnes
day night, April 9Th, at the Phelpa
building, to which the public Is cor
daily invited The supper viii efii-
sist of great variety of meats, salads,
and sl the substautia delicacies tor
which Greenville houec keopef< are
famous, followed By ice cream, cake
and sweetmeats At O'Clock ID tie
afternoon Jack Hornef Pie'' ard Ice
cream aud cake will be served to the
children, which viii be full Of aelighl
ful surprises. All the little folks viii
be cordially welcomed.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
pncxr.nN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The Brsr SALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt khenm, re-
yer Sores. .Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chli
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptionf,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay ef-
auired. 1t Is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money reiuhueu
Price Is cents pc. box. For sale at FIN
tAY's pnuQ sToRE.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Having taught one generation,
now purpose 10 teach another.
Students will be prepared for col
lege, aud younger pupils will be thor
oughly instructed.
Glasses will begin on Monday, Apri
6. at No. $40 Broadway. No bad
boys wanted.
W. NJ. GREEN.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

The Carlisle Cooperage Co., OF Car
lislc, H., has moved Its plaut 10 Bogue
Phalia. II will hereafter be known as
tho Pbalia Conperage Go, aud is pre-
pariug for large business 10, convert.
ing The timber o thai section into
slaves and other articlss.-f, olivaS
County Democrat.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
SHAPELY HEADS

The beauty Of shapely heads and
pretty faces Is greatly enhanced by
Modish Hats and Fashionable Trim.
mings. In nothing so much as Mill
merry is "up.to dateness' so necessary.
We never lag behind. We always
lead, and that's why the ladies Of the
Delta regard us as authority.
See our Easter Hats and Dress
Goods,
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
FOR SALE.

Eggs from a choice pen Of Rudd's
Celebrated Orrocco Brown Egg Strain
Of Barred Plymouth Rocks.
$500 FOR SETTING OF 13.
And also Lamberps Insect Powder.
"Death to Lice.n
]. H, ROBB.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

warfare between the
|nd the unspeakable Cow
y perfectly amazing what
bovine nature has for Q
the thornier 1t 10 the
IS it; while no gate that
Ingenuity has yet bcen
vo is proof against her
ewdness.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
wilhelm & HExTER

Have just received a large conslgu.
oent of MATTINGS of all grades
and prices. Patterns aud styles direct
from San Francisco Come early aud
Inspect same.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

The Goyer Company will let tho
contract OH next Monday for their
large building near the Y. & NJ. V. de.
pot. The building will measure IS
feet by 270.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
An ex-slave owners registration bu-

An ex-slave owners registration bu-
reau has been established III Washing
ton, and is sending out circulars
through the south, asking people to
send lists of the slaves they owned,
with view of persuading the United
States TO pay for them. The ATLANTA
Journal thinks that there is scBzs fig-
ger In the fence, aud warns people to
have nothing to do with 1t.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

All kinds of Vegetable Plants for
sale. Leave your orders with STA .ling
3 Smith Co., Leop Levy, or Reve re &
Co. JOHN ATKINS.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
MEMPHIS RACES.

For the above occasion, April 9th
TO 25tb, the Y. & NJ. V. II. II. will sell
round trip tickets at one fare on April
9Th to Gath. Good to ieturn two days
after date of sale.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

The Anchor Llue steamer City Of
ST. .Loul, put off one thousand bar
rels of -four here yesterday.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

Louey LANCER has taken up his
abode with the Greenville Ice Com
pany for the summer,
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

Memphis races commence next
Thursday and . great many Greenville
people will 60 up to see the Derby.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

C.G. Bell has some good views of
the oil mill wreck OH view.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
bod Typewriter in first
bn for sale cheap.
/ SOL BRILL.

pf the Presbyterian shurch
heir friends ct the home OF
elson on Thursday at an
which was thoroughly
be guests, as are all these
rsceful entertain meuts.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

Columbus Washington, another vic
tim of the oil mill explosion died this
morning.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

A large crowd Of northern excur-
sionist took in the city yesterday for a
few hours.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
Benoit, Miss, Nov. II, 1895
Halls Hog Cholera Cure Co,

New Orleans, La.
Genta--We bave used your Cholera
Cure and find il an infalliblc REMEDY
We're SO well pleased with lhc iirsi tos'
that we made a second urde after our
herd were free from ihr Dis ase
Yours truly,
Brscon Il EPEAKEs
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

the handsome and taste
nent of Mr.. Frank Bin
tho public that he is re-
brate his removal TO his
; store in a practical aud
The goods that Bin
eau be depended upon,
ns need never fear that
pg inferior articles be-
3 is low.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

There will be no services In the
Presbyterian church tomorrow, and the
congregational meeting Is postponed
until some future time.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

BIZ Wine 10 unsdulterated
ctor should use II ID bis
has no equal for in-
mch
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

given by the ladies Of
prch in the Phelps build
Puceessful and enjoyable.
ID was present, and full
|ne TO the lavish provi-
8 which had been pre-
supper was not only .
ocial affair, bat 9 graft
financially, and the ex-
church Is richer by Q
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

a tribe to recover your
buy your shingles from
II. N. ALEXANDER
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

ior of tho Mississippi
erfully mild and good
J Spring. The rampant
hist realize that at last !.
master, and that 1t is no
kalnst Tom Catchlngs.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

Photos of the explosion at Oil Mill
on exhibition aud sale at c. G. Bells
Photograph Gallery. Only Soc each
Call aud see them.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

\ measles the chief occu-
kny estimable families at
humps is added to their
and in some cases both
once are giving people a
trials.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
Tor Rent.

|or uufurnished rooms
lout board, convenient
|oeaiion.
mo. 507 Central Ave.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

bst received a large
Daters for Men and
SOL. BRILL.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

,ect line of Gents Fine
land see them.
j. SEEGER.
G. Bells Photograph
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

II you are in need Of shave or hair
cut 90 to JOHN TURNER'S-the best
colored Tonsorial Artist In the city, at
lao Walnut Street. septe
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
ABSTRACTS

Abstracts promptly aud accurately
prepared. Address
II. w. BALL.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

|pt have any Easter we'd
/ known of three for 0c-
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

|White Oak or Pine Fence
|and l5c a piece, at
4 FL. N. ALExANDER's'
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

pal meeting of Elks held
y, the following officers
ted: Exalted Ruler, A.
dlng Kulght, Robt. Fort;
Z. Ii. Woolf; Lecturipg
Funk Esquire, Juo. X.
asurer, Us. Weiss /; Sec.
Bagley Financial Sec
March ; Tyler, M. Gems
ices, G. NJ. johnson, A
Goldstein.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
MEMBER

3 go to when you come
furniture and Household
LHELM & HEXTER'S,
y buy as cheap as you
is or Memphis.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

All Stone was elected Z. X. OF the
Elks on last Tuesday night.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
Rs LNB WEATHER.

flste frosts being about
5 apprehension from the
felt, planting is occupying
attention of the farmers
.et. Iu many places corn
sp. aud a larger area will
4 this and other foodstuffs
pected earlier IN the sea-
4 BUREAU FORECAST.
bnight and probably Sun.
able Sunday.
hnometer, o.
a. O.OC
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b PAPER.

aud best selection OF
Dir ever brought to this
e lowest prices, now on
HELM & H-EXTER'S.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
SHOES!


The most solemn os'
. calendar, was a bea.
pfing day, with bright
oi birds and springing
wers' Nature give no
pm that prevailed in the
Catholic and Episco-
hich we're attended by
r,shippers, aud distin-
slc ana ceremonies ap-
commemorative of the
vary.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
A Babv'A Life Saved.

"A bHDyb 1llo ohNeu'
'My baby had croup and was saved BY Shi-
loh,s Cure,b' writes Mrs. j. d. Martin, oi
Huntsville, Ala For sala by B. d. Finlay.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04
HATS! HATS!

I hare them IN neU
Spring styles-soH and
stiff. u.
j. P. GREENLEY.
The Greenville times., 1896-04-04

10 ! unusual Offer.
,si,a Throat and Lung Disease
is1,s For 70 cure, the cost price
- SAFE by B. D. Tlnlay.
.ne Latest styles Of
2 Bells Gallery.
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| line for Men,
. Children.
| GREENLEY Y.
The evening times., 1896-04-22
Give While You Live.

Few men can give as lberaliy TO charity
as did the late Baron Hirsch, but all men
who have large fortunes aud are at all
inClined to become the benefa ctors Of their
fellows can take pattern by his methods.
These were chiefly distinguished for TWO
facts He gave while he lived and he gave
systematically and in such manner as to
encourage diligence and thrift AMI dis scour-
factions have not ended with his death.
for in his will many millions will be dis
posed of in the cause OF charity aud be-
nevoleuce, but the fact worthy of being
speciallynotedis is hatmillions ercdspensed
by him every year under his personal di-
rection OF instruction.
Just as he had accommodated his vast
wealth by careful, systematic supervision
and close attention to business, so he dis
tributed it. He left nothing to chance.
Although his bencfactions were distribu-
ted over nearly the whole earth and though
the details of their administration was in
the hands of associations, boards or in
dividuals designated by him, yet he exer-
ciscd a general direction over them all
and made that the business of his life.
The result is that there has been no litiga-
ton over obscure or disputed testament
AIRY clauses, and that the millions he gave
for certain specific purposes were applied