The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-09-02
0NENVLE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER is
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED,

=. ne old settlers Of Clay county. n.
hnois, held successful reunion
The New York labor leaders h.u.
Det their mustaehes on the resuIt =
the election. 's u
The German Baptist congregation a.
New York is expecting the end Of tbs
world Wednesday.
In riot at Cramp Hill, Ala. several
negroes and one white man are re.
ported to have been killed.
Villas and Watterson are most nror;
nently mentioned for nomination bv
the indianapolis convention.
Charles Stanley Reinhart an iIlus.
traitor of International reputation.
aied IN the Players club at New York
a msb atiaexed the Council Bluffs
high senool cadets in camp at Oak.
.Anai Ia The toughs were beaten off
Banker ST. John says he is not and
will not be candidate for the demo.
cratic nomination for governor Of New
York.
Li Hung Chang fired his cook be-
cause his breakfast was not served on
time, but he allows the cooks pav to
go on just the same.
Armenian leaders have given notice
to representatives Of the powers that
agitation against the Turkish govern.
ment will be continued.
Fire at Sheboygan, Mich. DESTROYED
100000 feet of lumber belonging to
Mr.. Charlton, OF Toronto. The loss is
about $50, 900; fully insured.
James Lloyd, of Clifton, Ky. was ar.
rested at the depot in Frankfort, Ky.
while attempting to elope with Mrs.
William Lowry, another's wife.
A dispatch to the London Times
from Athens says tha I the settlement
accepted by the sultan in the matter
of reforms in Crete virtually comedies
all the Cretans have demanded.
Edward Cole, balloonist OF Toledo,
o., was drowned in Maumee bay, off
Toledo, where he dropped with his
parachute. His companion, who was
80 ,D. ~, % ooao o"'" "''' was Sa'eu oy
,"e '' '0''
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Ssseu S.a p'.is sa'v T,, ~ wy ovun.'y % resi,
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nun, nJ. vi =, logan. ~ "e ueeu was con'
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my s'As'o'y ''Is. o eoa, , eA'ns'se ~. ana
s'o'e ou''ulss " oelan.ou' : d. Nv Nv
n'e, auu o.io'o , III, 'ne nanes eou,u oe
con'rol'eu 'ne pu,iuins anu contents .ln
'''s mere uahaseu 20 s,oo eae re- eA'e"' Vi Si'V
WV w., ,"ea'""'e' ''Oo'OOO'
ohciai .elegrains reee''eu u haari,
from zap" '"ehi pianco' governor ..
.ne ,ni,ippihe isianu', a ansounoe s', ,ns' .
i,ooo reoeis nave 'aAen 'ie ne'u aVains.
.he spanish lorees i1r sne PurPose vi
bringing aoo"' ''so'".'o"' :,
MRS, Ella refers, .he FORMER w'ie u
state senator W. ID, refers mas Drought
sun "' na'',uo'e' N"''' ~ "VV'VOO w. N",i, =,
ages against Mr' ahe mrS' ino,ua' ,,.', -,
ual'her, ~ . q oa's .. 1870 al,vsuu ''''' "
one society "o,ua" " ,, auo'no''
Information mas peen received at INC
navy department OF the appolntneh'
OF two colored boys rs caue's 70 .ne
Annapolis naval academy anu eha'
po'",ssr'" '"' w" So e.,-N,,.
pear lor 'he eh.rance eAa'n'''a''ou',
kudyard h'pling ana lamlly nave iel'
Brattleboro' w., Tor Engianu' whe1e
he will make ms nome ior an inuenni.e
period. Mr. hiphng gong Is reRte',
ted by the people oil brattleooro, anu
1t is hoped that ms stay soroau VIII o'
brief
LII Hung Chang, the Chinese vlceroy'
paid visit to the tomb OF ms ir'enu'
Zen. U. D uran'' ~ h',eis,ue' ~"
York, Sunday, and placed a oeau'liul
and costly wreath on tine casket ia.et
he called on the general w'uow' ne
sent his check for $500 10 the mauSo'
leum fund.
An expansion OF natural gas IN q
main near Michigantown' lnd.' caused
u terrlnc up'e"'e .. .l.. 4,
M hooe,. % ,';i,ad .nd sunt Thomas