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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

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ne Democratic nominating convention Of Joe Jayne Co..
very much Ike the the Rump Convention held 10 Ceenr two
the the difference see be-
regular primary convention
while the other regular convention wa 10
The willing allow the democratic voters Of the district 70
choose their leaders the mad because they that the Democrats
they could work And when they proposed
Cook AbaY and SOmefy they
received the the voice the Rump Convention
We loss know why the Hon. H. j.
MouT by this smonpue body which
she motion adjourn deprived him accepting the Rump Convention
IT, doubt the the committee for their birth
mark the committee well knows pie and It only that they howdy
log John Jim and Bill FOR to-day.
Again Mr. McLaurn could have consistently accepted he went teeth
Rump they selected Mr.
Henry regular and the nominee This
places Mr. Henry mn disadvantage he has to take most Of his
time explaining his listeners Mr. Cacngs then and
opposed him now, Mr. Catchn Of 1913 way changed from
CachBg &c. influence and In the
the ~ S. and to-day supports free silver while Mr. Henry endorsed him
before he did and Is such person this district needs,
would hurt Jeu they aeabout reached
through Anse the end Of their political in Mississippi where
the other hand Mr. Henry, having started will feel singing
very sharply accepted place the calf
slaughtered district Of his friends July only
sympathze with him in this trying ordeal he is making
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

1T like the Mississippi gone completely
peceswrecged by his cussednes" improper thing
natural with him doing right average
Indeed patriotic PneKnot Chief Executive uxuate
swell up pun permitted highly
favored official dereectOn The latest thing that
surface the ot this People"
contemplate conduct the George remains lying
state Jackson OF an the dirty and dgcef things Governor
NcLaurln guilty probably the most humb dis
graceful the following from ycsburg Herald Expresses we'll
sentiments
The relation in the Heads jackson correspondence
incident to the funeral Of the late Senator George will
by whosoyer read Publication while mpuQnauce
due all parties concerned representa- thing done
her due the citizens % know they may ezp
dress
that Gov Maun give the people sufficient explanation why
hs thing has baanaua why be did not draw his
nnt uHd cen ne Il ature provide for the
questions an Of reported saying
that there paying the his The Is
why In the Of NJ themf
mind when with the expenses unpsid he asked the
widow q the late Senator Wuth permit remains
Similarity
i e stange conclusion reach but will permit
that Governor caun unconscious Of the gng plude
the thing he has done pmit He True
sensbte But certain Of bis sths of outeng
public sentiment lacks motive incapable of FEELING
realizing
situation for @ssiaipp-o n Governor Is morally obtuse
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
MCLAuRIHlSM A
KIND or POLlT.
lCAL THISTLE,
HE PEOPLE OF every section Of the state 81
Mississippi should keep their eyes open and
understand well the 1,rtnclnlas {nvclvod and


GAl THISTLE understand we'll the principles involved and
the pesoo every political beat county district or
congressional district thsmsser.
able crowd undertaking the Henry
self clever gentleman social genial and pleasant nstru-
McLaurns The Henry place ia
that solemn and no convention prominent
Vile Of for aud belonging de The
there and other favored followers TRUTH the whole
mated by the brothers aided by company together b.
the cohesive public Spos Mr. Henry receive
os without ptng AS he said II put
new ones Mr. Henry receive McLaurns without
sustaining and Supporting heDCIaurns that way And
while we like Mr. Henry personally cannot win support any man
for ohce who will for anyway
Indebted 70 the Mcaun Tor anything equvcate and
neatly mouhed about IT, that crowd be suppressed Its influence
0cua kind OF Up shadopocal grass thistle
anything else that undesirable Shameless canscouess 1t
the duty o. every patriotic citizen against that
desires y hs duty do IL for the his duty to
stamp out posenc Isolate epe shoot outlaw KIN yote Every
good citizen owes 70 the everything rid IL Of dlson
% mmoa mcanne and that reason every good
citizen should see Y it that his vote VIII help gang
Some one may say that Hon Pat Henry help cInurn voting
oF MIN o course he can but % help But
wetn y ean hep i Or not il bis misfortune aud
Che people Of the district win McIn partial endorsement by
voting FOR Mr. Henry,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

EVERY FARMER in Mississippi and the today
~ state and the raising this
stiles Every unbrokn Of land their month";
turned and planted IN late and other
cotton continues every points direction
cotton Will hardly be wanted at price, while corn
bring good figures Again selling northern shippers
should be stopped keeping months
viii be small aud they will find ready very and
40 prices far above what they being paid them
hogs for atnng sheep hay corn etc.
their stock save their and they will only independent during
the war but will stay the hand which today going pockets
obbng everything buy that will before the end OF
the year millions
lnot the and demand
this greedy hand the South but the m0neyhangers
changes who that people live and so eyakt Let our
patriotic farmers this prove north that the south
can raise her meat and bread home and they
ponds viii that done When not before can our
people expect prosper.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

THEN THE of coming year open
M by the hands Of southern people and stand and gaze upon
nov beautiful picture viii behold
viii be s calling for the young the south the place
their fallen heroes upon the baefeds Cuba PHILIPPINES The
grand old southern mother and father by
tears o 81 again weeping they stand the gate kissing
boy good bye expecting again.
Be approaching
One that the doors homes and
victims To flee 10 the country the only escape
with the land the OF all the necessities life advancing and
receiving place the salary noble boy
the 85 80 ptance the private soldier will impossible
and their the old home they trusting
Providence for guidance and protection the dreadful uge
viii follow fever unless the farmers Of the south planted
Of raise their meat and bread the people, they
buy 1t from the north home will suffer the speedily
ended and the ~ aed and the object waged
starvation the glory
poor believe 1t Just
still like many editors
the south for while much Of the soldiers money will spent
south the hand necessity pits
the cribs Of Kansas the wool ] Ohio and the mills
New Hampshire and there good
that is that brings the father Of both sections
touch with another where they opinions by
for these many years false; and that
Yank the north both striving make this grand and glorious
country We pessm and when the future south
dark really believe IT, unless the president takes prompt action
passing the and the the southern preventing
spFnad OF the fever
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Aprop1s VI tile Industrial Institute
and College middle, an interesting
story has just come to light. At d
meeting Of the board Of control held
last week, 70 was announced that GOV.
McLaurin had asked the board for d
loan sufficient 70 conduct the College,
and the board had refused 10 make It,.
THIS was only partially true, The
governor made 40 application for the
loan, which the board expressed a
willingness to grant ia case Il was
stipulated that the institution be
conducted TO accordance with the
rider attached to the appropriation
bin which the governor had vetoed.
Gov McLaurin refused 10 accept the
loan On these conditions, maintaining
the position taken IN his veto. The
members Of the board we're willing to
mako the loan to save the the college,
but did not care tomako IL In the tlce
otaSupreme Court decision. Clarion.
Ledger
II the above viii not convince the
minds Of the average reader that our
governor cares very little about the
continuance OF the /. /. & G., or what
becomes Of 10 when compelled to ac.
knowledge his own mistake in order
for IL to yet the money necessary FOR
rs continuance, we can not tell what
win. AS we expected, he held
bis opinion above that Of the
Legislature, Judge and Supreme
Court and being SO weighty We can.
not See what keeps the crumblingcap.
itol where he stays from tumbllng
down There Is but one way we can
suggest that lie may Be induced to
accept this proposition Of Che board,
and that Is to promise him another
aTlee but AZ hapc ID viii be Id Ran,
yin 6 % was once thought more 81
taare than % has ever been since. 81
ell e lsain ia Mississippi
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
A STRANGE AND SHAMEFUL
STORY.

It has Just developed here that
the expenses incurred, in the name
Of the State Of Mississippi, ior the
lying In the State OF the remains Of
the late Senator James z. George in
this city, have remained unpaid for
the past ten months, and we're never
paid until son 81 the distinguished
Senator discovered their existence by
accident, In the past ten days, and
paid them. The facts Of the matter.
as obtained BY your correspondent,
are as follows:
On the lltb Of August, the day
after the death Of The Senator, which
occurred at Mississippi city on
August l3th, d telegram was sent
from this city to Mr.. W C. George,
IN charge Or bis iather's remains, BY
Governor 3IcLaurin, requesting .sin
behalf 81 the people Of the eatlre
state the body 81 the dead Senator
Be brought here and allowed to he
IN state 10 the capitol
Mr. George, then ca ronte from
Mississippi city with the body II Bis
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

M r. CAS LEDBErTER who Unexpectedly died his Wa.
ter Valley last week the universally young
IN that city Thrown into life with the responsibility mother
two sisters support he pushed aside all obstacles path
for hcm only noble could young man, willing afraid
work he respected and promoted by his employers Honest his
ngs true to his obligations and faithful his friends gained
dene and esteem IF the entire citizenship The closing all the business
houses Of the city his funeral day and the large
followed him his last resting place showed the love
cd there for him Words express sympathy
sisters on learning Of his DEATH He associate and friend Charley
but his deeds merry laugh years.
the hearts Of his friends and when decoration
flower will be cut by loving the grave Of this noble boy
HTC
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
TIE aREEHVIlLE
Dc gGRAT TIE
co ERNOR'3
BE ENBER.
he dRAENy1LIE DEMOCRAT thinks Gov. NJ

MI aesIT VIZ He GRBENYILLE DEMOCRAT thinks
1oNOR9 Laun could not have respected the wishes Of the
llFEFNBER Valley Rides complied prom
s call that companies would be permitted
name captain granting
Vaaman company without personally ayong
ardaman, equal logic
the governor called upon that gentleman regardless the
time place
III passing strange that with Pink Smiths auddpOon
ordinary would permit any body
for his paper II absurd body attempt defend governors
Cowary All this and feathers about nng being per-
McLaurn promised
Mississippi they respond
and Join the that each would be the right select its
captain pledge given they
company we'll they
they expected McRurn commission him. TWAS
him They but exercising inherent right which the
enor had himself conceded There nothing personal" about It, To
Insist simply the issuing Of the commission the tulfment sol
promise which honesty demanded should have complied
WITH The Valley Rifles elected captain The had said
companies might that The Water Valley presented cap
tain the commission rather asked the
governor refused COVER
Water Valley Rifles Mr. vdaman should
considered 10 that connection at all
why the matter further? The person would attempt
defend the absurd and contemplate conduct
daft and azcd BY prejudice and other considerations that
clear the noony aud the conclusion cyon they would
The defenders
present loud uphold his fauduncy
strong might
a cases fair and impartial judge defense usually very
properly, damnatiou che defended.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Information received here indicates
thatGcn, CatchIngs bus good chance
to carry every county Ia the district
IN the coming primary elections, The
lncScusable assault made upon him
day beiorcyesterday hasouly strength.
encd his cause and made assurance OF
bis nomination doubly sure ylczs.
burg Post.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

IrTE PUBLISH very interesting todays
w monweab from the pen Hon Bedso which gentle
makes very pertinent suggestions touching political
10 the Ord Congressional district Mr. Bedsoo ardent and
incorporating silver Iuaey Gen. Catcing and
gives good reasons for doing &C. The position Mr. Beds0e absolutely
improbable lie consistent reasonable sorespocting will
misuse the great American franchise fooshy Head what Mr. Bledsoa
mas say and whether shall be will
but there thing certain you HIS
0ulug
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

ASHAME " VEARE reliably Informed that McLaurn not
4 pay dollar Of expense Incident TO keeping
state at Jackson the the o. George
months the heirs Of the deceased senator very their notification
learned that these bills unpaid and paid them the history
state IN th Union has this parallel God being hope
that will Think daughters this great and
loved man being called the flowers
while his dead body lay In the capitol state dapng
the state house to show the people whom lie long
and so faithfully!
Gov McLaurn has contingent occasions
should have been Immediately especially requested family
allow the body ollie I'm state
From such the Good Lord deliver usyer
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

"The vote Of aa reprgs rtatiye Is
not bis own, but Of Che people who
sent him there and gave it to him.
Pat Henry
And still the above gentleman
jumps Oh to Catchings Tor voting FOR
silver, claiming he was forsaklng biz
principles for oaice, when the conyen-
tiou that nominated himaskcd It. We
would like to know how Mr.. Henry
saved ais own principles when ~ IT,
cepted The place as delegate Of the
Yickshufg Convention, to endorse as
rank ! gOld.bug as be says Catchlngs
Is being q strong free, silver man as he
claims 70 De- it looks IKE 4 case Oh tie
kettle calling the pot black.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

We publish this week the proceed
iugs Of the Convention held Ia Green
Vile which nominated Mr. Catchlngs
two years ago, as published In the
New Orleans plcOyune of May 18th,
1895 twin, no doubt, be interest.
Ing reading for most OF the people Of
The district
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

IrTEN NJ Jas X Vadaman addressing Valley
his retirement captain, the
names Mr. NJ Kuoz and H. offered for the place where
upon Mr. Knox who the had done the
wards organizing the company and thanked gentleman who
ed bis but the asked Withdrawn he felt
that the had already hoBod the he held and
that Mt Jones be elected unanimously noble and proved
10 was Of duty than that this young
man enlisted Such young q an @ any state.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Hon, Luther MansbIp, the talented
and blg.heartcd MlsslssiDpian Is ar.
ranging to give an entertainment in
four Of the largest cIJos OF the state
for the benefit Of our Mississippi regl.
ments. II lisa noble act on the part
Of Luther but only Of such is he capa.
Die Of doing Let the people Of the
cities do their part and It win be a
success
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

"CATCHRaS AND THE ER HENRY his speech Greenwood
TELLER REsnllTlBrn wv charged Catching
with not voting for the Teller Be
olution Replying to that the esteemed VcSsbug Herald says
The Record Of Jauna 1885, a history the Teller
luton pages 358 TO 35 inclusive, II Mr. Henry viii
win dnd that Mr. Cahug and need been paired
the The last or the enumerated pages aye
vote and the paired members The list Of the not bear the
MI Gachng present
VOTING AYE 'M Reed would permit be debated
what could he
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

AIr It L. Maxwell, of louisiana, ID
in the city to-day lie is an earnest
advocate Of Catchlngs reelection Ia
congress- and states that 90 member
from The South Is more valuable to
the people Of the Mississippi Valley
than Mr., Catchlngs Vicksburg
POST
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

u looks Ike the Henry papers arc
wanting tlcpeuple 10 believe that Pat
hes crowd everywhere he speaks.
We think DC will need 10 worse on
Jolly nth, but we look for them then
to say 'lbc crowd stayed mt home
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

The New Orleans piaayune furnish
ed its readers tu Mississippi with q
fine roast for breakfast last Monday
morning. II was cuJ ont ofour great
Roycruyrand was rare and spicy
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

lfaIl the papers 10 the state that
condemn Gov McLaunus late ac-
tlous and the election Of Pat Henry
Hrc gold bugs, we must throw Mp our
hands and cxcIHim, Great Master,
hOw they have multiplied "
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

After July Iltb Nr Hcury viii be
ready to accept an Office Zee the the
immune regiment lie can get IN on
the ground Of being a political I'M
munc. If not q Gcyorone.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

TWO PLACES coast McIIenry Ucu
cases Of yellow fever The health Officers doing an In their pe
prevent t spreading special guard placed
The fever exists and board feels confident will spread
other places strong quarantine placed city
Us spreading other points But th should happen people
should ready o
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

King kenny The VI said, "Wc IRE
advertised by our loving friends. +"
Wonder II candidate Henry Of Flcks-
burg don't think the same thing
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Ladies', yon can get something
cool at
JoE STEMS Restaurant.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

JAS. x, YARBaMAR, = = + : EDITOR
b. = CROSBY,
LOCAL EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
Cbe Commonwealth.

rgHl7suEu EyEHY rHDHY
Cbc Commonwealth publishing CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an execution, No. l7l0o, issued
from the District Court of the sixth Judicini
holden In Providence, within
and for the county OF Providence, dated
january Sth, A. d.. 1898, and returnable TO
said court April 9Th, A. d.. 1898, wherein ~.
x. Phole Of PROVE ence, within and Tor the
county OF Providence and state or hhode
Island, plaintiff, and Paul j. Aust and George
/. Nschtrub of Providence, said county and
state, are defendants, will be sold az Public
Auction at the sheriff's ONCE, In the Provi-
dence County Court House, corner. or College
and Benefit streets, in said providence and
state of Rhode Island, ON SATURDAY, June
25th. A. ID. 1895, at IL o'clock noon, all the
right, title and interest the wfthin-namcd De.
fendants had ut the time OF the attoohrfent
Of the same on the original writ. to VII,
October s0th, A. I. 1857, at 8 o'clock and "
minutes a. m.
Five Isl certain lots Of land with all the
buildings ard improvements thereon, STU
nted in the town of North Providence, state
of Rhode Island, laid out and designated as
lots number seven lD, eight lS). nine lg),
ten (10) and eleven l11), ON the seaman Flat
at Lymansvile, North Providence, X. J.,
plated May, 1885, said plat 10 duly recorded
In the Town Clerks Office Of said town, ref
erence thereto being hao.
Levied on this 10Th day Of March A. d.
1893, ut IL o'clock a. m :. and will be sold to
satisfy said execution n Sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES
je2 thu-4t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue of an execution, No. $50, issued
from the Common Pleas Division OF the su-
prcme Court at Providence within and FOR
the county OF Providence. dated October ivth;
A. ID. 1887, ard ret lrnable TO said couit Atril
18th, A.. d. 1895, wherein John Il. Mccann Z
the city and county OF Providence ana SUI
OF Rhode Island IL plaintiff, and Mary A.
Manchester of East Providence In said county
of Providence and state aforesaid. 10 defend
ant. will be sold at Public Auction, at the
shsrif's Office. in the Providence. County.
Court House, corner OF College and Benent
streets. in said city and county Of PIovidences
state aforesaid, on SATURDAY, June E0th,
A. ID. 1878, at IL O'Clock noon, all the right,
titlo and interest that the within-namcd de-
fendant had at the time OF the attachment
OF the same on the original writ, viz, may
10th, A. d. 1897, at 2 o'clock and 10 minutes
d. m, to wit: That lot Of land with the build
ipQs and improvements thereon, situated on
the southorly side OF Washington street, In
the CITY OF Providence, r. ], bounded north.
erlv on said street forty (tUl feet, easterly
par,ly on the Jacob II. Thurber estate and
southsrly on lapd Of the trustees of the estate
OF Daniel Paine, and westerly on land OF
Isaac >. Cole, and containing about 1000 squa-a
feet, and being the lot now numbered VI
on Plat No. 70 in the Assessors ONCE In said
city.
1895. at IL o'clock and 30 minutes a. m, and
will DO sold to satisfy said execution. ~ sum
cient. ALBERT ,.
ie2thu-4t Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-16
BRISTOL.

The building COMMITTEES on the new engine
house for the Hydraulion Engine Company
held . meeting last evening and examined
bid from various contractors.
The Bristol baseball team will go to Pascoag
ON Saturday next and play with tho Psscoag
team.
Miss Mabel Easterbrooks, with her pupils,
Is arranging TO give . musical recital at
Poksnoket hall.
Henry Jose, while chopping wood yester-
day, cut his foot with an axe In n most SER
ious manner Several stitches were taken In
order to close the wound
The rubber works are daily increasing work
On gum shoes and CATERS, and expect to be
making by July I. {, 1000 pairs daily
Mr. Charles W Bowler broke the record yes
terday, taking n tsutog ct the Narrows
weighing os< pounds.