The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1889-11-30
OYER TIE STATE.

The box factory hes on file orders
that win amount to $4,000. Cousid-
ering contingent ones, the business of
this concern ought 10 reach nearly
sss 600 before the shipping season is
over. The Meteor eongratulates the
on their suceess--Crystal
Springs Meteor.
At GreenviIle, Mississippi on the
Sunday morning before his arrival, a
collection was taken up for Rev. Sam
Jones individual benefit, which amoun-
ted to sass. On that day collections
for religious purposes were taken up
in Greenville that aggregated SlS,s2l.
Is there any other town of its size in
America that can beat this record =
Aberdeen Examiner.
The construction of Mr.. John Deans
residence, began Tuesday last. This
makes seven new buildings going up
in Carrollten at this writing. How is
this for town that two years ago was
pronounced deadg Verify we say un-
to you, that oil Carrollton will laom
up as one of the prosperous business
towns along the line Of the g. L. X. X.
Conservative.
We have not heard ANYTHING lately
about the Georgia Pacific engineers,
who 1t was said were about to begin a
survey through our county for a branch
of that road. We want a railroad
badly and a road would pay handsome
" from the start, aud il this Company
ever had any idea of building branch
in the county, we hope they have not
abandoned it, but will build it as soon
as possible.-Mayersville Spectator.
We are glad 10 learn from reliable
authority that the Board of Supervis
ors of Lawrence county are erecting
fine $4,000 iron bridge at Monticello
This is a great thing for the people Of
the good old county of Lawrence, and
speaks well for the enterprise Of thos'
people. The bridge is expected to be
finished in about three months. Ii the
people of Marion would follow suit
they would do wise act.-Summi
Times.
Chancellor w. II. Trigg opened th'
second days term of the chancer,
court yesterday morning, and dispatch
cd its business in his usual expeditions
way. Judge Trigg brooks no delay
and the courthouse telephone brough
many painting Nestors Of the bar t.
the courtroom in hot haste. Tn
chancery docket has been cumberc,
with stale cases for some time, but
being gradually weeded out by Judg
Triggs vigorous methods.-CommeI
cial Herald.
Jackson is improving steadily in va
rious ways, which is due in grea
measure to the generosity OF Grenad
in "loaning' her progressive and liv,
man in the person of DR.. p. w. Peoples
When the Doctor completes his reno
walton of Jackson, we hope to "bor
row" him back to arouse some of th
citizens of Grenada from the inactivit
into which they seem 10 be drifting
If any town In the State has NOR
valuable and thorough-going gentle
mau than DIR. Peoples, we have yeti
see or hear ofhim.-Grcnada Sentine
The efforts made this week to estal
hsh such an enterprise IA creamery
our midst have, we are pleased to So.
met with most substantial encourage
mcnt, on the part of our citizens an
and those of the community, whie
justifes the assertion that the creamer
Is an assured fact for the near futur
The benefit of a creamery to this con
munity, where there is so much bloc,
ed cattle and such good attention pal
to dairy ing, need not now be discussed
II opens market for milk, creates
demand and guarantees prices whel
little or none have existed BEFORE
Durant Democrat.
Mr.. August Boehnke at his me-
parlor furniture factory on South Ws
Street, is turning off some very pret
work. He informed a Banner report,
this morning that he had already r
ceived several orders fer parlor sci
and that he expected TO do a goo
business here. There is plenty
room for such an establishment and v
have no doubt that It will do W,
+ here. There is also room here for
q factory to manufacture the wood wo
Of all kinds of furniture, and we ho]
TO see one established, along with
number of other enterprises that a
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