The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1894-08-25
THE PLACE FOR wagons.
reporters Wilt TO the e'tarrlage Empo.
rlanfOf Olln o Shelby.

SAAA HAtlula
py iar the most imposing structure
IN Greenyille facing on Walnut Street
Is 'he carriage mandatory and livery
oi Messrs. Oiin L Shaby. The main
building is Of pressed brick, 200 feet
iroat, and $50 feel deep, with the cen
ire pitch in the structure two stories
high.
In a neatly appointed office the re-
porter met Mr.. A. NJ. Shelby, who
conducted him through the various
departments of the factory and the
stables.
To the right of the Office, with the
maln entrance facing on Walnut
Street, Ia the finishing room. where
The last touches Of the painters and
trlmmers are put on the vehicles. A
large supply OF farming implements
rom the works OF the Mansur & Tlb-
belts Implement Co., of ST. Louis, are
stored there, including plows, harrows,
planters, cultivators and mowers; a
number of farm wagons of Fish Bros.
make, of Wisconsin; and vehicles Of
all description from the Columbus
Buggy Co, Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Mansur & Tibbett agricultural
implements are considered 10 be the
most durable, and of the latest i'm.
proved patterns. They sell no shoddy
goods whatever, and Messrs Olin &
Shelby have no hesitaucy iu gusran-
teeing everything OF their make YOU
purchase of them.
The Fish Brothers farm wagon is
too well known to need any recon-
mendation. They make only the best,
and II Is the most desirable vehicle
for use In the Delta.
Orders are taken, aud shipments are
made promptly, of Columbus buggies,
direct from the factory, aud at prices
that will compete with the trade any
where. The Columbus Buggy Co. has
an immense trade in the South, and
their work always holds its own.
First class trimmers aud painters
supervise this department. They are
capable of doing any class of work
desired In the latest manner.
Fifteen men we're busily engaged in
repairing as many vehicles, of every
description, in the repair shops, which
shows that the firm have a large pat.
ronage In the counties OF Warren
lssaquena, Sharkey, Bolivar and Wash
ington.
A farm wagon Is made by Olin 4
Shelby throughout, from the hub tC
tho painting, including forged iron
trimmings. IL is the strongest wagol
that can be made and will last life
time.
All attachments for agricultural i'm
plements and wagons, of the patterns
they sell, are kept in endless variety
thus enabling the planters to purchas,
pieces here without sending TO tn,
factories, sverting delay, annoyanct
and unnecessary expense.
An expert horseshoer, as well a
blacksmiths and whoelrights, Is amou.
the equipments of the establishment
He is thoroughly schooled IN the want
and care Of the feet Of the equine, ant
always gives the best of satisfaction
as the largely increasing patronage o
Messrs. Olln 4 Shelby In this line ut
tests.
A convenient double set of tir,
ovens was noted, which is a boon {,
the wheelwrlghts.
A barn of corrugated iron, l50x5O
two stories high, is in the rear of thO
main building; aud Is perhaps Que 0
the most modern aud complete struc
lures in Greenville. 1t is arranged t
feed aud stable one hundred mules a
q time. BY system of connected
tropghs, water Is given to the stock q
one tine. Two covered drills furnisl
1t. The "band wagon tally-ho," th'
pride of the young people, Is stored II
this structure. The firm will have
full stock of Missouri mules houset
there this season, to dispose Of to th'
planters.
The livery stable Is conveniently ar
ranged, with large side ventiIators
plenty Of light, and was noted to b.
very cleaDly. There are twenty-five
| livery horses there for the present
aside from many which are stallet
with them by The month.
Vehicles of every description wer'
shown, for every purpose, includin!
buggies, dog-carts, drags, carriages
pb9tons, laudaus, toupes, etc.
The members of the firm are A. :
Oin and A. M. Shelby-both Green
vile gentlemen. They have been II
business for three years, aud their In
creased patronage shows concluslvel.
they give satisfaction.