The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1894-03-17

'uere. Entering tue popular JeWelry
store the old man calamity acquitted
himself of the promise, and then direc-
ted PolIy's attention TO the superior
stock Of silyerware carried by this
house. There is no other such house
in town. said the old man, and will
guarantee the quality TO be the. very
best Pick out your family clock while
here he added. Binder carries mag
niticent line. And don't forget anoth-
er fact he continued; should you ever
unfortunately need optical goods this
is the place TO come. Mr. Binder has
everything required to improve the
eyes and determine the necessary
glasses
by the way, uncle exclaimed Polly,
where can | go for dry goods? This
dress OF mine is hardly suitable, must
admit We'll, my girl, If you want to
select from one of tho most extensively
stocked establishments In the city,
will direct you to Leyser Il Hafter's,
who carry line of dress goods that
for variety and real value 10 seldom
seen outside the largest metropolitan
cities. They carry all the latest weaves
in fashionable dress goods, aud you are
sure to be guided right In your selec-
tions. You will find Leyser Il Halter
pleasant to deal with, while their prices
cannot be duplicated Thither they
repaired, and Polly was soon revelling
in perfect elysian Of beautiful dress
goods.
AT this point, mewhat to the confu-
sion of Charles, the old man INDUCED
in half serious criticism of his per-
sonal attire. You are decidedly off
style for a townsmsn,' said be, so we'd
better go back there to Leyscr Il HAT
ter's Clothing Department After
Charles had fitted himself out In neat
and late style business suit from the
piles of fashionable garments that COW
er the tables of this extensively stocked
establishment, Uncle Josh declared
that New you look like newly mar
ried man. Before stopping, having
found goods and prices Irresistible,
Charles also invested in complete ont
fit OF gents furnishing goods, from the
: latest style hat all the way down to .
J dozen pair of socks.
Obj calculated Polly, whose lnquis-
tive eyes had been taking in the Shoe
department, what a perfectly lovely
. slipperr Yes said Uncle Josh, that
stock can't be equalled in style and ex-
} tent In this section; look It over you'll
find that they handle the unsurpassed
! 'Krippoldorf, Dittnlann Il Co. goods
} 1t might have been policy not to have
! extended that invitation had not Uncle
: Josh known how wise economy II Is to
: trade at Leyser Il Hafter's, for Polly
found goods so seductive that she pur-
!, chased an outfit from satin slipper to
} a handsome walking boot, Charles in
4 vested in gents fine shoe, while Uncle
. Josh indulged in stout farm boot.
0 No one needing footwear, dry goods
0 or clothing eau resist the styles and
; prices offered by this popular house
: They are not to be undersold In the
9 State.
Q by the way remarked Uncle Josh,
as they reached the street, Il must run
D down TO the First National Bank and
g get another check book. Come with
, me and will introduce you to Major
James E. Negus, the president, for Of
b course you will do business with him,
J, and 1t Is always pleasanter to be per-
Q sonally acquainted with the people
: you do business with. This bank is as
| solid as the base of the universe, and
: has working capital of$lO0000. You
[ will find them ever ready to extend
: any accommodation with business
t principles. have done all my business
D with this bank for loug term OF
: years.
D oh, must have an album, Uncle
e JOSH exclaimed Polly, and yes,
I. and family bible with a reasonable
t large family register interrupted the
: old man, $50 we'll go around to Geo.
t f. Archer's book store. You will find
g many articles indispensable for the
parlor as well as the library there.
i And for variety they have an unequal
= led stock, and Polly's purchase includ-
s cd miscellaneous books, fancy station
n cry, (all the latest agonles) bric-a-brac,
8 Japanese napkins, celluloids, etc. To
i these she added a nice hammock and q
II sci of croquet. you see,' SAID Uncle
+ Josh, it is a real pleasure TO deal with
a Mr.. Archer, for his greatest aim Is to
e give satisfaction to every customer
IS We'll, I'll be dummed! = here put
y in the old man, looking after you
r young folks has caused me to forget
o some farm implements that Pm abso-
r lutely In need of. The best and larg-
d est stock is Kept by Hyner & Benoit,
where you got your stove. They can
s be depended upon for the strictest in-
/ tegrity even in the minutest details of
k business transactions. They handle
It the Walter A. Wood mowers, Avery
I plows, and In fact everything In the
9 line of Implements
i Il declare, Uncle, exclaimed Charles,
: there goes a handsome pbeton. l
:. must have one for the girl Get It
g right over here from my friends, d. d.
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