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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
DAMAGE IS TRIFLING.
Fire in Pewnbic Mine Is Quickly Extin-
guished.

Iron Mountain. Mich. Feb. 22.-TSpe-
cial. Employees of the pewabic nrire
discovered blaze shortly after I o'clock
last night on the third level of the No. 2
shaft. The fire was quickly extinguished
by the men. The fire department was
not called out and the damage is trifling
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

bloodcd Piegan Indian. She is a sister OF |
Rev. G.. Bateman, army chaplain at Fort |
Belknap. AS return TO the school was
prohibited, Mrs. White was compelled to
apply for position waitress in a hotel
at Dupuyer to support herself and hus
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

Escanaba. Mich. Feb. 22-[SpeciaLD j
Albert Champ. 4 resident Of North Es-
canada. was fa.ally injured by loco
motive while he was walking on the main
line Of the NorJh-Western railway yes
ter,,ay afternoon. north OF this city. Ee
lived bur ! few hours. He leaves 4 wife
Ii C-e child.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
DONNELLY IS MARRIED.
Pretty Norwegian Girl Is the Bride
She was His Stenographer
for Two Years,

Minneapolis, Mimi. Feb. 22.-The mar
riage of Miss Marion Olive Hansen and
Ignatius Donnelly was solemnized today
at high noon with much pomp and cere-
mony. The nuptials were celebrated IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Supports SELF and Indian Husband.

Great FAILS. Mont, Feb. 22-Maj. Ful-
ler. asent Of The Rlackfeor Indians. has IS
sntG IN order prohibiting Mrs. Garrett
Whit' from living ~ the reserve. Ms.
White j tie wonag who. i month ago,
t-opel with ald married Waite. : Jul.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Was 90 Years Old Sixteen Rir,hdaxs

Pana, Ill, Feb. 22-Alex. W. Call,
an old and respected citizen of this place,
is dead. A popularity connected with
his life was that although he was SO
years of age yet he had seen only six
teen birthdays. having been born Feb
ruary - 1S2S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Found by the Tracks.

Racine. Wis, Feb. 2-[SpeciaL j
Coroner Stripple was called 10 Caledonia
this morning TO hold an inquest on the
body OF Otto Meimhart. which vas found
beside the tracks Of the Chicago Nil
waukee & 81. Paul railway. The cause
o. dealt Is unknown.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Taken TO II eloit.

Racine, Wis. Feb. 22-i Special. !
Marshal Appleby came here from Beloit
today and took charge of three men who
have been confined in the county Jail on
a charge of carrying concealed weapons
They are wanted in Beloit on a charge
of hreakin into store some time a go.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Epvorth Leagues Go Home.

Eau Claire. Wis. Feb. 21.-Ihe Ep-
worth league convention closed last night
with a meeting AT the Grand Opera house
where a union service Of all the churches
III the city was held. Rev. Joseph Smith
prea ched a sermon. Rev. d. 4. Hayes
conducted q conservation service.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Silyerthorn's Aceeptance.

Madison, Wis. Feb. Iii Special. !
The acceptance Of W. c. Silverthorn Of
his appointment 10 the judgeship Of the
Sixteenth circuit was received at the eS
ecut.re C.EGo today.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Government Lands III Hawai-.

The total area Of government lands III
the Hawaiian islands is fixed at l,TS2.-
800 acres. divided AZ follows: Nuluabl"
building lots 40 acreS; coffee, 1910
acres; cane, o5.i26 acres: rice, 9II
acres: government interest in hom"Steads.
2O.pr0 acres: grazing. AL 600 acres.
high forest lands 6Sl 2S2 acres; rugged
m0untai in tracts. 227 600 acres, and bar
rcn lands, 100000 acres.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

of the vcxing problem, involving the wei
fare of two great nations and the very eX-
istence of Il million and Il half of people.
His plan Is to have receivership for the
hankrupt colony.'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

Mushrooms are Eatve 10 al! temper
ate ,Cu.r..t.5 :. short grass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

\ Western man has invented = self
rocking cradle, in which 4 Spring motor
IS attached to 3 reciproeatin- arm AZ one
tld q the cradle. which is plvotei IN irs
----S aud -eV.s wiki The arm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

-Golf links have been opeued on the
grounds Of the Villa Pamphili-DoTia at
R0le.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26

The Medical Record tells Of J man
who was cured Of blindness by a surgeon
rema rkable for his unplepossesslns ap-
pearapce When vision Was fully L.
stored. the patient looked at bis beue-
factor aud said: Lucky tor you. young
mar. | did not see you before YOU oper-
ated. or | would never have given my
consent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
The Strong mine undOuhtedl

big proposition Of the Cripple Greek dis
trict. and if the present rate of production
is maintained the output for the year 1898
will rot fall short Of S5.O0tU1. which
will give the property FIRST place of any
god or silver mine in the state Of Colo
rdau
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-26
Death of A, r. Emo

New York. Feb. 22.-Amos r. Emo. Dro-
pris,cr of the Fifth Avenue hotel. died
yesterday. aged IS years. Mr.. Emo
amasSed fortune estimated al 1000
600 by operations in city real estate
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Circus Coming.


Sparks Big 10 and zoe Show
will exhibit in Greenyille on the
usual show grounds near the
Court House, on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon and even
ing's. Jan. II and y, Admission
reduced to 10 and poe
Circus, Museum and Menagerle
of highly educated animals. Aero
bats, Gymnastics, Contortionist7
and s funny Clowns, Fine perform
ing Horses, Ponies, Mules, Dogs
/ Goats, Monkeys and Elephants.
See our outside exhibition, q
grand free double Balloon Ascen-
sion. Parachute Jump and a higi
Tower Dive from a ladder 50 feet
high. is given free to all from the
show ground at and p. m, eael
day. Don't miss it.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
City Council.

The proceedings Of chief inter
est at the meeting of the City
Council Jan. Bird were the admini-
stration of the oath to new coun
cilmen, the election of officers for
the ensuing year, the acceptance
of the mayors new bond, the or
der granting SO per month to the
Kings Daughters, and the order
to advertise for lease of city pris-
oners.
The present personnel of the
city government is as follows;
VIM. Yerger, mayor. II, Will
czinski, II. Crittenden, A. Blum,
A. T. Torian, r. W. Tilford, l.,
Starring, Conncilmen. Jno' NJ
Lee, clerk and assessor; VIM
Quinn city marshal; Jake Alex
ander, city tax collector; d. L.
Mclean, street supervisor anC
sanitary inspector; W. 5. Brooke
NJ. d., city physician; VIM
Griffin, attorney.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Jevee w ork.

Scaled PROPOSALS will be received AZ
the office OF the Board OF Mississippi
.oyee commissioners, AZ GreenYllle.
Mississippi, up 20 O'clock p IN NJ OF
MONDAY, JANUARY TO- lo95, lor
the construction Of a levee near Homo
chitto Landing, Mississippi
The contents OF the proposed work
are estimated at 100000 cubic yards
The contractor viii be required 20
complete the work by the Isl Of March
lsgs, or. at his option, 20 put on not less
than 400 wheel blrOws or the equlN"
lent thereof in teams,
plans. profle- and specifications can
he seen and other Information obtained
al the office of the Chief Engineer az
Greenyille.
The price bid for embankment per
cubic ward Is 20 cover all work
Good and sufficient security VIII pe
required FOR the proper execution OF
tbe work. and names Of securities must
be- attached 10 the bid. A forfeit OF j
per cent In cash or certified check, Will
b. required. to be deposited with the
bid. ,,. a.
cash. ...a..
Bids must be addressed % the under
| signed. and endorsed proposals "
/ Construct Leyee. ,,
The right 20 reject any ana an O'us
| IL reserved,
Bv order Of the President
! w. J.. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
-S~
"Dodqe's Trip to New York,

The Henshaw-Ten Brock Com
panv who will appear here Tues
dav. Jan. 18th, in their latest
musical comedy Dodge's "Trip
to New York, come very high
" recommended. The following
notice of them, clipped from
prominent paper speaks OF the
coming entertainment very strong
"Nothing too Mandatory can be
said of this excellent company.
Individually and collectively, they
ore one of the best and absolute
" the most entertaining troupe
of comedians now on the road.
For when it is said that the come,
dy of noage's Trip to New York
/ is sprightIy and clean; and that
MI members blend as to the
character of their comedy in ac-
/ lien. in song and in terpSichoreaI
AGILITY. and thai their costumes
present pleasing and brilliant
picture to eye, nothing else re
mains to he said. Things move
ON so swiftly that never a dul
moment i, experienced. Mr.
Hcnshaw is one Of the few Gle
oant comedians free from artltl
cial methods and that arrogan
assertion of personality whicI
olive, one such tired feeling
Bv some means he manages no
to concentrate. attention upe
himself. but to subordinate hi
nerson to round cut the whole
Eyery individual in the cast
oiyen n chance to prove his or he
metal. And they do it with vi
and elegance. Its a good SHIN
push it along.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
A Charming Entertainment.

On January =. the hall of the
Yoapq Mems Hebrew Association
wastbroW6 open for the first musi-
cal and literary entertainment OF |
the series which will he 2eId N II |
during the present season. f2r |
months past the club have been
preparing their rooms for the use
of this pleasant social and educa-
tional association, and the enter
tainment of Tuesday evening was
the first of series Of similar
events which will take place in
their new home. 4 large and
brilliant company was assembled,
and the earliest part of the even
ing was devoted to pleasant pro
gram Of music. addresses and reel
tations,
A duet for mandolin and piano
by Messrs. B. Pepperman and A.
IIeidingsfelder commenced the
program. and was followed by a
graceful address by Mr.. Waldauer,
| President of the Association.
Vocal music was the next feature
of the program, the first selection
being a song by Miss Helen Moyse,
which was listened to with the
pleasure which her charming voice
{ always gives. The second nun
her. a vocal solo by Miss Olg'
f Bogen, was an artistic and beautl
{ full performance, marked by thu
faultless method which distinguish
es the singing of this gifted youn!
lady. An address by DR.. Jos
Bogen followed, after which Mr.
9 Blum, of Nitta Yuma, delighte'
e the company with an extremeI,
t clever recitation. The next fea
+ ture of the entertainment wa
i an admirably rendered violin an
/ piano duet by Misses Camille an
It Edna GoIdstein, and the exercise
/ closed with recitation by Mis-
g Minnie Rosenfeld which gave he
IS hearers great pleasure and eIlclte
e storm of applause,
Il The delightful evening ende
9 with dancing, which was enjoye
e for several hours after the close
L the musical and literary exercises
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
SCOTS SALOON
We have the only exclusive
" Wholesale Liquor House IN
tho Delta T. IsENBERG.
TRUSTEES SALE.

,r,,1 10 uEREBY GIVEN, THAT
" 49,. r,srrn WiIczlnski and JuIia
Nvilz,lnski executed their certain rus ~,
TOD February 10, 1891, recorded feuru"'' ~
,su1 Ip the office Of the Clerk oil 'he Cn AL"
curt Of washington County, state Oh .,9,
sfrpi TO Charles G.. CuTrleT, trustee lUi
,ii,t,rcp trust Company limited; and, whereas,
o,id charles c. Currier has in writing IeS IIs,
..otd trust and the said The Alliance trust
CorDanv limited. has duly appointed 'ue HS
s,hstitute Trustee and successor IN Husl y" ~
CHARLES q. Currier, and default having oee"
made in the payment OF said notes anu Iuuouse
ness due said The Alliance trust oou'pSn.,
Up,Ited the holder thereof having requeSVe" 10
80 r,als sale OF the real estate conveyed IN 4no
! nv said Trust Deed, in order 10 pay 'N'1 IA
debtednesS, l will, on
| Monday, the 31st day OF january A''o'
At the principal door Of the courthouse, IN ple
! C{tv of G reenyllle, in the County OIL M"su.N
non state OF Mississippi, between 'le Nu"'
10 am and pm, offer for SAFE 10 wy -
bidder for cash the following described ro1'
estate. The following lands in Township e'Snt-
. ten 1s, north. Range eight 8, west; NoTtH
{ ,,ost art-r of northwest quarter Oh oec'l'ii
Itch, iss. tho north half OF north hSl u
section nine 90; parts OF Section zen Wv
,>,l,,,ta1 os follows: Commencing at norlh'
cast corner of said Section ten >lu)' 'uu
MING thence west along the SeN'"" ~
tr,sntv-ntne lgag chains and seventy NV
RS, links. thence south thirty six 1867 chalhS
: mora or less 10 the point of intersection WIN
! ( Inc drawn from the northeast corner 10 INC
southwest corner of said Section ten 10 '"e"o'
= i rnnninp northeast to place of beginning con
1 tanning forty-nine ami nuety-tour oh'-"uu
dredths l49slIOy acres more, orless' AIS tu''.
, ,nencIna at the southeast corner oil saH 9eH''o''
Ian being the corner of sections nine ".
. tar IN, eleven an and twelve ll2) OF the saui
e rovnshlp and running west Sixty anu my
! - hundredtns .GC Fl -lOll chains to the cas-
. boundary of Section two 52l' thence norm "n'
II and eirntv-six one mn lrelths e6-l9o e''"'Hs
thence northeastclly ntty-lhret anu elsh'S "Ug
rTndrcdtb ia s1-luJI chains TO the noUh''s
corner of said section ten ,llo); thence SOU"
Tho bagfnning. containing two hundrel an
fortv-nine and seventy-tVo one'hnnure 'lh
90 ino. acres. more or less. The toloWlh
Iandsi in township nineteen OBJ; north, hanG
sirbt 81. west. Lot five 90, in Section twenty
i az, .a7, lot eight 49, in Section twenty-sx 20
p ! ,,,i half of section thirty-iour l5+), lots OF
L 4, ifrce .sr. tour .l1 five 81 six 90 and SIEVE
". i'm opciiou thIrty-n,u 80 and seventy -to'
,,d r,uroue-huudrydths .741-Ilol acres OIL We
side al Section ihirty-sjN s3if, containing III
te ,E.tacres. more OF less. situated in the 'oun
p. N washington, state OF AIississipp. All r'sh
r to,,fration or appra,se.nent d SAID r-aA ests'
= aurt ...f, of exemption, homesteH
enIau ~. redemption
(
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Notice.

Owing to MISUNDERSTANDING
with the other fellows, we have
found it quite necessary to retreat
from our erstwhile base on corner
of Washington Ave, and Poplar
streets, leaving most OF our anu
milton with the enemy, we VIII not
saw thanking you for YOU. gen
erous patronage and soliciting
\ continuance" because it does
not fit exactly, but this, that we we
mean to stay in Greenvllle tlll
many go and come back, making ing
a living by the sweat of our eye
brows as watch maker and en-
qraver, We want to say especial
" that we managed to get out Oh
this unpleasantness with all OF the
repair work entrusted to us s4cll
as watches, guns, baby ratties,
old iron, brass and rags, and tha'
on application to Mr.. W. q. \ er,
GER. Jr., or myself these articles J:
viii be cheerfully restored to then
riohtful owners. Truly,
WALLACE ARNOLD.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
y whereas Robert COhn executed his certain
Trust Deed dated March S, 1885, recorded MAIcA
@ 1875 in the onice OF The Clerk OF the ChEAcelJ
Court of Washington County, state OF mlssS-
sfpui. 10 Charles c. Currier, Trustee TOT AIoel'
4 Caldwell; and whereas, said charles u Sur-
rter has in writing resigned his SAID trust auu
Tho Alliance Trust Company, limited, noluHI Ok
tr,, fn,iabic mess secured BY sad Trust Dsed,
has duly appointed me as suhs1tu1o IIuSleo
and successor in trust to said Charles {. Currler.
and ii. ,tutt having BEEN made in the payment OF
eat. .. .etaud Indebtedness duo said Inc Az
li,pc.. trust Company, limited, the holder
,r--,.y having requested inc to make SAFE OF
r, rial csiat. conveyed in and by said trust
Uraa in order rs rs Sailiulrbtetrnss' VIII on
vo,.,lay. thc aIst day Gs January lsos'
t'., min .naI door of the courthouse, IN the
IN. u. U4,ttr,..Ir. tn the County Of washing
| i., >.a,cu. Mississippi 3ct"ccn the aours OIL
r....,,, and iplu.. nIeI tor sale to the highest
I ,.,lt., r.f cash, the following described real
! ..f+-,. rru,rast halt OF the east nalf OF lois
,,. g. iI.., ri..nt 10 in Section three 49, all Of
z.s-- u.s.. srvCn .0and e ght s., IN Sec
,.....t,r.t t,i.rasi hall of lots one n, Two p,
o.. .-.au.fuir "a. In Section four -; south
t.-ft.. ,.,t,nn ulnelecn sl9} lot three go IN
-r..lpt ra,i.y t-0J lots three 90, t"lr ~ anu
ey,. d, IN S elton tWcn'y-nne l2ll weS' nan o'
src,5.n tWcn,y.,wo GA and lot three in Section
t0a.t.v-Slx t2G1, all in Township fourteen U.s.,
M. in. Range eight 49, west, containing IN al
l6.s acres, more or less, situated IN the county
OF Washington, State of Mississippi All nsh'S
n v,ruation or appraisement OF said real estate
III RIGHTS Of exemption, homestead and aoWer
and all rights of redemption have Been walVe'
,nd conveyed in said Trust Deed, and the IN
dcr,igned as Trustee, will sell said real estat'
free OF all such rights or interests. SAID san
vii be made without warranty OF title An,
r. Marty TO whom said property, or any poruol
thereof may be struck on, must at once deposi
in cash onc-teuth OF the sum bid, otherwise U
| hid will be disregarded and the property al ono
Q ,sosered NC. WILLIAMSON,
" ass Trustee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Notice OF Administration.
{ STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
! COUNTY OF W ASHINGTON

/ STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
! COUNTY or WASHINGTON
All persons having claims
against the estate Of Brit tolrchlIti
deceased. are hereby notified that
letters Of administration ON sad
estate were granted to me by the
Chancery Court of Washington
County on December 22nd, lS'''
and ali claims against said estate
must be probated and regist.eiIe.c
bv the Clerk eff said Court within
one year, or they will be barred.
CHARLES HENRY FAIRCHILp,
Van b. Boddie,
+. y. Thomas, Attorney.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Inc at the Racket Store.

Ye thanh our fr1ends
~ Ike liberal pGtron-
ye oee.i owed on US the
'st year, and 1Ojshin, g
br Them, one ana atI'
k,in q the ne10 ye@r an
XMndance of happ1-
kss and prosperity, We
our best efforts
Il ,serye them eUen better
Urine the ni1O year,
1 The Baird-Smith 20
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID, Whitfield |
and handsome little son Bryan,
have returned home, after n pleas
ant visit TO relatives in Aberdeen
Mr.. j. A. McAlpine prominent
citizen of IIollondale was in our
city Monday,
DIR. ID. 5. Humphreys, Of
Greenwood, was in the city Tues
day.
Mr.. Maurice Bergman is in
Vicksburg this week.
DR.. +. a. Cheek, Of Arcola, was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Schwartz left
Sunday for New Orleans where
She will enter the Sophie-Wright
Institute,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee ; friends
are very solicitlous over the Illness
of their beautiful little daughter
Joan, and trusts she will soon re-
cover.
Among the visitors to our city
this week are Messrs. l.. NJ. and
III. II. Southworth, of Greenwood
and John b. and j. Wood Ihomp-
son of Leland.
Miss Evelyn Stewart, OF 81
Louis, who has number OF adj
mirers in our city, is eXpectd sun
day, to visit Miss Jennie lerger'
Mrs. Annabel Griffin and beau
tiful little Lydia, of New Orleans,
are visiting Judge and Mrs, Grit
fin and Miss Mary and Nellie
and her friends are extending tC
her a warm welcome.
For several days society ha'
been on the qui yiye over the
card party given in honor of Mis-.
Bessie Pope and Miss Greenley b,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. GreenIey OF
Friday evening Their prettt,
5 fb6me on Central Ave, was faiTIi'
4 abiaze win lights and artistlc9ll,
t decorated. Progressive Euchr
was the game, there being seven
+ teen tables gives evidence OF iii
g number in attendance, and ever
one seemed in the best OF SpirliL'
q After quite a spirited contest IN
# progressive prize was awarded
Miss Greenley--a handsome VII
10 aiqrette. The dainty little boob!
butterfly veil clasp-was cut IL
, Inv Misses Charlotte Brandon
a Marie Fox and Marie Pisero
rs \, Miss Fox being the fortuna
- winner. The progressive pr;
!. for the men was an exquisite $
1t YER watch box. Messrs. 7.
2 Love, Henry Starring and Al
Yerger cut. NJ. Yerger wo
n The lone-hand was won by N
ne sam b. Wilson, handsome I
i. ner cutter. MI. Robt. W. re
US had no equal(!) and was award
the unique booby-a family N,
is monkies, paper weight. The
to jiciors supper was then served
is courses and was dainty and tenn
:. inc. Miss Pope, the lovely GU
m of honor was becomingly gown.
lis and made as usual, a charmI
appearance. The unexpected
Ia rival of Miss Greenley from Lor
zee Vile was quite pleasant 5
his prise, for she has a number
49, friends in our city. MIS-. Gre
~ Iev's card party now is one
70 never-to-be forgotten events
this winter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
RFFNvlLLE CAN BOAST

Upon having now an es-
toblishment that has no
equal in any city in this
any of our citizens wanted
! Something extraordinary
in the
Adv or Confectionery Line They
/ Were compelled to send
their orders to New Or
NJ leans and Memphis, but
sow since A. Holzman adj
fwlled Confectioneries to his
business anything that can
n he had in New Orleans or
Memphis or anywhere else
u can he had here. :
4 Oscar LANCER who was Wit
s4 how'd & Mooney in Mem
MI his tor seven years is IN
charge Of the department,
I and he is known as an
4 artist in packing fancy
boxes,
4 VAL ospeRs RscENE
pRoupT ATgsRfloh
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08

Rsdgcs.v x - a sup'rlff
Grade of Whisk.es, Wines and Ciga's,
and all ,i.cy ark - u trial ir"" ~
nu,,,fc 10 convince hem OF lt' G.
Every effort VII be made to please ~ =,
vino ,n,cr their 20 r, and esp u AUG
occomndn,ing hnrlcndcrs Will hc io''"d
tc,a to fiji MI ori7rs IN the mos -
is,arIury manner.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
Patent Flour.

Tpvincible Patent Flour.
Banana Hams.
Orange Blossom Breakfast
Bacon.
Jersey and Creamery Butter.
Self Rising Buck v heat :.
Kennedy's Cakes, Biscuits Etc
Walter Bakers Chocolate and
Coco.
Chase & Sanbornes CofIeeS az
The Baird-Smith 90.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
HOnOrs to a GrsenviIle Boy.

lMr. Ray Toombs, whose career career
lShe Georgetown, Ky9 Go1 h;g6
n already been a source OF mgn
lt;6cation to his friends in
kenvilIe, has earned new lau refs
winning the oratorical contest 81
IRE the Ciceronian Society OF
prgetown over six contestants,
Which he was presented with a /,
lsome medal. We learn that
ldition to this he has been
itoriously appointed to a lieu
pncy in the military depart,
Ient Of the colleges, in charge %
|aptain Travis, y: s. a.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08
COTTON MARKET REPORT
THE BAIRD-sMITH co.

We have been favored during, the
past week with a continued So1u W
mand for cotton, our market cloSLilS
firm. The quality OF our receipts nus nus
been injuriously affected by the rains sLI,.
and good cotton is becoming uulll
scarcer. We quote:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-01-08

The suicide of Simon llernshelm
on Jan. 4th came as shoeK 10
this community, in which he |0%'
we'll known, both personally and
by reputation. Mr.. Hornshelm
was one of the most successful
business men Of New Orleans, and
ycputed to be millionaire lie
vas one Of the most active anduse-
FIJI citizens of New Orleans, where
his death is greatly deplored. lie
was 81 years old, and dependency
aver the death of his wife Is as
signed as the cause OF his action
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