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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
BENNY ROSS DEAD
Familiar Wichita Figure Has Passed
AWAY

A special to the Eagle from Vinita, I. T.,
says:
Benny Ross. the little hunchhack negro
porter whose face was familiar around
the leading hotels of Wichita. for many
years, is dead. He fell dead yesterday as
he started to cross a room. Heart disease
was the cause. lie will be buried today.
He came TO this country some three OF
four years ago to claim his right in this
country as a freedman, but up to the date
Of his death he had failed TO get on the
rolls although his mother and sister are
on the rolls. Benny said short time be-
fore he died that he would like to go bach
10 Wichita, but he had lost his diamond
pin and good clothes and could not stand
the embarrassment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
THE EMBL EMATIC BIRD
4 Fine speciman of the Bird of
Freedom

John Sisson of Hayesville killed an
American eagle on the Cowskin near his
home, on Tuesday morning. He measures
: feet and inches from tip 10 tip and
weighed when shot about Il pounds. Spec
linens Of the bald, the grey and the gold
en- eagles have been killed In this vicinity
from year TO year. but Mr.. Sisson brought
down the finest specimen we have ever
seen. His head Is as white as snow. as
also his tail feathers. his plumage other
wise perfect. The bald or white-headsd
eagle is the emblematic bird Of America.
but is no longer nearly 50 cannon as the
grey eagle. Mr.. :. expects 70 have his
Bird Of Freedom mounted and when
seen was on the hunt for a taxidernist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
BALL PARK FINISHED
Kansas City Blues viii Play
Here April SO.
EXCURSIONS TO BE RUN
Mayor of Guthrie Asked to
Pitch the First Ball.

This evening at o'clock the new Wich-
tia Baseball park will be finished. The
fence will be up and the workmen Will
commence at once on the grand stand and
| bleachers. Mr.. Alexander yesterday re-
ceived two letters, one from James H.
Manning, manager of the Kansas City
Blues, and the other from Mr.. f. C. Ban
croft, manager of the Cincinnati National
League team.
Mr.. Manning said that he could bring
MS team here for two games on Friday
and Saturday, April and 9. Mr.. Alexan-
der Immediately wrote him, telling him
TO come. The games with the Blues will
be the formal opening OF the new grounds
and the season. The Eagles viii be pit
ted against the Blues. As Mayor Berkey
Of Guthrie gave the club their sobriquet,
he will be invited to be here at the iAdal
game and TO throw the first ball over the
rubber at the call of the umpire to play
ball"
The letter received from the manager of
the Cincinnati's is as follows:
'SanAntonio, Tex, March Il.
u. E Alexander, Esq, Wichita, Kan.
Dear Sir:-Owing TO our going north
over another route and all dates being
filed, it will be impossible for US to play
in your city this season. 1 am glad to
learn that Wichita has a good bail park
At some future time 1 hope we may be
able to cross bats with your team. 1 re-
main, yours truly,
(SippadA tsES n IoANrI nEeu
Manager Cincinnatis."
Mr.. Alexander has made arrangements
with all Of the railroads entering this city
to run excursions for the Saturday game
All of them have agreed to run excursions
on that day for a one fare for the round
trip. The bringing Of the Blues here will
necessarily entail considerable expense
and everything will be done TO have
large crowd at the games. The grand
stand will have a seating capacity of 1000
and the bleachers will accommodate as
many more.
The uniforms of the team will be of gray
flannel with maroon trimmings and red
stockings. Across the breast in red or
maroon letters will be Wichita" Just
under this there will be the figure of an
eagle with its wings outstretched.
The personnel of the Kansas City Blues
has not as yet been received. The Eagles
in the first game will line up as follows:
Cheatum, catcher, Kingman; SEWERS,
pitcher, Newton: Patterson, first base,
Ohio league; Clark, second base, Wichita;
Van De Work, third base, Belle PLANE;
Flake, short stop. Kansas City; Patterson,
right field Ohio: Johnson center field
Nebraska; Riggs, left field, Argonia.
In the second game which will be played
on Saturday, Cashard, of this city, viii
twirl the sphere. while Swaby of McPher-
son, will be the receiving end of the bat
terry. The members of the team are most
of them here and are practicing daily and
are showing up wonderfully well in the
preliminary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
WATER FAUCET CRACKED
small Flood In the City Building
XRSfardaU

Yesterday afternoon water faucet on
the second floor of the city building broke
and small sized flood was the result
The water came through the ceiling in
the police court room loosing the plaster
and making a big muss. Plumbers were
finally secured and the water was turned
eff, not, however. until after several dol
lars in damages had been done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17


a r. Neal B. L. Keenan,.
Finlay Ross. +. 3. Jewett
Harry T. DERRICK. Thomas voss.
J. NJ. Chain. J. NJ. MinIck.
". s. Pierce. J. B. Glenn.
]. W. Dresser A. J. Weaver.
g. W. Berdine. A W. REYNOLDS.
II. 4. Bissell. ". s. Rogers.
W II. Yazel. 7. ". Adams.
L. s. Naftzger. ". A. Belts.
Rudolph Hatfield. Z. E Fitziatricb.-
NJ. w. Keohane. P a. Rohrbaugh.
a J. Myatt c. A. Clayton.
NJ. r. Diver. O. C. Eckstein.
6 s Ashbaugh. c. NJ. Reed
q. z. Smith. s. y. Bridsman.
]. II. Snyder. Z. T. Lawrence.
J. F. Shearman. J. ". Dunbar
] :. Beckwith. Fred /. Bell.
jain r. Lewis. y. r. Dewey.
NJ !. Lloyd. J. II. Brown
F. II. Brown. Murray Myers
c. NJ. Irwin. ". b Throckmorton
n. V. Donley. J. L. Papes.
Lewis @. Jones. O. G. Jacobs.
Earle ". Evans. A. II. Jackman.
H. T. Kramer. James Beard.
s. G. Mills. J. a. Dodds.
r. Vreeland. E L Spencer.
9. W. Mccoy. C5cs. ross. Jr.
Chas. ?. Mueller. A r. Gore.
r. II. Mundeveuo J r II King.
q. w Jones. c E Burrows.
ThoS. c. Wilson. r. c. Jackman.
L. F. Cochran. T. B Wall
J. w. Shreve. W. ". M;nick.
F r Marcnant. II 4 Post
". 7. Post A. G. Walden.
f. B. Walden. A. II. Geissler.
Il H Downing. {. > ~orner.
L. NJ. Cox. J. n. himeI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
Th aa1ieha Daily eagle: Thursday glorimo aala
J Paine's
ICelery
compound

Is not a patent medicine 1t is
not a sarsaparilla; it is not a
tonic; it is not a nervine; it is
as much better than all these
as q diamond is better than cut
glass. It is the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17
SMALL FIRE YESTERDAY
Fire Department Called to Mr. Schaf-
fPr's Home

The fire department was called to the
home of Mr.. A G. Schaffer al 1016 South
Washington avenue yesterday at 1870.
The blaze was caused by defective flue
Very little damage was sustained. The
fire was put out with the chemical engine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17

The invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Dr.. c. A. Mann Of Kansas
City. No. formerly Of Cheney, to Miss
Emma Richardson OF Belmont. Kan. On
March q, at the home OF the brides par
e7ts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17

To let offices, rooms or houses,
to get a partner, to sell your bust
ness, in fact, to buy, sell, hire or
rent anything, put your Ads in
the Want Columns of the Eagle.
1t paws best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-17

NJ great man ever lad t1rse % play eflscs.
80 ia tAe middle II tbe day. - Atshsaga
Globe.
ket ssufed taat i Yosz ns.A.essis g..d
sar s.li theg vill - szala-S h 49,
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
PRIZE LONG STAPLE COT
TON SEED,

Several years ago stalk OF
lone staple was found in field oi
Kmq Cotton. Two springs ago
secured scmo of these seed, and IN
tbe fall of 1896 | was awarded the
first prize Of Sl50 at the Nicksburg
Fair. and sold the bale at 10 cents
q pound. Last spring after inc
high water went down | planted
this cotton again, and on rich land
K made lust as much, and ripencd
as early rs the most prolific short
staple The Vicksbug Cotton
Co.. sold this cotton TO- me as it
was picked by ordina y tenants /.
over The whole planta IONS at ~
cents when other cotton was sell
inc at b. The length of staple is
n iaches, and it has a nall seed
| can ship by boat ON the Mlssis-
sipri River. ! have a limited
quantity of extra pure 'eed which
I will sell atyeryreasonabIe rates
SAM Il. LANES, Mound, La.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
OLIVER CLIFTON.

It IS gratifying to the numerous
friends of Hon. Oliver Clifton,
former clerk of the Supreme
Court to learn that he has been
appointed Claim Agent of the
illinois Central r. r., main line,
A lawyer by profession and Of
substantial intellectual powers and
discriminating judgment, he has
the ability to discharge the deli
cate duties which his new place
will devolye uI on him with salts
faction both to the company and
the public with which he VIII
come I'm contact.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
GPEENVILLE EN- FElE,
RRSRN DAY
The Cly's Welcome to a Distinguished
Visitor.

GreenvilIe has seldom presen,'u
a gayer or buster scene than 'na'
when greeted Mr., Bryan on ms
arrival Mt noon. Great crowds OF
neonIe and carriages thronged the
streets. which we're brilliant "ith
bunting and decorations. and all
most all other considerations were
laid aside in the general determ'-
nation to make the occasion
festal one.
Mr.. Bryan arrived al l2;3o' ana
WA. met by the committee OF re-
ception. the Delta Guards, and Il
Great train of people and carriages,
and escorted with music to the
home of his entertainer, Mr.. Van
B. Boddie, where an elegant I''nch-
con was served.
At 2:3o the first address was
delivered in the great tent prov I.
ded. the subject being Money
and wa, heard by an immense ano
pppreciatiye audience. Mr.. Bryan
is a strong andtnterestjng spo"A..'
possessed OF the subtle q"".LN
called magnetism imam uncommon
degree.
ANOTHER lecture will be deIiy.
cred tonight at 5 O'Clock, the sub.
iect being Free Coinage. The
citizens of Greenyille. irrespective
of political preference, united IL
doing honor to Mr., Bryan as
distinguished visitor, and mal
whose abilities have won for hlm
large following The reception he
met with in GreenviIle was one o.
which any public man might wei
be proud
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
Lluhts and Sewerage.

notice IN the columns of your |
naper reference toa scheme Tor
ownership Of an electric,
lighting plant to take the place OF
thc private company now furnish
inc a comparatively good service
to the town and individual eiti-
zcn,
How h sane ciGzcu can !. an
instant contemplate advocating
such a change with the peremptory
necessity for sanitary reform star
ing him in the face, is beyond the
writer's comprehension.
In the first place municipal
ownership Of lighting plants, rall-
roads. etc. ismdemocratlc mdun-
reasonable. The history OF such
undertakings in this country Is one
OF corruption. mismanagement and
failure and the piiing up OF
taxes,
The citizens whether they used
fine Ifuhts or not would be taxed
TO pay for lighting bar rooms and
stores that are kept open aV
III rTo ,',' ~, ,;osto made by the mayor
Hq lss ',,iayo ni,% aoyornment is un-
"n' 'aIll S',I S'' rS50rrcct and mis-
m M. l.sS'N"''' 'Ii',>. '''> W.
l'"O'l1' ~ ,,,,,. -. ,,o,. I,,nn was cbarg-
:, .'l ,.','., letl, ~ .f tba amount Of
aIcrt,3ritv u4ed many residents
e'g,'.i1',l ,,..,Ii sl,t,aI, "ir nay more Der
,,o,,tt moutI ,bs" G,, fi,, do under the
nun, .'.op,,' ,,,"@ rs,r,n,c g''.'
~. .,.'' ! w : M ,l :. not now elcc-
" ,.',}. ..', " = h,,t nl,', ,,nilary measure,
.'u '' ~ '' o g' action in regard tc
S'-'. -. ,aasf drains. and
. ,s.r.sgs sanitary n. Inspection; The
ui, Gnos ali cess pools, vel.
ll,I! = . q e., .,..,,,I o, orro,,n,zaf;or
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
NOTICE..

BY order of the Board of Super
visors. sealed bids are invited to
he fled with the Clerk on or before
8 O'Clock a. m, Of April 4th, 1898,
for building, according to plans
and specifications now ON file IN
the Chancery Clerks office, a
bridge across Deer Creek, at War
saw.
The Board reserving the right
to reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand, this Ith
day of March, 1898.
T. Fl. HOOD, Clerk,
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

The functions Of Il muhIeipaiLLE
are 10 govern and control 10
Govern successfully requires that
the ruler shall be wholly disinter-
ested. Ownership implies the
greatest self-interest; therefore
the two propositions are directly
antagonistic.
By municipal ownership the
city abandons the governing
mower for which it was created
and enters into competition Wlth
It's own citizens, taxing their
property toraise funds to be used
in destroying their business,
There are many things which must
be considered in connection with
an electric light plant. When a
citv undertakes to furnish Its own
iobts it assumes all responsible
ties ana contingent liabilities con
nected with the operation OF one
of tbe most dangerous and com
nIicated business plants IN The
world, Under this plan, when
an engine. dynamo or other ap-
,,o,o+,Is wears out or breaks down
tbe expense must be borne by the
city. If person is injured ol
killed it Is the city which must pay
the damage. When Lightning
wrecks the dynamos, or storms
destroy holes and lines the city
must pay for new ones, all tn'
expense Of the taxpayers
It is foreign to the purpose TO
which the city government wa
organized to enter into the field o
snecuIation or commerce. There
is no lust reason why the clt,
-bouId undertake this form o
business any more than other
which have always been conducte'
bv private enterprise. If ther
he anv advantage to the lnhabI
tants in furnishing electric lights
coal. wood. or ice on a large seal
at the risk of the community, an
ON what has been called the &C
operation plan, it is doubtful ]
t5is exercise Of municipal poWe
was contemplated as one OF tn
end, for which the city govern
ment was established.
Cities, in operating large pubii
enterprises always pay i'er'
salaries aud wages, but do not g
asa rule as efficient service a
nrivate concerns. There Is a con
tinuaI menace from political IL
auence when there Is large pa
ronage to distribute that at an,
time is likely to cripple the Ell
cheney Of the service.
The best statistics and opinion
we have on the subject show tina
tba management Of electrica
plants by municipalities cost moI
than by private companies an
that it is more economical for tn
CITY to purchase the lights troI
a private company than to pro
duce them.
A few instances Of the failiur
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
NOTICE.

Parties having Improved
Delta Plantations for sale will
find it to their interest to com
municate with me, as | have
inouirv for that class Of realty.
q. W. MCGINNIS.
Port Gibson. Miss.
Formerly Land Commissioner
L. n. o. & T. Ry, and ASS t
Land Commissioner Y. & NJ.
V. Ry.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
A POlNT MET.

WV
r,.,;nt oooint municipal
.sI =, 'o,' nf ~ electric LIGHT system
'''''G' y ho'oboroo that in the
: i'l',, ,,,, o,tios tbe pIant has
: I"s, Va ,,,,,, , ~ tba interest Of local
''T:. I!.;.' -, r,tbor tban in that of the
,,I,i. H.. MANAGERS are apt to
it',,,I,,.+oJ for tbcir "pulI," and
.,,.,,a,,t' ',.oforopco TO their ability
" '',, HWY, .a,.L =, enterprise, the
=: ..y,go,.ina va from the natural re-
w, stL,;, ;onoronce. incompe-
''''' '- III 'oIfSgooI,;ng character.
'.''0N ' :..t a;+i,or an advocate
:, cl.;.;,,,I .,rt,,l bo, reouestod
,la ,,l,Iication Of the following
,.t,.d,g Wv. from the current nun n
r,T,.,;,,i,,,I Affairs. -, q rcfu.a-
,:-,, l sf tbis CHARGE. at least in
a
w. .,,..a. of fho smaller cities. The
''', .t,,...b,,r;pr Inv statistic,
n,. ','', ,La nnmbor of successfully
,,,o,,,rsd ,,',, municipal plants in cities
~ ~ rao or less greatly prcpon-
d-.-... over those of larger place.
{ q
o... i.aos ~ follows:
..rbe fact that the prcponder.
,,, lie. 50 LARGELY on the side OF
bo small elite. and villages is
sorotimes advanced as showing
,bot Iorga cities arc not compe.
+or+ +, undertake this function.
Wblo yuch a conclusion is OF
oon,so NOT logically warranted,
| tboro ,ro ,otent reasons why mu
nicinoI ownership should achieve
#. Hrst class success in the smaller
n,,nicinoIities, Here government
Iios close to the people.
The officials are known to ever,
ono They cannot retire unlo.
tbo .bioId Of their friends anC
,,,.,Ior. The, are accessible
,Lo,,ors,noI comnIaints Of ever,
one In large cities newspaper
do fine complaining. and every
bodv discounts these as the or
,,o,, 5 of ,ortisonsbip or corporal
;ar,orr The neopIe do not com,
IN contact with their officials
p,t = !. otherwise in the smal
oitio. and the result is a constan
FIT on fine mart of officials t,
moot +ba demand for eficienc
and oconomy
TLo .otina contingency. toe
l,- nro,,ondarance of sma
.,,,,,o,.+,I ornors the thrifty an
;nIo,,ondont middle class, who hay
,I,,.,,.s hoon tho huIwarl of popl
~. g.o,.o,.n,,,ont There are n
! IA ,,,;II;a.oiros on tbeone han,
anJ nn overwhelming ARA
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
For Sale

Nice Cottage, with four rooms
and outbuiIdings including stables,
etc. Waterworks on premises.
Desirable location, 416 Hunt
Avenue. Apply to
A. BAUGH, agent,
Or Proctor McCutchen, at Goyer
Co.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

TFe UilL erhjb1t in II
few d0ys ut our h0lh
Street Store the L0rGeSt
ana most complete line
If FurB1 and 81 "5n@
GaGoas, BWGgifs ph@-
tons, SurreyS, &c, rU@r
Sh0trn IN GrpeHUitLe.
g. tE~he Baird-Smith Co.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

Car lots. Hay, Corn, Oats, rep
resentative brooker largest houses
in L. 5. A. Quality with prices
knock the persimmon. Telephone
176. j. w. BELL, Broker.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
rer-cT 70 TEACHERs.

Spring examinations will he held
as follows For whites at School
No. 1. Ffiday and Saturday, April
lst and md for negroes at School
No. .. Friday and Saturday, April
stB and 9th. PERCY BELL,
Supt. Ed. Washington Co.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
For Sale,

NV household furniture IS all
for sale at my rooms corner Main
and Shelby streets.
1911 l.. HEXTER.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
NOTICE.

We have the biggest stock
Of Hardware in the city. Call
and see us, or write for prices.
Mississippi Hardware Co,
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

&1N.35I.36

Nlb. tDD,oD /
Cost per year to city per are
light al40.95,
The city uses l16 arc lights for
commercial service.
The mayor Of Lansing shows
| the true condition Of Municipal
| Ownership and says:
1.-The plant has now cost %lo62-
O00 and is far from being worth
any such amount and in thus doing
business the city is really engaged
in wholesale larceny" and sums
up as follows: IF the the ques-
! ton was now for the first time
presented to the city whether they
should embark in the business OF
furnishing commercial lights, |
would most assurdly say that 1t
| should not. But we are confront
ed with condition; we own the
plant. poles and wire, we must
maintain the business aswe cannot
sell it for anything like it cost. 1t
seems advisable therefore to con
tinue to sell lights if we can do 50
without loss. We ought to 90 out
of the business and charge the loss
= up to the experiment fund. Re
construction of the system has be-
gun and evidently it must con
S tinue at considerable cost. :"
This shows that the cost Of the
s street lights to the taxpayers at
9 both places was at least 30 per
. cent above what they would have
: been charged by private compan-
les. The rate charged by the city
0 for commercial incandcscent lights
+ at Lansing is also considerably
above that charged by private
companies.
These are but samples Of the re
suits of Municipal Ownership oi
Electric Light Plants all over the
country
L The taxpayer should consider
e and examine carefully and dispas
n sionately into the proposition be
e fore plunging the city into a per
, manent and continual increase o-
e taxes. in order to try an expert
u ment which has proved a failure
d in a business point of view in al
Is most every city where it has beer
i tried.
10 What we most need is not th'
city embarking in a commercial
: enterprise agJint our own citizen
d with It's attendant risks, bat inn
II provcmeut- that viii be of perma
nent value TO the city.
First of all a complete system o
sewers. 1t will be absolutel.
necessary for us to have this in th
I next few years, Bnd it will requir
- all our resources, heavily taxed a
IL we are now with the presen
l. bonded debt.
-ei We need paved streets and me-
y public buildings and many otht
things in addition. before it wi
be advisable for the city to unde
take the management of CONNIE
n cial enterprises, such as CONNIE
t cial lighting.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

When in need Of a Contractor
or a Bill of Lumber just step
around and see II. n. Alexander
his uptown office, at James
barber shop. mI9-tl'
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

r.. II. WRAY, JG.. Ut rne Depot Hote
Saloon. at the Y, q NJ. V. Il. Il. depot
is the place to bny your bottle OF cock
tail and have your jng filed before leaF'
~ Tor vour plantation home. auA
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
FOR RENT

One Steiuway Piano. Terms
reasonable. Apply TO Mr.. 7. b.
Shaw, Blanton Park
sz-G--ss
Call at II. AleNaudcr, uptown
office at James barber shop, and
get lowest prices on all kinds of
Building Material. ml9-4t.
Spring stock has just arrived at
the Racket Store.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

Car lots Whippowil, Clay, IN
known. Mixed, White Peas; lele-
nbone 176. J. w. BELL, Broker.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19

Why send your jug orders
to retailers -? BY sending di-
rect to us you save their prof
its. I. lsENBERG
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
Little Rocks Experience.

The importance of the question
of municipal ownership ofita elec-
trio light system, now before the !
city. is the excuse OF the TINES for |
deyoting SO great part OF IT'S space .
10 discussion of The subject. Inc I
matter is of more interest to the /
citizens than any othertopic, and Il
is considered necessary that l9e
citizens should be as thoroughly
informed upon the subject as pos
sible before embmking in an en-
terprise so fraughtWlth Important
consequences. The TINES has en-
| dcavorcd to present, with impair
tialitv, whatever arguments, pro
ond con. have been brought to It's
knowledge. The following, which
il a powerful showing against
municipal ownership, is taken
from The report OF an electrical
expert. and is a statement OF lhe
cost and earnings of the city light
Iplants of Little Rock, Ark, and
Lansing, Mich.
"The CITY Clerk of Little Rock
ON .January2, lS9s, stated on pages
INo. II and No, Is OF his report 10
tbe mayor and city council, that
Itbe expenses of installing and
l maintaining the electric plant to
january !, 1S9S, was 16,329.6l.
Abo.e November /, 1893, The
council appropriated 100000 ior
rehtting and repairing the electric
] plant. making the total outlay ut
that time slO3,349, Add to Ting
S S36, 40 furths operating expense
, from Janua,s g., 1888, to Joaua, J
1, 1891, as shown by Their reporl>,,
and we have am outlay of Sit3,oo3
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
Ga. WnNELM, Managt

WANTED-An assistant mana
ger, one that is willing and cap
able of managing dav or wage
Glands. Address
a2-2t. c.. }. INGEHsoLL,
Ben Lomond, Miss.
The Greenville times., 1898-03-19
Special drive on Carpets,
Rugs and Mattings at
The Mississippi Hardware Co.

If you want seed corn New
Madrid or Early White Champion
60 to the Feed Store, ! door west
of First National Bank, Greenville,
Miss.
Gro VV1t urrAf. Manager.