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General NIarISc IL.

New 9li, lhrt"i,
FLOUR State ana western continued IN,
with buyer. more ready 10 take lol; A.Aut-
sotn patents. S;.ijaf; winter str.tights, Sj.Sja
g.li: winter extras, S:,a1a285; wintcr patents,
SO aSN0.
WIRE AT--Opened about steady and quickly
edyanc d On strong French cables cod wealth
81 IN the northwest and moderate foreign
buying: March, 1ilc.; May II 9-l5a75lsc.
GYE-Quiet; state, 55a Sc, & !. f., New
York, car lots; NJ. 2 western, OOlac., {. .o ,.
ahoat.
CoRN--Opened steady and was supported
DURING lie forenoon by strength in wheat.
OAl'S-Stcaly with other markets; track,
white, state 3l1anj5c.; track, white, western,
3l1Sas1c.
a1a.1h
LARD Steady; prime western steam, 625c.
BUTTER Firm; state DAIRY, l9a24c.; state
crenmery,ala2a
CHEESE Firm; fall made, fancy, large,
12sia 3 ~. fall made, fancy, small, l.a4al3c.
EGGS Steady; 81 4" and Pennsylvania,
2ur.; western. ungradcd at mark, l4al9c.
SUGAR-liaw nlIn; far uiing,, lo.l6c;
centrifugal, NJ test. 4iSc ; rehned steady;
crushed. 5.65c; powdered, 32le.
TURPENTI Unsteady at 53t53lac,
MOLASSES- but firm; New Orleans.
44a5jc.
RICE Steady; domestic, iaGl6c.; Japan, NJ
a6c.
TALLow-s Steady; city, 52sc.; country, 53sa
5ssc
HAY-ouiet; shipping, 65a75c.; good to
choice. s0aS7lGc.
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cnrnegle Gift Aeceptea.

W York. Jan. 23.-The offer Of An
Carnegie to donate 100000 for 4
e library for East Orange, n. u,
accepted without opposition by the
hon council of tnat city at meeting
last night. There was some tax
there would be opposition to this be-
i East Orange did not require be
|, but the opposition did not nateri-
Mayor Brucn and all the coupcil
heartily in favor Of accepting the
1t was resolved that for three
a special tnx of three-ffths of a
Tor every 500 Of valuation be levied
special tax for library purposes and
Elfter three years the special tax levy
ked at such u rate as would produce
10 each year for the support and
Rtenance of the library.
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Cotton Mills in Operation.

New Castle, Del, Jan. 23.-F,r the
Eyst time in five years, the whistle Of
the 'Trison cotton mills was heard yes
terday. The plant will be put in opera
ton next week and there is great rcjoic-
ing here.
Mrs. Margery Condor mother Of Mrs.
Jacob M. Saunders, will be buried in
Nazareth Nj. e. cemetery tomorrow.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie Il. Reeves,
widow of Captain l. S. K. Reeves,
United States Army, and mother Of Mrs.
John II. Il duey. Mrs. William Potter
ANA Lieut.. |. 5. X Reeves, United States
Navy, took place yesterday lrin the
hom- of l.er son-in-aw, John II. i d
n.y. R.y. +. NJ. Nlunson ofliciatrd. The
htnararv pail btliefs wrie a eXandei
II ouper, licGard Il. Cnoptr, ex-Cun
sa WHtiam II BACK, Ca9t t'hrrnerr
Z Fla,lrumb, JOHN johns ani David ".
Il ktnlon.
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800 nnnn pnnr A,.arred.

Washington, jan. %, The success of
the negotiations instituted lily Secretary
Hay with view to insnring the open
door" for American trade in Chiaa may
now be regarded aS assured. The la,t
phase Of the negotiations was the lcauc-
tion Of the arrangements reached informs
ally to the shape Of what are known aS
defnitive notes. This work has heen 60
ing on for some weeks, with the result
that every one of the powers that par
ticipated i'll the negotiations has return
cd to the state department this written
agreement. with the exception Of .lapan
and Italy. There is not the slightest
doubt in these eases.
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HAZEN LIKELY TO DIE.
injury Professor Received In Bicycle
Accident II Serious.

injury Professor Received In Bicycle
Accident ~ Seri1us.
Washington, Jan. .l3 Henry Allen
Iiazen. professor of metcorology in the
United States weather bureau ana Il
prominent resident Of this city. met witA
Il probably fatai-S rcidpnt mt the corner
Of Sixteenth and NJ streets, y. W., sui
fcling i fracture of the skull as the re-
suit of a fall from his bicycle in colli-
sion with Edward Wiggins negro. The
injured man was removed to the hospital,
where hc was operated unon Immediate
Is. Virgins was taken zto custody alHs
i held to await an investigation Of the
tnse by the district attorney.
Professor Hazen is 10 years old ana
has been Il resident of Washington since
1881. He was horn III Sirur India. and
came to this country when 10 years old
living for many years at New ilaven
He is the son of the Rev. Allen Hazen,
missionary Of the Congregational church.
Professor Hazcn graduated from Dart
mouth college in 1871 and i'll the follow
ing year accepted II place rs assistant
professor of drawing in the Sheffield Sci
cntihc school of Yale university For
nine years he was assistant professor of
physics at Yale, leaving that university
III the fall Of 1850 to accept place with
the United States signal service at Wash
ington.
Early in 1884 he established valuable
tables for the reduction of barometric tn
bles, and aaer that time he took lead
ing place IN the work of the weather b'l-
r>au. In his observations Professor Ha-
zen made five trips in balloons for the
purpose of meteorological research. Dur
ing one of these occasions he reached a
height Of over $4,000 feet and collected
much valuable Information.
Daly Va Bnrke. Pyie's Cvcle AesdeD'y
I, Efdday night. TIVE othT Ssaes. two
| t.s3x1xu ,<rd %safssN sa Esas. aMA "a
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silver wedding Anniversary.

Smyrna, Jan. % Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nj. Stevenson last night cele-
brate their silver wedding anniversary
ar their home on Main street. 1t was
one OF the largest affairs Of the kind that
has ever been held in this town.
The bride and groom of twenty five
years ago were congratulated by large
number Of friends. The silver presents
received were both numerous and mag
nifcent.
Mr.. Stevenson is prominent lodge
man and stands high in the Masonic
order. He is also grand foreman OF the
A. o. u. w. for the State of Delaware.
Guests were present from Philadelphia,
Wilmington and many other towns IN
Delaware and the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land. MIR. and Mrs. Stevenson are both
in excellent health.
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A Irrnnn nn Narrnca

Washington, Jan 23.-Government Of
ficels are astonished at the extent Of
the "ex-save pension swindle." The de-
lurion that the United States is about to
pension negroes who were freed by Lin
coins proclamation is widespread through
the south, and the promoters of the
fraud have no trouble in getting thou
sands te subscrihe to the fund" to pro-
mote legislation The fraud is given an
aspect of truth by theughtless con-
gresham in a bill providing for such a
pension. OF course il is never heard OF
asain. II is believed the swindlers have
ebtaiaea S5e, ,0ee since July, 1897.
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nenuesta tn Charity.

San Francisco. Jan. 23.-The Call says:
"When the will of Captain l. Friedman,
who died in the Palace hotel Sunday
morning. is opened, 1t will be found that
Of an estate valued at S75o,00o three
quarters has been left to charity. After
bequests which will reach an aggregate
of $5o0,0o0 are paid the residue is be-
aueathed to the Hebrew Heme For Aged
and Disabled Persons. That legacy will
amsust to at least $3.50 1es,"
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rhe chr strike II Trox.

Troy, \. ". Jan. 233.'rhc tie ~ Of
the United Traction company still con
tinues. Not car has been run on any Of
the lines since an early hour Sunday
morning. There appeared Il notice in the
papers over the signature Of President
Pfuvn requesting the motormen and con
ductors to return to work and assuring
them that IL t!,y viii do 50 the company
is prepared to treat with a committee up.
on the questions of wages and hours
Superintendent Fassett also gives notice
that he will receive applications for posi-
tions daily 1T the Troy office.
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gas Expiosion In Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 23.--Charlcs Burroughs,
proprietor of Il cigar store. probably WAS
injured fatally in Il gas explosion undpG
the sidewalk i'll front Of his store. The
first explosion was followed by explosions
in four manholcs in Madison street.
which destroyed the asphalt pavement.
One of the manhole covers went to the
root. of the Natatorium building, and the
plate glass window in the Public library
branch at $40 West Madison street as
well as much other window glass in the
neicalborhood was broken.
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I.ort.n.s H.dy Nesr.nr Home.

San Francisco, Jan. &.-The transport
Thomas, which has an beard tAe bodies
Of Majsr General Lawtsn and Mnjer
Jehs A. Lsgpn, is expected to arrive
fYsm the Philippines aext ThnrsaaT 81
Friday. Mrs. Lawtsa is accompanying
the b~ay Of her husband. wAich is to be
barred with heasrs in Arlington ceme-
terry. Under otlegs frsn the sesTetaIE Of
war Major General Shanter and squad
Of ssIafors win eseSrt @eaeGsl I,awten' y
bsdy east. Majsr Lsgan's body is to be
bwried at Yonnsstswn. O., the hemsc Of
his wife and her fa mity.
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THE CASTELLAEE AFFAIR.
Boni's Father Sues the Figaro For
100000 Francs Damages.

Paris. Jan. 23.-The Marquis de Cas-
tellane has brought an action for 100000
francs $50 images against the Figaro on ac-
count o. O. alleged libelous statements
concerning Ills son. Whatever damages
are awarded, the marquis says, he will
give to the poor of Paris.
1t is confidently believed here that NJ
de Rodays of the igaro and Count Boni
de Castellane will fight duel when the
latter returns to France.
If they do, there probably will be sev.
eral others, for the partisane! !'f both arc
furious. The Dreyfusard journals repeat
their accusations against the count. They
say that he has gone to New York tt
borrow money and that his wife had left
him. He ran after her, they say, anc
caught her at Havre.
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eity halfway tA.e postroncd.

povar, lel, Jan y : Gaantetlat
\ clio .on, tlils maralrg, pes pnfed rs
case j, me tininston NrA Railway
tompatty vs. thp clty 81 Wilmington for
nr- i eek. lha ease i one king tnr AN
i, tnrt,nn rtstraluiag the raj Way COM
pnny ON lu,lng tracks "n West SiNtl'
j rect. The chunce,lorNo iay tlrard aign
.neut III the case oi llosslnger " lnr
Leward wall paper factory, asking IN an
ipiuuctinl against the nttratuis t,t Tie
factory restraining them from enptying
refuse in Il stream.
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The Cabinet Meeting.

Eshington, Jan. 23.-The cabinet at
|egular meeting again discussed at
|h the Porto Rican situation. The
lai of two committees of representa-
business men of the island and the
and increasing number Of letters
n are being received by the presi-
/ have tended to confirm the admins
fn in the belief that no unnecessary
should be occupied by congress in
Is action in the matter. The opinion
hanimous i'll the cabinet that free
with the island or nominal duty
kential to prevent widespread buA-
disaster among all classes OF its
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.,,x,.o stco.cr wrecked.

Port Townshend. Wash. Jan. 23.-.The
steamer Cottage lily arrived from 'Aas-
kan ports and reports the total loss OF
The steamer Townshcnd near Haints
mission on Tuesday night and also re-
ports having found the orerdne steamer
CITY Of Seattle anchored between FONT
st. Mary and Point Bridget, with her
propeller missing, on Sunday morning II
n very dangerous position. She towed
The City of Seattle u Juneau.
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r.o,,cnt Bank Closes.

Thompsonville, Conn, Jan; %. : Ihe
doors of the private banking house OF X.
ID. q Robert II. Spencer Of TINS place
closed. simultaneously comes the intor-
NATION that the doors of the Robert y.
snencer banking house Of Hazardville'
Gn,rr we've also closed. The two banks
are closely connected, and sensation
has hccu caused by the statement that
hankruptcy proceedings are pending.
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local Quotations.
want Girls, Home Inyc.t,rntea.

Trenton. Jan. 23.-Assembiylnan Alb
bolt introduced in the house a resolution
for the appointment by the speaker of a
specia9 committee of five to investigate
the management OF the State Industrial
School For Girls. Mr.. Abbott said he
introduced the resolution in order that
the charges might be disprcved or the
proper remedy applied. On motion of
Mr.. Wakeiee, the Republican leader, the
resolution was referred to the csmmittee
on GIRLS industrial srhssls.
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Iation of the compact by which Utah was
admitted into the Union.
Mr.. Littleicld tMe.), on behalf of the
minority of the committee, then arose
and spoke in support of the minority's
plan of seating and then expelling Mr.
Roberts
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1annn.s Terrible Floods.

Tacoma. Jan. 23.-Oilieial reports just
comnlcted give details of terrible inunda-
tions which destroyed property valued at
over 100000 yen in Hnkkaldo province
northern Japan, in December. Thirty
FIVE towns in the district of lshikari were
devastated. Since September no less than
II. 2SS houses have been submerged ol
washed away in HakkGldo alone, while
the total damage is placed at 15,oo0,ooo
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rr.t,t IN rnc4ae ocean Trade.

Ban Frsaciscs, Jan. 2S.-At the an
aual neetine of the Oceanic Steafsshir
company President Jehn b. SFrecfefs re-
perted that the new steamships beaa E
built for tho cctnpsey, arc to be withsat
rivals in thd Pacific and will improve
greatly the service. The fetal net ctea'-
ings of the company for 1899 We're $S14.
TAI, an increase of $49,1 over those Of
4 gilQ
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Rev. MIR. Oates Leaves.

Newark, Dell, JAM .2S-At an adjourned
meeting OF the New Castle Presbytery
held here Yesterday, the pastoral rela-
tions existing between Rev. Luther A.
Oats ard the Delaware City Freshly
terian Church, were dissolved. Rev. J :.
r, Nilligsn, of Wilmington Was elected
stated clerk and treasurer of the Presby-
terry TO succeed DIR. Osses.
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Death Of DIR. Horace Vaughan.

Middlstown, Del. Jan. %. - DR..
Horace Vsughan.a a we'll known physician
died here yesterday, after an illness OF
several months. DR.. Vaughan came
hers from Milton, Dol, several years ago
and soon buils up large practice. lie
had been married sb,nt two years. A
widow and child survive him.
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Aged Mother snnerlor pead.

Lockpert, n. ", Jan. 23.-Rcv. Mother
Superior Anastasia died at st. Joseph +
convent, aged 10 years. She was nlothei
superior Of the Sisters Of st. Mary for the
United States and Csnadn. Last Septcm-
her she celebrated the iifticth anniyer-
snrr Of her nrofession.
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pcr..s ycubc,y Tries Suicide.

Denver Jan. y. -finy pennetF y
wears clti, i nephov 81 former President
Dole ef Hawaii, attempted srieiac hire
by cnttins his wrist with knitc IL I
rooming house. III MAS out of money
ana dosponaaut. lie will recover.
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Financial and Commercial.

NcW ohh. 81
Menes -,n cali nur,inalirs at 39Ils per cent.
prirasi mercantise paper, 4les5lf per ce.. Ster-
t,,,s, rl,sphange steady. with actual business II
bonhserp' biiis at S4.s5ss for demand and
Al SASSY for 60 days. Posted rates, S4.st1S
a4i is5 aaa S4.S75xa4.ss. Commercial bills. 81 s'a
4.,Eaa. Silver certificates. 591&a6eiso. Bar sill
yehr, Geo. Mexican lNullats, 471ac. Govern
,leear1 seitlSwpok. State bonds inactive. Rail-
reeS bonds firm.
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Closing prices:


Atahisef 10 y. J. Central ....l169s
pur q Cauincy 1878 North American. 1875
q. q. q. IL st. H.. 6OIs Northern Pacific. as4
Chesapeake " o.. 29ya Do. preI.......... l5<a
Chicago tias.. 1885 n. Y. Central. ...l3
Cotton Oil........ 3S4 Omaha.,... .....,s.lN
Dol ~ hudson. ll5l8 Ontario & West. Eli
Erje........ In Pacific Mail...... i.9i
General Electric .l@3 Reauing -....... ~
Hockins Valley. Roel, ,slaud,...,.luB
Lackawanna..,.,. .lltEa SllNeF Bu-i@A..., =
Lake Shore. e..,.....Ih 81 fauh....s..,..iitil
Leaa,,........... q Sugar ltennery, .ilb
Loitisvif.e x NASH ,0t4 Texas Paclic...,, la'i
AlanAaltan Con-. % Union Pacitc,, ihis
Alis-oul Pacific. LIS Maaash precise. slai
NurtE5eatprn n.....Gi Western ln,uH,, eG
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The Business People

mot afford to ignore the newspaper medium through which
attract peoples attention And having once attracted at
on enough your but keep their eyes
Red you by
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Daly Va Barge. Pyse's Cycle AesdeDsy
ESad@y night. Tive uths esuss. two
bsfHlss faFa. A&Misatas, sas. saa 81.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

MRS. Isabelle Charles Davis of
New York city one the originators
of Kings Daughters and business
manager of worlds organization,
will be In Grcenville for the pur-
pose of State organization and
will deliver an address at Lake s
Opera House next Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Davis whose whole soul
is in this great work Is an enter
tanning lady and those who attend,
will find her talk very interesting.
The work of the organization APP
peals to all, as it furnishes means
of helping the poor, sick and dis
tressed Of any city. Let every
one who can attend this lecture
and unite with an organization
that lends a helping hand to those
in need in our city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28
w H. Neal Lumber Co.

The w. H. Neal Lumber Co., with
II. g. Montgomery as manager, threw
open their doors for business las,
March, one year ago. The success
that followed this reliable firm will ne
doubt be surprising to their many
friends. Last Monday balance sheet
on their business was made from
March 100 to March 1900. and showe0
years business in dollars and cents OF
S75, 900, coming from the sale Of uuild-
ers' I aterial alone.
Mr.. w. H. Neal. the contractor Of
the firm, has contracted for and built
during the year two oil mills, two gin
plants, fifty residences and county
bridges amounting to $4,000.
The company carries full line OF all
kinds Of builders material, and has
On hand now a stock between $1,000
and $4,000. There is no firm doing
business In the city that has two clever
and more competent men at the head
than w. II. Neal and r. E. Mont-
gomery, and they are due the congrat-
ulations of their many friends on the
success made the first year.
From the increase start of the pres
ent years trade, Mr.. Montgomery says
'the business will be largely in excess
over the past year, and they are thank.
full to their many friends f0ntheliberai
trade thrown into their hands. This
company is an enterprise Greenville
should feel proud Of as it means much
to its future.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

An election of Wardens and
Vestrymen was held at St. James
Episcopal church on Monday morn
ing, which resulted in the election
of MIR. j. IL. Nelm, for Senior
Warden and Mr.. q. i. Alexander
Junior Warden, and the ro-eIec-
ton Of Messrs. Joshua skinner,
j Y. Bell, Geo. Nhortey. = H.
Hood, J I. Barnes ao4 St !, l..
Coppce for festfymen, MI. W.
II. Clements was chosen member
a vancy having been caused by the
death Of Hon. w. q. Yerger who
held the position of Senior War
den for twelve years
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Prof. f. L. Bass, Mrs. James
Dancy, Miss Ella Darling, Miss
S. p. Trigg, Miss Lorena Barry
and Miss Susie McCntchn re-
presented GreenviIle during The
meeting Of the State Teachers As
ISOLATION at West Point, Miss, or
which Association AIiss. 1rigg is
Vice President Prof, Bass and
Miss Darling read excellent papers
on English, and School Discipline
both Of which attracted much A.
tention. The whole meeting dele
cation met with Il most cordial re-
ception and was delightfully."- en-
tertalned.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28
Bankrupt Notice.

In the District Court of the United States
for the Southern District of Mississippi;
In the matter Of
b. Musick,
Bankrupt,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice mat on the 10Th day of March
1900, a petition was filed 10 Bankruptcy by the
above named Bankrupt, praying that he be
d scharged from all his d, BITS l,rovable against
his estate except such debts, as are excepted BY
law from such discharge The hearing Of said
petition has been set for the 3Oth Day OF
April 1900 at Vcksburg, Mississippi, before
the Honorable II q. Niles, u. 5. District
Judge, at which time and place you are re-
quired 10 show cause, II any you have, WHY
ersnted Is b. MOsLEY, Clerk.
C, d. BANKS. d. e.,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

At the ''library party" given by
Miss Edna Wetherbee last week,
beautiful hand painted cards, il
Illustrating some book, the author
of which was to be guessed, were
placed on small tables, the guests
progressing to each in turn. me
ilrst prize, IL cut glass bonbon dioh
was awarded Miss Irene SchiI'ings,
Miss Mabu smith captured the
second prize, an exquisite gauHc
and lace fan, Miss Ruth Primrose
won the consultation, Il beautiful
Golden bronze candle stick.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

One Of the most charming en-
tertalnments lust week was Il sup
per given by MI. and MIS-. A Blum
in honor of MIS- 3. Hlrech, of Mem
phis and Mrs. Grammar, OF Clncin-
att after the opening play at the
Grand opera House. The guests
were: mrs IIIrsch, MIS-. Grammar
MISS Emma Pohl, MI. and MIS-
Sam Blum, MI. and MIS-. =. N.
Goldstein, MI. and MIS-. j. D.
Weiss and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Weiss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

The picnic season has truly ar
rived, and many rumors are aiioat
Of such Joys fast approachiug, =
fortnight ago tie eleventh grade
at the City seheQI set the fashion
for this season, which will he toll
lowed by tho seventh grade to
day, when the merry little
folks gather in the green grove
of Wilczlnski Park where they
will be driven IN wagons brought
from he Oakland plantation BY
Miss Loreue Middleton,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mrs. John Dunn gave II pretty
tea last week complimentary to
Miss Ruth Seay, of Nashville,
Tenn. The table was covered
with white satin damask and beau
tifulIy decorated with cut flowers.
Among the young girls present
were; misses Seay, Irene Robert
shaw, Grace montgomery, Mabel
Smith, Aileen, Marguret and Bessie
Dunn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mr.. James stone came from san
Antonio Texas last week to make
his home in the city. Mir, Stone
is thoroughly Identified With
Greenyille and his host Of friends
here are delighted to bave him
among them again,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mrs. Leroy Percy spent this
week as the guest Of Mrs. Walker
Percy in Birmingham, Ala. On
Tuesday Mrs. w. Percy entertlin-
ed at large reception and card
party in honor of Mrs. Lckoy
Percy, Mrs. Will Percy, of Mem
phis, and Mrs Mckinney Of Knox
vile, Tenn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mayor Yerger, who has been
confined to his bed for several
days, we are glad to see on the
steeets again and trust his recov-
cry is permanent.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mrs. ". e. Huat gave an in
formal young ladies' card party
on Saturday afternoon compIi-
mentary to Misses Belle Watson,
May Pepper, Mamie Clay aud
lines Starting.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Miss Irene Williams, Of Vicks-
burg formerly of Washington
county is attending " houseparty
beng given to Louisville friends
by Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt viii
liams at Longwood.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Yesterday w. H. Hood received
lot of fresh vegetables; among
them were irish potatoes of this
years planting, egg plants, toma-
toes bell pepper and cumcumbers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

DR.. K. A. Pike, who is located
with the Palace Stables, left for
Kentucky Wednesday after a car
load of fine saddlers and buggy
horses.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

The great election steerer" of
Issaquena lost a horn at the Exc
cutive Committee meeting in this
city last Tuesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Miss Carrie Belle Negus spent
this week with friends in Vicks-
burg, Miss Negus was a brides
maid IN the Wilkerson w ills
Wedding party on Wednesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28

Mrs. Mary G. Robinson, has
gone to CastaIian Springs where
she will have charge of the house
keeping department Of the Casta-
han Hotel this summer.