The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-15

Mr.. q. Dunn, highly esteemed citi-
zen of Greenwood, was in the city last
Tuesday.
Greenville is paying as high price
for cotton as any city, town, or burg in
the state.
Mr.. Jack Wyche is now located in
his new place of business opposite the
Baird-Smith store ON Poplar street,
Ruscoe & Hollands minstrels, the
kings of laugh makers, at the Grand
Opera House Sept. 2lst.
After an extended visit to Vicksburg
the Sisters of Mercy have returned
home, and will open the St. Bose of
Lima Academy next Monday.
The public schools will open on the
24th of this month. Prof. Bass has re-
turned to the city and is getting every
thing in readiness for the opening.
4NON 10 uilC ulHiS w ia ullS ouiSSu''
Fill up the bad places and get them
ready for winter: A days work now is
worth three next January. Amt we
right, Bro. McLain?
The gallery in the opera house has
been divided leaving the upper half for
the colored people. This will no doubt
quiet their appeals and insure a full
quota of their race at each nights per-
| formance.
Sol Brill, the gents furnishing mer-
chant, has returned from New York,
where he purchased the largest and
most complete stock of fall and winter
goods ever bought by him. He carries
only and up-to-date stock and his prices
are always right.
The writer had the pleasure, this
week. of viewing an enlarged portrait
of Capt. w. f. Randolph at Mr.. Coov
ert's studio. The portrait was enlarged
from picture of the brave Captain
which was taken thirty-seven years
ago, when he was a gallant warrior
one of the body guard of Stonewal
jackson. The work is perfect and IL
coloring and tints true to nature. MI
Covert deserves great credit for Thu
1 ~, n e,+ arpiaoa
The newspapers of the state are com
menGing upon the growth and prosper
ity of Greenville. This brings Oh
Aourishing little town before man
readers, who want to locate in pros
porous locality. Never run down you
town. On the darkest days be conf
dent of G -,eenville's future to be one
the largest business and manufacturer
centers in the South. She has ever
advantage. loot your prosperity nor
and it will be heard farther than 20
may ever dream.
The appalling disaster which swel
over alveis, Houston and other cltle
in Texas, last Saturday, has filled tn
heart of every reader of the neWspape
accounts of this terrible storm OF win
and food, with horror. On the street
in the stores. business offices al
hotels of the city could be found groul
and small crowds gathered arond
reader listening to the awful account
Such occurrences make one more Sc
ions and fill him with vague feeling
: to the length OF his stay on top.
= subscriptin list for the relief OF u
unfortunate ones. headed by Messr
4 N Goldstein III. p. Hawkins, was take
. mn which resulted in a handsome su
0 of MANY hundreds OF dollars.
We publish letter this week
z ceived by Mr.. James Jordon'
Z popular liquor dealer from BERNIE
: Bros. distillers, of Louisville hy'
g forming him that their |, w. Hafl
whiskev won the first prize at the "a
: Exposition. which whiskey he IS nal
ling here. But his is not the OF
4 GOOD brand Mr.. Jordon handles, ana
Glance at his ad i4 this issue WIZ sh
YOU other good brands he has that
made many Kentucky Colonel sm'
r. his lips and want for more, he mas
attractive place on Walnut street.
a with the clever and Jolly Billy Han
ton behind the bar, you can Se' u
thing you cali for,
The electric railroad from Gre
10 VILE to Leland has not Only peeh lai
~ about by our progressive business III
ia hut has formed an important them
= discussion among our young ladles
,h- gentlemen and younger lads anu II
I'd misses who are already planning eN
he inc and birthday trolley part
Trolley parties to Leland ana ret