The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-27
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Who says we're not getting to be a
great big city. We've had three fires
this week. 4i.t
Mr.. Louis LANCER is now the accom-
modating and efficient clerk at the
Hotel Newman. ~
Contractor Barnes started last We'd
nesday on the residence OF F. Giardani. 4
1t will be handsome house when COM
pleted.
The sewerage is about completed on
Nelson street. BY the way Contractor
Erwin is progressing with the work we
judge that he is going to turn it over
to the council for Christmas present.
R. Mafredos has sold out his little
stand and in company with two other
Italians of the city, left for South AT
RIGA via Southen road and New York.
They 60 to join the Beers.
a. III II
Buffalo BIZ next Thursday. When
you come to town be sure and bring
more than fifty cents with you, for you
can buy goods cheaper in Greenville
than in any other place In the Delta.
Mr.. Percy Bell. one Of the city, best
lawyers, in a well worded letter to-
Messrs. Watson, Goldstein. Thomas and
others requests the election commits
sioners to not place his name upon the
ballot tickets as candidate to the state
legislature. 's
The new hose wagons of the fire de-
partment arrived Tuesday and were
Immediately pnt Into service. They
are perfect beauties and are light and
strong-just what the fire department
has needed for some time to replace
the old two-wheelers.
Mr.. Ferdinand L. Moyse, polished
and genial young gentleman Of Green
vile, Miss, cousin of the Moyse broth
ers here, is now engaged as clerk at J.
L. Moyse & Bros. store, where ne Is
making himself very popular. we
hope he will find Summit an agreeable
place Of residence Summit Sentinel.
Levser & Co. moved into their new
quarters, on the corner OF Washington
avenue and Poplar streets, Tuesday,
The store room has been reftted, re-
painted and rearranged: and, when all
the stock will have been arranged,
Leyser & Co. will have one OF the
largest and handsomest stores In our
progressive city. a'
Owing to the rush of work in our ]oo
and ad department we find 1t lmpossl-
BILE to get out our Industrial and Trade
Edition until the rush is over. Those
of our merchants who have given US
advertisements, write-ups and photo'
graphs can rest assured. that they are
being we'll cared for and will appear
in this edition at later day.
Young, the sign fiend, has struck tne
town. and the first place NE landed was
in Frank Binders windows, which nc
has lettered in an artistic and attrac
tive style. His work with the brush L
GREAT and shows that he is master o
the art. Should he continue along tne
block as he has started in his nendlsi
painting way, he will have all tn'
stores lettered befope he gets out.
Mr.. I. Schwartz, of the Capitol CITY
hoe heen the ruest of his brother, Mr.
lis. Schwartz, the past two weeks an'
has decided to make this city his futor
home Mr.. Schwartz is professions
cornetist and has become value'
member of Sommer's First Reglmen
Band. He is a pleasant and agreeaDf
gentleman and we trust his stay in 0u
CITY may be long and pleasant.
In last weeks issue OF the Times "
stated that the smokestack OF IN
planters old Mill had fallen. Thl
was a mistake. The smokestack otth
loil Mill stands up as pretty as ever =
40 staelx of Planters Compress
that dropped. No min in the ci1
taxes more careof IT'S machinery an
appertaining parts than The Planter
loil Mill. Every summer everything
[overhauled and put i'm frst-elass cono
ton for the coming years work.
THE Valley Steam Laundry is no,
working from fourteen to sixteen han S
a week and have had to refuse som
work Their business has been stea'
Iilv on the increase. Many who hay
been sending their work to foreig
laundries, have found that tne
can get the same work don
At home equally as we'll or better, an
DOR the same or less money. Mr. an
Mrs. Gray, who have charge OF tn
! Laundry. are clever and accommoda
ling, and try to please she public wit
their work. '5s'