The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-10-20

'onhorinan mas opened up a
meat market on Washington avenue
near the Y. e. M. V. depot.
Lamar Watson received the appoint
ment last week as election commissicn-
er In place of B. F. WATSON, who re-
signed.
ID. w. Anderson, harness maker. en-
ployed with Mr.. Ebert has been al
most blind from neuralgia for the past
few days.
Mr. Jeter now has his market open
and invites his old trade to come and
see whose they can again purchase the
choicest meats.
Judge Wynn, we are very sorry to
state, is confined to his bed with slow
fever. Mrs. Wynn has also been quite
sick. but both were better Saturday.
j. H. Party was awarded the contract
to erect brick building for the use of
the levee board. 1t will be erected on
the lot adjoining their present office
building.
Mr.. Lake has opened in the rear of
his store on Walnut sire ct fancy
grocery. 1t is in charge Of q. Clarke,
who recently came here from Law
renee, Newton county.
Read F. M, Robinson's special ad in
this issue today and tomorrow Monday
morning go to his store and take ad-
vantage of the low prices on all his
goods. 1t means dollars to you.
The smoketack of the Planters Oil
Mill fell on last Sunday morning.
Cause: old age. The stack had been
standing for the last twelve or four
teen years and had rusted completely
in two.
Mr.. Wetherbee is fast regaining his
strength from his confinement to his
bed caused by the accidental shooting
few weeks ago. His many friends
noted vita pleasure his appearance on
the streets.
The Conway Brothers, who pur-
chased the barn of Joe Silverstein, will
send down representative next Mon
day to take charge of same and make
necessary repairs before bringing down
many car loads of stock
Mr.. Hartman, of L. G. Marshall had,
had two hemorrhages this week, but is
resting better at this writing (Satur-
day.. AS soon as he improves enough
he will leave for climate that will re-
store his health, if such can be found.
Mr.. Pace sold last week to G. A. Gil
more, of Hollandale, the Witczinski
place on the Y. & NJ. V. railroad, and
the Worthington place, nine miles
above town, this week to L. Moyese.
Both brought good prices, and it
proves Mr.. PAGES ability to handle
real estate.
Chas. Hafter's Golden Eagle Store is
drawing to it large crowds of tadies
every day. What the magnet is, we
can't say, but careful reading of Mr..
Hafter's ad in this issue may solve the
problem for you. He is good judge
of goods and close buyer, which is the
secret of his large trade and success.
j. Henry Chapple, the lightning
collector and real estate agent, is one
of the busiest men in the city. He has
made success of the business and
handles more rent collections than any
firm doing business in the city. Al
business entrusted to him is safe anc
will receive the attention it deserves
He has several choice pieces of proper
ty for sale.
Messrs. Bob Tilford and Jack Wyeh(
have secured the Lake opera house tol
election night, Tuesday, November q
where they will give the election re
turns from over the United States. a
Western Uuion telegraph wire will b'
run into the building and the reports
will come direct from the nationa
Headquarters of both parties. Reserved
seat tickets will be on sale the night be
fore the election. A crowded house II
expeeted and the wise man will reserve
his seat early.
Mr.. Hutsell, the experienced hors'
and mule man who has charge OF thu
Guyton Sherod stables at this place, il
putting in hay and building another
barn in the rear of the large stables II
hold so more mules. Next spring they
will bring here the largest shipmen
of mules of any stable in the state
This week they received a car load o
mules and horses and expect to keel
always on hand not less than loo heat
for the planters to select from during
the winter.
Read C. H. Elbert's ad in this issue
He tells of the cheapest buggies, sur
ries. harness, saddlery, ETC., he carries
ana invites your trade. Mr.. Elber'
has made success in this line and es'
tablished house Greenville should
well feel proud of. His new shop re.
GENTLY erected in the rear is roomy and
convenient, and fitted up with the lal'
est harness-making machinery. we
understand he is now making arrange
msnts to put in motor to run II. Inc
work he turns out under mir Anderson,
the foreman of the shop, is equal to
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