The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-03-23

pfts6 md most stylish horse and
fhaat in the city.
1he warm sun and the road
5rkin& machine are making our
deis box better.
MI. Jno. Cannon we are sorry
learn has not improved much
0m bis recent trip to Hot
brings. He returned home today.
Nemember, if you want a pair
shoes, clip the coupon from
3 Leader's ad. in this issue and
N8 60c BIS. Now is the time to
AZ The health authorities do not
v6 the alleys in behind many of
3 resiaurants and stores cleaned
a lined before summer some
ing worse than smallpox may
sit our city.
Nr. II. I. Ireys, Jr., who has
en- confined to his bed for several
rs, We are glad to learn, is up
nin md will be out in a few
W.. The good news is welcomed
bis many friends in the city.
I'VE we're told last week, but our
loruant requested that his name
not Mentioned, that a company
being organized with home al d
Itside oapital to put in new and
mpIele electric hight plan: in tn g
MI. >. w. Easum, who has held
position of Cashier at tie
|merican express Office has ac-
bted L position with the Missis-
|nbi Hardware Co. and is now in
4ir anploy. Mr.. Easum Is a
od lady man and will please
new employers.
Mf Knapp Meggett an old
teonTiIle boy who returned sew
aI weeks ago from California,
iSF4 hb has resided for three or
IS I65fs has bought an interest
th6 Baird Smith company, the
fe Roplar street grocery firm i
i. Mdkgett will have charge of
b 0iLY business and will give it
& attention. it deserves.
Mi. Charles Halter who return
f0f the east last Saturday will
|in3 % the largest stock Of
|rinQ and summer goods ever re-
IVed by any one house in the
" this season. His store
eed With u large stock of goods
|cr0Hded with buyers and the
|sIness outlook for the Golden
eIe rows brighter each week /
Ihfongh the kindness of Docto-.
onbs we were given letter
|hIch be received from his son
Y, who is at present employed
chief Of one Of the, departments
census in Washington DC, de-
|iDin8 the Presidents inaugura-
4 dnd ball. While the letter is
) of 8 personal nature, the won i
6fintion of this great event is
d6H6 excelled by our best news
pef eorrespondents.
Mi RDach who bought out the
fdNn market on Walnut street,
fe'itted and painted the build
until it presents very neat
sn nd tasty appearance. His
|5k6 Sfe full Of fat beef and hogs
/ h6 elaims this is the only kind
win handle. So, if you don't
a1 70 trade there, don't sample
nfat, for if you do, you can't
~ here else.
1hancery court has been in sess !
d this week, with Judge Al
%. Kimbrough presiding. There |
Re Ie6 cases of any interest to |
f.aders heard, Most were of
IF6fce nature. The case of |
Len vs The Roard was
onIf one that had any local |
ire bout it. where the decision |
n1<iously awaited n6t.only by |
|'I'tants but friends and tax |
I6fs throughout the cCulty |
MAS 1ecidedln favor of County. /
l1s Kinbrough closed his court |
aI md left for bis home mi
s11HDod.
ould thank tie postmas- |
be following Offices to send
|1|. week the names asked of |
Is ID a personal lotter some
ago. Between now and |
ID, we have some import 1
|Ier to send out and for that |
we urge that names he at
nj in. Don't forget that |
r1slmaster in the county whOl
rs ID the most subscribers to |
lines before January 1902, |
1eive $25. All Offices IN the
whose names do not appear
lave responded TO 0urres
Please mail list today
Va. Ffiberg. Hampton, Head,
"a, Leland, Marathon, Es-
eIzoni, Blhefeld, Erwin,
oneyllle. Refuge, Willett,
Winteryille. ~ q.