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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
Spinister Club.

The entertainment of the Spin'ster
Fortnightly Club given ut the opera
house last Tuesday night, under the
direction of Mrs. S. c. Battaile, was "a
rich success. The unique parade which
took place on the morning was draw
ing card to the nights performance,
and fairly pictured the country cousins
Of our backwood counties.
The young ladies', as well as the
young men, who took part i'll the per-
formance, acted well their parts, pleas
ing the audience with their actions and
witty sayings.
The entertainment proved great
success financially, as the church clear
ed some $500 on the performance.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
JLTIVATION OF
LEMONS AND LINES
" and the Isle Of Pines
hit Growers Paradise.

blowing letter will be of inter-
Bit growers, and especially SO
who may contemplate moving
hate more suitable to the rais-
fruits
count of the continued and con-
Increasing cold weather the
) that formerly produced many
have been very much restrict
siore the great freeze in Florida
there were thousands of acres
In lemons, which made large
Now the orchards have all
ruin and decay. But few trees
and none are planted for future
The uncertainty of ever' get
,rop makes 1t too much risk.
of the fact that lemons require
|er climate than oranges, and it
'ome dangerous for oranges In
'rts of Florida, it is an absolute
ty that the production of lemons
Ida is one of the lost industries
bern California, where formerly
thousands of boxes of lemons
Used, the tendency of the cli-
as been to become colder at
and this is on the increase; SO
o that the planting of lemon
Is fallen off very much in the
zee years. A prominent nurse
says that ten years ago he sold
as 80, 600 lemon trees in Cali
IN a single season; now he sell
lis any, last year only 400.
Dns raised in Cuba can be placed
markets Of the United States
ing duty as cheaply as those
alifornia. If the Isle Of Pines is
United States territory then
in be put upon the market at
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

Messrs. NJ. ]. Underwood and w. T..
Bennett, representing the Cedar Hill
nursery, of Winchester, Tenn, are in
the city and will remain for several
days at least. The Cedar Hill Nurser-
les are long established, and have 425
varieties of nursery stock and 700 acres
ia commercial orchards in Georgia and
Mississippi. Messrs. Underwood and
Bennett have recommendations from
the banks of Winchester, Tenn, and
Corinth, Miss, from Congressman
Chandler of the First District of Mis-
sissippi, and refer as to the reliable
ity Of the nursery they represent as
we'll as their own business standing
to Governor Mcmillan Of Tennessee,
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor and others.
Mn. Underwood is Mississippian, hav-
ing lived at Kossuth, Miss, for many
years where he had a large experience
In the nursery business. The Times
cheerfully recommends Messrs. Under
wood and Bennett to the good people
Of Greenville and vicinity. Japan
peaches is a specially they are Offering
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
Vandalism.

There is only one store in the city, SO
we are told, that does not observe the
early closing agreement. This store is
NJ stohrs Red Flag, on Washington
Ave. Wednesday night by some one
ono half of the front was dobbed with
red paint and the other half with black
naint. which presented a curious sight
Thursday morning. Mr.. Stohl claims
!, was the work of clerks but had no
nroof. He says it is the second time
tbis has happened and there will be
trouble if it occurs again.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
10 Adjourn Next Week.

The Mississippi Supreme court is ex-
pected to adjourn about the 25th of the
present month. Forty-nine cases are
yet in the consultation room to be dis
posed Of and in this number are quite a
number of knotty legal problems, which
the justices have been giving much
serious study. The present session Of
the court has been an eventful one,
both in the number and Importance Of
the cases disposed of. The number oi
death sentences affirmed has been un-
usually large.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
HELP FOR FIRE SUFFERERS

Mr.. Nathan Goldstein Monday start
ed subscription list for the Jackson
vile fire sufferers, and the same day
authorized the Mayor of the burned
city to draw on him for 800.
In response to his telegram he re-
ceived the following from Mayor Bow
den:
Jacksonville, Fla, May 8, 1901.
Nathan Goldstein, Greenville, Miss.
We thank you for your generous con-
tribution. viii draw on you for 500
as directed.
J. E. T. BowDEN, Mayor,
And Chairman Relief Committee.
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Boouets for the southern .

To w. w. Finley, Second Vice-Pres-
ident, Southern Railway, Washington,
D. c.: The Presidents Special train
reached New Orleans promptly on time
this afternoon. The trip has been abb
solutely free from accident, mishap or
delay, each arrival and departure be-
ing made according to schedule and
has been in every way notable. / de-
sire to express in behalf of the Presi-
dent and his entire party hearty appre-
citation, and to add that the presence of
L. S. Brown, who has been constantly
attentive and thoughtful, has contrib
uted very largely to the pleasure of
our journey.
(Signed) GEO. B, CoRTELYoU,
Sec. TO the President.
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TO ENTERTAIN
THE KNIGHTS.
Fine Program Arranged by the
Committee.
SCORPION HERE TWO DAYS.
Secretary Of The Navy Grants Request That
the GunbOat Spend Two Days
at Greenville.
SCORPION HERE TWO DAYS.

The K. of P's will be royalty enter.
tanned while in our city. Each day
adds some new feature to the already
large and interesting program. Yester-
day the local secretary, Mr.. Mayor,
received a telegram from the Secretary
of the Navy, in response to one sent
asking that the Scorpion, now on its
way to Memphis, be allowed to remain
anchored in front of the city Tuesday
and Wednesday during the meeting Of
the X. of P's, saying that the battle
ship could remain here the two days and
to communicate with the officer in
charge at once, who was then at Nat
chez. This will be grand feature and
will no doubt increase the interest
in the meeting.
Mrs General S. T. Carnes who has a
wide reputation in the South, for sipgS
ing. assisted by the celebrated BloNT
Quartette and Miss Elsie Bloom, ,pianM
all of Memphis, will entertain the visit
ing delegates and citizens on Tues
day night. This will prove musical
treat which all will enjoy.
Another feature that promises much
pleasure to those who attend, is the
steamboat excursion on the Belle OF
the Bends for the ladies. Mrs. Judge
Wynn, chairman of the ladies commit
tee notified Chairman Wolfe that all
arrangements to give it had been made
Now, if our merchants will decorate
their stores in honor of their coming,
the climax will be reached and the
name of Greenville will never be for
gotten by member of the order.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

The Gun Club enjoy fine shoot
every Wednesday afternoon. The
membership is increasing as well as
the interest. On the 10th, while the
X. of P's are in the city, they have de-
cided to devo6e the day to trap shoot-
ing and have invited crack shots from
this and other states to be present. 4
you enjoy such sport be on hand
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helms q Blum.

BY oversight we failed to mention
the handsome show windows Of NelmA
& Blum in our show window write up
last Saturday. We never discovered
me omission until most of the papers
were off the press. No store IN the
city has more tastily dressed windows
than this one, and he artistic manner
in which the goods are arranged by
Mr.. Hirsch, the dresser. never fails to
catch the eye of the passcr5y.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
kRD OF ALDERMEN
DID A BUSY MEETING.
of the Sewerage Expenditures a Chief
Topic Of the Meeting.

council met in regular ses.
|esday evening with only a
cent. The regular monthly
taken up and disposed of.
the city's physician and
.er, came before the council
hat steps should be taken
Me council to stop the throw
and decaying matter in the
alleys Of the city, and un-
bpped and stopped at once
ID be the result. He urged
.ment of a SANITARY officer
it will be to go over the
otify every property owner
to keep barrels to empty
in and not pollute the
IA report all violations to the
ID is some of the prominent
No do this and they are the
Mould be arrested and made
3 of, which l think will stop
Dnes is right on the SANITARY
Il the city and the board in
utterances and appointed
cks as SANITARY officer and
1 go to work at once and
neral cleaning up.
Ia, of Irwin Bros. the gentle
lave the sewerage contract,
attorney, Judge Clark, of
Ohio, appeared before the
be question Of allowance and
seems that Mr.. Irwin thinks
'reaking of several of the
he main was due to the fault
aneer and not himself, and on
|them he should have pay for
h, he claims that in all these
stions with the houses, the
dirt on the pipes will crush
'ausing the sewerage to be a
b he asks for the board, IT
b is to be kept up, to decide
b the responsibility shall fall
|does any more work. On the
d the board holds that there
act between them that decides
.stions; that they have an
who they have paid to look
work and pass on it, and even
possibility was demanded it
be determined now as the
% high in the river to find
hey want.
I'D farther stated that as soon
ier went down low enough to
be ground that they would
work started and pushed to
d and then the responsibility
.undering could be settled.
SEWERAGE.
in claims openly that Mr..
. failure as a sewer engineer
several places where his work
ire after a great cost to the
f the largest being Newport
This city levied for sixty
lnd dollar bonds to put in
aud before it was completed
r two hundred thousand and
system of sewerage. He
lother engineer to pass on
lone and the advisability OF
any more top connections.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

Mr.. VIM. Day, who killed the negro
Williams on the Wheatley place last
Sunday week, was brou sht before
Justice Of Peace vaughn last Mons
day afternoon on the chasg Of murder
and was acquitted. Shields 8 Boddie
represented Mr.. Day.
After the trial Mr. Day thanked the
court and told his friends good bye and
left on the evening train for Crystal
Springs, his former home.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
Growth Of aIlssissippl Hardware CO


The business OF the Mississippi Hard
ware Company has grown to such an
extent that another warehouse is re-
quired. This new warehouse, s0x46
feet with 1e feet walls, will be erected
in the rear Of their store on Washing
ton Ave. Material is now being placed
on the ground for the work. Mr.. john
son, the president of the company, is
much pleased over the business and
says the limit is not near reached.
Much Of this business which heretofore
has gone to vicksburg and Memphis
is now coming to Greenville. Mr.,
Woods, the manager OF the company. is
on the road at least one-half the time
and never fails to bring in a batch OF
orders. If hustle will bring success
this one can be crowned, as it is a fore
gone conclusion that its people have
this trait.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

The display Of Photographic ART n1
Bells gallery Is worthy Of every one'.
inspection. Mr. TRULY, his operator.
Is making photos equal 10 those turn.
ed out Ia cities like ST. Louis Ch'l1.&
and New York. He enarauItt. 81
please. Visit the gallery netl week
and see his work.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
Thanka.

The young ladies' Of the Presbyte.
rian church take this means 81 extend
ing their thanks to all those who az
sisted them in making success Of the
recent meeting Of the .Spinsters Club:
also to those who favored them with
their presence, and to the papers q
the town for numerous courtesies.
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To this the board will not consent un.
til they can see the necessity for it,
which they cannot see today.
The only matter arrived at or de-
cision made was that the work would
rest where it is until the water is low
enough to work.
The sewerage has cost the city up to
April lst as shown below $50, 0O3. 9S, of
this Irwin Bros. have received S4O,-
S96.96, Mr.. Potter, the engineer, has
received 81, ,47O.50.
After the meeting, in conversation
with Mr.. Irwin, he said that the system
can be taken where it is today and
loose work done on Fish Lake road,
where lies the problem and by putting
in another line from Broadway and E.
Catly down railroad to the pumping
station, he can complete it, giving
the city tirst-class system for Sl04,-
600, or about $4,000 more than is al
ready expended.
While it is the opinion Of our Mayor
and council that the system will be
completed for less, still to secure
perfect sewerage system, which means
health, we can we'll afford to expend
the other $40, 900 as it means the ex-
pending of $4,000 to save $4,000.
REPORT.
Below is a report ordered by Council
on motion of Mr.. Watt, to be given to
the Times and Democrat for publica-
tion.
Statement of Construction Of city
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Scorpion to Arrive Tuesday.
NATCHEz, MISS, May IL, 1901.
Hon. VIM. Yerger, Greenville, Miss.
Scorpion will arrive at Greenyille
Tuesday at TIP m. WELLS,
Commanding.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
Rie Tent nieetInr.

Rev. J. D. culpepper, D. D., the
noted revigsl,st from Missouri, win
begin revival services In his tent near
the Methodist church Sunday, May
l1sth, at llo'clock. All are invited.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

We wish to thank those who SO ably
assisted us: Mr.. Gaboufy for lights,
Messrs. Smith, Crosby and Ward Tor
locals, and Miss Ida Ward for donations
The prize given to the child selling the
most tickets was awarded little Elise
Blum. MRS. Sol BRILL,
ChnlI.ll.1-- An L-nun1l.- lLAn L
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11

CREMATORY.
The question of removing the crema-
tory came up before the board and it
was decided at Wednesdays meeting
to look out location and get it ready
at once for operation. This IS good
move as the dumping in the river is
causing howl to go up from property
owners along the banks.
FLUES AND WIRES.
The ordinance on fiues, wires, ETC.,
was passed, and in the future no house
can be built without complying with
the fire regulations. This means fewer
fires in the future.
Mr.. Potter, the engineer, will make
a full report on sewerage next week
and will appear in Sundays Times.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-05-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD or SUPERVISOR
Much Business Of importance Transacted at this
Months Meeting

The county board Of supervisors held
their regular monthly meeting In this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week and transacted the following
business !:
A. Fl. Stone was duly elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Capt. Frank Anderson; made bond and
took seat.
Report OF cOnvicts turned over to
contractor by sheriff: Cost and fines
s24s.95. To credit sheriff ard charge
to contractor.
Ordered that bridges built on Sky
Lake and Davis Bayou by s. H. Nc
Clintook be inspected by Capt. Winters
and Alt Stone and II found built accord
ing to contract be paid.
Capt. Winters was elected President
of Board.
Report Of Geo. q. johnson, county
convict contractor:
1916 days for convicts from April to
AA"y .''.'..'..'...''V-os ~
by cash paid '-'.. ........ LIZ 70
by cneck.'-...'.. .....-... ia VI
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szo1 90
:. n houos report as treasurer;
REcAPITuLATIoN.
Gent County Fund. s2S. .A67 AZ
School Fund =. ...... 1O,Os4 Is
G. H. q Jail fund. 80 647 Al
Institute fund. ..... 70 90
New y. \. bond fnnd 100 80
FUNDING pond iund. o1o e
sec. lunus ......... osoV4 W
1ownsnlp ?. Iund. %
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sec. 40 4. 10 4 ~. u 90
Sec. 10 I. 40 y o.. ~
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CREMATORY.

Respectfully submitted this 10th day of May,
1901, j. NJ. LBB, Auditor
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