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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
1n Hovssr ot n Friend
FANNIE BURNETT,
Ca. sup't of schools

Last Friday night the home OF
Mrs. A. -. smith Oh Gothic avenue
was the scene Of a pleasant gathering
of ladies who were invited in honor
of Miss Katherine Neumayer. of Au-
rors, Illinois, girlhood friend OF
Mrs. Smith.
The hours Of 2 80 10 900 were
spent in playing five handed euchre
and in anu on the lawn Al
euehre, Mrs. Orson Adams woa the
prize, Havilsnd china olive dish.
Refreshments were served on the green.
Mrs. Smith being assisted by Mrs.
Frank Harper and by Mieses Cara
shackleford aad Louise Norton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

Don't forget TO buy your minnows
At Gavette Bros. a Duree, the old
reliable mina0w merchants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
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Geapkuss An As.ksc.ea sss. than.
AhsSt tSck No..

" sfh she exec ,'tioa VI two FIi.sll. ~
sesesar- .,snss-s. wsE rhis ncxt ycal
get acquainted with "a cutira neW
Seaehssg force ~ her psh ic sahas =
nis- N sme AcCorm CA in Nc.
-asgasl-sa aud N i-- Hsttie A. EFais
an the Colorado street building az,
retaiasd trosa la-s
A. superintendent ahe school board
hss selected NJ " A. Tucker. @.
LeSaesr. Minnesota. ue j. q grad
uste ef Carleton college At Northfeld
Minnesota aud OF the = Cloud state
aormsl school, has tadghi cighi years
with success in NJ innesoia aud Dakota
aud this iast year has been doing spec
ial graduate work IN science. MI.
Tncker has wife aud lattie glrl M
Gill be IN cgnHis1a next week IN
tisse to take the teacher. exaaina-
1ioa.
John Neil GRAHAM, of Gsckvale.
Colorado Is 10 be principal OF the high
school. lie has had many yeaIs ex
perieBce in Colorado schools.
Owing TO an increasing number OF
eaPils the high school will this year
contain only the four higher grades.
Last wear the eighth grade was in
ciuded
La the Pine street central building
Arthur A. Pope will be principal
Mr.. Pope is originally from Delta
county and has taught tor two years
at W White Pine. His work is highly
spoken of. Last year in the August ex-
summation he secured the highest first
grade certificate granted. The sew
enth and eighth grades viii be under
his management. Mss Maude J.
Cleghorn, of whiting, Iowa, will take
charge of the lower floor in this
building with the fifth aud sixth
grades.
intermediate teachers in the other
bsildings are Miss Grace Il. Allison
also Of Whiting, and Mss BerLhs
eiqaigsot, of Frui,s, Colorado.
Janitors are arranged Tor as fol.
lows: High school building. Mrs.
Nate Arch central building, Mrs.
Kate Redden: West Gunnison, Mrs.
n srgaret McGowap.
School begins on Monday. the first
day of September. A number of
changes in location Of grades is made
by the hiring OF an additional teacher
Announcement Will be oflicially made
later on for the convenience of child
ren on the first day. Among improve
.aents are entire new seats for high
school pupils. The old seats were
rsther small for young ladies and
gentlemen and will be used ia lower
grades. Most Of the old desks are 10
be planed of aud revarnished. The
beginning OF September will see all
our school rooms occupied except the
upper floor in the west town school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

f1E SALE The Costsliu House
on Pine street, might be rented
turui-hed nr uufurnished 90 small
Family. n feet on Main street, block
I'll. HENRI h. IAkE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

LpsI-A string of gold beads :,
rcward for return of same 10 Dr. D
y sanford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

Qniekest meals in the city at John
GuBnison. Open day and night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

Bicycle cleaning and repairing
All kinds OF bicycle supplies Prompt
attention given 90 work. New loca-
tion at hane'- bookstore under Wood
man hall " :. Rainbow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

tsR RE>T The Parks frame
Pine street the Jack cottage. Iowa
stree. aud others soon 10 be located
IisSKY b LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
The Place

to get harness and repairs for the
haying season is at the old reliable
harness shop Of 3. " Marsh. Cheap
est aud best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

Fish tags, Tor shipping fish, for sale
al this office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

All my furniture for sale at resi-
deuge corner Virginia avenue and
Twelfth street
- II WEGE>ER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

Up-to-date printing az the News.
Champion office
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
BUSINESS uocAls.

am ABB and snl,oaueen,erit- alsisl this hoa
cents line.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
'Dsaih of Al. phillp G. tiiIzim.

/Mr. Philip iiilzim died at bis home
IN Grsenville On Sunday night last,
April 18th. Hewns the sCn Of the late
Mr.. Philip q. Iliixim, Of jackson.
Miss., and i brother of DF, Oliver Hi
sim, q Yazoo ciN. liE Hilzim uas
we'll known a. tbis esmmnnity and
was elwsys fsspeelea fcri ~ hanoF8blp
dspoftmsut, hlt inGnllhee n ckafhesNR
aad N mAnv peble vlRtnei. EfS ~
lcAea4 asWIthesa famous RegIneht
of kFflileTy" and We I member Of
Capt. RateIlfI's Co. "a served his
ccpntFy With the sane layal spirit that
animated ell Of the EallHnt sons of Mis-
sisaippi 10 their brave defense a right
and principle. Mr. Hllzim was
frank, noble-heartsd gentleman and Of
great amiability Of character; be lived
without reproach and died surrounded
BY his loving wife and sons. Alasi
who can console his widow Who can
give the sons consolation. Nome save
the Great God himself 70 whom We
them in this dark hour.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Sunday Church Services.

ST. Joseph's Catholic Church, Rector
Father P. J. Kostenbrock-Low mass
at 7 q. M; High mass at 1920 a. M; af-
ternoon service at p. m. Weekdays,
Mass at a. M, Altar Society meets on
first Friday of every month at 10 a. m.
Catholic Knights meet on first Sunday
Of every month after high mass.
Christian Church, Rev. ]. D.Weaver,
corner Kinds and Alexander streets
Services la. m. and s p. M, Sunday
school at 10 q. m.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. w.
Primrose, Pastor-Services in the Ma
sonic Temple at II q. m.
Methodist church, ]. E. Cunning
ham, Pastor-Sunday school at $50 q.
M, Preaching at IL q. M; L. W.Dye,
presiding elder; EpwOrth League, p.
m, Preaching at p. .,by J. ID. Mir
rah of Shaw. Prayer meeting 8 p. IN.
Wednesday evening.
Episcopal Church, Quincy Ewing,
Rector Morning prayer and sermon at
II q. M, Sunday school $50 a. M; Rec
ctor's Bible Glass p. m; Evening pray
or 4.SO p. m.
Baptist Church-Sunday school 0,4s
m, services at IL am, by WI Brown
ing: evening service at sp. NJ. by I.
Dorsey, of Arcola: The evening SER
vice will contain large amount OF
music.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
ArceIa Events.

Dr. +. A. BIzzell, one 0f our most
enterprlsing citizens, paid Memphis i
visit, combining business with pleas.
ure. We understand he purchased id
interest 10 the race track while there.
The Arcola Whist Club, composed of
J. w. Erwin, ]. w. Pugh, VIM. Kra.
snopolski and DR.. 7. F. Wilson, the
former two being rivals Of the latter la
the game, met Monday night at their
whist quarters to play series Of i've
games, but, owing to Krasnop3lski and
Wilson's skilled playing, it was only
necessary to play four games, which
terminated in a victory for the above
mentioned. Score Of games, three TO
one.
Miss Minnie Garrett, one OF HOIlan-
dalc's most charming young ladies,
paid cur city short, but most pleas.
ant visit. We are always glad to see
her sweet countenance in our midst.
Messrs. Finklestein and Hyman
made flying trip to Rolling Fork
Sunday, and we presume, from their
facial expression, that their visit was
one abounded with pleasure.
Mr.. VIM. KrasnopolsIsi made i AZ
ing visit to Greenvile Sunday even-
ing, returning home Monday after
noon.
Messrs. w. D. Love, b. G. Love and
J.. W. Erwin We're among the Green-
vile guests Monday.
Tennis and baseball are the favorIte
topics Of the day, and we predict Ar
cola will have as good club 10 either
game a. can be found in any town Its
size in the state.
The writer was strolllng out the 9th
er day and BY chance picked up the
following norice:
'sWhen not at our ofIice, please ring
me up az Wolfe House.
?. 9. and D. G. LOVE-
TO any one rssIdlng In onr little city
this notice would only have been sa.
perauous.
DR.. 3. A. Cheek and wife. aiter
pending two months East, visiting
New York, Philadelphia. Washington
and Niagara Falls, returned home and
were welcomed By their host of
friends. They enjoyed . most slabot-
ate trip. ZONES. =
I'VE will gladly publish notes from
other places II sent in TO us By Thurs.
day. We FAINT correspondents al every
postofic1
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
The WorId's Fair.

The United States government will
expend total OF So. COO, 900 in suppori
Of the LOnisanA Purchase Exposition.
which is to commemorate the centen-
nial anniversary OF the most import
ant event in the history Of the great
American republic, with the possible
exception Of the signing Of the Decla-
ration Of Independence.
The first appropriation made by Con-
gress was for 81, 900, 900 which,. BY the
terms Of the law appropriatlng IT, Is 10
be returned to the government out Of
the receipts q the Exposition company
before any dividends are paid TO the
stockholders; none of this IS, ,o0O, 900 is
to be paid out OF the national treasury
until the IS, 100000 raised by private
subscription, and the 81, 200, 900 appro-
priated by the city of st. Louis, have
been paid out for building the Worlds
Fair.
The Government originally appr0-
priateC $250,O00 for the erection Of
building at the fair in which to house
the government exhibits. When the
work of preparing the exhibits gotuun-
der way, however, the chief architect
Of the treasury department. discovered
that a building large enough could not
be erected for this sum, and upon his
recommendation 5000, 900 mere was ap-
propriated.
The estimated cost of collecting, in
stalling and maintaining the Phillip
pine Islands exhibit, under the direc-
tion OF the war department. is S250, 900.
For other government exhibits, includ-
ing the Fish and Fisheries exhibit,
S80O,O00 has been appropriated, this be-
ing one of the items in the Sundry
Civil bill, which passed The House Of
Representatives April End by a unani-
nous vote.
In addition to the above, appropria-
tions of 500, QUO for the special life saw
ing corps exhibit, $4,000 for the m
dian exhibit, and $40, 900 for the Alaska
have been made, making a
grand total of Sc, 800, 900.
But "Uncle Sans" interest in the
great educational undertaking, is not
measured alone by the dollars p provided
by Congress, for the President, the
Cabinet members, the employees Of the
government in every department are
and full Of determination |
TO make the Louisiana Purchase Ex |
position the grandest educational
in the worlds history.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19

peared before his honor Wednesday
with an eye ON him that justified him
In carrying cannon, II necessary, for
his assallant, was ilned $500 aud costs
for carrying concealed weapons.
STRUCK AND Robbed BY NEGRO ON
PROMINENT STREET.
While Mrs. jackson, accompanied
by her two little children, was return
ing to home on the corner OF Valiant
and Shelby streets, from the Catholic
Bazaar "Wednesday night, was struck
on ike back Of the head by a negro and
had her purse ssnatched out Of her
hand. The assault occurred near the
corner OF Percy and Shelby streets, and
her screams and the screams OF her
children attracted the nearby neigh
bors, who gave chase TO the negro but
failed to catch him. Mrs. jackson
had but sl0v IN the purse. she
could not give a good description or the
negro but as best Is she should de-
scribe him be was appafnntly large
black heavy set man The officers are
after. him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
FINE
Looking Set Of Men Are They In
the GreenviIIe Nine.
FIRST GAME SUNDAY
viii Take Place In Memphis When Our Team
will Cross Bats With Captain Franks Team
or That City.

The players of the Greenvile team
are daily arriving and a fine looking
set they are. The men who have ar.
rived are all about the same size and
weight, and every one upon the Dia.
mond are showing up ball players
the real thing.
The men who are here are Schley,
Moss, Gross, Doup. Tilford, Becker,
and O'Conners. With the exception
Of Tilford, Doup, Moss, and O'Connors,
the men are new to Greenville, and Il
is the first time they ever visited the
coming pennant city.
Manager Hebron does not play ball
himself like the. managers OF some Of
the clubs Of the Cotton States League
but he knows what playing ID and hft
men know it. At all the practices Of
the team this week he was on the
ground watching the actions Of the
men in the field and at bat and all who
did not come up to his idea Of playing
was given tips and extra practice that
showed improvement at once.
While Mr.. Hebron has expected
several players who went to other
leagues he feels confident their places
will be filed by players their equals
in every way,
The Greenville team will leave here
for Memphis today to play Franks
professional nine tomorrow afternoon.
We do uot know what kind Of a club
Frank has this year but If our. boys
had little more practice Memphis
might have surprise.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Death y 6try&}lls Pelham l=iniay.

The death of Mr.. Orviile Pelham
Finley, which occurred in this city last
Tuesday, was sad blow to the rela-
tives and friends of the deceased.
Born and raised in this city, educated
at its public schools, his life was but
an open book to all to gaze upon, but
not blot appeared upon a single page.
Intelligeut, kind and noble, he won the
friendship of all he INST and in his
death all realized they had losta true
friend and the city one Of its noblest
young men. The funeral service was
held at the st. James Episcopal Church
Tuesday afternoon, DR.. Quincy Ewing
officiating, and the eloquent tribute
he paid to the character of the deceas-
ed was grand and just.
A large concourse OF relatives and
friends followed the remains to the
cemetery. The father and mother,
brother and sisters, kindred and true
friends have,our heart most sympathy
IN their loss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
DIED

Mrs. Mary L. Sides, wife Of Mr.. ".
4. Sides, an-Ulatime Dfinter0f Green.
vile, died early last Monday morning
after an illness Of several days. She
was about fifty years of age, was
member Of ST. Josepll's Catholic
Church and the funeral nk ,hree
o'clock tlat afternoon was conducted
~ Rcv. Father r, j. Korstenhfook ii
q very impressive manner She
leaves husband, i daughter, now ia
Memphis, and two sons, u mourn
especially the loss Of wife and mother.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
MAY
M Fesiivities are Going to At
tract Large Crowds.
XCuRSION RATES
S|SImtoas and Railroad Lines VIII Swell,
fha Number Of visitors-QuarterIy State.
n1nl cf Kings Daughters Home.

The EesliFities of the 1st of May are
owing ia interest. New entries are
.'1n made, new donations being pre-
Inled and new ways for the night.fun
& 1r0po6ed. As the day now presents
.6|i ii will be one long tosbeIremem-
|fsa we give below the list Of en-
les and nfizes to be awarded.
COMMITTEES
|,6n,mItlee on Prizes-Mrs. Edmund
s4|or. chairman; Mrs. L. Waldauer,
II J 'H. Wynn, Mrs. Sam Blum.
committee ON Entrance Of Vehicles
11 n Nelson, chairman; Miss E..
.'. SfSin. Mrs. 8, r. Geise, Mrs. STAN
F. 4tn.neR, Mrs. W.. II. M0ntgom-
B NIfs Ahe Blum, Mrs. e. B. Worth
\ Mi y. Y. Kerr, Mrs. E. Fl. Tay-
,omhsitiee ON Advertising--Mrs. D.
#nnt. chairman; Mrs. ]. n. Jayne,
|.. EISIa Stone, Mrs. L. p. Smith,
|As GfHce Everman, Miss Helen
0sanilkee on Dec0ratiOn-Miss
|,|IN E2sN. chairman: Misses Scruggs,
o|I UI|<luski, Ireys. e. Scott, Nc
|leMch M Holmes, Eckstone, Bark
\ B US, Frankel, Mary Thomas.
I,.'5 Y1rger, H. Moyse, Stern,
'nmdn, Gordon, EvermRn, Mrs. Thos.
limos: Messrs Kemp, Ford, Ehlbert,
|1MbS. J. e. Aiken, Henry Critten-
' w. RI. Harvey, Shackelford, Kerr,
aIhnrst. Il. Ehrlich, Chas. Holmes,
b. C6mpbell, Jack Wyche, Gillian,
A TIehfbF, J. L. Hebron, Jr.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
EIk's Meeting.

A very enthusiastic meeting of
the lodge of Elks was held on last
Monday night, when the installa-
ton of the newly elected officers
was made, Past Exalted Ruler
Tilford being master,.of the cere-
monies. After the installation .
number of petitions for member
ship we're presented. This lodge
has now membership of over $50
and is growing. This year they
expect to attend tho national meet
ing at Salt Lake City in one of the
largest representative bodies that
will be there.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Real Estate Transfers.

The vacant lot next to the Cotton
Exchange was bought by Mr. Cannon
last week for $500. In short time. he
will build neat two-stOry brick on it.
The real estate firm of Church &
Shelton, sold the following the past
week:
4 lots in Blanton Addition, 81 900 CO..
lots block 8, 5th addition, $400 CO..
4 lots Skinner Addition $500 90.
> lots Davis Addition, $500 90.
2 houses and lots Mckenzie Addition
81 900 co.
lots Mckenzie Addition, $l,sOO co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Alumni Meeting.

The third annual meeting of the
Mississippi Association Of the Sewanee
Alumni will be held at the Hotel Cow
an Friday evening, April 95th The Rt.
Rev. Thos. F. Gallor, Bishop of Tennes-
see, will be the guest of the Assoola-
tion on this occasion. The Alumni OF
the Greenville High School will give
the Association banquet at the hotel,
the meeting to commence at $50 and
banquet at 10 c clock. Committee on
arrangements-LeRoy Percy, w. H.
montgomery, Rev. Quincy Ewing, Id.
Weiss, James G. Smith.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Notice.

The Ladies Aid Of St. james Church
will give strawberry Fete' on the
afternoon and evening Of Thursday,
May 10Th, on the lawn in front Of Mrs.
W. G. Yerger's reaidence on Broadway
and Washington avenue. Strawber-
ries, cakes, frozen dainties, and also ar
ticIes Of fancy work, both useful and
ornamental, will be for sale. All are
cordially invited 70 attend. mi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
Display by merchants, A g. B
Outriders, A & B
Lady riders. A Il B
Bicycle display. A & B
Fireman's Display. A & B


Outriders, A & B
Lady riders. A Il B
Bicycle display. A & B
Fireman's Display, A & B
CHlLDREN's DISPLAY
| Pony carts, A a. b
Riders on Ponies, A g. B
Baby carriages and go-carts, A g. B
ENTRIES FOR FLOWER PARADE
Merchants and Organizations DisS
play.
Charles Halter, Frank Binder, ]. E.
Gilham, Nelms & Blum, HARRISON
Bros, The Leader, Peter Duskas,
Crouch & Meisner, Stone g. Everman,
Montgomery, Roth Co., Church & Shell
ton, Workman & Campbell, The Goyer
Co., Mississippi Oil Mill, Planters Oil
Mill, L. L. Gilkey, Lord & Taylor, Ley
ser & Co.. Poepche Leicht Lumber
Co., Mr. Neil, Ice Factory, Planters
Compress, Archer's Book Store.
Two.HoRsE VEHICLES
Mrs. Henry Crittenden, Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. NJ. p. Metcalfe, Mrs.
Hazclhurst, Mr.. Rosenstock, Col. Ike
Newman, Capt. Tollinger, Capt. Chas.
West, DIR. Payne, Mr.. VIII Worthing-
ton, OF Waysidde, MIR. o. P. Best OF
Leland, r. W. Tilford, tandem.
oNE.HoRsE VEHICLES
Mrs. George Archer, Mrs. James E.
Negus, Mrs. w. G. Phelps, Mrs. L. v.
Fort, Mrs. w. A. Everman. Mrs. ]. H. |
Wynn, Mrs. Robert Hallett, Mrs. 7. Fl. |
Hood, MIR. ]. Conly, DIR. J. d. Smythe. |
Capt. w. K. Gildart, Miss Attabury. |
OUT RIDERS, Gentlemen.
Morgan johnson, Camp Wheeler, Dun
bar Archer. Lyle, Josh Bell, Frank |
Dnnn, Percy Bell, Abe Yerger, Louis |
Yerger of Lake Village, Ark, DR..
Odeneal, Frank Adams.
LADY RIDERS
Mrs. w. ]. Wright, Mrs. Harry Fer
guson, Mrs. Mcmahon, Miss Gordon,
Mrs. Wallace Arnold.
WHEELS
Miss Ann Thomas, Miss Adeline
Harvey, Master Thad Wynn, Master
Leo Sack, Master VIM. Gidden.
CHILDREN's DISPLAY
Mrs. ]. B. Scrupgs, Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. J. Wall, Mr.. M. Rosen-
stock, Mr.. r. w. Tllford, Miss Eliza
beth Bell, Miss May Nelson, Masters
Bun Thomas, Willie Heron, Philip
Miller, Dove Hazelhurst, VIM. Griffin,
Jr., Leroy Percy, Jr., Allen Arnold,
Guy johnson.
BABY CARRIAGES
Mrs. Van B. Boddie, Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. Jack Wyche, Mrs. u. II.
Taylor, Mrs. B. F. Wasson, Mrs. 7. Il.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
HAD NO LIcENoE.

Last Monday dark skinned ''lady"
spied q dansel OF lighter shade win
ming her husbands affection, and her
eyes flashed livld greenish hues that
did not bode well for Annie, the one Of
paler face. Vengeance was the one
thought of the woman, and like hawk
pouncing upon an unsuspecting chick
en-, she took Annie by surprise and
with an open knife she started to trim
her ears, but was stopped before she
had time to trim but one, which to .
casual observer did not look as IL II
had been cut to hold earrings.
:. Policeman Hovis appeared on the
scene, but before be could arrest Har-
riet. the trimmer, she took of on run
down the railroad track, near the Y. &
M. v. depot, but being a record sprint
ter himself, Hovls soon captured her
and took her to jail.
The next morning she stated to the
mayor that she was performing q sur
gical operation, but when asked II she
had q licence to practice her profes-
sion she answered never = word, 30
her honor cut short HarFiet's trimming
career by fning her $500 and costs.
JUSTIFIED IN CARRYING CANNON.
allen chspceF, river lad, VIII ap.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19

n IOUdI V5zl
|t,RIZEs DONATED FOR FLOWER
la PARADE.
nnmp Shade, Mrs. Leop Wilzin
|hlhjld's Saddle, Mr.. G. A. Ehlbert
|s'hil 's Hat, S. L. Sack
Z lair 0f Trousers, Armstrong, Tailor
|SIne set SINGLE White Web Harness by
I e. a.. hilbert
WI aet Double White Web Harness,
sferIine silver Mounted Carving Set
|al4fQe Fancy Urn
|dieSrl Handle Knife
|atin6 With Ametheyst and Pearl Set
L ting
|u,oVal Blue Enamel Watch with Chate-
laine
|67nt6uoiss Blue Enameled Watch with
Uhatelaine
|IoV'6 silver Watch and Gold Chain
I6y Ride
|n6lze Bracelet
ffdILDREN'S DISPLAY.
'rhe f0llowing prizes have been des-
6HaBa8 for the children's display.
| ISt. Bicvcle rider, Turquoise Enamel
N4f6b and Chatelaine, for girl, or
58S n ;iIrer Watch or Cnain.
S1d Bicycle rider, Knife for Boy or
| |<I44 for 8Irl.
sHt PAM rider, Royal Blue Enamel
.14ttt f6c girl. or Boys Silver Watch
7nf. Rony rider, Child's Saddle
III. Pony cart, Boys Suit.
36d. Pony cart, Girls Hat
ISt. Coat or Dog Cart, Rifle
snd coat or Dog Cart, Snake Brace
Ist. pshy Carriage, Go-cart.
End Bnby Carriage, Silver Cup.
sfbaA6 bfIzes are all handsome and it
k4ts8 thai the number of entries be
4E|sd of trebled before May 1st.
ENTRANCE FEES
'S.I.t 1hlrance fees are as follows:
ir.0n 81 four.horse Vehicles, $500
e.nofse Vehicle, $500
&|NNlo Riders, $100
EIn|.14en's Turnouts, Sl.OO
H1br Vehicles, $l.OO
The ohairman of this committee,
~. N1II1on, is ready 10 reglster aii
So mag apply.
nt|ss has been offered for the most
nIaHs And original burlesque by pri-
S c|i|zsns, merchants or organiza-
ma and 1t should call forth a large
sl of humorous or ludIcrous en-
16| n=izes are on exhibition at Bin
|suslry store and RobinsOn's old
.si AZ soon as the classification is
t|eIed the prizes intended for each
VIA Be designated and marked
.s.a|n4ly. In the award of child
II|ass exchanges will be MADE
S0|I boys and girls.
CLASSIFICATION
|6||awIng.cl classification OF convey
3. t1. been adopted:
.1sra, A &B
.|s rehicles with top, A & B II
vehicles without tops, a q =
|1.1s vehicles without tops, A q d
vehicles with tops, A q b
...0| by organizations. ncats, &C., '
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19
For Rent of sale.

A new and complete storehouse for
rent or for sale in the suburbs Of
Greenville at a cheap rate or on easy
terms. Apply at the Goyer co. 2-15tf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-19

FOR RENT-A 6-room house in one
block Of the business part Of the city.
Price $50 per month. Apply at
TIE TIMES.