The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-10-18
HEADLESs LOCAL NOTES.

Beautiful pictures framed ready I,
hang OF Bells Photo Studio.
K. p. Buckmaster, Osteopathic Phv
sician. Room 2 and 3. Greenville Inn
Consultation free. "'
The Photographs made at Bells Studi,
can't be beat.
The Planters Lumber Comp any. sue
csssor to w. Fl. Neal Lumber Yard. ha,
an attractive 'ad ON the editorial page
This Is a reliable company and can m
your wants in anything In the builder,
line. The company is managed by Mr.
Jake Strickland, one of the cleyeresi
wide.awade hustling lnmber men In
the city. Give them an order.
Leader.
Among the professionals is the card
or Dr. Howard Stewart. whose Office is
over Sol Brill's. DR. Stewart is a fine
dentist, and has won worlds Wide
reputation for his successful treatment
OF Riggs disease. His practice has
been steadily growing until today 1t ia
the largest In the city and believe
II could truthfully add the delta.
Hanan & Son Shoes are right. The
Leader Fi'b , I'd ~ ~
2 Rev. L.aW. Doolan, pastor of the
First Baptist church at Madi on, Ind,
will preach at the Baptist church or
this city on Sunday next at IL a. m and
1870 p. IN. He has been invited 40 visit
the church with the view of accepting
thepastorate. The public are cordi-
ally invited to hear him. g@@
The Lead ers $500 Hats same shape
as Knox and Dunlap. Guaranteed for
d years service $500.
The young ladies of, the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner ON Noy. 18th
that being circus day-in the Phelps
building, corner Of Washington avenue
and Poplar street. E
Q Try the Leader $3.50 guaranteed pat
ent Kid Shoes.
George Wharton, colored man was
killed by being smashed to death be-
tween sleeping car OF passenger
train and the plank fence of the Fl. w.
Alexander lumber yard, From the
evidence before the coroners jury a
train was approaching him while
on track and to let it pass
he stepped off next TO the fence when
two box cars passed him, but the
sleeper which is wider than box car
came by and caught him and rolled him
round and round against the fence, till
1t smashed the life out OF the old man.
r. P. Buckmaster. Osteopathic Ply
sician. Rooms 2 and 3, Greenville Inn.
free. -
The Planters Oil Mill which has al
ways held corner In the TIMES since
1t was started again appears in this
issue, soliciting share OF the Planters
trade. She Gin and Millrthis year Is
In first class condition and gin sample
and returns have proven very salts.
factory to it's many patrons. Mr.. Geo.
B. Alexander, the manager appreciates
The patronage OF all.
! Organizer Phillips of the Interna-.
tional Typographical Union, dropped I
Town from Memphis this week, called
The typos of the city together and organ
zed a union of twelve strong in Green
Vile. The officers elected at the meet,
ng were IasJ. Hoyis, President, Buc-
lanan, Vice President; and j. G, Nc
Donald Secretary and Treasurer. AS
oOn as the charter arrives a meeting
will be held and the important busi-.
less of the order attended to.
r. p. Buckmaster, Osteopathic Phy-
ician. Roem 2 and B. Greenville Inn.
free.
The attractions at the Grand this
week were many and the tired theatre
oers were glad to get a few days rest.
ON the Quiet" was one of the best
that ever visited the
ity and to the lover Of comedy it won
lasting applause. Capt. Jinks was
lso received by an appreciative audi
nee. Wards minstrels played to poor
ouse and those who saw 1t said it
,cked good minstrelsy. Pete Baker
losed the week. He has changed very
tile in his long. stage career and his
Itty dutch acting and sayings still [
,em to please a large part of the audi +
noe. On whole the attractions this
eek averaged up as well as those i
lown by any theatre in the country
For picture frames of all sizes and