The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-09-24
New evening gloves at Hafter's

night at the opera house lie will lead
the coy and blushing Widow CLANCY
to the hymeneal altar You are in.
yited to attend the ceremony. Every
body Of consequence will be there
and your presence will insure you n
future hearty reception in the local
four hundred long after Maioney and
his bride have gone on their honey
moon. That the occasion may not
lack couyiviality, stunning girls in
modish costumes will appear to APP
peal to advantage in catchy songs and
dances McCabe and Mack, those
two funny little fellows, are assisted
by an all star company, including
Maud Sutton, the Beauty Chorus the
wellington Sisters, and a score Of
specially ARTISTS will attend, ana it's
a safe bet that there will be great
doiugs when Dan Maloney commits
matrimony.
Gall and see our display Of silks
and dress goods at Hafter's.
Fire was discovered last Tuesday
coming from the one story
building occupied by the Greenville
Boiler and Machine Works. near the
Southern depot Oh Walnut street The
alarm was turned in, but for some
'eason failed to sound the right
alarm at first giving the fire good
Roadway before the fire companies ar
i7ed. On their arrival the work of
lghting the fire was on in earnest.
nd 1t was but few minutes before
hey mad hve streams playing on the
re. The fire by this time had
pread to the Valley Steam Landry.
mother frame building, and from
mere 1t went to the old brick stable
the Guyton- -Sherrod Company. The
eadway it had before the COMPANY
rrlved placed its extinguishment
eyond human EFFORT, The loss of
ne three buildings ard the contents -
ms up to between $40. 900 and $l2, 000
lille the insurance carried was only
little ever 81, GM. The criticism
some as to the pressure being too !"
Nv is unfounded as the reading of .
le indicator showed the next morn =
lg. II
Our millinery and dress making b
oms are now opeu to the public. lC
Q Will give due notice of our grand IL
VI opening. Miss Ida Grams, just tv
ON New York, who is our dress p
aker and designer, will be glad to 10
the ladies of Greenville, and we be
We engaged Miss L. Brazee, our D
liner, who will preside over the
llinery department with the Misses ,
Connor, who are we'll known in F.
is city. Call and see our millinery. ii,
.-Chas Halter. m,
Mr.. @. G. Bell leaves Saturday eH
hit for st. Louis, where he will oo- w
W the Fair, and attend the annual oA'
vention of American Photograph an'
of which national body Mr.. -
| is vice. president for Mississippi.
ring his absence and for an indefi-
period afterwards, the photo
pm gallery of Mr.. Bell will be op-
ed by Mr.. Daniels, one of the
ling artists of the South, whose
ices Mr.. Bell has permanently re-
led. Mr.. Daniels comes to Mr..
with the best and highest rec
as an artist, and his work which
will be pleased to exhibit is guar
'ed to be perfectly satisfactory
wo fine blooded, perfectly gentle
S and young heifer for sale. AID.
at $50 N. Poplar street, or to W.
sodwell at Olin's.
ev. A. Locktenstein, superintend-
of the Jewish Christian Mission
t Louis will preach at the Metho.
church tomorrow morning and at
DapClSG cnurcn at night.
meeting was held by members of
gymnasium last Tuesday night
a hall over Hamblen g. Thomas
iture store has been secured for a
nasium this year
anted-Position by thoroughly
petent lady stenographer. At
ent employed but desires change.
ress P, 92 Court St., Memphis.
iss Mattyse Wynn has returned
is now with her mother stopping
le Cowan until their handsome
e is completed in the Park.
r. JEFF Dickson who has been EN-
ed at the Mississippi Store since
February left last Tuesday week
presumably to 90 to the depot
some freight for the store and
that day he has never been
He had ten dollars in money
him to pay the freight. A few
before this he had been drinking
and all thought in that condi-
he took train out the city, but
we'll known, no one can testify
and this together with the fact