The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-29

: the city.
ri Mr.. R. Jones. Of Sidon, is In the ci
! this week.
You can get . y. 90 Electric Belt 4
. 800; . rs Belt for 8 At Crockett
Nm. c. ". Crockett returned Mo
day from an extended visit In East Te,
nessee.
!, shrimps, crabs and shells a;
CAsPER's.
We have received fine specimens +,
open cotton from Mrs. J. 8. Chamber
plantation. raised by Spragrue Burgess
1t Is . w%inner-only 10 cents for
cake Of Electric Medicated Soap, equ,
to Cashmere Boquet. All stores.
A handsome delivery wagon, to b
used by Stein Bros. in connection wit
their bakery, arrived on the Pitchar
today.
Best Keg Pickles at
CAsPER's.
Prof. H. B. Alternately. of the Missis
sippi Normal school, was q welcom,
visitor to The Commonwealth ofic,
today.
Chapo, at CAsPER's.
The dance At Aron's hall last nigh,
was a tame affair owing to the un
usually small attendance. Those wht
did attend, however, had q good time
Jones gives the people wholesale
prices.
The firm of Price 4 Edmondson, pho.
tographers, has been dissolved. The
business will be continued by MI. W.
v. Price. Mr.. D. B. Edmondston has
accepted a position with q Greenville
photographer. All concerned have our
best wishes.
Stein Bros, are leaders in fancy can
goods. Call and inspect their line.
We call attention to the new adver.
tisement Of the Jacob Wies Nanufac.
turing Co., which appears in this issue.
Those desiring to purchase building
material will find by this nd that there
Is no necessity for sending out of
Greenwood.
Fruit jars and extra rubbers at
CAsPER's.
A merry fishing party went to Blue
Lake today to enjoy the many pleasures
to be found there. The party consisted
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Slack, Mrs. G. J.
Austin, Misses Mabel Boyd and Mayme
Slack, and Messrs. Will Anthony and
). Vardsman.
Remember, II you need Tablets or
Writing Paper now is the time to buy.
E. Gillespie & Co. are selling out a
big lot at about half price.
The patrons of the recent base ball
at Austin's Park, should feel
thankful to Mr.. C. j. Austin, for the ex
grounds, TO the Citizens Ice Co.
or the plentiful supply of ice water,
md to Mr., W. s. Vardaman, a. mana
'er Of the team and master of ceremon.
81.
c. E. Gillespie 4 Co., are selling out
heir complete line Of Hammocks, Fish.
ng Tackle, Croquet Sets and Baseball
GODS cheap.
The bakery being erected by Prof. F.
|. Rice Is nearing completion. The
ven, which Is said to be the largest In
he state, Is now under process of con.
truction by an experienced New Or. ,
builder. The Arm, which will be ,
nown as the New Orleans Baking Co., ,
ill in a few days begin to turn out a a,
quality Of the products of
mt. class bakery. |,
Corn, oats and hay at K
CAspER's. 6
A game Of base ball conducted in a =
sntlcmanly manner is a pleasant and 1
evating pastime. But when the sport ,
degraded by rowdyism, 1t becomes a
ost disgusting spectacle and should be @
discountenanced. Besides be. Y
q disagreeable to the players It is a t
,nco trick on the guileless audience, =
no have an afternoon Of contemplated (
Taxation spoiled and turned to un. n
easantnesA. n
For SALE-One high grade Monarch p
cycle-cheap. Inquire. n
LESTER BARR. p
The sardis Reporter says: Hon. >
;. r. Rush,s letter from Rome, which p
, read with q good deal of interest In
It weeks Greenwood Enterprise, p
'akened a longing desire to visit those D.
storic scenes and countries, which he
sntions, all too briefly and yet charm.
ely and eloquently. We hope he will =
lbody his travels in . volume on his
urn home. It would be refreshing
d delightful reading and we know of
class Of reading affords more pleas. IN
.. and more information than books d'
travel. Let the Enterprise urge Mr.. IN
lsh to write one" "
III gents straw hats one half price ="
THE FAMOUS. -
MRS. J.. Z. George Dead. v.