The commonwealth., 1897-06-17

A. J. Reed came over from Carrollton
Tuesday on business trip.
Shoes! Shoes at B. L. Young's, cheap.
Miss Florence Ghee of Carrollton,
visited friends in our city this week.
Shrimps, crabs and shells at
CAsPER's
Miss Lulu Regan returned last Tues
day from pleasant visit to friends in
Yazoo City,
Miss Florrie Chapman left last Sun.
day for Canton, where she will spend
the summer months.
Have you heard Edisons wonderful
talking machine at Joe Stems. A new
piece every day.
Misses Mary Baird and JEFF McLemore
are visiting at the home of Mr. Robert
W Baird at Fort Loring
Send MS Your orders for paints and
oils.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Mrs. J D. Money and son, James, of
Woodstock, visited relatives in Green
wood the first of the week
Go to R. T. Jones & Co, for ham and
breakfast bacon.
W. S. Cunningham has opened bi-
cycle repair shop at his office and So
licits your patronage.
Our young friend Dave Nichols re
turned home last week from the luka
college, where he acquit himself honor
ably.
Give us your orders for screen doors
and windows Odd styles a specially.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Miss Mabel Money, the charming and
accomplished daughter of Senator II.
D. Money, is visiting Greenwood rela-
tives
Stein Bros are leaders in fine import
ed and domestic family groceries,
Misses Maggie and Mary Price the
two accomplished daughters of Rev. J.
W. Price are spending the week with
friends in Greenville.
If our Wonder Freezer does not freeze
in five minutes with 10 pounds of ice
we will make you a present of one.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Misses Bessie and Lyle Mcneil, two
very charming young ladies from Duck
Hill, ars the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Mcneil this week,
Keep cool! Cooling beverages and ice
cream at J. L. Dennis ice cream parlOr
Mr. p. j Green, a prominent hotel
keeper of Kilmichael, arrived last Sun
day on visit to his nephew, K. 2.
Green, our popular dry goods merchant.
Stein Bros. are the sole agents in this
city for the celebrated Peach Blossom
tour-the finest on earth.
LosT-On Monday, June S4, a Daugh
tor of the Confederacy badge. Enamel
red. white and blue flag surrounded by
wreath of gold leaves Reward will be
paid to finder if returned to W. 5. Var
daman.
Silver Shield lard, the purest and best
made. can be found at Stein Bros.
Mrs w W. Mcneil with her two
pretty little daughters, Sallle and An
ME. returned home Saturday from
Starkville, where they have been the
past ten days attending the commence
ment exercises It that place.
Chenango cheese the most delicious,
Mt CAsPER'S.
The contract for the erection of the
new Reiman hotel has been let to w. q.
Glass, of Yazoo City. Work was started
on the ground yesterday and operations
will be pushed as rapidly as possible so
that the building may be finished by
October lSt.
Just received dried apples and prunes
Mt CAsPER'S.
In honor Of Miss Mabel Money, the
Young men and ladies of Greenwood
gave dance at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Vardaman last Friday
nights. There was large attendance,
and despite the excessive heat, a joyful
evening was passed.
Best Keg Pickles at
CAsPERs.
A general merchandise store will be
opened in Greenwood September by
Mr.. D. J. Treadwell, of Indianola, in
one of the store buildings in the Aron
block Mr.. Treadwell is an energetic
business man, and the fact that he will
start in business in our hustling city Is
an evidence of his good Judgment.
Don't fail to get your pictures made
while they are so cheap at
PRICE e. EDMoNsToN's.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Gillespie, Hon. }.
X. Vardaman and son, Douglass, Mrs.
J. X. Bew and Misses Alice Cook, Sal
lie Humphries and Alice Bew, Doc"
Bridger and Jack Bew are Greenwood
representatives at the Mississippi Press
convention, which met in Memphis last
Monday, from which place they went to
ST. Louis BY steamer.
Corn nafs and hav Mt