The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-08-05
Stein Bros. are leaders.

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Stein Bros. are leaders.
Miss Mary Shumaker leaves Frida,
morning for q visit to Iuka.
Nh. W. S. Vardaman left today 70
a weeks business trip to Pontotoc.
Shoes Shoes! at B. L. Young's, cheap
Stein Bros. will remove in a shor
time to the stand now occupied by Jo'
Stein.
Mr., T. H. Baird has returned from
pleasant visit to Lookout Mountain
Tennessee.
Go to r. T. Jones e. Co., for ham ant
breakfast bacon.
Nj. and Mrs, J. H. Frasier, Of Shell
mound, will spend the summer at Tats
Springs, Ala.
Hon, A. F. Gardner has returned
from Castalian Springs, where he spen'
a week IN recuperaClOn.
Ladies, try Electric Face Cream, (med
icated). The elegant substitute for pow
der, &c.
Capt. T. r. Hughes, one Of Shell.
mounds highly respected residents
was in the city Wednesd ".
Prof, C. w. Worley returned Tues
day from Oxford where he had been
visiting his relatives and friends
Purino-the best stock food, at
CAsPER's.
Mr. s. H. Garner, Of Grenada, one Of
onr good neighbors, whose friendship IL
appreciated, was in the city Wednes.
day.
Mr.. P. s. George made a trip up the
river yesterday In the interest Of the
firm of George Bros. returning this NOR.
ming.
New and complete stock Of groceries
and fruits at
J. D. Downs.
Mr.. J. H. FRASER, the prominent and
successful merchant and planter Of
shellmound, honored The Common.
wealth with a visit last Monday.
"A londsdale domestic at
THE FAMOUS.
Prof. r. H. Rice desires to inform tho
public, that, owing to delay in getting
material, he will not be in a position to
supply bakery products until next Mon
day.
French canned peas at
Miss Jennie Buchanan, whose pleas.
ant and winning manner mas captured
cores of friends during her recent
visit here, has returned to her home In
Greenville.
Best spool cotton; three spools for
10 cents; 81 cents per dozen at
THE FAMOUS.
Mrs. M, S. Lamon, and grand -dsugh.
ter, Miss Mayre Brent, have removed to
the residence recently occupied by Miss
Kate Davis, and will reside there in
the future.
All ladies low cut shoes at one half
price at
THE FAMOUS.
Joe Stein will remove his restaurant
in a few days to his new quarters on
Market street opposite Miller's livery
stable. He has had the building On.
tirely reftted.
All 80, IS, 80, Is and 10 cent lawns.
organizes, dimities ETC., at half price
at
THE FAMOUS.
Messrs. Jack Quinn, Paul Montjoy.
Tom Gouldman and Doc Bridger went
to Blue Lake on q fishing excursion
today. If that qusrtette doesn't depop.
ulate the azure basin It will be moro
than strange.
If you want anything in the line Of
groceries call on
J. D. Downs.
Deputy Revenue Collector, W. s. Var.
daman, was engaged in official business
in the vicinity Of Maiben and through.
out Chickasaw county last week.
While away he assisted In the destruc.
ton of two stills.
Just received dried apples and prupes
at CAsPER's.
In our last issue We made note Of the
fact that a gentleman from Grenada,
Mr.. w. T. Jones, had been In the city,
looking over the ground preparatory 10
startings wholesale grocery. The name
should have been W. T. Burns, and We
desire herewith to make the CORRECTION
All gents straw hats one.hslf price
at THE FAMOUS.
Mr.. E. r. Lock will remove 10 bic
new store, now occupied BY Stein Bros,
about September I. The new store
will be . thing Of beauty. The AZ.
lures, which were made at the factory
Of R. H. Barrett b Son, are now being
finished by J. ". Hume. They win
be as fine ~ any In the state when com.
pleted.
Corn, oats and hay at
CASPER'S.
Travelling passenger agent, =. J.
Martin and division freight agent, l.
Green. Of the Southern hallway, paid
The Commonwealth Office . brief visit
Wednesday m0rninu These gentle.