The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-11-12
THE COMMONWEALTH.
or LOCAL INTEREST.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Phone IS for Groceries.
shoesl Shoes at B. L. Young's, cheap
New Mince Meat at
STEIN BROS.
Miuse Meat and sauer Kraut. at
CAsPER's.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
Cunningham & Co. carry everything
in bicycle sundries.
Call for Banner Mackerl at
CAsPER's.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
Jones gives the people wholesale
prices.
Sparrows's Chocolates are the best.
For sale only by
STEIN BROS.
There will be another cake sale at the
Mission room on Saturday, commencing
at 0. A. M.
Delicatesse Herrings in jars at
CAsPER's
Go to r. r. Jones & Co, for ham and
breakfast bacon.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
The Monthly Bimetallist and The
Commonwealth for n year for $1.9O.
Champian Goldfish bricks at
CAsPER's.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
The Commonwealth is the best adver-
Using medium in this neck OF the
woods. You have but to try it to be
convinced.
Canned HOLSTERS, Crabs, aspargaras,
Wanna and Lunch sausage at
CAsPER'S.
Diamond Brand Java and Mocha COT
fee is the finest. For sale at
STEIN BROS.
Don't forget that The Commonwealth
prepared to execute all kinds Of job
printing at reasonable prices
II 0 need meat, -four or. meal order
from Purcell & Jones. They will make
close prices.
The president of the cemetery associ-
alton requests a full meeting of the mem
bers at the residence Of Mrs. Gideon
Montjoy on November II, at 2 r. III.
J. I. Metts is agent for Kentucky and
Tennessee Ear Corn. Call on him for
prices. If.
Mustard, with Horse Radish, is the
latest. For sale by
STEIN BROS.
Bring your Job Work to the Common
wealth office. 1t will be done promptly
and to suit you.
Business in Greenwood is looking up.
There is no doubt about it being the
best market for all sorts of country pro-
duce in this part Of the state.
A woman hung round her husbands
neck and implored him to go to Crock
etts drug store and purchase a bottle
of Mississippi Chill Tonic. with Iron,
The frost has about nipped the yellow
fever in the bud. The board of health
has about raised the quarantine. A few
more days and all will be open.
Do not forget, we give some one of our
customers a buggy. The holder of the
luckey ticket will have his fine gift.
Which is we'll worth having.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
G. W. Bell has just finished digging
an artesian well for J. H. FRASER
on his Mill plantation, two miles west
Of Shell Mound. The flow is bold and
the water pure and cold. We congrat-
ulatc friend FRASER upon his good luck.
A large line of stationary just received
at the Commonwealth Office. We will
furnish you
Note Heads from SI.25 to ~. 80 per 1000.
Envelopes from $1.75 to $50 per 1000.
Letter Heads for S. 50 to 400 per 1000.
Bill Heads and other stationary at CORE
spending prices. Send rs your orders.
Mr.. Jno. B. Thompson of Leland,
writing to the Commonwealth, says; Il
find the Commonwealth to be n Of the
best papers in the state, and am always
glad to see it come, knowing that its
reading matter is choice and refined
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
will have a Bazaar, in the Mcdonald
building commencing on the 18th. OF
December. A great many pretty things
for Christmas presents will be for sale
and every body is invited to come and
examine them. When all the plans are
lnaturcd n more extended notice will be
given.
The Metho list bazaar which opens
Dec. 18th will have a fine, display OF
and orn, IL ,aSI articles suitable
for Christmas presents. These will be
sold at reasonable prices and everybody
wishing such things will do we'll to buy
them, then their money will be spent for
a two-fold purpose, the pleasure Of CIV
ing and adding to the church funds for
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