The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-09-30

We guarantee to please the most fa.-
tidious with the Texas &c cigar.
GREENWOOD DRUG Co.
Mr.. c. L. TONNES, of Minter City,
raid our city a visit Tuesday.
Dr.. H. s. Oltenburg, of Sidon, was
visiting in greenwood last week.
Mr.. Geo. Lott, one of Sidon's substan
tial planters, wrs in the city Tuesday.
John Robinson. a prosperous Black
Hawk planter, was in town this week.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
Mr.. Andrew Scruggs, from Heming-
way, was in the city the first of the
week.
MI. Russell Jones, the energetic ST.
dem merchant, was in the city this
week.
Mr., G. W. Farlish, n of Carroll
county's sold farmers, was in town yes
terday.
Nj. J. w. Lee, one Of CarY0ll coun-
ty's sturdy citizens, was III town yss'
terday.
If you need meat, -four or meal order
from Purcell & Jones. They will make
close prices.
Messrs. Bob Hicks and Leigh Turner,
Of Sidon. paid a business trip to Green
wood yesterday.
Messrs. f. O. Canneor and Thomas
lMeas, were among their Greenwood
friends yesterday.
The Pcnticost brothers, of Carroll
county, were in town Monday with n
large lot of cotton. '-,' ~'
Alex Graham, of Glendorn, and Wei.
den Hawkins, of Swan Lake were In
Greenwood yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. McMath. the enterprising
manager of Phillipston plantation, was
In the city this week.
Col. Ben L. Jones. one of Lefiorc
ecunty's most prosperous printers, was
in town yesterday on business.
MI. D. s. Jones. one of Lefore's most
prosperous planters, wa in town today
and gave this ofie a pleasant call
Mr.. Axex Henderson, who has made
the name of Runnemede famous in this
section, vas in the city this week.
Mr.. John P. Lewis, the art tailor, is
now at the Famous, where he will be
glad to welcome all his friends and Gus.
TONERS.
Cunningham & Co. carry everything
in bicycle sundries.
MI. Bonner Richardson left the hust-
Ting business environments for @ brief
visit to the quiet streets of Greenwood
this week.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
A subscription is being made up by
the Hebrew citizens of Greenwood tor
the benefit Of the plague stricken Sec
tons Of the state.
W. have the greatest 1Oc cigar--the
Wedding Boquet.
GREENWOOD DRUG Co.
The 4ssw law Office of Coleman ana
McClurg IL nearly ready for occupancy.
II Is a model structure and will be q de-
cided ornament to the city.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
WasShouse Co.
Two new residences are to be erected
in the eastern part Of the city in the
near future. n for MI. w. c. Peel and
the other sor Mr.. Sam Howard.
The Texas &c cigars are hand made
They are not artifcislly favored-They
~ the best.
0nEENWooD DRUG Co.
Mn. Reiman expects to move into
the new hotel next week. The furni-
ture for the new hostelry, which has
been delayed by the quarantine regula-
tjpns, il expected to arrive this week.
Ths new residence Of c. W. Crockett,
In the eastern portion Of town, is rapid
" nearing completion, aud will be q
handsome edi6ce. A neat residence Is
also nearly completed in the same yiciu-
ity for Nj. Martin Marx.
The Planters Warehouse Co., which
has . new advertisement ip this issue,
u doing . rushing business 1t present.
Nj. John I. Mccain Il kept busy weigh
Ing the cotton received. The largest
receipt for one day to date has been es
balee.
Nj. viii Kimbrough returned Mon,
dsy sfter . TN days quarantine deten-
tion at his home In Csrrollton. Mr..
Kimbrough lad besn visiting the Nash
vilIs Csntsnnial, and whsn he retained
~ prevented from entering by tho
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