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

II you have any news Of 4 personal o
social nature send 1t In; We will esteem
II favor
Shoes! Shoes! at B. L. Young's. cheap
Miss Lola Boyd has returned from
pleasant visit to Indianola.
Miss Maggie Price is spending tn,
week with friends in Corinth.
Miss Helen Slack, of Water Valley
Is visiting relatives in Greenwood.
Maj. ". H, Morgan, Of Sheppard
town. was in Greenwood yesterday.
Mr.. M. NJ. Bardwell, Of Rising Sun,
was in the city the first Of the week.
Purino-the best stock food, at
CAspER's.
Mr.. J. J. Joiner, the e~nterprisinp
Sunny Side planter, was in Greenwood
this week.
Hon. J. D. Money, of Woodstock,
spent the early part of this week in
Greenwood.
Go to R. T. Jones & Co., for ham and
breakfast bacon.
Mrs. ]. W. Price and daughter, Miss
Mary, leave today for an extended Wis
1t to relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. J. E. Devault, section foreman at
Minter City, paid The Commonwealth
pleasant call last Monday.
New and complete stock Of groceries
and fruits at
J. D. Downs.
Mrs. c. E. Wright, who has been
visiting friends at Winona for some
time, returned home last week.
Tho Indianola base ball players are
all perfect gentlemen and they can
play ball-but--there are Others.
Ladies, try Electric Face Cream, (med-
icated). The elegant substitute for pow
der. CSC.
J. W. Curtis, the efficient manager
on DIR. Johnson's New Hope plantation,
was in the city the first Of the week.
The first open boil of cotton We have
seen this season was sent to Greenwood
by Mr.. Bonner Richardson last Tues
day. 1t was from the Aron plantation.
A. londsdale domestic at
THE FAMOUS.
Miss Wayne Slack, of Water Valley,
one of the many charming young ladies
whose visits to Greenwood make glad
the hearts Of our young men, is visiting
relatives here at present.
French canned peas at |,
CAspER's. '
Mr.. v. A.. Griffith, of Montecello, is
in the city on business. MI. Griffith,
who is a graduate of the State Univer. !
sity literary course, is thinking Of In. :
in a local enterprise. :.
Best spool cotton; three spools for .
cents; SIT cents per dozen at =
THE FAMOUS. /;
Misses Mayre Brent and Hattie Dunn
returned from Baird, and their !,
assertion that they are still in q state !.
Of single blessedness has made happy a :
or more of their admirers, y
Mr.. John D. McLemore. formerly Of u
LeAore, but now residing in Memphis, =
In Greenwood this week, for the :,
Of purchasing a residence, with :,
The intention of returning to, as he !.
1t, the best town on the face Of :
he earth" -
All ladies low cut shoes at one half .,
,rice at a,
THE FAMOUS.
The Indianola Enterprise in it, last
ssue remarked: THE Greenwood nine
re all gentlemen, but can they play =.
We don't know, brother, but II !,
hey can't, what's the matter with your =.
'Indians"f Ii
All 80, 81, 80, Is and 10 cent lawns, ~
'rgandies, dimities etc, at half price In
THE FAMOUS. -
Our progressive young merchants, re
tein Bros, are erecting . commodious pl
nd modern bakery on River Front.
he enterprise Of these energetic young Bi
len deserves the encouragement Of all,
nd doubtless their investment will be
profitable n a,
If the city council can't have the v.
'eeds cut down and taken from the side lMi
'alks the COWS should be turned loose. Az
the weeds get much higher the bill
layor will be forced to bell the odd m,
allow Niger and the mule to keep I'M
ON losing them. en-
If you want anything in the line Of
call on o."
]. D. Downs. no
mr.
Hon. r. P. yelling Jr.. Of Halle. -,
irst. one of the first lawyers and the RI
ost prominent young men Of the state, :,
to The Commonwealth, says, -
lou are getting ont the best paper in
e state" This is generous praise and
g are deeply grateful to Mr.. yelling
r bis good opinion. req
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