The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-10-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

OASh &1tCit, oItC VI titt SltfGlESl Db1 :
on earth, is in town today.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
Hon. L. M. S%outhworth and A. II.
George are in the city to-day.
Cunningham & Co. carry everything
in bicycle sundries.
Mr.. R. H. Hicks of Sidon is an agree
able visitor to Greenwood to-day.
Go to R. T. Jones & Co, for ham and
breakfast bacon.
The Monthly Bimetallist and The
Commonwealth for one year for 81, 90.
Jones gives the people wholesale
prices.
Mr.. Everett Hemphill of Carroll
County is with his Greenwood friends
to-day.
Ship your cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co,
Mr.. P. P. McLemore, from the ITALIA
hatchie, was in town on business this
week.
Bring your Job Work to the Common
wealth Office. 1t will be done promptly
and to suit you.
MI. D. j. Treadwell and wife came
over from Indianola Wednesday and re-
turned yesterday.
If you need meat, flour or meal order
from Purcell & Jones. They will make
close prices.
The Reiman House is now open. 1t
is the handsomest hotel in the Delta
north of V~icksburge.
Ship you cotton to the Planters
Warehouse Co.
Any person sending us five cash sub,
scribers will be given The Common
wealth year free.
Hon. Monroe McClurg returned Mon
day after a stay of some weeks at his
old home Walden, Miss.
We acknowledge d very pleasant call
last Thursday from Mrs. M. A. Varda-
man and Miss Mary Sue Harper.
The man who would read a paper
twelve months and then refuse to pay
$1.O0 for it would rob a blind niger.
The business man who fails to appre-
ciate the value Of advertising as a gen
eral thing never amounts to any thing.
Hon. w. G. Chatham, sergeant on the
E Dulany plantation, was in town last
week. He is one of the best fellows on
earth.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of D. j Tread we'll which will be
found in this issue. He offers some very
low prices.
Greenwood continues to pay the
highest price for cotton. There is no
doubt about its being the best cotton
market in Mississippi.
A woman hung round her husbands
neck and implored him to go to Crock
ett's drug store and purchase a bottle
of Mississippi Chill Tonic, with Iron.
The failure of the Greenwood Grocery
Co.to materalize is a matter of profound
regret. There's no doubt about Green
wood being a most excellent place for
the location Of such an enterprise.
T. H. Holmes is ready and anxious to
to repair your shoes or make you anew
pair at a reasonable price. II you need
any thing in his line call at his shop in
Meals store opposite Delta Bank.
The Yazonia came in Tuesday with a
good load of cotton and seed. The wa
ter in the river is SO low, Capt. Luckett
says, that the wheel of the boat kicks up
an unsufferable dust. How is that for
a steam boat tale?
We direct especial attention to the
advertisements D. J.. Treadwell, THE
Dixie, aud Sam Stien, which appear in
this issue. These houses are open for
the purpose of selling goods and if you
will visit them you will be convinced Of
thatfact.
Look heah, Dina, did yo' 'spect me
to fling Of an race like dis, on de berge
OBJ yallow feber skeer, when Use runnin
to Crockctt's druggery to get a bottle OBJ
Mississippi Chill Tonic to prepare my
sistumy' Manufactured and sold By
G. w. Crockett only.
Mr.. E. Simon and family reached
Greenwood last Tuesday. MI. Simon
will do business in the house one door
north Of D. J. Treadwell in the Aron
block. He is d wide awake progressive
business man and The Commonwealth
predicts for him success. We extend to
him a most cordial welcome.
A large line Of stationary just received
at the Commonwealth Office. We will
furnish you
Note Heads from sI.25 toS2. 80 per 1900.
Envelopes from 81. 10 to 2.50 per 1000.
Letter Heads for 81. so to 400 per 1000.
Bill Heads and other stationary at CORE
spending prices. Send us your orders.
Preventive Better Than a Cure.
Mississippi Chill Tonic is a powerful
sntidote to malaria sure appetizer
invigorates the system--and ia an infal.
lble chill cure. Every bottle guaran-
teed and sold BY Crockett, the druggist.
Notice. 10 Contractors. l
Contractors for building and repair :