The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-01

Mrs. mayer visited IarrOllt0f
yesterday.
Mr.. G. S. Mcintyre, of Beat ,, was il
town yesterday.
J. B. Mccormick, one of Sidon's use
full citizens, was in Greenwood Tuesday
Go to X. T. Jones d Co, for ham and
breakfast bacon.
= Mr.. q. H. Gossom, of Webb, was in
Greenwood on a visit to his family this
week.
Com, oats and hay at
CASPER'S.
Miss Shell Prince was n guest al
the home of Mr.. A. McC. kimbrough
this week.
Ladies, try Electric Face Cream, Cmed
icatedl. The elegant substitute for pow.
der, at Crockett's Drug Store.
Mr., Watson, a prominent young bust
ness man of Lexington, was in Green
wood Tuesday.
French canned peas at
CASPER'S.
Job work done at The Commonwealth
Office with neatness, dispatch and art,
at lowest rates.
Hon. A. +. Gardner returned from
Nashville last Tuesday, where he went
to look at the exposition.
Circuit court in Greenwood OF the
third Monday in July. Don't forget
The Commonwealth while in town.
Gold Medal Molasses at
CASpER's.
Hon. W. p. Tackett, II of the lead
ing lawyers of Lexington, was in town
Wednesday on professional business.
Mrs, NJ. L. Lamon and granddaughter,
Miss Marie Brent, arc the Suestsof Mrs,
B. II. Dunn since the Lamon hotel was
destroyed by fire
Stein Bros. are the sole agents in this
city for the celebrated Peach Blossom
flour the finest on earth.
If YOU want the local news you Will
find it in The Commonwealth. Re
member, the subscription is only one
dollar per year in advance.
You can get a ~. 90 Electric Belt for
81. 90; a S2j Belt for s. at Crocketts.
Mr.. W. II. Farmer, the clever editor
of the Walden Democrat, gave us a
pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. Farmer is
a true mar and devoted friend.
Fig Fag the most delicious fruit
food on earth.
at STEIN BROS,
Pat Simms, Il negro laborer employed
on the new Reinlan house, was pros
trated by sun stroke last Tuesday. There
il but little chance of his recovery,
Miss Mary Price, to the delight of her
many friends, returned from Beloe Sta
ton and Durant, where she mas been
visiting friends for the past two weeks.
Just received q full line of deviled
and potted chicken, turkey and ham at
STEIN BROS.
The man who drinks artesian water
reads The Commonwealth and pays ms
subscription to it will never grow old or
ugly or poor. If you don't believe 1t
try it.
Jones gives the people wholesale
prices,
DR. Melville johnson, of kirkwood,
was visiting his brother, Capt VIM.
johnson, last Monday, DR.. johnson
went from here to Longwood on pre-
fessional business.
Just received dried apples and prunes
,+ CASPER'S.
Can't. and Mrs. l.. T. Caskett returned
from fine Nashville Centennial last Sat
urday, where the genial captain had
been in attendance upon the reunion OF
the Confederate veterans.
This season strawberry preserves, the
finest on earth, at
STEIN BROS.
The Commonwealth received a note
from its good FREED, DR.. ii. Christmas,
Of Tchula, this week, with a years sub
scription. The doctor says he can not
ret along without The Great Religious
Weekly.
Shrimps, crabs and shells at
CAsPER's.
Hon. D. T. Mitchell, n of Leilores
most progressive and distinguished Cit
zens. was in Greenwood Tuesday on
business. Mr.. Mitchell has many
friends in Greenwood who are always
glad to see him.
Stein Bros, are leaders in fancy can
nmds. Call and inspect their line,
MYERS Uman, the negro who was
locked up in the county Jail for shoot
Ing his wife and mothcr-in-law, is max
ing a strong effort to appear insane
Local physicians, however are OF the
opipion that he is shamming.
Shoes, Shoes, at B. L. Young's, cheap
A most enjoyable picnic and tally-ho
party was given last Sunday at fitz-
gibbons grove by the A La Mode Cinp
and invited guests. Miss Marie KEENAN,
Ng;o, ynn the nrizc for