The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
FAeulrY Or 7 HH PEABODY STATE NOR
NAL INSTITUTE FOR TUgAs Mss.

H a. Dean, Director Pedagogy lin
district and graded school work. and
English
r. N Roart lohair Pedagogy, Ken
lucky University, Psychic Pedagogy.
/ J. Fl. shin Ex-State Superintendent
Of Education Arkansas Graded
schools
Mrs H. A Dean Arithmetic and
Algebra
D. L. Ross History Of Mississippi
Civil Goyernn lent and Moral Philoso-
ply
a. n Elicit Latin, United States
History, and assistant in English
Mis- Louisa lVeillson Primary Work
j. G. Dupreo Psychology.
R. " Fletoher-Physics and Geo
metry
J. E, Brown Greek and Physiology.
E. 4 McElwrath Political Econ
omy, Geography and Mental Arith-
metic.
ura, l. Pie rec H. Mclntire- Rhe-
toric, Art Hlocution aud Physical
Culture. ART Execution, Physical
Culture and instrumental Music are
extras.
7. J. Ainswotth Penmanship
Miss Louise Anthony Vocal and
instrumental Music.
Miss Lily Piller -Stenographer.
F. T. Carmadk Local Director
Our Mineral Springs We have six
varities Of water within two hundred
yards of buildings in which the Nor.
mails will be conducted
Suggestions -It would be well to
bring toilet articles, a light blanket
two sheets and pair Of pillow cases.
H. "A. DEAN, PRES,
[uka Normal Institute
Mr.. R. Jones, Of sidon, was up Wed
nesday
Mr. Rance Reece spent Monday in the
city,
R.w. McNair was in in the City
Tuesday
Old gold and silver takenin exchange
for bicycles at w M Cooks
H. u Street was up attending to in
surauce business Monday and Tuesday
G, C. Powell Of Water Valley was
registered at the Remer House Non
day.
w w Dickens Of Batesville, stopped
in city Tuesday on his way to Wood
Stock.
Mr.. H. P. Sturdivant, P. Il McCalip
and E. R. sturdiyant were in the city
Saturday.
Mr. Gid Montioy an old resident Of
this city, but who now resides at Phillip
City was up on business last Monday
Remember the Maine" was the cry
that led our soldier boys to victory at
Manila Remember tine main chance
to save money d to buy your goods at
Weiler's.
Miss Ida Duncan, Of Cleveland, Tenn,
who is here in The interest Of the Cente
nary College located at that place is.
stonriny M the hosnitablp home Of Mrs.
McLemOre
Mr.. ]. L. Haley, and Miss L. Rich
burg the lady who was employed as his
book keeper Of ttta Bena, were in town
making an Adjustment Of his insurance
with the agents.
Prince g. KepIer, a musical team, on
their trip around the world, stopped
here Tuesday. They gave the bOarders
Of the Reamer House, where they were
stoppinp. a fine serenade. The musical
talent of these young men ia wonderful.
The black and charred Goals where
once stood thriving and prosperous
little city is theaght the eye catches
from the car window when the brake
man cries out in the train, .Itta Bena,
We have heard ii talked that as soon as
their insurance Is adjusted a contract
will be let for the building Of block
Of brick stores. Mr. Mcmahon Of this
Mace boupht of.Mr. A. Raw the lot on
which stood his gtore.
McHenry, a small town on the coast,
has the yellow fever caused from last
years germs. The health officer Of
this county, attention we call to the
fact that in Itta Bena we are told there
Is bedding etc., that went through the
fever OF Biloxi and that its owners all
had a case Of fever upon it. Let the
county If necess1 ry pay for it but by al
means if there II danger Of fever from
It, destroy it at pnce for the protection
and safety Of our people.