The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-20

Don't fail when in town to see Rob
nSon's Art Gallery--its up.to-date.
It is we'll worth your while to try for
he prize for the best bale of cotton to
De awarded on the 20.
, Many Of the most distinguished
speakers in thu State will address the
people at Greenwood on the 20.
Mr.. Sayers, of Minter City was
among the visitors to Greenwood last
Monday.
Mr.. A. Henderson and his charming
wife, ct Runnymeade were visitors to
Greenwood Monday.
Money to loan at 81 per cent. For
terms apply to RUSH & GARDNER.
Mr. Sam Kealhofer, one Carroll conn
tvs staunch farmers. was in Green.
wood Wednesday
w. A. Bounds, one of our most sue
cessful planters, was III Greenwood
Tuesday.
F. A. Wilstord, the popular nominee
for Supervisor of Beat 2. was among
the visitors to Greenwood Tuesday.
Capt. Jennings, Of Water Valley, was
amoug the distinguished visitors to
Greenw wood this week.
Will Stancil and DR.. Mclean, Of
Shellmound, We're among their Green
wood friends this week.
Mr.. Fisher Southworth, one of lie.
fore county's most successful planters,
visited Greenwood Wednesday.
Mrs F. r. Austin and children have
gotten home from their summer outing,
very much improved in health,
MI. A. H. Walton, of Columbus, was
among his friends Of Greenwood last
Tuesday.
The subscription:list of The Common
wealth is growing every day. Let the
good work go on.
The walk on River Front is in a most
horrible condition. The Board of May
or and Aldermen should do something
with it.
Mr.. j. D. Money and wife, of Wood
stock, were in the city this week, visit
ing the home of Maj. Jas. X. Narda-
man.
Misses Stancil and Hale, two Of Shell
mounds charming young ladies, were
in Greenwood last Monday on a shop
ping trip.
Col. J. Y. Mcneil, of Berclair, one
of Lehore's Oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens, was in town Wednes.
day.
treat reductions In prices Of
rterling Silver aud Cut Glass at
Stein's Jeweiry Store.
Hon. D. L. Mitchell gave this office
an agreeable call last Tuesday. Mr..
Mitchell is one Of Lefore's most sub
stantial citizens.
Mr.. J. R. Fowler, n of the solid
farmers of the McNutt neighbOrbOOd,
was a pleasant caller at this office last
Wednesday.
Rev. S. L. REEVES and his handsome
bride have returned from their bridal
tour, and are happily situated in the
Presbyterian manse.
Mr.. Chas. Wright is visiting his old
home at McComb, ILL.,, this week. His
charming wife, who is on a visit there.
will return with him in about ten days.
Messrs. Leslie and Bob Scales, John
Erskjne. Fiddler Chapman and Sim
Hemphill went out last Wednesday and
killed II deer. They report a good
time
Little Girl--Mamma are all people
made of dust?
Mother--Yes. dear.
Little Girl-Well, then suppose the
nerroe 8 are made OF coal dust'--Judg.
Mr.. T. u. Roberts. Of Beat 2, gave
this Office an Agreeable call last We'd
nesGav. Mr.. Roberts reports matters
10 good shape in his Neck Of the Moral
Vineyard.
II the reople Of Greenwood are tired
of the Board of Mayor and Alderman,
IL they will inst Iun them over the
walk on River tlont. they will break
their blame tecks aud then we VIII
have no lucre OF itielI.
NJ. P. Moore d Co. are selling tn
heat n shoe for "a.