The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

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Let the people in the county, after
Monday, turn their attention to secur-
ing new enterprises that will build up
the county.
M. p. Moore & Ga. are SELL
ing the best S. shoe for 81.
Work is progressing on the new oil
mill. The foundation for the new
structure is laid and the wood work
will begin at once.
Quite a fishing party, composed of
w. w. McNeill, W. j. Galloway. Phil
Jones, Tom Chapman and their wives,
spent Monday on Blue lake.
Let not tales or promises change
your vote tomorrow; but vote for the
man who You believe, honestly, will
make the county the best officer.
WANTED-Dnring the summer. a
good, gentle horse to use. Will take
good care of same and pay small rent
if desired. Apply to this Office.
MI. and Mrs. r. W. Baird and little
daughter, accompanied by Miss Fannie
McLemore, left Thursday for High
lands, N. c., to spend the summer.
The Commonwealth job department
is being crowded with work. The
cause of it is the extra quality at the
same price of other printing houses.
Miss Clara Ryley, Of City Of Mexico,
cousin of Mrs. J. Nj. Estes, is in the
city this week, visiting the family of
Capt. H H. Estes and Mrs. !. 7.
Spivy.
Mr.. Dave Ellington has accepted a
position in the Western Union, at Vicks-
burg, and left for there last week. Dave
is a sterling young man and we wish
him success.
NJ. P. Moore s. Co. are SELL
ing the best S. shoe for 50.
Approved by the S. E. Tariff Assn
with no extra rate of insurance fee, the
Sunlight Gas lamp. Cheapest, simplest,
safest and best. F. H. Rice, state
agent. Agents wanted.
Mr.. T. D. Harris left for Pontotoc
Saturday night. Mr.. Ian Ransom, Of
C%arrollton, has charge Of the Office dur
ing his absence, and the paper will be
out on time, newsy as ever.
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is time to tn1t, before +sle
arrives and the Admiral hears of the
awful defeat of his name sake.
The crops. since the rains, are all
looking well. A great deal of the old
corn was too far gone for the rain to
save, but the young ORR will make a
large crop with another good season.
Cotton is loaded down.
The Delta Clay Mfg. Co.. are today
putting fire in one of the largest and
finest kilns of brick eve made in the
delta. Send your orders for brick to
the Delta Clay Mfg. Co., phone 10S,
Greenwood, Miss.
Mr.. Joe Eggleson, of St. Louis, ac
companied by his two charming sisters.
Misses Clara and Lucrecia, the latter
wife Ct Nh. Herman D. Money. were
over Saturday, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A
F. Gardner, relatives Of the family.
Why rent a house when. if you buy
lot, you can get money from the Geor
gia Building & Loan association tt
build it with? After eight years it viii
be yours by paying monthly an amount
exceeding your rent by a few dollars.
Do you want a sound liver, vigorous
digestion, strong healthy kidneys, regu'
larity in the bowels? Take PRICKLY
ASH BITTERS. It has the medical pro
perities that will produce this result
Sold by City Drug Store, Itta Bena,
Miss.
The Delta Clay Mfg. Co.. are putting
fire in a large kiln OF brick today.
They have found very rapid sales fo1
their first kiln. it being nearly all gone
at this time. They have just finished
delivering a nice bill Of brick for a
house for Saml. j. Stein.
MI. w. j. Galloway, brother-in-l law
of R. T. Jones and w. w, McNeill, is
in the city, stopping at the hospitable
home of the latter. MIR. Galloway one
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