The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-11-03

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Swallow is a good shot with the Ko-
dak.
MI. J. R. Fowler of McNutt, was in
town yesterday.
Fine hats cheap at Miss Weathersbs's
Mr.. J. F. Bowles OF Minter City, was
IN Greenwood Yesterday.
If you want good job work promptly
done go to The Comm onwealth.
Fine dress making solicited at Miss
Weathersby's Millinery store.
Mr.. w. A. Reid, one of Holmes coun-
ties clever citizens, was in town Wed.
nesday,
Charley Knott, r. Jones and Mr.
Price were visitors to Greenwood We'd
nesday,
Call for Wilkinson's remedies Of your
druggist. They are all guaranteed,
The incest cake of all kinds prepared
on short notice at
The HANDY KITCHEN.
DR.. w. B. Dickens, OF Woodstock,
was Il welcome visitor to Greenwood
Monday,
Mr.. w. NJ, Bardwell, one Of Beat As
most substantial planters was III the
city Monday.
NJ, P. Moore e. Cos, store is open
every night.
Mr.. Ed. Wilburp, Of Lexington, was
in Greenwood Thursday and gave this
Office ii pleasant call.
Mr.. Frank Peasants, one Of the sub
s@tantiHl citizens Of Beat /, visited the
city "Wednesday.
Eularging and all kinds of Photo work
made by Robinson, the artist.
We have just received y nice and
complete line Of fancy cakes, etc,
MCNEIL q DUNN.
The Delta Clay manufacturing Com
pany, want 200 cords OF big four foot
wood at once Will pay the best prices
M. S. Mclean, the wide awake and
hustling proprietor Of Wildwood, was
in the city hlonday.
Mrs. J.. A. Chambers. and her daugh-
ter, Miss Tallula, spent last Sunday
with relatives at w1nona,
Mr.. J. II. Frazier, the most success
full planter Of Beat ?, was nlingllng
with his friends in the city Monday.
Mr.. S. H. Garner, of Grenada, one Of
the most popular drummers 'on the
road was in Greenwood last week.
Get a nice dress made, and Il swell
hat, for almost a song, at Miss Wealth.
ersby's,
Mr.. G. w. Bell has purchased Of
Messrs. Keesler q Barrett the City
Transfer business. Consideration s.. 900.
Hon W. s. Hill, of Winona, one of the
most promising wyers in Mississippi,
was a visitor to Greenwood Monday.
The Handy Kitchen furnished the
coffee for the barbecue. 1t was strictly
first class too.
20 years in the Photo business makes
Robinson, the artist, an expert.
Col. Bob Hit was in town Monday,
having come over from WinOna to help
in the partition OF the late Mrs, w. W.
DaTIpn 4 estate,
When in need of coffee again call on
Mcneil & Dunn for some OF their
Blanke's fresh roasted cotfees. 1t is
operative.
Hon. W. r. Tackett of Lexington,
one of the foremost lawyers OF his age
in the State, was a pleasant caller at
this office Thursday.
Mr., VIM. West, Of Holly Springs. is
now with The Commonwealth. MI.
West is a clever gentleman and a good
printer.
J.. P. Joiner, a stauuch friend Of the
Great RelieiousN tekly, ard suislaielai
planter Of Sunny side, WIS ii visitor to
Greenwood Tuesday,
The illness Of my old friend j. FL.
Groves is sad news. He madeas gallant
confederate soldier as ever bore musket
in defense OF an honest cause
Mr.. C. l., TOWNS and Maj w Fl,
Morgan were in The city Monday to- the
purlose Of nakipg a partition Of the
estate Of the late Mrs, w, W. UaTden.
A splendid line Of stationery just re
ceived at this office. Our job office is
complete and we have just added to our
TO rce most skilltul and artistic work
men. Give us a trial.
Send yonr orders for brick TO the
Delta Clay Manufacturing Company.
They will be filled promptly at the low
est lIices. Delta Clay Mtg. Co, Green
wood, Miss,
Mrs. John Oliver (nee Miss Bessie
Pillow one of the handsomest and most
charming women Of the South returned
to her home at GAINESVILLE, Ga, last
week. after a visit of some weeks to her
mother, Mrs. W. r. Pillow.
The show given by DR.. Iretwelis
company on the boat formerly owned
by Prof. Rice Is a very creditable per-
Torrance indeed. There is some good
dramatic talent in the troupe and to at
tend the show is a very pleasant diver
sion.
The Delta Clay Manufacturing Com
pany, have proven that their Clay will
make a first elias brick And they will
soon baye a new plant in operation that
viii he equal 70 The very best IN he
State.
Mr.. II. T. Crosby, the srrightly editor
Of fhe l4reanyilln Times. came over last