The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-17

houses cannot find a better or cheaper
insurance. Mr.. Crosby's office is on
the river front, next to Eewburger
Cation company. Call and see him.
Onr spring importation OF fine main
sock, cambria and Swiss em%broideries
have arrived. The ladies are invited to
inspect them. AUSTIN g. FOUNTAIN.
STOP THAT COUGH Of the chill
dren's before it gets into consumption.
A bottle OF Wilkinson's Cough Baisom
will do it. For sale by all druggists.
S. b. Hervey a well to do citizen.
merchant and planter, of Water Valley,
Miss, was in Greenwood this week
looking mp Investments in Delta lands,
Mr.. Ben Jones sold his cypress brake
to on Arkansas man for IS, 900. We un-
derstand the Mcintyre brothers dis.
posed of theirs to the same party for a
like sum.
SPRING TIME IS COMING and a
few bottles Of Chilton's Improved Sarsa-
parilla will make your blood right, and
throw off the summer malaria. Take
no other.
You can carry 81, 900 in the Mutual
Fire Insurance company of West Point
for $3.50. This is the fee to join, after
that it may not cost you over SO cents
per year
The up-to-date jeweler is the old re
liable A. Weller. If you don't believe
it go and see his line of silver hearts
and souvenir spoons OF the Lehore
county bridge.
Mr.. A. H.. George, the next Senator
so we are told by our Carroll county
friends, that will represent them in the
Mississippi Legislature, was in Green
wood Tuesday.
Ar. Iardy, living near Sidon, started
home last Monday night a week ago,
and Tuesday morning was found frozen
to death close to the little town. He
had been drinking that evening and i,
was supposed he fell down and VAS un
able to get mp aud in this condition
froze to death.
Mr., y. D. Downs, father of J.. D,
Downs of our city, died at his home
neal Cola in Carroll county, last Mon
day. Mr.. Downs was 70 years of age
and was q good citizen. His loss was n
sud blow to his faithful and true wife
who survives him, and a regret to a
host of appreciative friends.
MIR. Thomas Breckwell who has been
in the employ of Kline a. Wilson this
year, has started around a subscription
to secure stock on the new cotton fac
tory. and tells us he is meeting with
much success. Mr.. Breckwell is a
young business mau and with the push
and ability he has there is no reason
why he should not get up the required
stock for she factory.
Mr.. Watkins, Of Aberdeen, who has
been here the past two weeks with an
eye to opening upa law Office, last week
formed q partnership with Mr.. Pollard.
These young men are both hustlers, and
while they are young in the profession,
with the intelligence they possess no
one need have any fear of pln<ing i'm
portant eases in their hands. Some day |
no doubt You will see it enc OF the
strongest firms in the city. Their Office
for the present is over the Greenwood
Bank. and their new single will read
Pollard 81 Watkins.
Mr.. Toms, representative Of the Geor-
gia Building a. Loan was here this
week making some loans in Il city.
This is a number n company, and we
are glad to say, has organized Il branch
here with DR.. N. Z. Whitehead as Pres.
They want business and are willing to
build you u house if you will buy your
lot. Our town needs houses n before
rents will come down must have them,
$1,000 will build any n a nice comfort
able 5-room house, and n a get tins
in monthly installments. Mr.. W. T.
Loggins, Sec. and Treas. will give you
any information you desire shout Vt.
Kidney disease is the enemy we have
most to fear as u result Of the feyerish
restlessness OF our much Wanted mod
ern civilization. 1t is a treacherous
enemy, working ont It's deadly effect
under cover of the most trifing symp-
toms. The first indication of changes
in thc urine. frequent headaches, di-
gestive troubles should be the signal
f,,, Drnp,nt rp,ne1ial ,npssiras pricEly