The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-11-24
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LOCAL COLUMN.

Mr.. Ed Koplien the finest
engraver and jeweler in the
country, is hereto stay. Hi,
work surpasses anything il
this line in the state and the
citizens of our city ought tc
give him as much work as
possible. The Palace.
Nov. "a
Mrs. B. L Young is visiting Men
phis.
The Louise Brehany Company will
play in Greenwood Dec. 30th.
Chancellor A. Nee. Kimbrough is
holding court at Belen this week.
John Prophet, of Sidon, was in town
last Saturday,
We are indebted to Mr.. r. A. Beard
for a pleasant call Saturday evening,
Get the baby's picture made now by
Robinson-work guaranteed.
W. are indebted to Mr.. H. p. Orr. of
Stdon, for a pleasant call last Saturday.
MIR. J. W. Mullens. of Lehore, was a
welcome visitor to Greenwood Saturday
Stylish and up-to.d date photograph
work by
ROBINSON,
NJ. P. Moore g. Co.'S, store is open
every night.
Mr.. Malcolm Mcintyre, q prominent
knight of the grip, was among his
Greenwood friends last week.
Mr.. L. B. Wellman, of Shellmound,
was a pleasan: caller at this office last
Monday.
Get a nice dress made, and n swell
hat. for almost a song, at Miss Wealth.
ersby's.
Miss Lizzie Coleman, n charming lit.
tie lady of near Walden, is now with
the popular house of Barrow & Price.
$1.m buys a beautiful solid silver,
gold lined souvenir spoon made for the
Methodist conference at the Palace.
Our stock of furniture is no complete
and ready to compete. Call and exam.
inc before buying elsewhere,
L. HYMAN q BRO.
Mrs. ]. D. Crenshaw, of Scobey, is IN
the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. G.
J. Austin. She will remain several
days.
Mr.. Geo. Boddle, of Sunny Side, was
in town Wednesday en- route to visit
his sister, Mrs, H. D, Money, of Car
rollton.
$3.50 buys a beautiful solid silver,
gold lined souvenir spoon made for the
Methodist conference at the Palace.
A Mr.. Madison Jones and wife are at
Ahe Reiman House this week, MIR. Jones
@%ng come over to look after his
oKaing interests.
US. VIM. Yerger, of Greenvil,e,
..Je over the first Of the week to at
"a Mrs Ex.Gov. Humphreys in her
ast illness,
J The line Of silver novelties which
will be displayed at the Palace will sur
pass anything in the state.
Remember, we are the sole agents
for the celebrated Vital's Brand Cloth
ing. There are others, but none as
good. Z. LYMAN d. BRO. |
We have just received a nice and
complete line Of fancy cakes, etc.
MCNEIL & DUNN.
All business houses in Greenwood
viii close on Thanksgiving Day. Let
that day be observed as a day of eating
turkey and giving thanks.
100 buys a beautiful solid silver,
gold lined souvenir spoon made for the
Methodist conference at.the Palace.
W. enjoyed a very pleasant call from
Messrs, P E. and Toney Lehman, OF
Cruger, last Saturday. They say The
Commonwealth is the best paper in the
land.
Lets help to keep fine workmen in
Greenwood. This can be done by Civ.
ing your watcn work, engraving and
jewelry repairing to Mr.. Ed Koplien,
at the Palace.
Hon. A. H. Longino spent several
days in the city this week, He is look.
ing we'll. wears his new honors grace
fully and seems to ready at a moments
Notice to get into harness.
When in need of coffee again call N
Mcneil & Dunn for some of their
Blanke's, fresh roasted cotfees. 1t \
~superlative.
II you want a new watch Of anykind
find 1t here. If it's good time at mod
crate cost we have it. If it's good time
In deliberately ornamented cases of re
ljAble quality in gold and silver, it is
here. To be brief, il it's the most
watch worth the least money, it will
1oy you to talk watch with us.
q. l. STIEN, Jeweler.
Mrs. J H. Alien. Of Phillip City. was
buried in Greenwood last Tuesday,
Mrs. Allen lived in Greenwood some
yeare aeo where she made mary warm
friends who greatly d.plore her death.
She was a good omar devoted moth
a fsithfnl wife and true friend. Her
Hxmflv have our deepest sympathy.