The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-11-24
4 Silver lea.

Expect to have . tea.
A piece Of silver please bring
To Mrs Lewis Humphreys Monday st 3.
10 II our venture you approve,
he then would mildly plead
That you . coin TO us bring
That will help us to sncceed.
TO size or kind or quantity
We will offer no objection.
A dollar sont from all our friends
Would make . nne collection.
TO advance the cause Of Jesus
IL the end we have in view;
And whatever you may send US.
Nay His blessings follow you.
& or 8 doses $685. will cure any case
:If Chills and Fever. Price Zoe.
NJ. Andersen, who has been in bad
health the past month or two, is at
Dawson Springs, KY. for a few
weeks.
Poultry, Horse and Cattle Feed for
sale by Y. T. Eggieston, 515 Main
street. All orders given prompt atten-
tion.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Pillow, on the 22nd inst, q ten
pound son. Their mary friends
,xtend congratulations.
All members of the Senior Guild
are requested to be on hand the next
meeting, Monday afternoon, at the
residence Of Mrs. John Tyson.
The quarterly statement showing
the financial condition of the Green-
wood Savings Bank appears in this
issue. This popular bank is in good
shape.
Special attention is directed to the
statement of the Bank of Ltfore
published in this issue. The show
ing made is a most creditable one
in every respect.
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The Commonwealth Christmas
Edition will be issued December
18th. Get your advertising ready
early, and thereby give us time to
properly display 1t,
Mrs Geo A Wilson, Sr, of Lexing.
ton, was the recent guest of friends
and relatives in this clty. During
her visit several entertainments we're
given in her honor.
It's time you we're paying The
Commonwealth the amount of your
arrearage for. subscription. We
can't seud the paper unless you pay
for it. Please; remle.
Fl. B.. Dixon, editor and publisher
4of b H,pss County siazs1te and
the Marks Review, spent Sunday
night here, the guest Of Rev. J. R.
Hughes and family.
As a Christmas gift a handsomely
framed photograph Of yourself viii
be a lasting tribute, increasing IN
value as time passes. Both frames
and photographs at Mrs. Spurrier's
Mrs Geo A Wilson, Jr, will enter
tain a house party on Thanksgiving,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Hosklns.
and Mr. and Mrs Williamson, OF
Memphis, will be among her guests,
Home-raised Red Rust Proof Oats
(made SO bushels per acre 1911 CROP fol
sale at Vt. ~Egg!eston's Warehouse
515 Main street, near southern depoa
Also Rape, Rye and Alfalfa seed.
Rev. VIM. Megginson will preach
at the Presbyterian Church e
Sunday morning, Noy. 26. at l1:O(
O'Clock, and evening at 7:l5- O'Clock
All are invited to attend these ser
vices.
The Bank of Commerce of this
city publishes in this issue of Tho
Commonwealth a most creditable
showing of its financial condition. te
which we direct the attention OF The
public.
Don't fail to read the page adver.
tisement of the removal sale of W
r. Moore Dry Goods Co. of Memphis
in this issue of The Commonwealth
Great inducements are offered retail
dealers by that stannch firm.
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The remains of Chas. Gardre,
were brought home from Arkansas
Monday evening aud inferred her
Tuesday. It is claimed that MI
Gardner was shot by q negre, ant
the negro claims it was accidental
Major and Mrs. M. G. Humphre,
returned home several days ago ant
are welcomed by all our people
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