The commonwealth., June 24, 1897, Image 3

About The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923

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THE COMMONWEALTH.
If yon Ir.vc any ne \vs of a personal or
sei :-l ns tine send it in. w twill esteem
it a favor
Stein Bros.. grocers up to date.
K. IT Hicks Jr . of Sidon,
city Sunday
Wo are sorry to chronicle the illness
of our fvi *nd Lock Arnold.
in the
Mr. D. M Jump r. of Side
tin- city a few h»nr.< Mouthy In:.:.
ir order» for l'aint. and
was in
Bend ns y<
oils.
Hi::;; ursox & Baird.
of Jackson, was
visiting hi- if.' ili-r. Mr. M. Anderson,
this week.
Mi-« M.d Bello L-m-ler-. a charming
Water Vall-v iroil«*. i i the gnest of the
Misses liste -
Go to R. T. Jones A C i. for Ini
breakfast bar.
Mr. < )tto Anderst!
and
Miss Lillie John ai returned last
Friday from a pleasant visit to Lone
Star plantation.
Israel Williams, charged with petit
larceny, waa sentenced to the farm for
00 days last week.
Give us your orders for screen doors
and windows. Odd styles a specialty.
Hi.N hekho.n A D.mhd.
Dr, J. W. Price is still ab
Greenville. listing in conducting n re
viva! meeting in that city.
it in
Our popular young gro vrynnu, Ike
Stein, left last week for Chicago on a
pleasure and business trip.
Stein Him v are leaders in line import
ed and dome-lie family groceries.
Mr. Wm. E. Hew has been suffering
from a severe illu.. s at the residence of
his brother, Mr. J. R. Hew
Dr. D. M. Me( Tehee, the i*m*rgetie.
fui no •reliant of Shell Mound.
and sue :e
was in Greenwood last Saturday.
s not freeze
If our Wonder Freezer do
limit« s with 10 pounds of ice,
in five :
We will
l:e you a present « f one.
Ilt.N'DKHSi'N «V B.\JHI).
Miss Sadie Keesler returned home
a delightful visit to
lingham.
last week fro
friends and relativ« *s in Hi;
Mr. H. F. Anthony, wh *i> traveling
in the interest of a large thread house,
was visiting his brother. Mr. W. L An
tliony, laM Monday.
Keep cool' Cooling beverages and ice
at J. E. Dennis' ice cream parlor
Miss Aniih- Hr«)wn, one of liidianola'a
popular young ladies., who has been
attending school at Jacks
Frida y in Greenwood.
Misse.« Marie Hichardson and Lillian
Metcalfe, two charming young ladies of
Iudinnola, are visiting M
two miles east of town, this week.
Ross, about
Silver Shield lard, the purest and best
made, can be found at Stein Bros.
Despite the extremely warm weather
the attendance at the heal churches
was fairly numerous last Sunday, and
good serin«
different ministers.
Chenango clu
wore delivered by the
r the most delicious,
( 'ASPEK'S.
at
Presiding Ehler Stone, of tlu* Method
ist church, will be in Greenwood next
Sunday and hold services in the above
named church. Everybody is cordially
invited to be present,
Mr. Elvin S. Tnvlor. who was recently
rector of the Greenwood Episcopal !
church,
northern trip last Friday, and spent a
short time visiting friends.
Shoes! Shoes! at B. L. Youngs, cheap.
i
extended
returned from
G
Shrimps, crabs and shells at
(Asher's
Miss Davie Cromer, after spending
several months in < (reemvood. returned
to her home in Cup,,ra last Monday, to
the regret of tlie many friends she made
during her stay in our town.
Stein Bros, are the sole agents in this
elebrated Peach Bio
earth.
city for tho
flour tlie finest
ersiglit Inst wee!: we failed
to mention that Miss Mary Craig Kim
brough was one of Greenwood's fair
representatives to the press convention
which met in S! Louis last week.
By nn
Just received dried apples and prunes j
.'.land
Gasper's.
at
i. the affable priaerip
Mr J. W. Qui
tion clerk of E. R. Locke's drug store,
left hist; Sunday for his home in Holly
Springs when* lie will spend a short
time visiting relatives and friends.
gives the people wholoeale
Jones
prices.
Miss Muhel Money, after a pleasant |
visit to Greenwood relatives, returned , t
home to Carrollton last Saturday. She j
accompanied by AI iss Alice Hicks !
who will spend n few days in the Hill
was
City.
prominent lawyer of that thriving town,
in the city last Friday on legal '
bn.siue.ss. and made The Commonwealth
Best Keg Fickle i at
Casper's.
Kon. E. A. Noel, the distinguished
state senator from Lexington, and a
was
a pleasant call
Corn, cats and hay at
Gasper's.
TUo pulpit at the Methodist church
was occupied, in the absence of Rev. J.
\V Price, by Rev. Thomas, of Green
ville. He delivered two forcible and
impressive sermons, and made many |
j
i
Dr. r M. Price midwife left last j
Tuesday for Rector, Ark., where they
will visit for three or four week«. ;
From there they will go to Buffalo ,
Island where tli -y will reside in th e '
future: the doctor engaging in the;
friends by his kindly manners.
A splendid line of liarness at
IIkxdekson A Baird, i
'
practice of medicine.
Elcetttc Belt for
$ 1.ÜU. n j,'5 Belt for & a Crockett -,
Yon ran « « I ;•
A IkîwÎkvII gam»* will Ik- placed by
ihr First and Second nine* at the base
ball par!: next Tnesdny There art 1 a
or
number of neighboring towns anxious
to yet games with <>nr t»oys. and then* ;
are prospects of s<
t *sts in the near future.
Ladii ' try Kleetrie Face Cream.' met!
irateiL TLe elegant substitute for pu w
der. at CriK-ketts Drug Store.
Mr. Andy Scruggs, of Carrollton, was
a welcome caller at The Common wdalth
office W» dnesd::y. Mr Scruggs is
of the most energetic und progressive
planters in this e<
ship isnbtxm npprt ; eiate.l by all to
whom il is extended.
interesting eon
the
a
and
in
trv. and his friend
ereani and
Rich and refreshing
iter at the parlor of
•I E Dennis.
Mr. H- G. Humph revs moved into his
on River Front thD week.
new rebi'le
The building pn
its a neat and cozy
appearance, ami is in a desirable local
ity
dato the addition of Mr. Humphreys
and family to tha* neighborhood.
Patronize home industries, and use
tin* Electric remedies. Sixteen differ
cut kinds, at all stores. Manufactured
by Great Southern Medicine Co.. N o.
for
The mest splendid affair that has ever
been seen in Phillip, or near, was a
dance given on Friday evening last by
Mr. and M rs. lioddie, complimentary to
their guests, Misses Ethel Hughes and
Lillian Johnson, two charming young
ladies of Greenwood. Charleston Dem
re
in
a
oeratic Herald. J
e IT.
French canned peas at
Casper's.
Last Tuesday was tlm longest day in
if to oeh brate the fact
old "Sol" put in full time. Thermom
eters were put to a seven* test and the
good nature of our average citizen to a
*. The only happy per
Mr. Chus. E. Wright, who says
thisimt weather "cuts some ice" with
him.
the year, and
of
more severe
Silver Shield breakfast lncon, the fin
est to be had, at Stein Bims.
Mr. C. L. Lomax has removed from
Bntcsvilb.* to this city where be will
to
commence tin* practice of law. having
for the present.
engaged oflice ro
Mr. Lomax is a young man, having
recently graduated from the State Fui*
versity. There is no dould hut that lie
will be eordiallv wi'leonned by the other
ice
of
are located
members of tlie bar who
(fold Medal Molasses at
Casper's.
:>f the State
Among tin* graduates
University recently was a Greenwood
voting ladv who upheld the reputation
•d com
of our beautiful city as a lea
munit y in a distinguished
MissSallie E. Gillespie was senior es
sayist of lier class and also st«>«»d second
manner.
to
There
from the head in a class of IT.
were two ladies in this class and they
comb
<1
first
ranked
Stein Bros, guarantee Silver Shield
•y refunded.
hams to be the best,or im
ir young men left
A merry party of
for the wilds of Lake Henry last Mon
to
ting. They
«•oven «1 with glory.
day morning fora week's
expect t
!
a
burn and sears caused by the deadly
sun
What,
>ti. !
stilleto of the sociable mosquito,
they intend to do for the fish is, to qu<
the vernacular, sufficient The party!
consisted of Lester Barr. Sam Stein
Ben Parish. W. Whitihea and Bob'
i Pillow
The steamer Yazonia arrived in
She had
wood last Tuesday,
been chartere«! by Mr. XV. S. McLean to
convey bis wife, who is seriously ill,
from Wildwood to this city A special j
ear was ready at this place to take the
G
to
invalid to New (Irleans, where the heat j
medical attention olitainal, le will be |
There has been a slight im j ,
jirocured.
proveineiit in her condition since leav
ing the plantation.
Our line of buggies is well worth
seeing.
iu
Hkmukus. in .V U.ut:t>.
Fish Fry ancl Dance.
uf Mrs. Isndore
A party consisting
Hyman. Misses Julia and Claudia Her
rn, Betti«* Soiintheimer and Hattie
, , ,
j Stein, and Messrs Maurice Lotus ntul j
J, Rosenthal, of Lexington, and Miss
Levy, of Vicksburg, were met at Sidon
Monday evening by Mrs, K. Hyman
.'.land Mrs. Hobt. Herman of Greenwood.
Before leaving Sidon a grand tisli fry
enjoyed by all, after which the
party drove to this city where a dance
in honor of the guests at tho
!
!
j
j
is
was gi
residence of Mr and Mrs It. Herman.
| ti„. occasion was a brilliant
enjoy aid,v paused
, t | 1( , ,, vi , n j ln!
j
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Notice.
!
t till- t it l/ce^ "l' I i I « .'.I S,HI(i
A'ott nre respectfully required toclenn
up your premises and adjuncts.- and put
them in a sanitary condition, ity sprink
ling with lime or some other disinfect
ant over all unclean places. Hotweath
w js (m ns now all(1 , mv ( ,„i„ y tlI denn
'
a
lines» is liable to bring on diseas • Any
place in the city after this, found in an ;
unsanitary condition will be promptly j
reported to the local authorities.
N. E, At niTKHK. ui. M. D. & H. 0. j
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| Veterans' reunion at Nashville. Tenu.
j June 21 to 24 18117. the Southern railway j q
i will sell tickets from principle points
its line to Nashville and return at
rate of one cent per mile traveled,
last j pickets will be sold June il. 22 and 24,
w nh final limit ten days in nddltion to'out
; ^ of ^ i( tickets are deposited
, j ojQt v j aa j n „ sgcut of the terminal
e ' a t Nashville before .Tnne 21) IW. limit !
the;
«• Reunion, Nashville,
RducoJ Rates
Tcua..
For the occasion of th. Confederate 1
i on
'
lie them good
be extended to
may
returning 20 ears from date of sab
of the Bonthern
for
-, railway for further information.
Cnil «m any agent
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IN RUINS.
MchhHîi A
Historic
Seal . s
d to tli*- (ironnd.
Bu
;
Building U« Ail
Hut Little -
t
it'd
The han
about thr h
\
..wi, was
biv evening.
and
" ! ; ! "U when " hi*
The It re »»rig... ,
a colored \v« >
ed by n si ron : ' r
the large part
effort to save t!:
With the ex
. . ;„t t>>
T'.
levery
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•>;
an
. I „1,1 tl;
f :•
of furniture w 1 .
1 1-.
ing nnl cont
lined Con si;
ware and ehii
family fur man
KtroyC'l.
I
3 11.0 s
house, was in his room p'-] ■ : to v the
Ashing will'll be heard : I. . • c: the
"The kitchen'* rtite. white fob
All the darkies on the plu 'üihJ'y wa»
An
I
respon bM t<» the call of fire a
were made to detach the log k I i
from the main building in onb t , v ! >
vent the (ire fn
kitchen
si.n
.•
si reading
' •
s found ' • i : 1
raised but it
possible to throw it over, owing iu f
large chimney. In the
of the negroes were pouring water
the cistern on the fire, which w.v
extinguished on the outside of l
From the inside, however,tl.
intime
flame rapi lly made its
building, and here the dry pine
oil to thi devouring element.
ai
s a heap of '
over bv a As
time the building fell in and all that
was left of tin* In
miMcriug coals towered
without
number of chimneys
the til a
Among the articles saved fro
building
which, although the bed clothing was
burning,
kies. Mr. Scales estimates bis loss at
and
a bedstead i 1
years of age.
t liera
b rest
carried out b\ two dar
,
Ä.*i,oOo. with no insnram , e
The old mansion was built before the
drama
make
claim
war and was one of the b«*st constructed
r«*sidei:iees in tliis vicinity.
It had been
my merry gatherings,
tttul til" lio»i,italitv ili«|)iinsc<l by the l al ;
older Mr. Seule» und Mr. Ledit« Benlcn I por'.;v:«
nf Hu« must liberal nature Ibis
lias 1
Tin* house had just be«*n n-painte«! and J pocted
renovated throughout, to welcome the { wilh
coming of Mr. Seales' mother, and it ! about
The
will be a sad blow t
the old family residence has been de j out
strove«!. Mr. Seales has tin* sympathy ! but
of ;:11 for his great I» >ss.
too
i ears.
V
the
LEV'S CKI.FBR VH
The Proposition to ll«*Id n i
With ITe.or.
•ut
with
Tin-suggestion mad** b\ J. !.. < -ilies ,
pie some time ago that the people of
Greenwood set aside some «la v on which , ' n
to hold a grand barbecue in order to
celebrate tin* escape of our city fro
high water, and b
appreciation for the existing jirosperous
condition, has met with th apjirol a
tion of all Hut as yet tl.
no decided action on the matt
. mister."
I Tlie
; bat
Unm
demonstrate our
t::k'
il in such cases everybo
•
that, "the other fellow" will tab i :
initiative an 1 tl ereforc tli«*!«- is m
ng
lie
to take the preliminary steps.
It wm expected that tin* board of
of the
ipervisors at their las' i
would
take some action in the matter, but
! «
business t«> be transact«*«! it was not dis
V
points
on
the large amount of other
of our public
spirited citizens to take hold of this ex j
relient suggestion and develop it. Tho
It remains for so
The
by an
the
j this
S 'D j began
; on
young men are always willing to do
j
their best to make such an event a
it is safe to
cess, and in this
that they will not be found wanting
As lias been suggested tlie Jrd of July
railway
wouM be an appropriate day, and a
was
j 1)r0f , rnm consisting of games, speeches,
| refreshments etc., and concluding with
j , m
and
Point,
tli«
attended
it<'rtainmeut by local talent, could
be prepared.
By all
let's ('«'lobrate and do it
orthy of our live town
iu a
and its progressive citizens
KAT AI. ACCIOHINT.
Horse mid Fatally
F i
Boy Th,
In hired
tsenr Hoffman the tt year
Little
Sold »on of W U Iloffmn-i. of this city.
j wo|j t , |w j wn from ft ]l0rw , !; , st Monday
mile fro
Coila
! evening about «
! Springs, and sustained injuries which
j will doubtless prove fatal,
j writing (Tuesday) «h* -toct r
is no hop«* for tic child. H's lv ad n:*d
back were terribly bruised.
s driving cattle and riding
J
At this
IV t!
The lad
of n.
at full speed, when the girth of the
saddle became loose This frightened
the horse which, with a mightv bound,
threw tlie hoy to the ground with terri
S3
Deity
..
residence of Mr. Beck, and the suffering
boy was taken into the In
! Linder, of (.'oiln, was called in and did
to allev'rt- th- ■ r.ffer
. Dr. Ed
all in his power
ings of the injured lad.
..
GAVE A WORTHLESS CHECK.
Will Hughes Sente Heed to the Fai
Petit Larceny«
; Wi] | j{ n(? |,,, a a y onnff
j ))g( , n re ^ rtin;{ nt Hi.lon for 'some tim-,
j ^ an( i to paya fine of $5 and cost
n who hrd
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for obtaining money under false pre
j q
-ash it. Mr Downs did so, but npo:
presenting th- -heck to the Delta bank
he fonnd that Hughes had never had r
account there.
to'out for Hughes arrest and he wa
caught nt Shellmotind last W«ln<--«lay.
H<- was brought to tills eitv and
! teneed to the farm as stated nliove
Three or four we :kt ago Hughes pr>
1 sen ted a cheek for a small
money to Mr J D. Downs, with th : re *
that, as tho hanks were closed, b
of
FUG
I
ii
:
Kleetrh- - til. Ihe Kin* of Pain. stop.
'-Tami* or colic in two ininul
away neuralgia and rheumatism.
is
Driv
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ROÜSPD THFIR ;ar
A Dri:»î-:i- it: <»r.'c:.*or4*ft
f irst Opera I?
Ail laEKati'f Ihc Ka E.*r !Vi«
Cl;>*'» Hi * tot y*
nf This
•nrs ag in r Green
\ .0,1 h ■ 1 a - :med am of tin- ind
- r ; ' and progressiv cues*
•hst.a.-Uri*™ 1 ...
" hi* • ■ ••
-dug tlrnurti- |m
.V n-.il f. ! between
'I't.l'ltiO-l
■ ■
T'. for,
.". ■ -.I -if.il tixtajv w.
•>; .if 1 1:.* »tirrlt»,« drama« tb>. limes
1 jtttrts or
tl; 1« pie C • IV,I fre
,nty to -•• * the y
1 1-.
ol eouMnut
:: pin}
1
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I
! il •>;. ! • \V st
• ',,1. "eill the ii;
s -'ll '
the ar V. , inn were c m m present
the vaii; me 1 >dn;:: .a.-, v--lie:- in vir
ni. a> imr. ulu.i •ilh-««
wa» invaria'-iy j.:.t;isliaJ a
An ;*;a : instance ■ r I'; ■ , ntlm
wldcii vas an r
the dann was
I
rveil.
! >
J ii
th »sc da \ s
si.n
;oM a
(•n.nem
.• illh rape's ntati.e lo M
Frank
•vie ; . 1 1 as
i : 1
ruine par! ia tk a
th«'
Ill«' little
; : : lie doors. When
lied b>
her baby
•rs wife arrived
ai ihe ball th»*y found tie* do i, »
crowded that it was impossible to enter,
As they km-w the play could not goon
without them, they waited outshle up
il er <»f the company appeared
til a
and by much crowding ma«le n>o
for
Throughout the play great in
t liera .
b rest was manifeste 1 and tin* applause
, Fie hero and heroine vas unsliutcd.
for the \ i 11 inn.
!i!n-\vise the hi -•
)ne of the strongest scenes of the
drama is win re the villian. in order t-o
make the young mother sign away her
claim to a min«*. threaten-« to throw her
l al ; v.-r ;i i liiT. l.iit is foilevi l«.v tin- ••!>
por'.;v:« ni>i»-iiram-i> of the livre. I'jion
Ibis oivnsiim Hie lieru received miev
pocted assistance. The villian stands
wilh the child in his arms, apparel
about to throw it far out into llieehasin
The mother, belii'ving that lie will carry
out bis threat cries that she will sign,
but tlie base villian nnsw. rs "too late!
too Into'" At this point the her«» np
i ears. and. placing a revolver at the
V Jems head, commands him to reler.se j
the child This cli
\ was greeted
luring which n
■ preselltative of I -«•flore pulled
•ut a huge pistol and toss d it. upon the
with great apjdau.se.
rJ , vil) .,,
' n fr ' ^ , .. . r .
If your gun cion t go u .* that,
mister."
b
Tlie ad in
bat t(»ssing. '>■' i ti n '! mi, fearing that
Unm -body hi t
xeitement would
t::k'
disajqieaml.
•ly ean-fnl during tho bai
lle
j,
!
a* performance b> prevent his
• g from being b
realistic, even go*
ng so far as altering a scene wherein
lie was supposed to gain the upper hand
of the hero in a duel for a brief period.
Negro Excursion
V ' Saturday was a "dark" «lay in
Greenwoods history, tin* fair city being
thronged with negres from various
points in this section of the state, bent
on having a good time.
The large gathering was occasioned
by an excursion under the auspices of
the colored K. of P from West Point to
this city. At an early hour the «larkies
began to come in. some on foot, hi
on mules and horses and others on the
railway and in wago
A barbecue
was held in a ïmv nimr tho rnilrnml,
and a baseball gai
between West
Point, and ( Ireeir
played,
tli«- latter winning At night a largely
attended «lane«* was held in one of tho
McDonald bnil.lings.
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1 heartl one of a party of darkies eon
rk the t>tiier day in
ikes de 1
tidentialiy
answer to the question
what
river get down «*.« low.
\,j a
W\ - jest draw
nrtiiishnl well*
in de river down so bnv dat i»reU> soon
it won t float a dug out
tacked
a tree tin
oilier day. which informed the public
they r uld it*'( their i"i|<1i.41 : !
in »ill»." It
iiMpt havi been
pJ it l.n ag tl i
tree or p» rUaj
of the!I système- aM*V «btn in« !
! dcunand
at interior
•i.
] '.nord that two
were
f" . i t ride hist Eat unlnv night and
far ns the bend, and then
dow n tu take n rest and
s narcM up
„ laid then i sei
f let the b«»nt float b.n !
The young
!™ M<>r|'heu.. and v ,
j
men, liowever.dropi 1 > :t mto the arms
tl \ uwolo
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joy the
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front of Methodist <
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night k»*pt them from « n!< ring, us
time they starte«! opt i p
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his cook in man
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has you any object
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West, Point wid no
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hard time of it diirl
cm- hot days.
seeking r«'li«-f fro, tl. « ;
son at the pleasan;
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Emma Barr ami 1 « in a llainm .
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