The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, September 29, 1899, Image 3

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The commonwealth., September 29, 1899, Image 3
About The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923

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MILLSAPS COLLEGE,
•::• Jackson, Miss. •!
IINTN SESSION OPENS SEPT. 27.
Millsap? College offers courses lending to three College degrees, 15. A.;
B. S.: Pli. B.
fessional degree of LL. 15.
Ample provision is also made for tiie instruction of those who are not
candidates for any degree. Expenses remarkably low for advantages offered.
A well equipped law school offers courses leading to the pro
FOR CATALOGUE GIVING FULL
PARTICULARS. ADDRESS
Vi. B. MURRIH, President.
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The oldest and one of the best preparatory
schools in the south. Classical, Scientific and
English Business Courses. Not only prepares
boys for admission to the leading colleges and
universities and scientific schools, but fits them
for life. Seven experienced teachers.
Buildings admirably located, and completely
equipped. Every improvement essential to
health and helpful to study. Health record
unexcelled—no deaths in 25 years. $50,000
endowment by the U. S. government.
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FOR CATALOGUE, AUDRHSS —
J. S. RAYMOND. L. . D., Pres.,
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L. LEAVELL, Secretary.
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POSITIONS GUARANTEED
To graduates of Harris' Practical Business College, School
of Shorthand and Telegraphy, Jackson, Miss. We are of
fering advantages far superior to any in the South and at
extremely low rates. Life scholarship, gMO. Don't think
because the terms are low it is inferior work. It is thorough
and on a parity with these hard times. Beauti fill catalogue
sent on a pplication
A d:l ross,
N J. HARRIS, Jackson, .Miss.
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GREENWOOD COLLEGE
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to the
Colored Students
of the State.
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The (.'ollpge 1> under the tu
torship of Prof. W.T. Burnside,
n Kriidmite of Tougnloo Col
lege. this state, assisted hy
Prof. C. C. Johnson, an educa
tor of 20 years' experience in
the schools of t ills stall
further Information call
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At once, a correspondent at Webb
llendoria. Swan I/tke, Sunny Side
Won, Winter City, Sliell Mound, Black
lawk, I'oinmingway, Phillip,, Leflore,
'arons and Carrollton for Tiie Common
tenlth. The postmaster or assistant
referred. A liberal offer will be mad,,
Address L. B. Kin.
right peraoTis.
enwood, Mis?.
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YAL-TANSY PLUS
l»£W DISCOVERY, r EVE« Eillc
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LEG-AL NOTICE.
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run* t.hn t.'hanucry ('iitr; nr th * ••nuntv of
IjHflorc. in suhl St;tL«*. on » I»«- flr^t MondaV in
defend the suil. In
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of Margurv: .Mitfliell. wherein
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Tills the h* ii d;i
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white oak timber, iicnr the rail road.
Will take it by se.itions, or in one tract.
The dial to be n spot ca-li transaction.
Must have the whole amonnf bvOct Ibt.
II yon have a tract lo «ell write or sec
me at one *,
Green woo I. Mias
H. T. Crosby
L. B. T.,
Spivey's
Restaurant
FI KST 'CLASS
IN KV KUY
1>KI'AKTMENT
CHOICEST MEATS,
DAINTIEST DELICACIES,
FRESH VEGETABLES,
AI. WAVS EOT Nit
ON T UK
TA HUES 11 EKE.
Wh,
In tho city don't fall
go to J. T.
SIMVKY S if v
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RATES ?!.()() PER DAY.
Special Kates oy the Week.
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SAM LEE'S
CHINESE LAUNDRY
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done at Birmingham or St. Louis
Prices Same.
Drummers' work received ii
morning returned
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can least be spared,
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it ! Hereafter RT'
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my clothes Nÿt;
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EDWARD E. STRAUSS k Q>
Auezka'a Pojtjîar Tdlc.-s, Cliiaip>
WANTED EVERYWHEk'D IN
A> D Tt.RIC TORIES, l
FOR SALE
An a No. 1 Cotton "
Press good as new. A
bargain for any one $
who needs a pi ^
Apply to,
W.C.G-eorge
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(jreenwixtd Miss.
FLETCER H. FIELDER
A Graduate of ('lark's Embalming Sdmnl, lias Full Charge
of the Undertaking and Embalming Department of . . .
Samuel J. Stein's
Furniture
House
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TAKE CM .Will E OF AND
FF K N IS 11 EVKI5YTIII N(!
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NERAL, FROM NOTICES
TO A HEARSE.
This well known house keeps on hands at all times a full line of
COFFINS AND GASKETS
and at prices to suit your purse.
Wood Coffins Neatly Trimmed.
Call on '^** TITr *W\ , SvV
J. KANTROViTZ,
GREENWOOD'S POPULAR
and buy you a nice suit of
penetrate.
•lol lies that the heat cannot
Leave your order for a Spring Suit.
Made to Order from $10.50 C> $25.
Guaranteed to hold their shape,
paired on short notice,
ami examine our full line.
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