Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-02-27

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j. Watson, f. p Eason, of Satlo, who had the ira
Thompson, W. p. misfortune of losing boat load
White, N B. Dun. of hoop-poles last week Caused !
nke G. c. Craw- by the boat striking pier of the in
Stockard j. G. bridge at Jacksonville and sink Sci
ing. the
ID. j. Hughes is having q good -
fraternity. sale on bis new clotbing from tse
fact it's the best fitting, best made
n' ". y. MOTIFS, up, preest patterns and cheap n''
ai' .. II. fadheld est in town. Come and get our io
!. prices and be convinced. INA
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es received moro When we see young man late
ridles blush as bashful girl we feel
sure that ne he has a sense Of
80. s c.. modesy that is refining in its all
ras,oS, nature and that in him are many the
worthy traits nit
onary call at the Hardin Wnship after extern ~
>. A nice line sive travel through the eastern 49,"
cities, is again with u.s. This
branch water and dogfenne has
tn be aoreeoh,v much to do with the people that
ID. j. Hughes ohce 'aS'c H. u
Ciothing. New type, rollers, new ,
goods in large quantities, just. 'He
e. 10000 poplar received at the COURIER Office I
80 per. thousand. You get guarantee prices e.
isbe Nixon, Tenn. and workmanship Bring on t,o
your work. Nm,
house III oav- There is talk of some more knC
mai fanny WIZ new buildings for Savannah far
ioh'hiy' oee Ed'' We would be pleased to see
number constructed this year. var
Some of our old houses need re- Der
get more shoes placing Qu
,es. Spring stock - Ho
See d. j. Hughes new Slip ~
d. ]. Hughes pers in Black and Tan at $500
and Ladies' Shoes at $780, in
Tribp Toe, also the prettiest line 'no
owe us, we want of Strap Tan Slippers in town. sure
LOT us have to TO- - wee
i = 10 no :" There arc some signs Of soh
- ' 49, hydrophObia among the dogs reo
about town now. There have I,ro
ventv men in the been several killed of late that hin
,se hoard only is was thought to be rabid. do
S24O month. Shorty Young since November the
'r snall county LIST, has paid to lumber along ia
the Tennessee river over $4,000 She
with four or five other men in the sue
'as "'i'' w" WV" trade. me
of March will -
,our claims in off. Patent right notes for 5000 in
collection. one case sold for S21.O0 in snoh- )
snt. er for $1,000. These were or Ste
BAKER Bros good people. Kn'
= Ho
Capt. Col and Mrs. Baker Of l
:! Clothing" ST.. Louis, Mo-. came in the ~,
lav and the latest Sheffield Tudsday to visit rela- -
ewest patterns with yves mere ana
Sc all. You may james A. Cunningham of Kim abs
the goods are here mems, Tenn, in town this eve
week, mixing with his many an(
w. o. husneS friends. Bis
;os ov,o mn tn The Cherry crew-a TepreSen-
q # waa due Ian tativc lot of gentlemen-attend s
need the money our churches every Sunday
intarest IN the oc night.
obligations to meet Over one hundred wagons in
meet them unless Savannah last Saturday, loaded
with merchantatle articles.
D. j. Hughes. -- the
" - 17' Circuit Court next week with 80,
very heavy docket Several in
oho-' W. NV ~, murder cases to be tried. ~;
meeting at the - TN
, Saturday Goth, This Office has made 5000 pr- liy
mary tickets for candidate the
D .urrpson rros and still We make them. the
FAllhNsoN' iie'' Of
Notwithstanding the decline in ~,
an, who is an excel corn r. H. Garad is before you NJ
will for the next as fearless dealer
- - ...,a.o1 a. The Clyde Sheffield Cherry ex
y ~ n.,;o and Mayaower are busy pack. pal
is careful and rell "a: cts this week d,
needing services in -
o we'll to see him. d. w. Broyes is holding Judge
Patterson's court this week at
i've Committee of NJ wburg 70
-, ~ 40. Still our people will be victim -,
Smiths law Office 'Aoo' i"-u.n ooUg -. th
rich End, 1896. Amos Hardin Of Clifton has b..
RApNu11,1 Pres. been among us since last issue ha
:, w,rsoN Scot ial
a. "AieoN' WV" Charley East; how he smiles, it ba
is fine, lob. boy ha