Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-03
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9ardin College, opened up
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An elegantline of new watche
from $1.50, to $4,000, at Barlows
John L. Sullivan, the once re
nowned pugilist wants to be May
or of Boston, Mass.
Mesdames o. Damon and Tuck
or, of Chaplin, ILL.,, is visiting theil
sister, Mrs. Dugdalc in east town
G. w. Bingham, our county
Register, went to Cerro Gordo
Monday morning on business.
John A. Pitts, Esq, of Nashville
who is visiting his wife and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Arch Williams, this place
went to Saltillo, Monday on bust.
ness.
Harris Leath and wife, went up
to Hamburg Sunday to visit rela,
tives at their old home, returning
Tuesday.
Read nonresident notice in this
issue in case of Emma Jones vs.,
+. b. Jones, ct ais, in Chancery
court at Savannah, Tenn.
Miss Willie X. Hardin, of Cliff
ton, young lady of many charms,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Leila
Hardin, on McDougal avenue.
Misses Powers, Hinkle, and
Tarbet, of Cerro Gordo, was in
the city the latter part Of last
week shopping.
Our merchants are getting in
their fall and winter stock of
goods this week. Gentlemen, a
little printers ink will add to the
volume of your trade. Try it.
An old colored woman by the
name of Woods died very sudden.
ly from heart failure at the home
of Jack Nichols, colored, Sunday.
Cap. j. w. Erwin is having
erected large dwelling on his
premises. Mr.. Zebra, Of Evans
vile, has supervision of the car
penter work. When completed,
it will be q thing of beauty.
Mr.. Joe w. Cooper of Clifton,
was the guest of relatives in the
city Saturday night. He return
ed Sunday morning, accompanied
by his aunt, Mrs. Mcdaniel, who
will spend several days with him
and family.
Tim Austin, son of Ben Austin
of Lowryville, started for Nash.
vile Monday morning to attend
the school for the blind. This is
the third year for him, and it is
becoming to say that he has made
rapid progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ. Thompson,
of Martin s Mill, Wayne county,
were the guests of their son, Prof.
Jason Thompson, and family in
the city, last Sunday. While here,
Mr.. Thompson made the Courier
man a pleasant call.
The Hardin College, with Prof.
II. j. Cox principal, opened up
Monday. The prospects FOR a
good school was never better.
Our people should appreciate this
fact, and enlist their children with
the first of the school. Prof. Cox
is an untiring worker in the
scheol room, and will be assisted
by an able corps of teachers.
On Wednesday of last week,
while Mr.. Wess Hinton was cross
ing over the Weatherspoon
bridge spanning Mud Creek, with
his wagon and team, the bridge
fell through precipitating him and
his team some Is or 20ft into the
water beneath. Mr.. Hinton luck
lily escaped with but few slight
bruises. His team escaped un-
hurt.
We have been in the newspa-
per business long enough to APP
preciate the fact, that good, live
communications is the life of
county newspaper, and is Decessa-
ry to make a country newspaper
what it ought TO bean up-to-date
paper in every respect. We want
all the news, that is news, that's
going. TO fill this need, we want
a good, live, reliable correspond
ent from every section of Hardin
county. Correspondents will re-
cieve the paper free. Send us in
the news.
Miss Ida Tarbet, of Saltillo is
here, having come to apply for the
school at this place. She is an
acconnlished lady and q teacher