Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-09-03
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J We are sorry to report Ceci
. Ross, struggling With spell of fe
yer.
r. A. Kimbel, County Register
of Perry county, was in this city
Tuesday on business.
Miss Tennie Johnson, Of Econo'
my, came down Monday, and
placed her little niece in school.
On board the Mayhower last
Saturday night, was 104 jolly pas
sengers, bound for Pittsburg.
ID. j. Hughes has the best gen.
eral assorted stock of goods in
the country.
We will take a few loads of fire
wood and stove wood in exchange
for the Courier. Bring it to the
Courier office.
Hardin and Willie Ross left
Monday for Huntingdon, Tenn,
where they will enter the South
ern Normal University.
Mr.. Wash Strickland, and old
and highly respected citizen, Of
near Gibbs, died of pneumonia on
the 18th ult.
After weeks of dry weather, the
drouth was broken Monday eve
ming by a good, seasonable rain,
which will help late corn material
ly; also turnip patches.
Mr.. Oscar Edwards, merchant,
of Gibbs, Tenn, was in this city
Monday on business. He reports
every thing moving along nicely
in his section.
Miss Ella Walker left Monday
for Decaturvillr, where she will
have charge of the music class in
the school at that place. She was
accompanied by her niece, Miss
Terra, who will enter school.
Mr.. Hawks Mckee, of DnncaD's
Landing, died on Saturday the
2Sth ult, of pneumonia. AS a token
of the high esteem in which he
was held, some 1000 people were
present at his burial.
d. A. McDougal, Esq. of this
city, made the editors feel good
Wednesday morning by calling in
and depositing $3.50 with us for
the Courier ~ months for him
self and 6 months for his brother,
DIR. j. f. McDougal, Newcastle,
Ark. Let others do likewise.
Our genial >Circuit Clerk, Mr..
Robert Hinkle, is busy this week
preparing the docket for the next
term of his court, which convenes
next Monday. He reports a small
docket, but some important cases
to come up for trial.
We are anxious for news. III
you have visitors, or contemplate
visit, just drop into the Courier
Office and tell the editors about it,
and they will tell hundreds of
others. We want all the news
that's going.
If you ever try Sutherland's
Eagle Eye salve for failing eye
sight, graduated lids or sore eyes
of any kind you will be keen
sighted advertiser among your
friends for it. Druggists sell it.
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday night was largely attended
and Rev. Mr.. Fain delivered an
able sermon. At the conclusion
Of the services, nice collection
was taken to be used for Bible
fund-to procure Bibles for the
poor-who are unable to supply
themselves with the Word of
Truth.
Why send your children else
where TO enter scn00I, when we
have a school here at home second
to none in the Stateg The princi-
pal and his assistants, during va
cation, have been working with
untiring zeal in behalf Of the school
and their efforts have not been
fruitless, as number of boarding
pupils enlisted with the first day.
and others will be added later on
With long pull, and strong
pull, our people should work to.
gether in harmony, to make the
school interest at Savannah,
eclipse any previous year of its
history.
NEW GOODS!
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