The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1898-06-17

YOU hiN'SHihS III rom w N. meme
fee.
Protect youreyes with a pair of
our fine spectaeles. John T. Jacocks
& Co.
Fresh bread from Dahnke S Dy-
ersbury bakery received every day
at W. A. Meneiee's.
Screen wire at Ike's.
Capt. A. q. Hill, Of Memphis. is
on visit to reEStives and old friends
at Brighton ard vicinity this week.
Call on v (, Oglvie, in Supply
Co. building, for your shoemaking
and repairing
Fresh bread from Dahnke's Dy-
ersburg bakery received every day
at w. A. Menefee's.
Misses Kate Wooten and Maize
Sale, of Mount Zion, were in Mem
phis yesterday the guests of friends.
Friday s Commercial Appeal.
Baby buggies at Ike's.
Painting floors with borders is
quite popular Call on McNeely &
Co. for color cards.
Buy your tinware, glassware,
stoneware and queensware at
Douglas d Payne's.
Carload of lime, cement, plaster
and hair just received at w. A.
Menefee S,
Capt. james I. Hall and daughter,
Miss Mollie. and Mr. Robert Hall
went Tuesday to pay a visit to
friends at Woodville.
Carload OF lime, cement, plaster
Meuluised in tho
Late sS5h4es'fn all pure linen co..
lars for ladies, gentlemen and boys.
Price Zoe. Supply Co.
Mrs. ]. A. Green and daughter,
Mrs. r. T. SomerVell and Mrs F.
a. Buford, of this place, left Mon
day morning for a visit to Dawson
Springs.
For Sele.--A handsome church
chandelier. Apply this Office. III
Genuine maple sugar syrup bought
direct from Kentucky, at Doug
ieaS ~ a aC
Carload of time, cement, plaster
and hair just received at w. A..
Menefee s.
Misses Willie Jackson and Lena
Edwards, who have been attending
school in Brownsville, expected to
return this week to their home near
Braden.
Il For Sale.-6ood Durham COW with
MUNICH. Ter i7ie2 -
Pure ruip5uices and freshest oil
favors are used in the soda water
at Hills drug store.
One hundred barrels of good corn
! for sale cheap: Cali on Cobbs Bros,
I4eigh's Chapel, (m2Otf)
Miss Mary win Dickson, who has
been making her home in Somer-
vile for several months past, re-
turned to this place Thursday even
ing last.
Our stock of millinery is too large,
we are anxious to reduce it at very
low prices. Covington Supply Co.
Il Have your photographs or scenes
enlarged with pastel or crayon by
Mrs. e. E. Smith, Covington, Tenn.
i Miss Sallie Wells returned Satur-
day from ys.sitsse her grandmother
in Fayette county She was accom-
panied by her uncle, Mr.. d. M.
Wells.
Il A new lot of handsome window
shades and curtain poles just re
ceived at the Furniture store of
Haynie & Dewese.
Have your old sickle blades
ground and putin frst-class condi-
ton by Wall Bros new sickle ma
chine.
Mr.. A. J.. Douglas left Saturday
for Helena, Ark, to pay visit to
relatives. His wife, WHO has been
sojourning at Hot Springs, will join
him there and they will return
home.
For Sale.-A good friction wheel
gin, feeder, condenser and Brook s
press, all ia good shape. Apply to
4 Z. M. Hall, Moaktcarmel, Tenn. 17j2
/ When you want shave, shampoo
or haircut done by WOrkmea who
understand their business, call at
the City Barber Shop.
| Mr.. Leslie Peeler, of the 18th dis
trict, left last Friday for Putnam,
Texas, and will remain there until
next Christmas With his uncle, Mr.
Joe Peeler.
i A good house. on East Liberty
street for rent, Good outhouses and
water connection For informatian
Iapply at this Office. m6-tf
have just fRished burning a
new kiln of fine brick and have them
for sale at reasonable prices. r. B..
Shelton.
Mrs. Dora Grimsley aud son, Mr..
E. NJ. Grimsley, Of Columbia, Ind,
mother and brother of DIR. " L..
Grimsley, reached here last week
on visit to the doctor aud family
10 this vicinity.
New Home, Climax, Favorite and
Ideal sewing machines are all made
by the New Home Company. Prices
to suit all pocketbooks, at Douglas