The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1898-01-21

If you want your clothes done up
by one of the best laundries, bring
it to the City Barber Shop, Supply
Co. building.
Misses Minnie Meadows and Alma
Turner, of Ripley, are guests of
Mrs. p. A. Turner, of this place.
Everything you can think of in
iewelry, silverware and musical
goods at Brasfeld & Whites. 2
Miss Maize Robson, after a visit
to her mother in this county, return
ed Tuesday morning to her home,
See Douglas & Payne s advertise
ment. All fresh goods and at bot
tom prices.
Everybody goes to Brasield &
White for watches, clocks and sill
verware because they sell goods so
cheap. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hanna, of
Halls, came down last Sunday on a
visit to Mr.. Hanna's brother, DIR. ].
Fl. Hanna, of this place.
People, don t be fooled by buying
cheap stoves when you can get a
good one at the Covington Hard
ware Co.
Mr.. A. Wise, of Bowling Green,
KY, returned to his home Monday
morning, after visit to Messrs. A
and r. Greenspan, of this city.
Bras6eId & White can tsshail r
tired eyes with a pair of cTJySSal
glasses that will make you see like
you we're young. 4
We are advertising bargains this
goods and shirts in window-noth-
prices. Supply Co.
Mr.. L. d. Fortner, who now lives
near Bolton college, was up the lat
ter part of last week looking after
! business matters.
Hospital size Horlick S matted
milk at So 80 bottle is equal to 5
one dollar bottles or eleven soc size.
You will find it in large supply at
Hills drugstore.
Always call on Brasfeld g. White
when in town; you will be sure to
see something you need, and that is
the only place to buy jewelry. .
Mrs. F. H. Foote, after a visit OF
two weeks to relatives in this coun-
ty. returned Saturday to her home
at Obion, Tenn.
A beautiful lire of children s and
misses fancy plaid cloth top shoes
ALL -
them; they are the prettiest ever
shown in Covington. Supply Co.
Call on v. L. OgiIvie, in Supply
Co. building, for your shoemaking
and repairing
Misses Imogen and Addie Maclln.
of Mason, are Wishing Mrs. G. D.
Holmes, on Linden street.-Sun-
day S Commercial-Appe
Read THE LEADER for news; go to
Brasfield & White s jewelry store
for watches, rings and jewelry and
you will always keep up with the
times. 6
Go to J. Cuneo's at the depot and
get you three dozen oysters for a
quarter, or one hundred for sixty
five cents. Large, fresh and fine
they arrive daily.
See Douglas & Payne's advertise
ment All fresh goods and at bot
tom prices.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Durrum, OF
Madras, Texas, after visit to Mrs.
Durrum S father, Mr.W. o. Meme
fee, of this place, returned Tuesday
to their home.
For Sale on Reasonable Terms.-66
acres of good bottom land, plenty OF
good timber of all kinds on same.
Call on or write /. S. Archer, Gov
ington, Tenn. 8jatf
Call on R S. Maley for collins,
caskets, burial robes, shoes, stock
ings, or anything needed for burial
outfit. Hearse furnished whenever
desired.
Miss Madge Anderson, after a
visit to Mrs. Lytle Bringle, in this
place, returned Monday morning to
her home at TOone.
For $1O5O you can buy first-class
/ house and lot, with all improve
/
Terms $500 cash and balance to suit
purchaser. One of the best loca-
lions in town. Call on G. l.. Fort
ner at City Barber Shop.
Miss Ethel Cowan, of the vicinity
of Covington, who has been visiting
friends at Gates and Halls, returned
home Saturday
Your eyes are in question; do they
ache or feel as if sand was in them,
or when you read do the letters run
together, or is it difficult to read or
sew any length of time? If so, dc
not fail to call and consult DR.. e B..
Meye& president of the Meyer OPP
tical Co., of Memphis, who will be
at the Herring House for one day
only, Saturday, January 70. Con-
sultation free.