The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-09

AROUND THE CITY.


" 49, 1ti 1'fliU - - II
the city
Gail early and make your Sc
lection of tine tackle at Mayo &
Weaver's.
One hundred patterns IN a 124c
percale at Selig's. You can have
them for Zoe.
A one pound can Of Talcum
Powder for 25c at Curry, Lip
scomb & Gaines.
A fresh consignment of Lyon
candy received yesterday at
Mayo & Weaver 5.
Mr.. B. A. Weaver's friends are
pleased to see him out again af-
ter a short illness.
Dr.. Westmoreland will be alb
sent the early part of the week
ia Alabama on business.
Remember a Isle open work
hose dropped to the toe at Sc
Iig's for 10 cents per pair.
Mr.. Noah Robinson, of Car
roIlton. Ala. spent several days
of the past week in the city.
Mrs. B. A. Vaughan and her
daughter, Miss JEANNE. return
ed from New Orleans Friday.
Mr.. G.. Preston Gunter is vel
coined home from an extended
absence studying EN- balming.
One hundred colors for sc in a
single package of easter eggadye
at Curry, LpscOmb & Gaines.
Fresh Saur Kraut at 4c ID,
and German Dill Pickles at 40c a
gallon at Silberberg's. 1-14-tf
Lowest prices for fine tackle.
Wholesale prices given TO all
fishermen at Mayo & Viewers.
Just received at Selig's a thir-
ty-six inch, eighty-four square
percaIe for Zoe, a cloth worth
125c.
Congressman Adam Byrd, of
Meridian, spent yesterday in
the city mingling with his
friends here.
Selig shows a great line Of me
dallion effects IN lace and en-
brOidery, the proper trimming
this season.
Mr.. E. w. Lipscomb returned
from Vanderbilt a few days ago,
coming home to recuperate from
an attack of fever. - IA
Mr. w. T. Christop.. 1as as
building the cotton mill a. Mag
nolia. spent last Thursday in the
city on business.
Mr.. T. P. Virgins, Of the Gale
dOnia section, was a visitor to
the city last Thursday, mingling
with friends here.
Capt. F. W. Flood was called
to Steens last Friday night by
the critical illness of his sister,
who is at an advanced age.
Go to Johnson Millinery store
for bargains. Trimmers, Miss
Clara Linn barger, Miss Pluna
Wood and Miss Etma Kerk
Canvass cloth, oxfords in all
kinds. basket weaves, etc, at
Selig's They were bought
right, evidently Will be sold right.
Molloy's Antiseptic cures
headache when applied to the
head and smelled Price 25cts.
Sold at Curry, Lipscomb &
Gaines.
Mr.. @. L. Stainback, of the
Delta, with his family will soon
move to Columbus. Mr.. Stain
back will DE in the employ of the
Surprise Store.
Mr.. G. w. Nickles, of the Cal
edOnia section, is rejoicing over
the arrival at his home Of a fine
boy. Mr. Nickles friends through
out the county.
Mr.. Jos Randle has accepted a
position with the Mutual Life
ms. Company of New York, and
will be glad to offer new induce
ments to the public in the shape
of policies.
Mr.. S. L. Game and DR.. j. w.
Lipscomb were called to Fayette
the past week by the illness OF
Mr.. Gaines father, MIR. F. M.
Game. THE DISPATCH is pleased
to learn that he is improving.
Mr.. B. H. Lee and his little
son, John Glessner, arrived last
Thursday from Chicago to spend
several days with his parents in
this city, resting and recuperat-
ing from a particularly busy
winter.
THE DISPATCH is pleased to
see Mr.. Jos. NJ. Street out again
after a long siege of illness, the
result of carbuncles. Mr.. Street
is looking remarkably we'll after
his severe attack and will soon
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