The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-08-23
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Paints for sale. Union Drug Co.
Rubber goods. Union Drug %.
Porch swings, Hamilton Bros.
Auto paint at Union Drug Co.
4 Mr.. ]. W. MOffatt, of Ripley, was
avisitOr in this city Tuesday.
Sleep cool; get a cot, $225. Ham
ilton Bros.
Try our Gamers for 'fdoing ap" the
fruit. M. A. Walker & Co.
White Rose gasoline for sale. 29c
per gallon. McFadden & Shelton.
Mattresses, springs and cots. Ham
iltOn Bros.
Miss Ursula Elan returned Tues
day from a brief visit to Ripley.
Best cot ever sold for s2.25. Hamil-
ton Bros.
We have big line OF sheet music.
Union Drug Co. II
| Moon buggy for me. N. A. Walk
er & Co. Y
Buy your patti and vaFpish a6Alel
EandeF pEFqqg GQa5aT .2nfverf6 4-a
Big ,Il. iaTs fo5 i. krapt n M Pt All
White Rose gasoline for. sale. 29c
per gallon. McFadden & Shelton.
sAmes buggies are sweet riders. N,
A! Walker & Co.
Call the CovingtOn Tin and Plumb
ing Co. for plumber or tianeF~
White Rose essoaIs for sAle 2SeF
per gallon. McFadden & Shelton.
Mr.. IN. A. Naifeh left Tuesday for
st. Louis and Chicago to purchase
fall goods for the store. = ol
About time you are seeing about /
q new Tennessee wagon, M. A. Walk. i
eF & Go, 4.
Rev. w. A, Freeman and wife at |,
Paris, Tenn. arrived here Tuesday 4
on a short visit to friends. i II
Mr.. W. C. Winford has returned
from = visit to his brother, Mr., A.
s. Winford, at Greenville, Miss. 4 Il
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Gift and daugh-
ter, Miss Maud, left Sunday morning
for visit to Dawson Springs
Mr.. D. W. Ruffin, Jr., returned /
Saturday from a visit to Nitta Yuma
Miss. @ TS *3EI
Why, oh, why don't you get a'Bbss
oil cooking stove? M. A. Walker e.
Co.
C. D. Daniel and Will Coos
were among the visitors here from
MunfOrd Teusdpy. .an II
Gasoline for sale at my store on wv.
Liberty street. The best grade at 26c
per gallon J. W. Fleming. agl6-Sw
Messrs Horace and Joe Luckett,
of Henning were visitors in the
city Tuesday Is
Mrs. w. c. Hathaway and sister,
Mrs. Lula Fly, returned Monday
night from visit to Clinton, Ky. {
Mr.. J. B. Fitzpatrick, of Henning,
came over Tuesday on visit to bis
Mrs. L. P. Flippin. e
1t takes Mccormick mower to cut '
that lespedeza hay. M. A. Walker &
Co. (
Mr.. R. L. McGaughey, of Arlington,
mas been spending several days this
week with his brother, Mr.. w. G. Nc n
Iaughey. /
Miss Mary Kate Long, who has
,een attending Peabody College in \
Nashville, and visiting in Sheffield, v
Ala, returned home Sunday. B
Mrs. NJ. F. Dunlap, after visit SIT (
o her daughter, Mrs. t. c.. How t,
lrd, returned to her home at Holly G.
Springs, Miss, Tuesday morning. N
Mr.. A. S. Miller has been atend-
ng the meeting of the Cotton States a
Merchants Association in Memphis f
his week. n
Mr.. C. S. Butler and wife and Mrs.
durphy, of Rossville, arrived Tues II
lay for visit to the family of Mr.. /
/. X. Baxter. el
Mr.. H. E. Simonton, of Memphis,
Ifter a visit to relatives in this K
ity and in the vicinity of Idanville, II
eturned to his home Friday. N
Messrs A. ]. Hunt, L. C. Cole. r.
4. Bowles, Joe E. Forbess were p
mong the visitors here from the b:
th district Wednesday. ov
Mrs. W. A. Duncan, after visit
o her former home in the Oak Grove fl
icinity, returned to Water Valley, h.
~, Wednesday morning. re-
Mrs. W. G. Kinney of Memphis, Gu
anne up Sunday on a visit to the sy
amily of her brother, Mr.. w. E. 81
Iowden, in the 18th district. -
Mr.. Allen Jones and wife and Miss :,
1elma Bright, Of Williston, Tenn, 4,
pent the weekend with the family
t Mr.. T. w. Doyle. III