The Columbus Commercial

Mr. Ward Loftis, of Woodlawn, spent Friday in the city.

Mr. J. S. Bush, of Artesia, spent Friday in Columbus.

Mr. Sid Hopkins, of Aberdeen, is in the city visiting relatives.

Mr. R. R. Cox, of Carrollton, Ala., is the guest of friends in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Poindexter, of Ravine, spent Friday night in the city.

Purple Top, White Flat Dutch, Yellow Aberdeen, Amber Globe, Ruta Baga, White Globe, Seven Top Turnip Seeds at Johnston & Caine's Drug Store.

Messrs. J. R. Walker and Fred Carr, of Crawford, spent Friday in the city.

Hon. R. L. Bradley and wife, of Jackson are in the city visiting relatives.

Mr. W. C. Grider is at home for a few days after a successful trip on the road.

Mr. A. W. Booth, of L. E. Lide & Co., is spending ten days at Greenwood Springs.

Call for samples of Rose-Violet Talcom powder, the best on earth L. E. LIDE & Co.

Mrs. J. D. McCullough left yesterday for Greenville, where she will visit her sister.

H. Hirshman has a special sale this week with greatly reduced prices. See the ad in this issue.

Just before a shower, put your turnip seed in the ground and after a few weeks watch them grow. New Seed at Johnston & Caine's.

Mr. W. J. Jordan returned Friday from West Point, where he has been spending several days.

Messrs. R. P. Hairston and Henry Sherod, left last night for Lookout Mountain to spend ten days.

At the Woman's store this week bargains in remnants can be had. See the advertisement elsewhere in this issue.

Mrs. Vaughn, of Columbus, spent several days this week with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Walker. West Point Leader.

All kinds of fall and winter varieties of Turnip Seed just received at Johnston & Caine's Drug Store.

Mr. J. T. Hardin, the Main street market man, is dishing out some splendid barbecue every Wednesday and Friday. There is none better. Try it.

Mrs. John R. Laws was a visitor this week to Carrollton, Ala., being one of those who attended the Latham-Loftin marriage at that place.

Mr. J. E. Spencer returned Friday from Birmingham, where he accompanied Mrs. Spencer, who has gone to visit her relatives in Ohio.

Messrs. C. R. Evans and Thad Brazelle, who have been members of a jolly camping and fishing party over in Alabama for several days, returned home Friday having gotten plenty of the good things to eat as well as the sport.

Messrs. Carter and Chapman proprietors of the Surprise Store have had an immense trade the past week at their mid-summer sale which continues for only a few days longer. Bargains are there galore and for every body who wants them.