The Tupelo journal., 1902-10-24

m. All invited to attend.
There has never been a time wnen
Tupelo could show a stock like ours.
A regular city store.-Miller's.
If you anticipate buying Il wrap now
is the time, while you can get you
choice. Blue Store.
The bargains advertised must be seen
TO be appreciated WI cannot do them
justice by description.-Miller's
81 would as soon think of doing bust
ness without clerks as without news
paper advertising.''-John Wanamaker
Read our general Adv. this week then
come and examine the goods and you
will see that they are as advertised
Miller's.
You know you can rely on it when
special prices are offered at CARROTS
Blue Store, so remember the ladies
Wrap sale. Nothing like it.
If you want to be convinced where
the best place is to trade ask the best
people of Tupelo and vicinity, they will
direct you to-MiIler's.
Wraps worth $50 Tor SIS 90
30 1880.
Is $50 etc.-Gar-
rett Blue Store.
Mrs. Robinson OF Birmingham and
Mrs. Sparks Of Chattanooga who
came over to attend their father, Mai.
Medford in his last illness. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. ID. b. Reed, ot Auburn was in
town on business Wednesday and had
us to enroll his name as a subscriber to
the Journal. Mr.. Reed is one of the
county's most prosperous farmers.
The local story to be published in
The Journal next week will be an eye-
opener to all bachelors and will show
very plainly that, in some cases at least
there need be no terrors in matrimony.
DR.. Edwin Topp has returned to
Louisville to resume his course of
dental surgery in the famous Dental
College of that city. We predict a
brilliant career for HIM in his chosen pro-
fession.
We are glad to see our friend Nor
bin Stone on the streets again
in apparent good health. Mr.. Stone
was operated on for appendicitis a
few months since and is just now
strong enough to be out.
Superintendent Hawkins of the
Electric Light Co. has informed us that
in order to effect necessary repairs the
works will have to be closed for two or
three days. This work will begin in
about eight or ten days.
Col. Thomas H. Freeman has bought
the home of Mr.. Ben Francis, at Verona
and will move there Nov. the LIST next.
We congratulate our Verona friends
upon the acquisition of SO estiinable
a citizen and his good wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard and daughter
OF Verona were in town Monday, Mr..
took occasion while here to
have his name enrolled as n subscriber
to the journal. He is one of the most
successful and up to date farmers in Lee
Jno. NJ. billiard. OF Birmingham, is
with G. j. Rogers & Son dealers in
Grand Junction. Tenn. Mr..
billiard has met with fine success since
beginning work for this firm. He was
in Tupelo yesterday looking after the
interests OF his firm.
Mrs j. w. Thomas of Elgin Texas, ar
in the city the past week and is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. f. johnson
on Main street. Mrs. Thomas has not
visited Tupelo in several years and her
friends here We're much delighted
to see her and to find her in the best of
health.
Messrs John Wheeler and j. L. Butler
Of Amity were in town Saturday last
and sold 80 bushels Of lady peasa at $1.75
per bushel. These peas were gathered
u field in which fine crop of corn
was made. Twenty five more bushels
Of peas will be gathered from the
field.
Dir. and Mrs. j. NJ. HoyIe announce
the approaching marriage Of their
laughter, Minnie to M. William Gilbert
Fraser. the ceremony to take tplace at
The Methodist church, Wednesday
afternoon October the 10Th at half
after three O'Clock. No cards in town.
ALL friends invited.
On next Friday, The Journal will
a very unique story which can
not fail to attract the attention OF
Every reader. Several prominent Tupelo
ARE to figure co~nspicuously in a
'eal live romanc on which account
he story will be OF particular local inter-
.st. Don't miss it, for i you do youn
miss a good thing.