Okolona messenger., 1902-11-19

nan q Lyloe are the OkOlOuA urUk-
gists.
CAN on Dean & Cox for mOlasSeS
barrels.
Nunnally's candles at Brown &
Bearden's.
Go and see Hall & Lyles, the lead
ing druggists, today.
Bicycle for sale cheap. Enquire at
RuSselrS Jewelry store. O12-St
Just received q car load of new
winter -four ct Dean & rs.
Dean & Cox will give highest mar
ket price for your chicks and eggs.
II you want to eat the best candies.
buy Nunnally's at Brown & BEAR.
DEN's.
The finest candies you can put In
your mOuth-Nunnally's-at Brown &
Bearden's.
Try Dean & Cox for square dealing;
they lead in low prices and up to
date goods.
Take your prescriptions to Hall &
Lyles, r. b. Lyon fills them cor
Fectly, too.
Just received at Dean & Cox's q
fresh line Of Stewards chocolates and
fancy candies.
Best chocolate candy IN town; in
half, one and two pound boxes. They
melt In your mouth. B. DAHlER & Co.
Go to Azwell & McKinney'S and
get % pounds nice light brown sugar
Tor s1.OO. Other goods in proportion.
N. w. Bradford, one of HoustOn's
prominent lawyers, is over this week
In attendance on the chancery court.
Miss Madge HOughton, Of Prairie,
who has been visiting Miss Jennie
Mcdonnell, returned home last Fri
day.
J. d. and J. B. Fontaine, two prOmi-
nent attorneys Of PontotOc, are In at
tendance on chancery court here this
week.
Mrs. q. I. Harper received the sad
intelligence last Saturday morning of
the death Of her brother, Mr.. Rogers,
Of Verona.
Go to AzweIl & McKinney's and get
20 pounds of granulated sugar for one
dollar. Full weight. Other goods in
proportion.
Judge H. L. Muldrow, chancery
Judge for this district, arrived in the
city Monday night from Starkville,
and opened court yesterday morning
The docket this term is not very ex-
tensive.
A ball will be given in the opera
house by the young men of this city
on Thanksgiving night. The music
will be given by the Meridian orches
ira, which is the best that has ever
played in Okolona.
The change in the weather the past
few days has caused everybody to
realize that we are at that season Of
the year when an overcoat and some
heavy underwear is not a bad thing
to have stored away some place Of
easy access.
Mrs. Oscar Denton, who is repre-
senting the United Daughters Of the
COnfederacy Of this city ct New Or
leans, is recognized as one of the
leaders in the great convention there,
and handsome portraits of her ap-
peared in both the New Orleans pa
pers on Monday morning.
Remember that at the Vienna Bak-
cry you viii always find choice fresh
bread, pies, cakes and everything
that is delicious in the pastry line.
Prices right and services prompt.
Also fine line Of fancy groceries and
choice fruits. Fresh fish and oysters.
Call and leave your orders.
Rubel's great semi-annual reduc-
tion sale begins Monday. December
LIST. A special cut in clothing and
dress goods from % to 80 per cent.
Some especial good values are prom
ised the public. Look for large COM
plete ad. in THE MESSENGER Begin
ming Wednesday, December srd.
The Woodmen Of the World. OF this
city, will have g meeting on Friday
night Nov. 2Sth. SaltillO camp will
be present and confer the morning
degree on the members Of the OkOlo-
na camp. Arrangements win be made
20 serve oysters In all styles. Every
member Of the Okoiona camp is earn
estly requested to be present. Big
times.
A farmer who has been marketing
cotton at both places tells rs that
Okolona during the past week has
been paying about Is cents on the
hundred pounds more for the same
grade Of cotton than they have been
paying at Aberdeen, and yet q good
many have been induced to carry
their cotton TO Aberdeen under the
false impression that q little better
price was to be received there.iI:
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