The Tupelo journal., 1902-10-17
LOCAL..

Street. 0. b. ROGERS.
j. NJ. Thomas has returned from st.
Louis were he spent several days on
legal business.
I When You try a pair OF Julia Marlowe
j Shoes, you will have no other.-Bal-
!; lard's.
! >. T. Clayton, Esq, made a business
trip to Nettleton Monday on Legal
business.
. Messrs J. w. Epting and rom Cor
I don Of Bethany were in town on bust
4 ness tuesday.
Hear Edmund Vance Cooke at the
4 opera house next Tuesday night, you will
never regret it.
Billiards. stock of ladies fine Shoes
can't be surpassed. See our Dutten-
. hopper line.
= Miss Fannie Shearcr OF Starkville,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mahlon
Brown in West End.
u Julia Marlowe Shoes at Billiards..
IT Ask your %neighbors about Julia Mar
lowe Shoes .-Ballard's.
vi Mr.. M. ID. Temple or Shannon was
Y in town on business Wednesday and
Y paid this office a pleasant call.
n White Hickory Wagons for sale by
n COCHRAN Bros,
Guntown. Miss
n Mrs. Eliza Robins has returned from
I. Meridian Where she spent several weeks
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ledyard.
y 81 would as soon thin nix of doing bust
ness without clerks as without news
paper advertiser John Wanamaker.
y j. b. Miller, joined two days later by
his wife. have gone east to spend a few
n purchases.
" The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Robt. Center. will be delighted to know
they have returned to Tupelo where
\. they will in future reside.
\. Edmund Vance Cooke is as popular in
the north as Bob Taylor is down in this
Y section. Hear him Tuesday night at the
" opera house.
" Messrs. W. ID. Anderson and C.. p.
. Long, went 10 Jackson last Monday
to take part in the trial of Warden
Parchman. They returned on Tuesday
- Mr.. t. 4. Jenkins of OAK Grove is
now with the Bankrupt store. Mr..
Jenkins invites his friends to give him
D a call when in need of dry goods.
The many friends of Mr.. Clay
} McGaughey will be pleased to
know that he is now convalescent.
Mrs. Iohn Buchanan, who was called
home "A wees ago on account of the
serious ILLNESS Of her mother, Mrs. r.. j.
Jordan. returned to her home in Carbon
Hill, Ala tuesday.
The friends Of Rev. j. w. Dishman
will be glad to know he will preach at
the Cumberland Pres. church on next
'uhs" hiOAhfhS NV chi ~ mas
been the pastor of this church of Corinth
for some eight years.
The many frsends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hall will regret to learn of the
death of their little son, Harvey
FAIRIES, which sad event occurred at
, their home near Moorcsville the End,
inst. The burial took place at Mace
donia.
Arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @, Robins on Sunday a
bouncing baby boy. Congratu-
%lat!ons r pouring in from the
many friends of the family.
The next Sundays Commercial APP
peal will contain IA Photographic cut of
/. the First Methodist church OF this city,
with u sketch of its organization and
building. This is the church in which
mex.
Little Eleanor Blair, who has
been quite i'll for ythe past few
weeks, is now. convalescent and
her physician and family enter
tain hopes that she will be able to
be out in a short time.
In this issue we are authorized to an
noupce the name OF Mr.. j. A.. Long as Il
candidate for city marshal in the ensu-
ing election. Mr.. Long is well and
favorably known to the people OF the
place and has many friends among
them. He is a sober, honest man and
should the people see proper to elect him
marshal, he will discharge the duties OF
the position with ability and fidelity.
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of Clark & Co. which shows. what a
large stock OF goods they carry in their
line. The goods included in this adver-
tisement embraces about thirty car
loads. This gives some idea OF the
magnitude OF the business OF the frm
as well as an idea Of the expanding
business of the city. The business OF tue
city ia greatly increasing and the buSi-