The Tupelo journal., 1903-01-16
LOCAL.
Wanted-A good Milliner.

u COCHRANr DROS.
2t. Guntown, Miss.
Are your eyes weak and inflamed?
have them examined at the Tupelo
Optical Parlors free.
Wanted-Corn in large quantities by
JOHN GoDsEY,
Tupelo, Miss.
Tupelo Optical Parlor, eyes tested and
glasses made while you wait. Jour
dams. Jewelry Store.
For Rent.-Rooms over our store
suitable for millinery or offices.
COCHRAN Bros,
Guntown, Miss.
There will be services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church Sunday at II
a. m. aud Z p. m. Glad to see all.
PASTOR.
Amongst the number OF names sug-
gested as probable candidates for
the legislature, we have heard that
of our friend, Mr.. j, M. Clark, OF Shan
non. Mr.. Clark is an active and fire
business MAJ and wonld make an ad-
mirable representative,
LUST-One French briar pipe in
leather case, somewhere on the road be-
tween Tupelo and Eugene Curtis place.
A reward of one dollar will be paid If
the finder will leaye the pipe and case
at The Tupelo Journal office when the
reward will be paid.
Preaching at the Christian church in
Tupelo, next Lords day, Jan, 18th,
1903, by Bro. n. B. Hardeman, at II
a. m. and $40 p. m. Bible school at
usual hour, $50 a.. m, Preaching, at
said church Friday night, Jan, 30th,
1908, by Bro. G. A. Reynolds.
Tupelo can now boast of an Optica
parlor second to none in the South
| When you can have yonr eyes tested
and properly fitted with spectaeles or
eye glasses, DR.. Melton the proprietor,
has "a set of testing instruments and
invites all to come and see him. Test
ing free, in Jourdan's Jewelry Store.
We are in receipt OF a postal card
from Rev. j. A. Bowen, stating thathe
and his wife will return Friday and
that he will preach next Sunday at II
a. m. and Z p. m. We trust gu; good
friends may come back to us in restor-
ed health and vigor. Their many friends
will give them a hearty welcome on
their return.
AS the fast mail on the Frisco road
came in Yesterday at lilo the dining
car left the track at the west end of the
switch and was carried to the regular
stopping place before a halt was made.
The passengers at DINNER were badly
shaken up but not seriously hurt. All.
trains were held here until the car
could be COTTON on the track again
The Opera House was filled on We'd
nesday evening by a full house to wit
ness one of the best scenic PLAYS ever
presented on our boards. The sensation
al play, The 18th hour, was presented
in all of it's force of ARE and striking
scenery. The acting was good and the
whole play was ent ertaining. We are
glad to see plays of this character pre-
sented and glad to see them appreciated.
Rev. n. q. Augustus and family are
now pleasantly located IN the parson-
age OF the First Methodist church. Mr..
Augustus is among the ablest preachers
OF the State.-Greenville Democrat.
The Journal co~ngratulates it's dis
tinguished friend upon his safe arrival
at his new station with his household
effects, which seem to have accumulated
largely since his last assignment by
Bishop Key.
LOST-Left B. L. ClarKs Saturday Jan
Bird. large Pointer dog, liver spot size
of a saucer OF left side near hip. Small
liver spot on back near tail, both ears
liver. blazed face, few liver tick spots.
Weighs 65 pounds, long coupled, named
Mack. little hard OF hearing. Parties
returning him will be well paid.
B. T.. CLARK.
We to day Mr.. J. +. Bostick
as Il candidate for Supervisor from the
2nd district Of Lee county. Mr.. Bos-
tick is a popular and intelligent citi-
zen and fulIv knows the wants of the
people. If elected he would discharge
his duties with honesty and fidelity and
would watch the interests of Lee coun-
ty with jeal and efficiency. He has
MANY friends who will give him their
hearty support.
In todays paper we print the name OF
Locke Hamilton, of Palmetto, as a can
didate for the office Ct constable
of the 4th district OF Lee county.
Mr.. Hamilton is Il life long citizen #
that district and is well known as an
honest and reliable .nan. He is a man
OF popular manners and pleasing adj
dress and will make a formidable fac
tor in his contest. He has many friends
who will rally to his support and If
he is elected he will bring to his aid all
the necessary requisites to the faithful
and efficient discharge OF his duties.
John GRAY, a young negro who was
sent mp from this county for burglariz-