The Tupelo journal., 1903-10-16
Hoadley's Fine Candies at Fulton's,
U. w. LUNU,
Sheriff and Tax Collector

HOauleys Fine CandleS at fuiGOn \,
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store
Fresh st. Louis Bread at W H. Tops.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store.
Get st. Louis Bread from W. Fl. Topp.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store
st. Louis Bread, best made at W. H.
Tops.
Jacobs Candies at Tupelo Drug Store.
See the new and elegant line of Sta
tionery at the Tupelo Drug Store.
Hoadley's fine Candies for sale by d.
T. Fulton.
Maj. Swafford of Palmetto was here
on business Tuesday.
See the new and elegant line of Sta
tionery at the fupelo Drug Store.
DR.. d. R. johnson went to Pontoc
Saturday to ys: relatives.
See the new and elegant line Of Sta
tionery at the Tupelo Drug Store.
d T Fulton is sole agent for Hoadley's
Candies. Try box.
See the new and elegant line of Sta
tionery at the Tupelo Drug Store.
Duy IlOdulcy . OuuulCS, III SdlC Wy ~
L. Fulton. No better made.
Mrs. Posey and son OF Richmond were
visitors to town yesterday.
Mrs. Will Therelkeld OF Saltillo was
visitor to Tupelo yesterday.
Prof. j. C. Bell of Baldwin made a
business trip to Tupelo Tuesnay.
Miss Carlisle OF Prairie is the guest
of Miss Mary Heard Cunningham.
s. P. Clayton and D. 7. Fulton visit
ed friends in Pontotoc Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Richie and daughter.
Mabel, visited Mrs. B. G. Cherry last
week.
Try one loaf of fresh ST. Louis Bread
at W. II Tops and you will buy no
other.
Mrs. J. D. Armstrong and children
of Gordo, Ala, are visiting relatives
in the city.
Miss Maggie Baker went to Ponto-
toe Saturday where she was the guest
Of Miss Robinson.
Messrs. will Milan and John McCobs
of the Second district were in town on
business Wednesday.
Davis Young TO Glvo was in town
yesterday and took occasion to extend
his subscription to 1904.
Mr.. w c. Burt, Mrs j. r. Burt and
Miss Della Schumpert OF Richmond,
were visitors to town Tuesday.
Hoadley Candies put up in fancy
packages, guaranteed to be fresh and
pure. For sale by ID Il Fulton.
Horace Rea of Verona was in town
Tuesday and dropped in and handed us
his subscription to the Journal.
Mr. S I. Harkey is able to be at his
position at the First National Bank al
ter several days of indispositon.
Mr.. B. &. Cherry returned from
Copervile Tex, last Sunday, bringing
with him his daughter, Mrs. Walter
Woods.
George Lumpkin has added new
member to his firm in the person OF a
II pound boy which arrived at his
home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden Martin are being
congratulated by their many friends up
on an addition to their family in the
person of a 10 pound boy.
j. NJ. Witt Jr. has bought the house
and lot on east side Broadway from
Memory Leake and will move there the
first of November.
Capt. +. Elliott was in town Mon
day and placed us under obligations
for his subscription to the paper, which
was extended to August 1904.
Hoadley's Candies are superior to all
others, possessing the delicate flavor so
much sought for in fine candies. d 7
Fulton is sole agent for Tupelo.
John Buchanan, agent of the Frisco
at Few Albany was in Tnpeo Sunday.
Mr.. Buchannon continues to be pro-
NOTED at the hands Of the company he
has served so long.
The pastor of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church will conduct services at
his church Sunday at II a. m Rev. :.
A. Bowen will preach at the Cumber-
land church Sunday night.
There will be services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church conducted by
the pastors OF the town. each night OF
the next week at 7:30 and prayer SER
vice at p. m. each day.
Mrs. r. II. Senter announces the open
ing OF her vocal class at her home on
Green street. All who desire to study
voice culture should take advantage o.
the opportunity OF studying under this
talented vocalist
John Evans OF Bissell was in town
SATURDAY. and took occasion to square
his accounts with the journal. Nj.
Evans has purchased the farm from
Harvey Malett near town and will
move there by January.
Arthur Hutchinson has bought the
residence and lot of Mr.. J. C. Roberts
and will move his family to town on
the first Mr.. Roberts has purchased the
north side of the Dickson lot on RrOad-
wav from Mr.. Steinberger and will erect
a residence on it.
Tommie .Tourdan returned last week
from Texas where he has been for sever
al months where he popped to find resto
ration to health. We regret to know
that our young friends condition is
such to cause grave apprehension to
his family and friends.
C W. Vandiver Of near Corona was
in town Yesterday and called to hand
us a years subscription. We regret to
learn that Mr.. Vandiver has sold his
farm and will probably move to Union
county. We need such young men in
Lee county and dislike to lose him and
his estimable family.
Henry Pearce, who has the contract
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