The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Local and Personal
Fulton and McLeran, Fancy Groceries
That Handkerchief Sale at Tops Is

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That Handkerchief Sale at Tops is
a hummer.
Lumpkin Bros. entire line OF Mating
bought by us. MILL RS.
Full weight and choice meats is what
j. T. Howard gives.
$50 doz. Handkerchief on sale at
Topp's Be to. Acc.
J. T. Howard will have your steak
there in time for breakfast.
Will McCanless, OF Noble Ala. is visit
ing home folks this week.
Mr.. C. ?. Long went to Shannon Mon
day on professional business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris visited friends at
Aberdeen Saturday and Sunday. -a !.
Mr.. J. s Thompson Of Bisspll was in
town Wednesday.
Now is the time to cover your floors.
Lumpkin Bros. Mating at Miller's.
Mr.. E.. D.. Thicker IN d family OF Sher-
man are the guests of Mrs. Carruth.
We have a surprise in Mating for you
next week. MILLER's.
c. L. Tubb, Esq. OF Aberdeen, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Don't buy Mating until next week.
MILLER's
A rural free delivery route will be in.
augurated from Verona west on May 16.
Mrs. Hamilton of Aberdeen is the guest
Of%herfather, j. j. Rogers on Main street.
Mrs. S. j. Thomas of Verona was a
visitor to Tupelo Wednesday.
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town on business Wednesday.
r. b. Mcneil Of the Second district
was on business in Tupelo Tuesday.
Mrs. B. A.. Smith of Verona, has
been the guest Of Mrs. H. T. Gray the
past week.
A saviag Of forty to Afty cents on
Handkerch;ets is What Topp is doing
Tor you.
Mr.. j. r. Carson and Miss Monse Car
o of Verona were visitors to Tnpelo
yesterday.
The best sausage YOU ever ate is made
hy i. 7. Howard. He knows now to
season IT.,
We are glad to zee trl Wylie on the
streets again after an illness of sever
al weeks.
Watch for specia. announcement and
reduction of price of Lumpkin Bros.
Mating. MnLEK>s.
Miss Maggie Hay of Verona has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs: Turner, this
week.
For a nice Juicy steak or p~alatablt
roast. send or phone j. 7. Howard
Quick delivery.
We guarantee our Casino and Telmc
brand canned goods. Try them.
FULTON & MCLERAN.
Fresh meats, vegetables and eggs will
be kept by j. T. Howard, and the best
possible service rendered.
Tops clerks have positive i%nstruc
tons to put those 25C doz. sample
handkerchief in the cash drawer.
Mr.. w. C. Moreland of Nettleton visit
ed the family of his son, Mr.. III. A
Moreland, this week. s5N
Mr., and Mrs IT, R Stubs of Bald
wyn. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r Wilson the past week.
Miss Loriae liightuuer. of Pine Bluff
Ark is visiting her grandparents, "
dib ! u " N|ili"i'iH ~ ihFttiFfo
Try a barrel OF our Pelican -four anC
you will use no other. 1t is guaranteed
FULTON 4 MCLERAN
Miss Maggie Baker, our popular city
stenographer, will visit her home in the
near future, accompanied by one of her
friends.
We are now prepared to serve tele
phone orders for ice cream with rapid
ity. Phone SO.
FULTON 4 McLERAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Armstrong, who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. It. +
Elkin, returned to Pine Bluff, Ark. SatuI
day morning.
Oh yes, Topp has about everything
you want in Dry Goods. But thos,
sample Handkerchiefs must be SOLD
quick.
Mr.. John NJ. Witt ST.. and Mss
Hemans Witt of Sherman were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Witt
Jr., the past week.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF DR.. Edwin Douglas Hood and Miss
Berte Pledge on the Dist inst. We ex
tend best wishes in advance.
Come to see US the cleanest grocery
store in the city. All orders filled prom
ply. Phone 6g, Yours to please,
FULTON 4 MGLERAN.
Lumpkin Bros. decided to go out O
the mating business. We bought Their
entire line at a bargain.
MMLER's.
LOS T-One ladies gold watch, with
silver fob, with the name. Fannie Rog
ers. on the inside. Finder will please re
turn to this office and receive reward.
Savings accounts. however small, are
welcome. 4 per cent interest. compound
ed quareerly. is paid on deposits. Start
an account today.
PEOPLES BANK & TRUST Co
We acknowledge receipt OF subscrip-
tions from the following: Mrs. W. d.
Triplette, Kosciusko; r. G.. Biggers.
Plantersyille, W. A. Boggan, Blue
Springs and j. W. Reyes, Memphis.
Nathan Ayers, the hustling messenger
boy of the Western Union Office. has
returned to his duties, after a weeks
absence to visit his parents at Blue
Mountain.
We are authorized to Hon.
E. s. Gambler Jr. as a candidate for re-
election to Congress from the First
Congressional district, subject to the
action of the democratic party {
The Board of Supervisors and Archi-
tect Weathers were in the city Wednes-
day Ter the purpose OF inspecting the
work on the new courthouse, and found
the work progressing rapidly and sat