The Tupelo journal., 1904-03-25
We guarantee our Casino and TelmO
brand canned goods, Try them.
FuITON & MCIERAN.

we SudIhH1CC ouI INV Vim
brand canned goods. Try them.
FULTON & MCLERAN.
W. Fl. Clifton of Aberdeen, Tubbs. of
Amorv, Judge LYON of OkOlona, Cox
of Baldwin. Mitchell of Guntown and
BOggan Of Fulton are among the
visiting attorneys at our Chancery
Court this week.
Try n barred of our Pelican -four and
YOU will use no other 1t is guaranteed.
Fulton 4 MCLERAN
Uncle Billy" and Sam Scott, of Cor
rcna, were. in town last Monday They
were looking well and each remarked
upon the great ffrowth OF the city. We
were delighted to see them and trust
they may soon come again.
Come to see US the clennest grocery
store in the city. All orders filled prom
ply. Phone &c, Yours to please,
FULTON 4 MCLERAN.
CALVIN McGill, Esq. of the Pleasant
Grove vicinity was in the city Tuesday.
He reports prosperity and plenty in his
~neighborhood and says that farming
operations on the fine plantations down
there is progressingnicely.
We have recently r~emodeled our store
throughout and have placed an elegant
10th. century Sanitary Soda Fount at
a cost OF 81, 10000 Our Ice Cream Par
lor is complete In eve.y appointment.
FULTON & MCLERAN.
We regret to report that the condi-
ton OF Mr.. j. A. Monaghan is no bet.
ter n that he is still u very sick man.
Mr. Monaghan's family and physicians
and friends are doing all within their
power to relieve his suffering and it is
to be hoped that a change for the bet
ter may soon take place.
We carry everything in the grocery
line, and Keep at all times the best
and freshest to be had. Our porter
will call for your orders and deliver
goods promptly.
FULTON 4 Nc rERAN.
Mr.. Clint ~Steinberger. until recently
the manager oi the Review" has been
appointed to a place on the Secret Ser
vice OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
HIS headquarters will be at st. Louis
and his work will be west OF the Mis-
sissippi river. Mr.. Steinberger and
family will leave for their new home
hCAt NCChs ouCteSb 70 tnefl,
Joe Westmoreland was called home
Wednesday by the sad announcement
uf the death OF his little infant child
which occurred Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Weetmoreland was servIIp on, n
jury III the Circuit court ani the an.
nouncelnent of the death of his little
tiiild Was a severe blow to him. He
ana his 'aniliy have the sympathy OF
their many friends in their sad bereaye-
ment.
We call attention to the card OF e. d
Wiley who has established the Model
Bakery, on Troy street. MIR. Wiley has
brought to the city a first-class baker
from st. Louis and will keep ahead at
all times, a full supply of bread, hot
rolls, cakes and CONNECTIONS. He has
also a lot of beautiful ported plants that
lend a charm, to his establishment. They
were grown by him and he will sell
them at proper prices. Remember the
"Model Bakery"
Mr.. Eugene Snowden representing the
Mechanics National Bank, OF st. Louis.
was in Tupelo Monday and Tuesday of
this week Mr.. Snowden was for a num-.
bt' " JCdiS III tut UdHhlilS DuSllCSS In
Mo.hphis but of late years has been with
the st. Louis institution above men,
toned. He is 0 making a tour of Mis-
sissippi soliciting accounts for his bank
which is quite popular with the banking
Institutions of our state Mr.. Snowden
is an old time friend Of Mr.. s. Z. Harkey
of the First National and was his guest
while here.
Mr.. J.. B. Lewman Of Atlanta, one of
the firm of Lewman & Co., is in the
city for the purpose OF clearing away
the grounds and making preparation
to begin the new court house. The old
structure has been to n down and the
STAKES set for the new structure. The
board Of supervisors located the new
building in the center OF the square
which will afford ample space in the
yard on all sides. The contractors in
tend pushing the work and it is their
purpose to have the job completed with
in 140 days from the date the steel
is on the gro md.