The Tupelo journal., 1904-10-28

Clothingl Clothingl The most up-to-
date line you have seen at the lowest
prices See it.
CARROTS Blue Store
We have Just received = nice line OF
Sterling S~ilyerware. Call and get our
prices.
Lumpkin Bros & Co.
When you buy samples you get the
best and saw money, too. Try /one OF
CARROTS Wraps.
Blve Store.
1 am in the market for the very best
of pork and fat beeyes When you are
ready to sell call on me.
j. NJ. FFARs
FOR SALE-My residence on Madison
street or my vacant lot on Franklin
street See me at OF ce
REV. T CUNNINGHAM
Misses Georgia and Daisy Henderson
accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. Fannie
Robinson and little son., Henry. are tax
ing in the st Louis Exposition this
week.
Tupelo is represented this week at the
Worlds Fair by DR.. and Mrs. Elkin,
Mrs. W. s. Thompson, Mrs. W W. Tri:e
and children, Mrs. Eliza Robins, Mrs. D..
w. Robins.
MIR. G. w. Mullins. OF the firm OF
Mullins and Mullen OF Evergreen was
in town on business yesterday and
left with us an order fer job work
while here.
MARRIED-In South Tupelo on Sun
day morning at the home of Mr.. Bed
ford, Miss Beadie Eastman to Mr. w.. L..
Billiard. Rev s D Shelton officiating Dur
best wishes are extended
Our young fried, $ 81 We'll, of the Pos
tai Telegraph ana Cable Co, has made
arrangements to give the election re-
turns at the Opera House on the night
OF November the Sth
Rev. s. A. Steel of Lumberton, Miss +,
, preached an eloquent sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning DIR
Steel has ior a number OF years been
recognized IA one of the foremost
preachers OF his denomination.
MAG Hurlbert and Miss Meddie
p Strain were united in marriage on Nor
: day night at the Presbyterian manse,
Rev Chas Van Houten performing the
p ceremony The young people reside IN
Okoiona where they are well and favor,
ably known
Miss Nola Stone has been elected by
;. the trustees of the Tnpelo Graded
school to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Miss Crawford. Miss Stone
, has taught several years and is Iecog
y nized as one OF the most successful
teachers in the county
A number OF the old veterans went
" to Baldwyn OF Thursday last where
tbey each received a cross Of honor
from the Daughters of the COnfrderacy.
o The occasion was one that will not 0 %
be forgotten by those who had the
q pleasure OF being present.
l. Will Gryder, representing Lemon and
Gale DR., Go"os Co, OF Memphis wat
d in Tupelo yesterday taking orders
d from our merchants. Mr. Gryder has
many friends in Tupelo who are al
4 WAYS glad to see him and to know
that he is getting his full share OF the
business.
w. C. Morris of the Fourth dis
trict was in town Tuesday on bust
ness. Mr. Morris is doing a nice mercun
tile business hear Richmond. He re-
ports crops good and trade first class
While here he had the name of his
brother, g.. A Morris, of Howard, Tex.
placed on our subscription list.
On last Wednesday evening, at the
home of the bride, Miss Susie Bolts and
Mr. X + McCollum were Joined in MARI
age, Rev S d Shelton performing the
ceremony. Miss Bolts is a popular
Young lady, while the roc is a wor
thy and Industrious young man. They
ontnc On thoir r, N ~, =, nni.t orp wit IN
countless good wishes from all who
: know them.
We acknowledge receipt OF subscrip
n tons from the following parties. Rich
ard Wharton, Will Mears, r l. ThOinp-
son, J. M. Kelly, j NJ Crisis, Al. Motley.
=, Skete Easterling. r. F Robertson. }. IL.
j Jenkins, H. W.. jenkins, FIN. Hargrove,
E. F. Ballard, John Evans, j. L.. Chris
tian. James Dozier, I. j. Ward, b. FL.
LaPrade, Charlie Sims, E E Estes, Bob
Payne, O. C. Whitaker, Durell Miller, R..
l.. Birmingham, i. M. Lytal, DIR. G. IT,.
t Reyes, j w Y%arbrough
The stockholders OF the Tupelo Mer-
camille TO met in the mayors office yes
{ terday afternoon and elected the follow.
ing board of directors-John Dabbs. P
E Carothers, H B Heard, ID W Robins,
w X Wilson. j l. billiard. I E Gordon,
w l. Joyner, D W Clark. G b Kirkpat-
rick, o B Rogers j r Dabbs Was cleo
ted president and D w Robins vice-pres-
ident Election OF secretary and treas
Z urer was left open until a future meeting
of the board
The Kitchener lot on the corner of
Broadway and Franklin street was
sold Saturday by an order OF the
! Chancery Court by Com missioner G. w
Long to the highest bidder, J, R Dahhs
became the purchaser at $1,000. 1t is
the purpose OF Mr. Dabbs, we learn, to
move the Mayfield house on the lot in
order to get the site OF the new store
to be erected for the Tupeio Mercantile
Company clear Of all distractions so
that work may proceed on the new
building.
FortnlghtIy Matinee Club.