The Tupelo journal., 1904-12-16

The beat tree. for III. lowe-r prices
elton gnmrant" d
GEO Il Hill & TO.
P~atronize your " laundry Il the
wagon fails To call tor your bundle ring
vi the laundry md ~ will aentl for u
You will m'ss il II yon mrs it A
Chicago Tramp"-coming to the TuDelo
Opera House. for Thursday Dee, %, I'D.
just opened n large invoice lS47 Rog
prices. JOURDAN.
For sale 14O acers unimproved land
in rowD Crenk bottom easr 3f'Vprnna.
appl ~ y + B.iirr1 'urein fnr nut.
E.cniHre
Country merchalt. ula d. wei
10 see our holiday stock We make
the prices, and goods must be sotd
Pound, Kincannon, ard Elkin.
II JnUauAN
NOTICE-Now is the time so piar
yourortler for fruit trees Tor f>l delivery
Give VA YOnr order.
SEQ. II HILL. K %.
GENTS clothing cleaned by the tares1
chemical Drtcfsa known h The trad.
ana pressed az they shoulh b. rs Tn IN
as the tr''4.
Richmond Lee is nnlt a.orui xix asa
Old to day but she is beng pusned 81
that it is growing very last and ! thinh
it will mature some time 10 the iurnr'
Mrs. Maggie Richardson, aud cbiIdrer
OF O<Dlnca. ir1 the plesesa1 ene "
Mrs. W. A. Ancknr, we%t ri INV" f..
week
"A Chicago Tramp" il fpll of fur
pathos and humnr Do not fan % st
it when it appears in this ci'v-for or
night only
Mr. H. Mallet Of Tupelo, paid TIL
journal a pleasant visit IN Tuesday las
of which he left n handsome souvenir il
the shape of Il YEAR and a half subscrip
ton. for hich hr has our thanks.
Our friend r NJ Wade OF Guntown
came in and paid us a years subscrip
ton last Monday. We ar ALWAYS glat
to meet such friends and ALWAYS keel
the stow in our sanctum warm for thei
benefit
We were glad to meet Onr old tiIn'
{ lend Claude Bell, on the streets the 9th
err day after an absence of over a yea.
from our midst. He il now residing il
New Orleans, and ~ in goo heath aU'
spirits
Jim Mcfarland who went west t.
Texas about five ears ago has ieturr"'
with his family and viii settle sorth
west of Verona The .ripuis u Nj Vi
Farland welcome him and his "stjmahis
family back to their Did home.
Ed Jones who moved to Texas TIVE
years ago has returnsd to Lee count.
with his family and has settled again IL
the Birmingham neighborhood. We ar
always glad to Welcome our friend'
back to Old Mississippi.
Jesse Green, of Verona. is now en-
gagged with the large wholesale copc-rr
Of Clark { Co.. and has b.cpm ) derI
zon OF our city. We tender MIN Il cor
,iIai greeting and trust that he may b.
success. iul in business to the foil extern,
of his merits
W. enjoyed recently the pleasure o
meeting "ur old friend Y ii JpbuEf.D 81
Piantersvlle, IN our city. Mr.. JHhnso'
is ne nf Les %rruntv's most iutrIlecf .
nh w never tire 81 near;ug Mn 1or
rate his experiences snn o~Ds~:vaiiurs o
men and Things.
Me.srs Robert and james Rogers 9
Nashville. spent two days here this week
visiting the family OF their COUSIN, II. A
MorolaDd. These gentlemen are tbine
Ing Of going into the m~ercant''f Dusjg -
Dere. decla ing chat rnl- is tna oe<i
town in the state,
NJ. J T.. l. Br.!wn Ui th fifth district
a subscriber TO the Journsi ever sInc,
the paper was estab; is1ed aud il a.
prompt in -ettliog his subscriptions a.
he is to paw all his other debts. He j,
one of the countv's best citizens.
We are gind 80 STATE that our vener
ated citizen Maj " G. Gibson, who hs'
been III for months, is 20 much impr' sef
that he is now able to b. up and that ht
hopes to be u ,On The streets sOo0. Maj
Glbson has had the sympathy OF the II,
tire community during his pr"trarted III
ness and all will rejoice to meet him u
health orc,. more.
Messrs N. b. Ghulson, Sr.. j. A Davis
n b Ghplson. Jr.. ard j II. Dani"r. q
Guntuwn. were pleasant visitors tn the
journal 4 anctum on Tuesday last These
gentlemen were all in fine spirits and "a
li,pned rs i.> pleasant and entertaining
iuk-- Messrs N B GnO'sul,, ST.. and
} A. Davis contributed u wears sub
scriptiun to the Journal for which we re
turn thanks CaIl again gentlemen.
Rev. r. w Lewis
This distinguished minister has beer
assigned to the First Methodist church,