The Tupelo journal., 1904-09-23
Local and Personal

Le~n>.uyders ior Goa! with ii. h. or
S. j. High.
Miss Nisbet OF New Albany is the
guest of Miss Geneva Boggan this week.
Thomas. the Tailor, at the Model
Bakery old stand.
A. W. Allen, with his two children,
Ward and Bessie. were visitors to the
Fair the past week
Engraving of the highest quality
furnished y A II. Delay.
Mr.. !. r Frazpr and family have re-
turned from the Fair, after II delightful
stay of a week there.
Sc. Thomas, the Taylor's Samples
plenty of goods on hand too.
A full supply of feed stuff, corn, oats
bav and bran. Asa W. Allen.
Sim Kinds has returned from the
northern markets. where he completed
his fall purchases for Kinds Bros.
When you want your watch repaired
go to the Old reliable.
4. J. JoURDAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbin Stone have re-
turned from st Louis, where they spent
a week at the great Fair.
Your suits and trousers cut and
made to measure, in latest style by
Thomas. the Tailor.
See A.. H. Delay for fine engraved
visiting Cards Wedding Invitations, etc
An ~a!ogant line of samples +" seie"t frn"
Mrs. Florence Moon left Monday for
Columbus to resume her duties as one
of the teachers in the English depart
ment OF the |. |. Il Z.
When YOU want your eyes accurately
and scientificly tested and fitted, call at
T. J. Jourdan't, the old reliable.
Ii you fail to see us in our new store
we will both be the losers.
Asa W Allen.
The following young ladies left the
first of the week for Columbus to enter
the |. & C.-Misses Eollie RileY, Mile
Brown. Mary Brown, Emma May Lane,
Corrinne Kincannon, of Tupelo; Misses
Carruth and Goodlette, OF Chesteryille-
Tue ladies are finding it out for q
Tact that tbAv are nov able to get theii
Skirts and Jackets cleuned and press
ed as they should be. by
Thomas the Tailor.
G.. W. Troy is expected home within
the next few days. After attending the
National Bankers Association in New
York he reached st Louis the first OF
this week, where he WAS joined by Miss
Kate Troy, who will take in the Fair
with him.
Have YOU made you will? If not,
You should and make us your executor.
Peoples Bank 4 Trust Co..
Place your order for coal now. 1t
will be higher later.
Tupelo Coal Co.
A Fl. Delay, business manager OF the
Journal. is spending the week in st Lou
il, where he will make selections OF Il
line of new type for the Journal. A gas
oliue engine will also be ordered and
installed. Mr.. Delay will of course take
occarion to visit the great Fair, which
no one should miss.
Get vour Pants Coats and Vests
made to order in Tupelo, satisfaction
or no sale, at Eastern prices, by,
Thomas the Tailor.
Reys. j. C. PARK and R. P Neblett
vii arrive today and take charge of
tie pr~utrartrd services in progress at
tnt Nethutiet church preparatory to
the Sunda. School Institute, 262S. All
invited to attend
Ladies and Gents garments cleaned,
dyed and repaired
THOMAS. the Tailor.
Troy Street.
In answer to an advertisements at
land for sale L r. Gates has received
several letters from partiss west OF the
Mississippi ark ing the price and terms
". ur,.finn the tact 10 shpw that Lee
c4un /, la ms ar. much sought utter by
re pe e g,,,ud irigamani no matter
y lsrit tie 1--we AtAs, that ali nd. in the
4 n,m~i tt'pQ> ftsuits
ii,4C.e III, T. los. ht~ years OF
experienee, and adberes strictly to first
class work. Try him and see.
FOR SAlE-16O Acres good Land
one mile from Pontotoc. A bargain.
Asa W. Allen.
Thomas, the Taylor, is not a rolling
stone, but is here to stay and caters
only to FIRST class trade.
Ladies Skirts add Jackets cleaned
dled and pressed
TIL oMAs The Tailor.
IOST-A check on the Bank OF Tupe-
Ia No TT amt. $402 Sc. given bv
Green and 1rice to L E Davis Any
one holding said check must present It
before Dec. the first. otherwise it will
be Cancelled. - 49,.