The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1908-11-06


Mrs. George Hamilton and children of
Aberdeen are the guests of relatives
here this week.
Nice little Genuine Diamond rings at
Neely's for ST SO.
Mr.. j. F. Wright and daughter of
Richmondlee were visitors to Tupelo
Saturday.
WANTED-2000 bushels of Peas. all
varieties.
ASA W. ALLEN co,
Sam Burt of the fitch district was
among those IN Tupelo on business Sat
urday. He left with us three years SUBJ
scription to the Journal
Biscuits baked right in three minutes
every day next week at our store.
TRICE-RAYMoND HARDWARE Co.
Mrs. Dunbar Gentry is now prepared
to take orders for suits, skirts and
wraps. Would be pleased to show sam
pies and style to the ladies.
No service is too reliable or too good
for the sick. Phone 81 your orders. It's
Chftons Drug Store.
Mr.. r NJ r D erts of N 5letol was
on business here Monday Mr.. Roberts
is enjoying the quie ,ude of private life
after serving his district and the county
faithfully for sixteen years IS mem
Der of the board of supervisors.
Come and see the great cooking
wonder at our store next week. See
advertisement in this paper.-TRICE
RAYMOND HARDWARE Co.
After several week stay in Tupelo,
Mr.. H. H. Giveas returned to his home
at Wallerville, Tuesday. We regret to
loose him from our town.
Drop in and haye cup of coffee and
hot biscuits at our store any day next
week. Will be glad to see you If you
Intend to buy or ot.-TRICE-R RAYMOND
HARDWARE Co.
Mrs, Walter Eden and children left
Monday for Cuba, Ala. where they join
Mr.. Eden who moved his household eff
fects there two weeks ago. We regret
to lose the family as citizens of Tupelo
and trust that they may find good
nome IN Alabama.
Ballard and Huber's Minstrels go to
Nettleton Friday, Nov. 13 to put On
show similar to the one given at the
Tupelo Opera House. This is ar or
ganzation that deserves credit
We are giving free $3.50 worth of
ware at our store next week. See ad-
vertisement in this paper for particulars.
RAYMOND HARDWARE Co.
Guy W. Mitchell and w. D. Ander-
son were before the Supreme Court at
Jackson Monday where they argued the
case of the State vs.. Dee House, rep
resenting the defendant. A decision in
this case will be handed down within
the next few weeks.
The finest sweet potatoes we have
ever seen were brought to our Office
Tuesday by Mr.. w. C. Snipes. who re-
sides one mile ca It of to Wn. Three po-
tatoes weighing 10 pounds and two oun-
ces were dug from the mehill, all pro-
dlcing as many pounds were found oyer
the patch, which made at the rate Of
400 bushels to the acre.
Leake & GOOdIeff carry a full
line of Windows and Doors. Can
save you money.
NOTICES hereby given all parties
owing accounts to the Tupelo Mercantile
Company, or Long & Long, that the
same must be paid at once, and they
will either call at Hinds-Hoyle Grocery
Co., and settle with Mr. Lee Long, or
at the Office Of Anderson & Long, and
settle with Mr.. G. P. Long at once. We
do not intend to carry any of these mat
tiers over.
This Agency is no experiment. 1t is
the Agency of the present, and its forty
years record promises that it will be
the agency OF the future No mixture
with other business.
SAVERY'S INSURANCE. AGENCY.
"No Guess Work"
Mr.. Slvley, manager of the electric
theatre, showed commendable enter
prise Tuesday night in giving the cleo
ton returns. From Z until IL o'clock
the latest news gathered from all parts
of the country by the Associated Press
correspondents was thrown on the can
vas, and was presented in legihle man
ner Though the election news WAS such
as to make the average Mississippian
feel somewhat downcast, the various
exhibitions as presented by the vitas-
cope We're such as to somewhat relieve
the situation, and many were inclined
to make merry over the returns instead
of kicking against the inevitable.
Elder Roy Porter has been conduct
ing. a series of very interesting meet
ings at the Christian church during the
past te days. Mr.. Porter never fails
to interest and instruct those who hear
him and his sermons show much study
and reseai CHI among the great truths
taught in Holy Writ. On Sunday next
he will preach both evening and morn
ing, At one service during the day he
will preach on the General Judgment.
The public is invited to be present at
both services.
Mr.. Brooks MarTnon came into the
IonrnaI office thedav after the election