The Tupelo journal., 1908-03-27
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
CONCERNING our Friends and Neiehbors, What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking, Where theydre
Going and When they are Comue.

Ernest Pond will return from Mem
phis Sun59.
Rev Ieston contemplates a revival
for ne Baptist church commencing
earS in June.
Senator w. d. Anderson and Repre-
tentative George Hill returned from
sheir labors at jacobson last Monday.
The electric theatre asks your patro-
mage on merit. Clean, wholesome en-
tertainments that will aid digestion and
drive away the blues. Remember the
price is only 10 cents.
J. w. Hoyle, of the Hoyle-Hinds
Grocery Company, spent a couple of
days the past week in Memphis on bus
mess for his firm.
Will party who took gold-headed par
asol by mistake at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night please notify Miss
Daisy Henderson.
We take orders for any of the Battle
Creek Samtarium products. Order
blanks furnished on application at our
store.
PoUND-KINCANNoN-ELKIN Co.
Hiss Maggie Baker who holds the po-
sltlon as s~tenographer for the South
ern Boiler Works at Jackson, Tenn,
spent a short time in Tupelo Monday.
Her many friends here were delighted
to see her again.
Gayle Riley, who has just completed
his first years course at the Nashville
Medical College, has returned home,
and has accepted a position as clerk at
Clifton's Pharmacy, where he invites
his friends to call on him.
Mr.. A. L. Dunlap, Kimball traveller
for Mississippi, Alabama and Tennes-
see, spent Tuesday with P. D. Lawra-
son. He expressed himself as much
pleased with the business of this branch
of the Kimball business.
We furnish the tennis players with
everything but the court. Our 1908 line
of Nets, Rackets, Balls, Court Mark
ers & etc. received.
Neutrality-suspicious. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland of Oklahoma,
who has been visiting Mrs. Harlands
brother, Mr.. H. E. Porter, left the
first of the week for Washington City
where they will remain several weeks.
Returning to Oklahoma they will stop
over in Tupelo for a short stay.
TAKEN UPON my place a miles
north of Tupelo l bay Texas Mare, one
eyed, with white spot in face, about 10
or II years old. Owner can have same
by calling and paying expenses.
j. S. THOMPSON.
FULL LINE OF MATING. OUR
ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. SEE
1T BEFORE BUYING.
W. E. PEGUFs.
DIR. Wales and family moved to Boon
vile, Miss, this week, where he will
practice his profession as a dentist. DR..
Wales owns property in the vicinity of
Bonneville, and, in addition, takes
charge of an old established office in
Bonneville.
Buy your Alfalfa and Bermuda grass
seed from us before it's too late
PHILIPS & JACKSON
Mrs, j. r. Edmonds, and Miss New
lille Edmonds have returned home after
an absence of several months. Miss
NEVILLE and Miss Emma Edmonds spent
the winter in Southern Texas. The
many friends of the family are glad to
have them at home again.
You do not have to see us to get the
price of VI COAL. Here it is, SO 40
per ton for FANCY LUMP. Phone
No. l.
TUPELO Coal COMPANY.
Mr.. A. Wylie has recently returned
from Illinois where he went to attend
his aged mother in her last illness.
She survived two weeks after he reach
ed her bedside, but passed away sur
rounded by her children and friends.
Mrs. Wylie had reached a very old age
and was honored by her many christian
virtues.
Our superb mixture of sweet pea
seed is the best. We have them in
bulk PHILIPS & JACKSON
Mrs. A. E. Sivley has returned from
a visit to Memphis. Louisville and Chi
cago, where she observed the latest
styles in millinery and made extensive
purchases. She has engaged Miss
Sturdivant of Memphis as trimmer for
the coming season., who will be assisted
by Miss Sisk of this city.
W. have handled Mercutol for three
years and our demand for it increases
which is evidence of the remedies
merits. Stewards Drug Store. Amite,
La
The county assessors delayed making
their rounds until after the adjourn
ment of the legislature, thinking there
might be changes or notifications in
the law governing their work. No
changes were made, however, and the
only additional work required will be
the ensus enumeration. The assessors
| are now at work and will likely be able
to hand in their reports by May 1st.
FOR RENT.--Cne nice three room
cottage at West End, with two CRATES
and water in house. Price Sc. 90. APP
ply to R. N. STONE.
This week the firm of Asa w. Allen
Co. sold two Jacks to A. S. Burns, of
Coahoma City, one to w. w. Watts of
Loring and n to j. H. Shumpert of
ltawamba county: This makes over
go head of mules sold by this enterpris-
ing firm since january 1st. AS stated
in last weeks paper, Tupelo can un-
~doubtedly boast of being the best mule
market in northeast Mississippi.
| have used Mercutol on my horses
and found it to be of great value and a
preparation of merit. R. M. Collins,
M. D.. Greensburg. La.