The Tupelo journal., 1908-04-17

trict was here yesterday and left with
US a years subscription.
Mr.. T. A. Thompson, one of the first
districts best citizens. was among
those IN Tupelo yesterday.
Mrs. S. b. Thomas and Miss Thomas
OF Verona attended the Curtis Harris
wedding Wednesday evening.
NOTICE-All parties having ice
cream cans belonging to Pound-Kincan-
non-Elkin Co. please notify them.
Mrs. Sophie Elliott, who has been
visiting her neice, Mrs. G.. T. Francis
for several weeks. left for Okolona en-
route to her home in Greenwood.
have used M%ercutol on my horses
and found it to be of great value and a
preparation of merit.-R M. Collins,
M. D.. G~reensburg. La.
Miss Lee Minga, one of the county's
most successful and popular teachers
was in Tupelo, Wednesday, en- route
home after completing a successful
term as teacher at Old Union.
FOR SALE-One square piano in
good condition-reasonable terms.
FLORENCE WYLIE,
Tupelo, Miss.
though the Jeweler, Tupelo, Miss"
How many times can you put it on a
postal? Better try.
We have handled M~ercutol for three
years and our demand for it increases
which is evidence of the remedies
merits. Stewards Drug Store. Amite,
La .
Messrs. J. R. Poe and C. w. Shaw of
the fifth district. was here on business
yesterday. They report no cotton plant-
ed, but considerable corn, some of
which is now ready for working. The
former favored us with us with his sub
ton for 1908.
Mr.. Sam Mccarthy. and daughter.
Miss Addie Mccarthy, We're among
the visitors to Tupelo Tuesday, The
latter came down to make her final
school report to Supt. Clayton. Miss
Mccarthy taught northwest of Saltillo
where she is deservedly popular both
with the patrons and pupils of the
school.
Tom Harris of Richmond was over
Tuesday and took occasion to drop
around and have US place a neat sum
to his credit on our subscription books.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Harris
is recovering from the effect OF the
wound received by stepping on a large
nail some time since.
Mr.. Chas. Turner leaves Sunday for
Jackson, Tenn where he will eat Eas-
ter eggs with the girl he left behind
him. 1t is even limited by the wise ones
that Mr.. Turner will go a step farther
and attempt to solve in a practical
manner the never ending problem,
lis Marriage a Failure"
The closing exercises of Tupelo
graded schools will occur this wear on
May II, and the invitations for same
will be extended within a few days
The graduating class is composed of
six members, a. follows: Lenda Kin
cannon. Resale Kincannon, Dale Ray
mond, Sella BALDWIN, Mary Agnes An
derson and Roy Dabbs.
AS was anticipated, the electric thea
ire shows an increased attendance
since the price of admission was re-
duced to 5 cents. TIE entertainments
provided have not decreased in grade
on account of the reduction. The films
to produce the exhibitions cost the
same. AS has been been suggested be-
fore IN these columns, can you imagine
a nicer entertainment for 5 cents than
is here provided.
We are authorized to say to the
citizens of Tupelo that i'm Trice is a
candidate for City Clerk at the ensu-
ing primary election and solicits the
support Of everybody in his race Mr..
Trlce is a young man of fine qualities.
being sober, industrious and honest,
and a thorough accountant. He has
been educated along clerical lines and
is a first class book-keeper. He is
courteous and obliging and would make
the city a competent and acceptable
clerk if elected.
In this issue we the name
of Mr. D. w. Robins as a candidate
for the office of mayor of Tupelo at
the primary election in August. Mr..
Robins is well known as a man of ex-
ecutive ability and possesses all the
qualities necessary to make the city a
progressive, wide-a-wake and accept
lonal mayor. While a mar of firm
convictions Mr.. Robins in the enforce
ment of the law would temper mercy
with justice and use his best infuln ace
and efforts in directing the affairs of
the city along safe and conservative
lines.
In this issue we lou the name
of Wiley A. Blair, ESQ.,. as a candidate
for Mayor of the city of Tupelo at the
August primaries. Mr.. Blair is a
young man of high legal attainments,
is a graduate of the University of Mis-
sissippi in the law department, and
well versed on, questions of law He is
a young man of good habits, affable
and courteous and wonld give the city
a progressive and conservative admins
tration of its affairs, if elected by the
people as their chef executor for tn
ensuing two years. o.
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