The Tupelo journal., 1908-03-27
A new member Of the firm of Kinds

A new member of the firm Of Kinds :
Bros. has arrived at the home of the
junior member, Il. t.. Kinds, III the
person of a lusty boy that arrived sun
day to take up mis- permanent abode
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds are being
congratulated upon the happy event
and we trust they may realize their
fullest aspirations in the life of their
first born.
Galloway Coal Company are the only
people on the Frisco railroad that make
FANCY LUMP COAL, and we are
their agents here.
THE TUPELo Coal COMPANY.
We acknowledge the receipt of SUBJ
scription to the Journal from the fol-
lowing: }. d. Johnson, T. j. Murphy.
5. w. d. Caldwell, G.. o. Herring, q.
w. Mcpherson, Miss Addie McCarty,
E. E. Estes, D. A. Tanner, j. w.
Greenhill, R. E. Leslie, J. A. Sanders,
W. II. Davis, Will McKissick, James
Miller, j. j. FIlgo, G. A. Roberts, j.. L..
Outlaw, j. S, Spencer and Mrs. j. w.
Fraley.
We have plenty of Onion Sets, seed
Irish Potatoes, and all kinds of garden
seed in bulk and packets
PHILIPS & JACKSON
Sheriff Trap accompanied Mrs. Mol
lie Blaylock to Jackson. Miss, last
week, where she was placed in the state
Insane Asylum. Mrs. Blaylock was re-
Gently declared insane, complaining of
a constant pain in the head, and was
at times violent. She is 20 years old
and the mother of three children, the
youngest of whom is three months old.
Her home is at Birmingham, this coun-
ty. Hope is entertained for her ulti-
mate recovery.
FOR SALE-One Roll top Desk,
large size, pigeon holes for papers, also
one Revolving Office Chair. If new,
would cost about $40, price only $25.
DOZIER ANDERSON.
The revival services at the Presby-
terrain continue with undated interest.
Large congregations listen to the pro-
found and able delivered by
DR.. Jones both day and night. 1t is
likely the meeting will close this week.
While the number of accessions to the
respective churches will not be large,
the community as a whole will be great
ly benefited by the wholesome truths
that have been proclaimed from the
pulpit for the past two weeks.
Sheriff Trap this week received by
express from Huntsville, Texas, a pair
of Cuoan %bloodhounds that will be en-
ployed in running down criminals. The
dogs are supposed to take up a scent of
"a hours, though their ability to do this
depends largely whether the scene of
crime or starting point has been kept
clear. The dogs are of a vicious type
the kind required for this work. They
were bought by the board of Super
visors and the purchase price is said to
be in the neighborhood of two hundred
dollars.
DR.. j. G. Dupree, who holds the chair
of Greek in the University of Missis-
sippi was here to visit the graded school
Tuesday. DE-. Dupree was principal of
the Verona Male Academy severa!
years and had as his pupils quite a num-
Der of the present business men of
Tupelo. His visit here was the source
of much pleasure to these old pupils of
his, as well as to other citizens of the
place who recall him and his excellent
wife with much pleasure. Although
he shows grayer locks now Mr.. Dupree
still possesses that vigor and determi-
nation that he SO frequently manifested
when squaring accounts with the OBJ
%streperous boy who infracted the rules
We all remember these experiences but
none of us are the worse for them, and
each one is ready to dub our old pre-
ceptor without a superior in the school
room.