The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-24
Engraved visiting cards at HoUGH'S

trip to Tupelo Thursday.
GOOD COAL AT 1925 PER TON.
TUPELO COAL co.
Personal attention given to all Watch
repairing at HOUGH'S.
Our Aim-To give highest quality for
lowest price.-P. X. & E.
Two car loads good mules for sale
Asa w. Allen Co,
A big stock Leather Goods at God
sey's up stairs next door to Rogers.
Bank of Tupelo Stock for Sale
Address, Box 500.
You have the cough. We have the
cure. It's YOURS for 25c.-P. X. & E.
Saddles, Brides, etc., at Godsey's
upstairs next door to j. j. Rogers.
GOOD COAL AT 1925 PER TON.
TUPELO COAL GO.
j, E. Bright, Esq spent several days
in Jackson ON legal business the past
week.
Hugh Helm, one OF rirmingham's
good citizens was down On business
Tuesday.
BEST COAL IN TOWN AT $3.50
PER TON.
VA MCCANLESS MGR.
Rev, r. 0. Bean of Belden was here
this week as the guest of Mr.. j., C.
Bean his brother.
Miss Susie Peel, a charming young
lady of Egypt, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs q. II. Cunningham.
No colds to bother you and endanger
health this winter if you depend on our
cold tablets. 25c.-P. X. & E.
Mesdames H E High aud w w Trice
left last week for a visit of several
weeks to relatives in Florida
BEST COAL IN TOWN AT $3.50
PER TON.
W. A. McCANLESS MGR.
One horse Wagons, new stock, COM
plete spring seats, $29. so each;-Asa w
Allen Co.
We acknowledge receipt of a nice
bunch of tnrnips from Mrs. G. H, Hill,
ST., for which our thanks are extend
ed.
Mrs. Ed Jones and daughters, and
Mrs. r. c. Thomson, were the guests
of Mrs. w. V. Mitts. the first of the
week.
Miss Barnard, a beautiful and accom-
plished young lady from Rolling Fork,
Miss, is the charming guest of Miss Vir-
ginia Harris.
Genuine Leather Trimmed, long dis
lance dust proof axle, leather quarter
top Buggies, $48,50 each.-Asa W. AL
len Co.
Mr. and Mrs w E Pegues, J C and
V Kincannon represented Tupelo at
the inauguration of Coy Noel at Jack
son Tuesday.
have used Mercutol on my horses
and found it to be of great value and a
preparation of merit. R. M. Collins,
M. D.. Gr%eensburg, La.
John Wesson, one of the hustiing
members of the firm of Wesson and
Stovall, Saltillo, came down on business
for his firm Monday.
FOR RENT.-Furnishei room con-
venient to business and railr Dad dis
trict. Apply to
Mrs. w. E. McCUNE.
j. N, Redus, of the firm of w. B.
Redus and sons, was hefe on business
Tuesday and left with US substantial
evidence of his appreciation of the
10 urnal.
w. r. d. Hairston and Ben Jumper,
w OF Nettleton's best citizens were
here on business Wednesday. The for
mer left with US his subscription for
1908, for which he has our thanks.
Henry Cruber, and son Wiley, were
down on the 18th and the former drop
ped In to pay his subscription. These
gentlemen are among the best citizens
of the second district
Johu Sharp Williams was duly elect
ed United States senator to succeed
Senator Money at the expiration of the
latter's term in 1911. MI. Williams re-
ceived every vote cast by the legisla-
ture.
Misses Emma Lou and Sudie Repult
were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
j. A. McElroy last week. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. McElroy,
who will spend several days with her
parents.
FOUND-A chain with two keys in
Town Creek Bottom. A Brass tag with
II. Bros No, 81, on one side. The owner
can get same by calling at this Office.
They, were left here by Will Fifer who
found them.
Geo. Ballard of Itawamba county
was over Wednesday and left with us
his annual contribution to the Journals
subscription account. Mr.. Ballard is
one of Itawamba's most progressive
and successful farmers.
We acknowledge receipt of two years
subscription from Mr.. CS Brice who is
now located at Fort Worth, Texas Mr.
Brice has a nice position with the ex
press company there and he and his
family are most pleasantly located in
their new home.
Prof. A. l. Burdine has our thanks
for renewal of his subscription to the
Journal. The Verona High School uni
der his able management is attracting /
wide attention by doing a magnificent
work for the young people who are |
there as students
We beg to acknowledge receipt of !
subscription from Mr.. ]. D. SAMPLE |
for two years to the journal. Mr., Sam |
pie is in the 6 rocery business at Atoka. |
Okla. and is enjoying a measure of sue
cess that follows square dealing and /
industry. We wish him continued suc-
cesses in every undertaking.
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Miss Aunie Laurie Dabbs lis now att
Drake University, Des Molnes Iowa,
where she is q pupil in the Conserv
atory of Music. The conservatory is
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