The Tupelo journal., 1909-09-03
Have y0u tried a Brunswick
Smoker?
Brunswick Smokers are S cents
straight. Cheap at this.

Brunswick Smokers are S cents
straight. Cheap at this.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Christian church next Monday night.
Bro. Gorsuch, of Memphis will do the
the preaching. Bro. Gorsuch comes
highly recommended as an able divine.
The public generally is cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
Our bargain for Monday next will be
found IN our show window. Don't fail
to see it. Pound kincannon-Elkin Co.
Brunswick Smokers, THE SC
Cigar.
George Doty of Guntown came down
Monoay on business.
Charlie Miller and son, Ewing of
Birmingham, were here looking after
business matters Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Crane have re-
turned after a visit of two weeks to
Mr.. Cranes family at Smithyille.
C. L. West of the Fifth District was
here Wednesday looking after business
matters.
r. l.. Pound and Perry Thomas, Of
Nettleton. are in St. Louis placing
orders for extensive lines of holiday
goods.
Mrs. Lee Carson who has been the
guest of Mrs. Albert Sims the past
week has returned to her home at
Auburn.
Mr.. J. D. SiddaIl OF the FIRST District
was down among his many friends here
Tuesday.
Lucian Boggan has returned, after
several days spent ln>Memhpis.
jim Riley is back after several weeks
recreation at Greenwood Springs. He
will resume his studies at the A. & M
College with the opening of the session
there.
l.. N. Brown of the Second District
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Brown, like a
majority of the farmers, reports dry
weather and a poor prospect for d corn
crop in this section.
We acknowledge receipt Of a pleasant
cali from Ed Pettigrew Of Planters
vile Wednesday. f.
Miss Lille May Randle one of Colum-
bus prettiest and most attractive young
ladies is the guest of Miss Hattie
Boggan.
George T. Mitchell, ESQ returned
from Louisville Wednesday where he
appeared as COUNSEL for Boone Duff
who is charged with murder in the
Winston county Circuit Court. The
was continued until the next term
Of court.
Shirley Boggan, a very competent
young man with obliging manners is
now to be found a. the delivery window
the Post-Office. Postmaster Ander-
son could not have made a better selec-
ion for this responsible position.
Mrs. Carl Feemster and children
Mrs. Feemster's sister Mrs. w.
!. Joyner during the week.
Mrs. Tyson Niece has returned from
stay of ten days at Iuka Springs.
Asa w. Allen has returned from St.
,ouis where he made extensive pur-
bases OF fall goods for the Asa w.
Allen Co.
D. S. Ballard left the first of the
7eek for St. Louis and other Nortbe IN
larkets where he will buy largely of
all and winter goods for the Ballard
Try Goods Co.
F. C. McGaughey has returne d from
ne Northern markets, after purchasing
complete line of dry goods, clothing
noes and hats for the fall trade.
The first bale Of cotton received at
erona was marketed there Tuesday
: T.. Long and sold to W. S, johnson
Son for $50 per pound. The FIRST
ale appeared at about the usual time
nd brought a good price. T.
Mrs. Burgess of Saltillo wa here
,sterday The guest Of her sister, Mrs
R. Dabbs.
Il
DIR. and Mrs. A. A. Kincannon Of, |
xford were the guests of relhtiycs J
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