The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-12

/ A new and COMPLETE supply of ma.
chine needles at THE HOUSE OF
HOUGH.
! Galloway outsells any coal in
Tupelo, because it gives heat and
satisfaction. Sold only by the
Tupelo Coal Co., Phone No. l.
A few pieces of plated table ware
left going at cash at THE HOUSE OF
HOUGH.
Best line of leather goods in North
Mississippi at L. M GODSEY.
The wonderful realistic and artistic
Faust" will be presented at the opera
house on March 20, by high class COM
pany. This play is one of the most
| remarkable stories ever written, and
teaches a strong mooal lesson. Ones
education is not complete without hay
| ing seen "Mephisto" as portrayed in
Faust" Only one other attraction
is booked for Tupelo this season, and
all lovers of dramatic art should avail
themselves of this opportunity to wit
ness ffrst-class production. Manager
Armstrong is making an extra effort
to advertise the play. as he appreciates
the merits of the company, and guar
antees treat to all who attend.
For good goods and good values in
horse furnishings see
/. M. GoDsEY
Ex-Governor Var0aman has turned
oyer to his successor the fund in his
hands for the purchase of the silver
service for Mississippi, an act which he
should have done Immediately on peing
relieved of his official duties. 1t seems
hard for the tx-g overnor to realize
that he is private citizen and cannot
assume authority as when clothed with
official power. We hope the silver
service incident, with all it's chickering's
and heart-aches, will now be regarded
as thing of the past.
A solid silver thimbls for rs cents at
THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
!, Old harness, saddles collars and etc.
neatly repaired at L. M. GODSEY.
Three unfortunate colored individuals
human nature than they will care to
evince soon again, mourn the departure
of one Willie Trent, alais Henry Will
liams, who departed for parts unknown
while working out a fine on the streets
of Tupelo. They had gone on the mis-
creant,s bond for $50 90 and haye been
called upon to liqui1ate this sum by the
city authorities. Postal cards giving a
nf hn
have been dispatched to adjoining
apprehension.
The general merchandise store of J
Y. Bowles, across the street from the |
county Jail, was burglarized Monday |
night. Entrance was obtained by bor-
ing hole in the lower panel of the
rear door large enough for the thief to |
thrust his arm and slip back the bolts. |
The thief had the right of way, and a
light was on so that he could have
full view and thus secure pick of stock,
but so far as could be detected only /
one pair of shoes were taken. The
shoes are a red pair of 81 low cuts.
Look out for them.
We regret to announce that Duff
Cunningham was brought home Satur-
day morning on account of stroke of
paralysis which totally disabled him
while at work for the Mobile & Ohio
Railroad as dispatcher at Trenton. Tenn
For years Duff has suffered with white
swelling and had lost leg from the
effects of it. He was again attacked
by the dread disease in his left arm
and at one time the physicians had but
little hope that his arm could be saved.
Regardless of his affection, he has
bravely fought against his misfortunes
and while in poor health he has never
but adds to the sympathy entertained
by his friends for him. In common
with every one, we sincerely trust he
may speedily recover.