The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-05
rocal and Personal
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A pair of solid gold cuff pins for 50
cents at THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
Our stock of bulk garden seed the
most complete in the city
PHILIPS & JACKSON
FOR SALE-Three car loads good
work mules and horses for sale. ASA
w. ALLEN.
Travelling Sargent w. F. Marshal
was here Monday and carried those
sentenced to the ~penitentiary at the
last term of the court. The jail is now
without an inmate.
am running no '.cheap joint but an
up-to-date Studio, and l cater to the
best patronage. j. w. JONES
Tupelo Mercantile building.
FOR SALE-Good brick in any q1an-
tity. See me or phone No. 80.
SAM CARROLL
Miss Mary McCanless has returned
from St. LOUIS where she went in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. Carey. We are pleased to note
that he is much improved.
FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms
suitable for light housekeeping, apply
MRS. VAN MITTS.
The many friends of Miss Nell Turner
appreciate the compliment shown her
by the people of Oxford in voting her
the most popular young lady OF the
place. The result carried with it a free
trip to the Inauguration at Washington.
Elder, M. H, Armour went to Bald
wyn yesterday morning where he will
remain in attendance upon a Missionary
meeting of his church held there. The
meeting will be composed of represent
atives of the various churches in this
section.
FOR SALE-Four ffrst-class Jacks,
sound and fine breeders. ASA w. AL
LEN.
When buying your Sweet Pea Seed.
Don't forget to see,
Mr.. H. E. High left Monday morning
over the Frisco road for Florida where
he will remain during the present
month. If fishing is good while he is
there we expect to receive some good
fish stories upon his return. Mr.. High
has a record as a fisherman second to
none in this country.
You are cordially invited to call at
Jones .new Photo Studio and inspect
the work. Remember the place Mer-
camille building, entrance at stair way
east side. j. w. JONES
Tornado insurance on dwellings
So 90 per $1,000 for S years.
SAVERYS MSURANCEAGENCY
Just received 1000 pounds fancy grade
seed,
PHILIPS & JACKSON
Messrs. E. E. Estes, and G. w. Pat
ton we're in Tupelo Monday and sue
ceeded in raising a neat little sum to be
given Mr.. Austin on account of his
serious loss. They desire us to express
to those who gave to this fund. the ap-
probation of Mr.. Austin and them
selves for the liberality shown.
Mr.. ]. w. Jones and family, of
Jasper Ala: have become residents OF
Tupelo. Mr.. Jones is a photographer
and has rented a suit of rooms in the
Mercantile building. He is an exper-
fence artist and promises to do first
class work.
A new and comolete supply of ma
chine needles at THE HOUSE OF
HOUGH.
Will Martin and Woodson Parham,
who have been disposing of a patent
stitcher to farmers, suitable for mend
ing harness, etc; have leturaed from an
extended journey through Lee and ad-
Joining counties. They report a success
full trip.
FOR SALE
Two houses on very nice lots, just
across the street from Col. Clayton.
Formerly owned by VIM. Watson. This
property will be sold at a bargain.
DOZIER AL DERSON.
Kinds Bros. & Co. are Tupelo,s first
importers. Thursday they paid Bank of
Tupelo. $40. Is to cover duty on mat
tings shipped to them direct from Hong
Kong. China on steamer ''Tacama'
December 81, 1908. Kinds Bros. inform
ms thew are now in a position to sell
mattings as cheap as any house In
America.
am now prepared to sell South west
Texas land, in Blocks. from 10 to 1000
acres near Cotullo, the county seat OF
said county. This is the home OF the
Bermuda. Onion, 10 acre of which has
made more clear money than the best
j section land in Lee county will make.
L. G. BOGGAM.
The Hin9s-Hoyle Grocery company
this week purchased the grocery store
If p T. Wallace, next door to them on
The west. A large archway has been
constructed between the two stores,
md Hinds-Hoyle now operate the larg-
est grocery house IN this section. ~ Is
the intention of Mr. Wallace e move
to the mining district IN Alabama, and
again engage in the grocery business.
WANTED-Two honest, energetic
Young men to solicit orders in the coun-
try. Men who drink, smoke cigarettes
or gambl e need not apply. Callat Mr..
Louis Watson's house, corner Of Broad
way and Franklin Streets, Saturday at
teruoon from / to- 6 p. m. or write W.
e. Winstead, Tupelo, Miss.
Mr. C. w. Austin had the misfortune
70 lose his house by fire Saturday. The
FIRE originated in one Of the unoccup4d
rooms early in the night, and the U
,,rLnown Members of the Wood