Water Valley progress., November 19, 1904, Image 5

About Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918

Image provided by: Mississippi Department of Archives and History

                
The Progress,
Municipal Election.
For Mayor,
R. F. Kimmon-;.
J. M. Allen.
Fgr Alderman CJity-atLarg^,
W. 0..Holcomb,
J. W. Walker.
E. M. Baddley.
S. P. Barlow
J. D Oi IINGER
For Alderman, Ward 1,
C- E. Romberger.
For Alderman, Ward 2,
Joel Ceoom.
For Alderman, Ward 3,
W. J. King.
For Alderman—4th Ward,
John McDebm ,te.
J. A. Garlind.
John M. Harley.
For City Marshal,
Will Wilson.
G. W. Rayburn.
R. 8. Murray.
JPor Oity Olerk and Police Jus
tice,
J. L. Mauldin.
For Oity Treasurer,
J. W. Mauldin.
For City Tax Collector,
James R. Cahill.
L. W. Mackey,
C B, Box.
For Street Commissioner,
Wm Morrisey.
O. T. Tarver.
^ cjj, (jtj, cjj» rj-t -J, tjp "Jo tjo i J.
WRfTE FOR __
Illustrated Catalog; e,
Free
MULFORD
JEWELER
Memphis, Tenn.
Wagner’s drawing.
ti; ;• '
Your clothing will bp npaMy
cleaned, pressed oy “Bob” R^ed.
The best cooking stove ia town
at Wagner’s.
Lost: A pair of gold frame
spectacles. Tbe tinder will please
return to the Progress office,
Bring us your cotton seed—we
will pay you the highest market
price for it. Wagner & Go.
If you waut good and cheap
•hoes to fit anybody, also gents’
furnishing goods, go the Red dtar
Store.
Hulls hulls! hulls! at Wag
ne’rs* ,
Fall stock arriving daily at
Wagner’s.
Bring us your cotton seed—we
will pay you the highest market
price for it. Wagner & Go.
Engraved cards, society and
wedding, at Jobe’s.
Bagging and ties, 63 cents
pattern, ¥ocona Mills kind.
Wagner & Go.
Bring us yonr cotton seed—we
will pay you the highest market
price for it. Waguer & Go.
Highest price paid for cotton
seed. Wagner & Go.
Yocona Mills baggmg and ties
60c, per pattern at Wagner’s.
Stoves and furniture at Wag
aer s,
Bagging and ties, yarn mill
pattern, only 60c. at Wagner’s.
Bagging and ties, yarn mills
pattern, only 60c, at Wagner’s.
■3T
The best of the season, Maria
Dale as “Magna,’’ next Monday
nigft.
Maria Dale, as “Magdar,”"at
the Opera House, next Mondey
night.
Mrs. Mabel Markette was a
visitor to Memphis several days
of the week.
Don’t fail to see Maria Dale
and supurb company at the Opera
House’ Monday night.
Mr. Z -crc Blonnt has returned
much improved in health from a
several in inths visit in Texas.
Mip. W. O. Blount departed
yes^eid ,\ for a visit of several
weeks to friends in Memphis.
Mrs. M. E Whitworth has ar.
ive t from Dill as, Tex is, and is
with Mr. and Mrs. 0. B Box.
Mi-a<‘S F>. ssie, Hattie and Hel
en Lelaud hive returned from a
a visit of six months to relatives
at Ljs Angeles, (Jal.
Supervisor Jeff Jackson was
sev^r ly, though not dangerous
ly injured by being thrown from
* buggy while inspeiting roads
north of town Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Markette Taylor at
tended the wedding of her broth*
er, Hon. B. T. Markette and Miss
Elizabeth Brooks Wade, in
Claikadale Wednesday evening.
Dr. W. M. Chambliss, a pleas
ant young Newton gent^en^an;
has 1 cated in Water Valley for
the practice of his profession,
dfi) : >ry, and has offices over
Bate’s.
it M. W. Jackson has bought
the . Mathews' residence at the
cor of Main and Clay streets,
inr! . 1 occupy it as a family
rt-s nee. Tie consideration
named in the deed was $3,750 00.
D . and Mrs. J C. Armstrong
returned Monday from New York
where the Doctor hse been tak
ing a special course at a post
graduate hospital, aud are ar
r-inging aud fitting up their resi
dence on Wagner street.
An interesting revival meeting
“beg&n^at the Cumberland Presby
terian church Monday night, uu1
der the auspices of Rev. B, G.
Michel1, aud will continue into
next week. A special sermon for
men, ‘‘la the Balance,” Sunday
at 3 o’clock.
Dr. L T. Fox returned Sun
lay from New York, where he
went severed weeks ago to obtain
expert treatment for his iujured
ankle, An operation was per
formed which, his many friends
will be pleased to know, promis
es to be entirely successful and
r. e ore the use of the member.
M •. C. E. Burke and family
have i* moved from Calhoun coun>
y to Wul r Valley and are com
ioi tably located in the Speucer
re&'dence on Maiket street. Mr,
Burke will be the local repre
tativeof that«staunch institution,
the -New York Life Insuranoe
Association.
$116.53—Remamber thj Draw
tug «c>Wi!4aet’s.
Highst price p-v.d Tar cotton
Wagner & Go.
We handle the beat furniture
for the money ever brought to
town. Wagner & Co.
Bring us your cotton seed—we
will pay you the highest market
price for it. Wagner & Go.
Ladies new style jackets and
wraps, a Hue assortment at Wag
ner’s.
More Fall Goods just received
at Wagner’s,
For Sale or Bent: The Clark
residence on Oalhoun street. Con
venient for dwelling and large
enou 'a for boarders. Terms rea
soned©. Apply at residence.
Hulls 1 hulls! hulls 1 at Wag
ners.
Yocona Mills bagging and ties
60c. per pattern at Wagner’s.
Seaool supplies for bevs and
girls at Wagner’s.
Everybody Knows About
Have you carefully examined their New Stock of Fall and Winter Goods?
If not, there is a surprise in store for you. They are offering inducements
*o offer buyers of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Underwear, Shoes,
Hats, Cloaks and Wraps that will not be equalled by any other house in
Water Valley this season.
They are busy all the time. Look before you buy elsewhere,
• \
B. LELAND It CO.
Mr. T. F. Miles, of Banner, was is
the city Wednesday,
Mrs. B. A, Bcydston is visiting
Memphis friends.
Stove wood is in demand and sells
readily at good prices.
In answer to a number of enquiries,
the date of the city election is Tues
day, December 13tb.
Don’t fail to see ‘‘A Breezy Time”
at the opera house tonight,' Friday,
as it was built to please
Owlog to the great difficulty in ob.
tainiDg satisfactory washer-women, a
co operative family laundry is beir;;
talked of.
Tbe Wobbgin, near Pine Valley,
together witty several bales of cotton,
was destroyed by fire early Thurs
day morning.
Marriage license was granted Fri
day morning 10 Mr. Marion Becket,
of Freedom, Calhoun Couty, ajd Miss
Parodine Wilkins, of five mrles east
of town.
AD lnraut cnild of Mr*. W •
Y, Hooper, residing in the eastern
part of town died Thu rsday and was
buried at Coffeeyiiie Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baldwin and
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Cock have
leased the A. R. Taylor residence on
Wood street, it is said and will oc
cupy it a..or December first. *,
NOTICE: I will be in Water Val
ley Nov 18th and 2;;d, for the pur
pose of collecting the accounts due
me. Positively all claims unpaid af
ter those dates will be placed in tbe
hands of a collector.
W. T. Mathews, M. D.
Alderman City at l. rge, W- C. Holeomb
The Progress has the pleasure
of anuoucing the name of W. 0.
Holcomb in this issue as a candi
date for Alderman from the city
at largdl
Mr. Holcomb is so well knowr
to the people of Water Valley
that little commendation is need'
ed by the Progress. He has been
an employee of the railroad com
pany for many years; is tax payer
and has the best interests of the
city close at heart>
Monday Night Only,
November 21st.;
Marie Dale as “Melba”,
Supported by
a Supurb Company of 17
people.
▲ Oity Show coming to Town
Dr. W. M. Chambliss,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office over R. R. Pate’s Stooe,
Water Valley, Miss.
Mr. R. T. Whittle and Miss Lillian
Neely, daughter of Mi. and Mrs. W.
E. Neely, recently removed from Cof
feeville to this plaoe, surprised their
friends with a quiet marriage ceremo
ny Wednesday evening at the resi
dence ot Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilkes,
Bov. Mr. Robinson officiating.
k
#>: I
mi
m
D SUPPLY
of pills, powders and other med
cines is always to be found in our
establishment. When we say
“good’’ we not only mean a large
quantity, but also that the quality
is right.
The yalue of a medicine de
pends largely on its purity.. That
is one thing on which we pride
ourselves. You may rest assured
that if your physician gives you
the proper prescription, our renu
edies will have the desired effect.
It is certainly better to get wis
dom than gold, and to take our
medicine than be sick.
Spenser Si Jennings,
Prescription Druggists.
WATER VALLEY, MISS.
Mr. A, B, Taylor departed last
Tesday to accept a position with
the Missouri Pacific System as
train master at Haisington, Kan.
Mr. Taylor is one of' tue most
popular men ever in the employ
of the I. 0. at Water Valley, and.
carries to his new work the sin*
cerest good wishes of a host of
friends.
j If you want first* class cloth
ing, overcoats aud genfs' furnish
ing goods, at bargain prices, Ja
cob Levy has them.
The Northeast Mississippi Con
ference ot the A. M. E. Church,
Bishop Salter presiding and some
forty delegates in attendance,
was in session with St. James
Church of this city several days
of the week. The visitors were
hospitable entertained in the horn
es of the best colored citizefis.
Tooth
Brushes
| It is not really an economy
to buy any but the very best
tooth brush. Who wants to
get a mouthful of bristles
every time they clean their
teeth as a result o| trying to
save a few pennies on first
cost! Our tooth brushes
are the
CLING BRISTLE KIND.
Every one made to keep its
Bristles until the brush wears
out—which m^aus a lo^g
time. You will a^reciate
our tooth brumes m<jre if you
have bee*^ a3mg tne ordinary
-uiu. A special leader is a
krush that we sell for 25c.
Robitisoti St Williams
Drug Co.
; . < Eli Aid. A "Mhr; .*.V W. ■
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received, by the Board, of
Supervisors up to noon.of Novem
ber 7 th, 1904, at Coffeevttl«,
for painting and repairing the
court house at Ooffeevilie accord
ing to plans and specifications on
file with the Clerk at Water Val
ley and Ooffeevilie. The Board
reserving the right to reject any
and all bids. Bond required as
the law directs for the faithful
performance of contract. '
N. M. Coker, Pres’t Board.
I J. Leland Trusty, Clerk. ' '
The Progress Office for
Note, Letter,and Bill Heads
And Commercial Printing.
Special Examination.
I will hold a special examina
tion in Water Valley, Nov. 18
and 19, 1904.
J. R. Hodhbtt,
Co. Snpk Education.
Delta Lauds for Sale*
We own several thousand acres
of unimproved delta land in Gre
nada, Holmes, Tunica, Sunflower
and Quitman counties which in
for sale at right prices ahd on.
reasonable terms. .Write for par*
ticulars.
Fithian Laud Oompahy.
Southern Express Building.
Memphis, Term.
Bring t>£ your chickena, eggs*
tur£e^s> produce of all kinds—
"ve pay highest market price low
jroduoe. Wagner & Go.
Clothing that fits, the newest
novelties in full suits at Wagr»
ler’s,
The crop of oranges on th e
Gulf coast is reported to be very
large this season,