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LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 20, 1912. ally
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE ANTLBIL
IOUS AND ANTI. DYSPEPTIC PILLS.


VWSHE universal estimation in which these
celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by the increasing demand for them
ia every Stale and section oil tie Union, aud oy
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered. 1t Is
not less from deeply gratifying confidence that
they are the means OF extensive and InestIinale
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than
from interested considerations, that the ProPne-
tor of these pre.emhently successful medicines Is
LesiIous OF keeping uIem vUWst"nuJ NufaES pub
lie eve. The sale OF every additional box and
bottle is guarantee that some persons VIII be
relieved from greater or less degree Of suffering
and be improved in general health; Tor IN no
case of suffering from disease can they be taken
10 in-The proprietor has never known or
been informed of an instance in which they have
failed to do gond.-ln the most obstinate cases
of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous and
bilious headache, costiHeness, piles, general de-
bilitv, scrofulOus swellIngs aud ulctra, scurFy,
salt rh-um aud all other chranic affections the
organs and membranes, they effect cure; with
rapidly and permaneUcy which lew persons
would theoretically believe, but TO which thou
SANDS have testified from happy experience. In
colds aud coughs, which, il neglected, superin
a
deed the vicera in general, these medicines, II
taken but for three or tour days never fail. Ia.
ken at night they so promote the inaensible per-
spiration, aud Sc relieve tie system OF ieDrile ac'
ton and fculent distractions, as 10 produce a
most delightful sense of convalescence III the
ouing aud though the u.ual sypoms OF cold
should partially return during the day; the repe-
ttion OF a suitable dose nj the next hour Of bed
time will almost Invariably effect permanent re
lief, without furlher aid. Their effect upon ie-
ters Of II more acute and violent kind is not
less sure uud speedy if taken in proportionable
quantity; aud persons retiring TO bed with in
flamatory symptoms Of the most alarming kind,
will awake with lie gratifying consciousness that
the fierce enemy he's been overthrown, and can
he easily subdued. In The same way, yisceral
turgescence, though long established, land ,iseral
iLhamutions, however critical, will yeld-the
former TO small and the latter TO large doses OF
csc Pills: aud so also hysterical affection g,
bypo ondracism, cestlessness, and very many
other varieties the Neurotica class Of diseases
yielded to the efficacy Of these pills. Price, rs
cents per box, with full directions. For sale al
the LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. 2l-y
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DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH.
A(HE ELINIR.

n eertaia and Immediate cure.
ENk. LACOUNl, having appointed several
- agents Tor the sale oil his valuable Drops
iol the cue OF the Tooth. Ache, can with cont.
deuce recommend it as an inlalIible cure in all
cases, however severe; giving relief i'll II few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Teeth OF Gums; 1t possesse: property of enliving
the Gums when in morbid slate, and of restor
inE n healthy and vigorous action. Piice, 80
cents Il vial. For sale M lie
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
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John Bell

MWAVING engaged no IN \ \
It'll }. S. Thompson ,; '
he prosecution Of his :. S'. u \,
smith, JeweIIer and Watch .ss ", v,
leave to state, that he Is ' .", NJ NJ
execute, a, short notice. '"'
all sorts Of Jobs. .,,,sS,
All work leaving my '''
warranted. .,.L, nj
Mr.. Bell returns 'n''''
patronage. =
April o, 1912. -
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DIR. HuLL'S WORM LOzENGES.

DR.. HuLL'S WORM LOZENGES.
WA ORMS! WORMS! " ORMS!!!-To
Wv remove these troublesome aud danger.
Gus inhabitants OF the stomach and bowels, which
so often impair the health aud destroy the lives
of CHILDREN use DR.. Lull's Worm Lozenges
IA certain aud safe preparation for the removal
of the various kinds Of Worns, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite, lulanule Fever
and Ague, and debility OF Inc Stomach aud
Bowels and organs of Digestion. Price, 25
cents Il box, with full directions. For sale at
the LEXl NGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 80, lo42. ally.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-06
Selling off at Cost,

And great many articles at less than the
NetO York and NeD Orleans prices
VEVHE undersigned wishing to raise
~ some money and finding it impos.
'ible under the depressed state of affairs
to collect on the old score, will sell his
goods (some just opened, } at and below
cost for the Ready, Viz;
Dry Goods, CrOckery
Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard.
ware, &c.
A. q. BREATH.
TchulO, May 26, 1912. 20 Nv
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BOSTON so7iss;s
en R. ~ S'Ac.,,,|
For ONLY r,vp AllN|
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for o rI't "a and 4 he Boston SSt0Iea n
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published. Vnll ha,isbaI
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ne July number OF this elegant periodical
VIII Commence new volume, aud the publish.r
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he WI remit no effort TO keep it, where II Is now
acknowledged to be, at The very head OF Amen
can periodicals. No expense has been spared.
ana none viii be, TO make It's embellishments OF
'he most splendid description, aud in proof of
WHAT he has accomplished in this RESPECT. the
publisher refers 10 the series Of brilliant engrty.
mgs, both llne aud mezzgtInt, which he has re-
Gently gwen; Wilde in regard 10 the future. he
lhlhks 1t sufficient TO say, that he has now rea.
ny Tor publication numerous pld,es, even sur.
passingln beauty and interest those winch he Inns
already issued. These will he given in the course
OF the coming volume.
As 10 The Literary Department of the Lady,s
Book, the publisher pledges himself, that it shall
continue to merit the superiority which has been
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writer OF emihence contributes 10 its pages oec,.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-06
Tailoring,

WVHE subscriber having permanently
-M- located himself at Tchula, with the
view of conducting the Tailoring BUSH
ness in its various branches, informs the
citizens of Tchula ano vicinity, that be IS
prepared to make garments to order in the
nealest and most fashionable manner and
al the shortest notice.
N. 3. Garments cut to order and %
all cases warranted to I'll, II well made uP'
r. FARRELLX.
Tthulp, May 7, ls42. ~ u
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TRIlsT SALE.

TRUST 0H
w~uRsUANT to the Prov s,.,
Deed ofrrust, TO @e . s",
WIN. A. McMiIIlon l 1f u ,nr y
I herein, 10 Aaron Turd' o.. N II
deed Is on record in the : oI rIy'In n,
Of the Probate Curt . ., T ,,',s II
in book G. Of record o. o,1 I'D ,IAI
cages, pages 2aS ana = S nT,s'e.nbrl
Trday, . me 'O proceed to sell = "
bidder hdd."Ni for cash, The i0ll0" y III
situate, lying aud beng nd i
Lexington, Miss, known =. lot prl
on The map ofsaid town ~b Z aiiI
being The same upon .. %' tile 81
ion now resides. ouc ."ilI b, q
in me as, Trustee, y, w." cccd|r
(which j believed . ,SSScc Sy
). M. HoLLlN0'''l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-06
ICE.

VWVHE copartnershIp heretofore exists
III ing between the subscribers is ihi-
day dissolved by limitation. All persons
having claims against the subscribers will
please present Tor payment, and all per-
sons owing said subscribers will please
call and settle as soon as practicable. j
is hoped that the indulgence shown will
be sufficient for our friends to adjust their
accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor.
ey, is fully authorized to close all bust
ness of the late firm Of Elliott &, Worley,
&. j. ELLIOTT,
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 1912.
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p. GEORGE Rnpps.
49,. TIE NsrL N.,, n

" sp y, DlcEESs'' saS"nG' |
works ofthese great au,bor r,yS's.eN&1
!IreIy inaccessible TO cooa,r, '.S~ts|
the difficulties Of rccei vnp'', y, 'eita
~ subscribing for The B5,' aas1S9'pa|
obtain OBJ, ,I,, me works Of these ,'t Sasa
one tenth Of what they would r@' o,',l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-06

The subscriber will continue the Gro
Gerry aud Commission business as usual
and hopes by stric, attention TO business
to merit the patronage Of the public. A
general stock Of PLANTATION supplies al
ways on hand.
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 5th 1912. 6-M
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INSOLVENCY.,

INSOLVENCY,
TEVHE undersigned having been appointed by
H. the Hon Probate Court Of Holmes county,
commissioners OF insolvency, on the Estate Of
Lewellen Lewis, deceased, will meet on the 2ud
Saturday in eacn month, for the next 6 months
at tine office OF J. NJ. Dyer, ESQ.,, IN Lexington
for the purpose Of receiving, examining, auditing
and allowing claims against said deOedents es-
tate,
S. II. BAUGHN,
r. n. SPlVEY,
J. NJ. HoLLlNCswORTH,
Commissioners.
June ~. 81 6m
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GODEY'S
ANdy'S Book,
EDITED BY

MRS. 81. HALE, MRS. l.. II. SlGoURNEY
M WMlCliAEL Il l.. A, Cooley.
Each nnnl6er en'6eihshed wih splendid
STEEL IL .NEZz 0 TINT ENGR.ayLNrCS
EASHi0NPL.ATES, MUSIC, &c.
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'e" ea'icr5er 10 h,a..
n ;;9n We We will vii furnish copi., wv ! !
y niue Noe have as y,. 'S Sre a, Y
The two volumes at The end Of ' ~ Me-
tain 80! pages--a sheet of lt o'
page to each volume. ''ala
June IS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-06

June IL.
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Country Editors, giving III s. Y u |.
-four Insertions, will Obhg' iI ,.shl
tnlitIe themselves thereby t'as s.aI,
{ hroniole, regular lhrOugha n, h Va
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ly Messenger.
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az To every editor who gives this adver-
tisement 9ntire, twelve insertions, we will for
ward to order, one copy Of the whole work, pro.
vided the papers continuing this notice, ee sent
to the New York Waterman, N. Y.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-18
Cure for Consumption,

y Recommended he Robert Glackwood, living
o., Co,,n,, 4 & l3miles south
:" ~, .J III mas, ~ ChaooI
q ti'lisooToush ahu ~ "eS' u oN'Pc'
Hill, aged sixty years.
~, tho lire, Mace. take a qnart Of Ram Of the
E tlst c,,r;,y and = o9art Of new clean Tar,
,A,,;ry ,bc r,yiurs in stone iay that will con.
,aio denbe the Annuity. that it may have room to
S,;i Whom, bnrstiro; lien cork The Jug complete.
m, ,ic mir c,rno, mass in or ont; then
nl,cs his vessel. in pot foil Of water and boil it
briskIy for one hour aud II v II become complete
~ mkt; you may swing the jug IN the pot so as
TO keep it upright Then let the patient take
table spoonful in the morning, and al night before
going to bed It the patient he very low, taAc oul
tea spoonful three times DAY ana as ,Hcy
gain strength take little more, TIL they can bear
a table spoonful twice day, say night ana morn
ing Il this docs not eject cure MAKE t'le same
quantity as before and that w'i DC sqhc'onL--
Tue patient saola h0' a''"n ,, Amy n"p u bis d
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NOTICE.

A IL those having claims against the estate q
"a. Job Cannon, deed. are hereby notified 70
present them within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will he plead in bar Of their recoV.
cry. EDN u. }. CANNON, L4r.
Innc g. lsl9. lIlf
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From he Pr9ridencc (R. 4 J Jouraai.

During services at the Bencfceat Con.
oycgatioaal Church on Thanksgiving day,
when Or. Tucker had proceeded about
half way in his discourse, he spoke Of the
wonderful doliyeranco which God had
wrought in behalf Of the people Of this
State, and observed that were the congrc.
cation to fec that deep sense Of gratitude
to God which a correct view Of his proyl-
dental mcrcios should lead us to feel eve
~ individual present would rise IN his
place and Join in an anthem OF praise A.
this moment the organ sent forth It's heavy
reals and the choir sang, an anthem OF!
praise to God, while the congregation,
which was the largest we recolcct ever
to have seen in church on Thanksgiving
day, rose and remained standing during
its performance. When this was done,
the congregation resumed their seats, and
the Doctor resumed his able discourse.
ANTHEM
Praise the Lord, . my souls and all that Is
within mo praise his holy name, Praise the
Lord and forget no. all his benefits. Glory DO
to tho Father, &c,
4 Norel Church Rvle--No one IS ad-
mitted to the fellowship oil the Chapel
/ Church in Lyons, France, who is IN debt.
They insist on it that their members shall
" owe no man any thing" This regula.
ton is found necessary, to break up the
/ improvident habits Of the workmen oil thai
city, 1t works well. Might not such
rule.b extensively adopted 10 the grea'
advantage Of pure religion!
Child eaten By Rats.--An article iroa
Brcslau, in the Globe, Of Brussels, states
that child 10 years Of age, in the y'lag'
of Brcssersdorf who had been confined to
the night on a charge of theft, was k'lle'
by rats. In the morning, she was toun
/, with all the flesh eaten from the head an
, legs. The magistrate, by whose order
! she was confined in the cellar, has bee
arrested.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
ECClesiastiCa. NOlicc.

VNFHE Presbytery Of Concord will meet at
u Aahcille, Buncombe county, on THURSDAY,
the 25th inst NJ / O'clock, A. Nj
STEPHEN FRONTS, StafR Clefi.
.iag. 8, 1872 III
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From the Transcript Charleston Of March 3D..
Charleston, S. C., Feb -, 1912.

LE4IIC3TDN, y. Q, ItO =, ItI-'
This to all whom it ':.ay conccrn-wc, the IN.
dersigncd William Bird, Joseph Addison, and
james Marsh, junior; shlpwrights of the above
named city, by the request of John Kirkpatrick,
repaircd on board Of the Steamer Utility, conman-
,led and owned by the said kirkpatrick, and after
a full examination Of the hull aud construction OF
The said Steam Boat Utility, are Of unanimous
ouinon that the said Steam Boat Utility is in eve.
~ respect suitable md strong enough to navigate
INV River CT Rivers. and capable Of carrying five
hundred or more bales Of cotton.
To which VIC have Fixed our names and seals
{ II 10 oath Ipbroarv 1872
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$3.50 Reward.
STGE TEE ssEg-RDERER.

FaNuE above Rcwarj will be given for the ap.
81 pfeheEsion and delivery to the Shcril' Of
Caharrns county, North Carolina. Of a man nv Tho
name OF - MARh kiSOR, n who committed
40 Giroelous murder npon the oody Of James S.
Russell, OF this county on the 5th instant NJ tbc
house Of Allen Bosts, in Cabdfrns county. SAID
kisor is about 80 years OF age, tiye tlc, I'D inches
ingb dark hair, square shouldered, dark skin
large mouth, has some appearance Of the scalt
head, has large WHISPERS, speaks chick. Is
blacksmith by trade, and his stsv looks indicate
The rascal. Tie was badly dressed IN homespun
hui It IS presumed lac Will change bis eluthcs-Ae
wore new pair OF brogucs with STAYS around the
heels lie is so much in the habit of CARVING
ms riiie that IT is supposed he will take il with
Tim Il has ,,lssr--osh 10
has common case knife ground ia the shape Of
a butcher knits attached 10 dis pauch hg lealll-
ot sitting through the handle lis has brother
living 10 Georgia, and two sisters in Mississippi,
one Of them married to Parrot Esgns and tho 9th.
or to -- Collins, formerly Of Arson county.
where be will no doubt attempt TO 20. kisor is
fond Of drinking and when the least tight is in the
LsLil - singing dirty blackguard songs, such
nine times 10 night, sc. Any one appreheud-
ing said ksor and delivering him as above, she.!
receive tho reward.
DAVID G. RUSSELL.
ROBERT l.. RUSSELL.
MeeslenIgrg CO., Aug. 9, l-i2. 4G,f
\. D. kisor has been in tho habit of working
at The Beaver Dam Gold Wine, in Montgomery
county and be may be lurking about there as he
has sister ID that neighboThood married 70 a man
named John kisor.
?. 5. Tie ;5o1thttn ami Western pa pers Will
please notice.
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ESlM0TllY II. HUGHES having obtained
IL the MANSION HOUSE Tor pu5hc accom-.
mediation, informs his friend. and tho public geu.
orally, that he is nov prepared to receive aud enter
tam al who may favor him with their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall always be well and plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country affords,
to please and satisfy the Pnla,e even OF an epcure
lis BAR viii be found furnished with choice
selection Of Liquors, Wines and Cordials. both
foreign and domestic
His STABLES shall be constantly attended by
fathiul and atleutiye hostlcrs and supplied win
abundan, pFoveader.
n. 2. The Stage Office is KEEP, at the Mansion
House.
Charlotte, n. c, Mgy %, 1912. Gm
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A queer fellow reprmanded his friend
for speaking severely of bustles, because
he said, ii DaS Slandering the Ladies be
hind their bucks.
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Spring & Summer Fashions.
y aiua BILE land
1T PksFT.SYE SEE.

n VIE subscriber, sizing 10 sell part Of bis
IL lands, now o!.ars ior sale a valuable Tfac,
9z-x1 OF Land, with good im- szsseh
ss.,s-x nsavslaanls-. sas.lai, lil.a e. ~
4 ks8.5f4, Is $50 acres III cvllasa- -~eA
-
ton, OF which there Is so acres in Cotton, and TIE
balance tinibered lind. Also, is on the lands a
new CT ST MILL and COTTON GIN pfopel.
led by water power. The above land ID situated
in McckIcnbnrg County, on Mallard Creek, Z
miles Northeast Of Charlotte, aud inferior 10 none
in lis section OF the country. for the production
Of Cotton, grain, s C. As 70 the location OF the
above described lands, as respects the abundance
of good water, heulh, and fertility of soil conbin-
cd, il cannot be exceeded in the country. As !
am determined to sell, would respectfully invite
those who wish to make purchase OF such Us 10
above described, 10 call and view the land and
1dge fer Themselves. Terms Of payment made
easy.
n 6. ALEXANDER.
June !, 1872. 5Itt