The Lexington advertiser., 1906-02-22
Notice
Our'land, 100 acres, 6 miles south
of Lexington is posted against hunting
and trespassing of all kinds.
ANANIAs ROBERTS,
ROBERT BOWLING.

Jackson.
Seed potatoes, onion sets and gar
den seed at KERN Bros.
Mrs. Joe Ellington, of Greenwood,
has been the cherished guests of her
parents this week.
W. r. Gibbs, of Howard, made
Lexington a business visit Monday.
Our popular postmaster, d. W.
Rhyme, has been confined to his room
several days by an aggraved case of
rheumatism, we are sorry to learn.
7. f. Morgan was up from Ebene-
ger yesterday on a business errand.
Heinz's preserves and apple butter
at Watson's.
Hon. G. A. Wilson left Yesterday
for Greenwood after few days So
jOurn at home.
c. Hunoldstein, of Howard, spent
Tuesday night at Durant.
Miss Annette Levy returned today
from a delightful visit to friends at
Sumner and Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Winstead went
over to Durant on the noon train.
Purina keeps mules up and feed
bills down. We have it.
I. W. Smith & Sons Co.
Large crowds were drawn to Lex
ington the past week by the special
sales of Pickens-Barrett Co. and
Herman Bros. Co, proving conclu-
sively that advertising backed 10y the
right kind of goods, prices and SER
vice pays.
John Nabors, Of Bowling Green, is
the guest of Lexington friends today.
Robt. McNeer came over from
Bowling Green this morning to take
advantage of the bargain sales.
Be sure to attend the reduction
sale at Pickens-Barrett Co.'S next
week.
NJ. W. Smith, of Richland, spent
Tuesday in our city on business.
Rev. c. 7. Kincanon has returned
from Louisville, KY, where he spent
a month attending theological lee
lures.
Ira Jones, of Tchula, was noted in
our business circles today.
H. c. Waterer has accepted a posi-,
tion as clerk in Pickens Barrett Co.'S
store.
Mrs. R. A. Tucker spent last week
with relatives at Aberdeen.
Rev. r. A. Tucker went to Aber-
deen one day last week to perform a
wedding ceremony.
", M. Malone, of Durant, ,sojourned
in the city Monday.
Hon, H, s. Hooker, Jr., and wife
came up from Jackson Saturday eve
ming on brief visit.
Right Reverend Theo. Bratton. D.
d., will offciate at the Episcopa
Church, at eleven o'clock Sunday
Feb. 25th.
". j. Spell, of Ebenezer, was noteC
on our streets Monday.
County Surveyor John G. Robinson
was up from Tolarville Monday OF
business.
W. r. Elmore, of Durant, made thu
county capital visit Monday.
Hon. s. N. Sample was up from
jackson Sunday on a visit to his fam
lily. He returned Monday to his leg
islative duties.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. G. Petty, of Blacl
Hawk, were the cherished guests o
DR.. Bott and family Monday.
Fresh cakes and crackers at Wat
sons.
R. L. Dodd, of Bowling Greer
is new subscriber to this paper.
G. NJ. Fryer, ofEulogy, was discern
ibIe on our busy thOroughfares Satur
day.
Constable Jonas Long, of Tolal
vile, greeted friends here Monday.
}. D. Lowrie, of the Clevelan
neighborhood. had business in N
: city Monday.
Mrs. NJ. }. Peters is convalescer
from a severe attack of illness.
II. H. Harding, of Eulogy. hol
nobbed with friends in I.exingtc
: Saturday.
Full cream, Swiss, Limburger ar
n after dinner cheese at Watson's,
Miss May Pepper, of this plac
), captured the prize offered for the he
l. drawing for the children's departme
OF last Sundays Commercial Appe;
t, e. W. Tilson, an enthusiast
sportsman, is here bird hunting. +
s. home is at Detroit, Mich.
s, Victor Sample, of Franklin. is
the city on business.
Mt The weather today has been We
ay pleasant and bslmy-67 degrt
IS having been registered at two o'clo
p. m.