The Lexington advertiser., 1908-11-20
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The Floyds. magicians. who are TO
be the next entertainers IN the Lexing-
ton High School Lyceum course, Nov
ember 30. have arranged program
for this season consisting of tricks and
illusions that surpass anything hereto
fore achieved in the field of modern
magic. The nd-reading. or second
sight act by Mohala. is a unique
feature, being unlike anything of its
class, an exhibition which not only
affords amusement but at which scien-
tific minds marvel. 1t is gift, and
successful imitation of her wonderful
work is impossible.
J. L. Mooney. of Long Hill. disposed
of cotton on Lexington's busy market
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Wigley, of Cox.
burg, were visitors to the city Monday.
F. C. Artman, of Winona. renewed
acquaintances in Lexington Monday.
W. Il. Brewer, of Black Hawk.
helped materially to swell the cotton
receipts on this market Friday.
G. T. Stepp. of Jackson was here
Monday on insurance business.
j. T. Downer, of Reeves. was Lex
ington visitor Monday.
W. T. Hopson, of Enlogy, sojourn-
ed in Lexington Monday.
T. W. Bovd, OF Liberty Chapel, sold
a portion of his cotton crop on Lexing
toms market Saturday.
g. W. Walker was over from Bowl
ing Green Monday.
Miss Anna Perry, of Tchula, visited
friends'in Lexington Monday.
Geo. W. Wright. of Valley Hill, Car
roll county, was on Saturday shot and
killed by j. s. Giffin. of Hemingway.
The latter had filled up on blind tiger
booze.
Prof. J. T. Parkinson, of Tolaryllle,
was in town Saturday in the role of a
cotton seller.
Appendicitis
Is due in large measure to abuse OF
the bowels. by employing drastic pu~-
gatives. To avoid all danger, use on
ly Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the safe,
gentle cleaners and invigorators. Qua
ranteed to cure headache, biliousness,
malaria and jaundice, at b. S. Beall s
and Swinney & Stigler's drug stores.
25o.
Mrs. G. A. Wilson. the distinguish
cd delegate from Mississippi to the
Mothers Congress day at the State
Fair was we'll pleased with the work
that is being accomplished in this CITY
by the Mothers Congress. Mrs. Will
son paws glowing tribute to the train
ing school, where she found the chill
dren intensely occupied with serving
cooking and cleeaning and the baby
tots luxuriatIng in their baths, every
thing was beautiful, clean and order
ly. Mrs. Wilson was delighted to find
that 80 much has already been acheiy-
ed in behalf of the poor neglected
children in our midst. She believes
that this work will arouse sentiment
and touch q chord in human hearts
that more pretentious philanthropies
would fail to awaken, and that there
could be no more touching or tender
appeal to our generosity. Shreveport
Times.
II. A. hOuB6IS, UL COT6St uolknUOT-
hood. had cotton in town Saturday.
which he advantageously exchanged
for current coin.
The Champion Hotel and the South
ern railway depot at Indianola wore
burned Saturday night.
W. M. Malone. of Durant. was q
Lexington visitor Monday.
j. E. Stewart, of Zeiglervile, was
noted on Lexington q throbbing cotton
market Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. B. J. Farr have moved
into the e. Norquist residence.
Squire w. s. Pierce, of Pickens. was
given hearty greeting by his many
friends here Monday.
D. F. Shanks and D. j. Shanks, of
Brozville, were here with cotton Mon
day.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are unequaled in cases OF weak hack,
back ache, Inflammation of the bladder,
hoo %,o inc al ,.r;y aru ic