The Lexington advertiser., 1912-09-27
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and Miss Bette Moore Herbert ,left
Tuesday to attend the Tri-State Fair,
at Memphis
N. B. Hooker visited the. TrI-State
Fair at Memphis the fore part of the
week.
DR.. F. H. Funderburk left Wednes-
day for Nashville to have bis eyes
examined and treated by specialist.
Omega Flour best by test.
Lipsey-ooty Co.
DIR. r E. Howard has purchased the
VIM. Schild residence at Durant and
sold his residence there to u. A.
Guess.
w. T. Pace, of Bowling Green, was
among the many visitors to Lexington
Monday.
Nj. NJ. Beard went to w. B. Lundy's
Monday to do some repair work on his
mill, and from there to j. +. Wallace s,
at Coxburg, on a similar errand, and
then to Geo. Clark s grist mill at
Black Hawk. His services are ever
in good demand, being an expert IN
his line.
See the new Costume corduroys
for ladies' dresses and suits, at
R. q q. SontheimeT's.
Will Hocut and brother and Bob and
N. r. Divine, of Hebron. joined the
large number of business visitors
Saturday.
Rub My-Tism will cure you.
Mrs. A. N. Roach left Saturday for
Memphis to attend the Tri-State Fair,
her husband having gone up several
days prior to exhibit Olds Gasoline
engines.
Mrs. J. M. Kimbrough and little
daughter spent Tuesday with Durant
friends.
Phone Pickens Bros. Co. for
Owens Well water; delivered In
any quantity, from gallon up.
Suure j. A. Hearn. OF Forest Grove,
was here Wednesday on business
errand.
Esq. w. J. Grace and Clarence Yea
per, of Emory nelghborhood, were
court visitors Saturday
H. W. Vandiver. E. H. Crippen, j.
d. Walton and John H. Walton, Of
Acona, were among Mondays visitors
to Lexington.
Sor 6 doses 666 will break any
case of Chlls & Fever; and if taken
then as a tonic the Fever will not re-
turn. Price 25c.
Squire A. G. Kelly was over from
Tchua Monday to attend court.
Wesson Cooking Oil at Lipsey-
Doty Co.'S.
Mrs. j. Nj. Johnson and Mrs. k. b.
johnson returned Wednesday from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Buck at
Acona.
Z. r. Robertson, Of Sweetwater,
hobnohbed with Lexington friends Sat
uday.
Mrs. j. r. GulIedge sold her entire
stock of Buff Orpington chickens with
in twenty four hours after her adver,
tisement appeared in this paper. The
moral is, that if you have anything to
dispose of for which there is demand
a little notice in The Advertiser will
prove a most efficient and inexpensive
salesman.
lF YOU desire biscuits like moth
or use to bake try SnoWdrop Flour.
For sale at McRae's.
r. A. Davis was called upon to serve
the state in the capacity of juror Sat
urday in the case Of Ed Hill, coIored,
charged with murder.
r. H. Hammett, of Bethesda. was a
business visitor Saturday.
w. j, Spell, of torest Grove, was
noetd in business circles Saturday.
Rub -My-Tism will cure you
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Baker, of Acona,
81 called on friends in the city Monday.
SQUIRE r. NJ. Edwards, of Thornton,
greeted his many friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Buck and son.
Edwin, Jr., of Acona, visited friends
in the city Wednesday.
See the large and pretty line oi
Ladies' NeckWear at r. & d. SON.
theimer's.
l.. E. Ashley left Monday for Meri-
gold to accept position with a cotton
brokerage concern at that place as cot
ton buyer. HIS numerous friends here
wish him abundant success.
Hon. H. H. Casteel, of Pickens, was
among the Tri-State Fair visitors at
Memphis this week.
Jonas Long and J. W. Eakin were
up from Tolarville Monday.
W. L. Hooker visited Durant Sunday.
Jordan Bailey and daughter, Miss
Mamie Lee, of Acona, visited Lexing-
ton friends Monday.
Hon. Theo. D. Culley. Chester john
son. w. J. Brown and J. j. Stingley,
of Durant. were noted in court cirIces
Monday.
Try Wesson Cooking OIL -- al
Lipsey-Doty Co.'S.
Ford Shanks and John Petty, of Cen
trail vicinity, were discernibleSin bust
ness circles Monday.
Monroe Evans served in the capacity
aof Juror in the case Of negro charged
with murder.
From reports the farmers in differ
ent parts of the county the prospects
of bumper grain crop are excellent
Corn, especially. will yield remark
able crop. Peas also are making bet
ter and seem to be maturing earlier
than common. The farmers are al
cheerful despite the threatened shor
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