The Lexington advertiser., 1912-10-25
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Cotton has been coming in at live
" rate and the receipts. are consider
ably in excess of same time last year.
Among those who brought in cotton
during the past week were: j. 5.
Eggleston, W. {. Grantham, d. ID.
Gibson, D. H. Noel, ]. B. Evans, Z.
VI. Ellington. w. W. Ammons, L. +.
Weems, A. c. Grantham, Q. c. Bevill,
r. A. Povall, Mrs. j. H. Downer, j.
I. Parrish, Burwell Mercantile CO., X.
H. Boone, g. X. Stewart, w. +.
Stewart, John H. Johnson, J. M.
Powers, Brooks Burwell, B. G.. Stew
art, Z. Pettus, w. B. Herbert, ID. Z.
Cade, W. l.. Pace. +. r. Robertson,
Sutton & Lewis, VIM. Marks, II. G..
Downer, J. 7. Martin, +. f, Mullen,
Hi Harrington, NJ. G. Brough, B. c..
Farr, J. 7. Bailey, L. B. Lipsey, j..
S. Lipsey. r. w. Catron, {. C. Frost,
t. H. Frost, G. H. Abel, d. 7, Nc
Iellan. L. F. Williamson. Singleton
Williamsno, F. Z. Mcclellan, M. R.
Gadberry,S. r. Swinney,E z. H. Morris,
S. w. Weems, Forbus d Co. W. N.
Muirhead, W. J. Turberville, J. n.
Nordin, E. E. Brown, Jr, R. Z. Rod
gers, j. W. Burwell, w. M. Whatley,
j. S. Abel, A. B. Cade, B. M. Darnell,
S. F. Spencer, D. J. Shanks, S S.
Godfrey, R. P. Johnson, D. Z. Rey-
nolds. B. C. Ray, ]. L. Hester, j. E.
Burrell, J. M. Turner, H. H. Hocut,
J. F. Upshaw, T. c. Langford, D. E.
Mclean, w. B. Stanford. R E. john
sno, T. L. Eubank, B. w. Eubank, S.
H. Moore, ]. E. Wigley, P. P. Shipp,
N. M Parkinson, Sheehy & Co., j. H.
Melton, 7. Hill, w. C. Moss, J. A.
johnson, j. s. Hale, G. r. Elliott, W.
H, Brewer, w. E. Mcclellan. K. l.,
Pollard, B. M. Melton, H. E. Barren
tine, w. P. Hammett. B. P. Cain, W.
T. Autry, r. L. Waddell. F. Darnell'
T. L. Downer, E. r. Lipsey, j. r.
Killebrew, j. d. Truitt. W. l.. Truitt,
c. 0. Nixon, j. H. Mcclellan, J. n.
Sample, G. A. Bailey. Mrs. M. A.
Parrish, Mrs. M. A. Stewart, B. D.
Griffin, P. W. Abel, T. N. Meriwether'
Judge j. B. Boothe, Maj. L. Noe
White and E. V. Ashley left on yes
terday mornings train for the State
Fair, at Jackson.
R. s. Cade, of Carroll county, was
noted among the visitors to Lexington
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G Allen went t.
jackson Monday to meet number Of
their relatives from Alabama and at
tend the State Fair. MIR. Allen re
turned yesterday, while Mrs. Allel
will continue her visit several days.
Prof. ]. M. Kimbrough was among
the visitors to the State Fair at Jack
son this week.
+. D. Mcgee, of Bowling Green
attended the Confederate reunion a
Jackson this week.
W. ] Bailey, of Acona, was Lex
ington visitor yesterday.
Parker Donaldson has returned
home from the A. & M. College, a
Starkville, to recover from an attacl
of illness,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Brown, Misse
Myrtle. Il. V. and Mary Sue Brown
Winston Brown, Erwin Brown AM
Willie Brown went to the State Fai
this morning.
DIR. r. H. Baker and DR.. P. d. Hol
comb went to Jackson yesterday.
r. E. Wilburn left this morning on
trip to Jackson and Shreveport.
K. H. Diggs and w. R. Booth lef
this morning for the State Fair.
Capt. F. A. Howell was over fror
Durant yesterday.
Hon. ]. D. Guyton, of Durant, wa
over on professional business thi
morning.
Mrs. David Sutton, Miss Laura Sut
ton and Miss Bessie Wilson left thi
morning for the State Fair
Eight ears of corn in one is curl
osity exhibited in Pickens Bros. Co. ,
show window The corn was raise
by j. E. Wigley.