The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-04-04
Study Club Program.

Territory is but the body of a ma
tion. The people who lnhabit its hills
and valleys are its soul, its spirit, its
life. "
Germany XIII.
/. Glass Distinctions, Mrs. b. W.
Lipsey.
2. The Distaff Side, Mrs. A. M.
Pepper.
8. Common Things Seen in Germany,
Mrs. H. H. Elmore.
A. The Glass Works of Jews, Miss
i Horris.
IS. Dusseldorf, City of Tomorrow,
Mrs. j. G. Reid.
6. Optional, Mrs. ]. S. E9gleston.
The club will meet with Mrs. A. M.
Pepper Wednesday, May l6, at three
o'clock.
L. L. Lyon and charming daughter,
Miss Allie Gene, 0f Liberty Chapel,
visited Lexington friends yesterday
morning.
Miss Annie Miller Diggs and Gray
Johnson, of Acona, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Hines, of Oak Grove,
Rev. j. 7. Ellis will preach at the
Oregon church the first Sunday, the
appointment having been changed
from the fourth to the first Sunday.
Our genial blacksmith, A. A. Porter,
is developing an unparalleled reputa-
tion as a horseshoer. During January,
February andMarch he put on 1876 pairs
of horsesoesh and the record for April
bids fair to exceed that rate. Good,
honest work and fair dealing always
bring good results and an increase of
patronage in every line.
III you want the best In Cakes
and Crackers ask your grocer for
the Union Line.
Miss Belle Howell, of Durant, visit
ed Lexington relatives and friends last
week.
Among those VINO passed the recent
/ pharmaceutical examination at Jackson
were: l.. S. Ellis, Pickens; B. F.
Crawford, Durant; j. @ Stigler and
w. &. Herbert, Yazoo City.
Beginning next Monday the Beall
Hardware Co. and the Hardware Fur
niture Go. will close the stores at six
o'clock every evening and hope their
patrons will kindly take notice and gov
ern themselv,s accordingly.
The charter of incorporation of the
Stansbury Grocery Company appears
in this issue, with j. A. Stansbury and
| j. j. Baker as incorporatdrs. Both
are native Lexingtonians, and enjoy
the implicit confidence and respect of
all, and being men Of excellent busi-
ness ability as we'll as ripe experience
the success of the new venture is as
sured.
c. H. Byrd, of Brozville, soiourned
in Lexington yesterday.
Walter L. Hooker and John 7. Finch
er last Saturday shipped consignment
of some very fine beef cattle and fat
hogs to the st. Louis market.
JARNAGlN g. CO., GOODMAN.
MISS. Farm and timber lands,
Residence and business property
i'm Goodman and 5urant. We So
Iicit enquiries and personal inter
views.
Hon. G. H. McMorrough and Hon.
r, w. Gulledge nave dissolved the
partnership heretofore existent be-
tween them. The former Will retain
the Office owe the Bank OF Commerce
while the latter will he located on
the se cond floor Of the Hooker build
ing
An occasional bale of cotton reaches
Lexington Misses Fl ana L. Jones,
oil Rlchland, sent in two bales Wednes-
day.
L. c. Rodgers, of Harlands Creek,
spent Wednesday On our busy marts
W. H. stausbury, Of Memphis, was
here on visit Wednesday.
DR.. g. w. Diggs ard N. g. Brewer
of Black Hawk, greeted friends III the
city Wednesday.
W. s. Wallis, of Coxburg, war dis
cerned on our busy marts Wednesday,
w. A. Robertson, II. X. Jordan and
w. B. Beard, of Tolarvilie, were here
ona business jaunt Wednesday.
Ask your grocer for Union Cakes
and Crackers.