The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-01-31

Dr. ]. A. McCarley on Tuesday ak
tracted from the mouth of n mule he
longing to 5 II. Swnney a tooth d
inches long, II inches wide, II inches
thick and weighing Al ounces. 1t was
the largest tooth he has ever encoun-
tered in his practice.
Earl Gulledge, of the A. a. M. C..
visited his brother. Hon. sR. w. Gull
ledge. this week.
]. G.. Byrd, of Brozvllle, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Sheriff Smith and his efficient denn-
ties, j. c. Reid and r. c. Brown. are
burning the midnight oil" NOWADAYS
to keep pace with the tax collections.
The penalty goes on next Sunday. and
the delinquent tax list bids fair to be
larger than ever.
Joe Terry, of Acona. has accepted a
position as clerk in the Arlington
Hotel
Z. W Jordan, Beat 2's efficient road
contrac or, spent Tuesday in the city.
OH YOU CALOMEL, get out of
the way and let LIV-VER-LAX do the
work, purely vegetable, ask B. S.
Beall.
Capt. 5. G. Garrard and T. A. Luns-
ford, OF Hebron, were noted among the
visitors. to the city Saturday.
J. lib. Williamson, of McMillan's,
hobnobbed with friends in Lexington
Saturday.
Governor J. E. WigIey, of Hard
SCRABBLE gave his friends in Lexing-
ton the glad hand Saturday.
". G. Durham, of Durant, attended
to business in Lexington Saturday.
Clover Johnson. of Acona, spent the
latter part of last week in Lexington.
Hon. d. I, Ruff attended to profess
sional business at Cruger Saturday.
X. c. Barger conveyed two insane
negroes to the Asylum at Jackson Sat-
urday
W. j. Spell went to jackson Saturs
day on visit to his brother, G. j.
Spell.
d. D. Gibson and Z. K. Lipsey, of
Franklin, had business in Lexington
Saturday.
K. M. Divine, of Brozville, peram-
bulated our busy streets Saturday.
Fl. c. Moorehead, Boss Beard and
Lige Tidwell, of Tolarville. circulated
in the city Saturday.
H S. Day, of Boxes Creek, mingled
with friends at the county capital Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Gardener, your troubles OF
Teplanting are ended when YOU
buy your garden seed OF BealI'a
Drug Store.
w. d. Robertson made a trip to
Tchula ana Mileston Wednesday.
j. T. Moore, of Durant, transacted
business in Lexington Wednesday.
Pat Mulhern took trip to Eden on
business Wednesday.
! K. l.. Foy, of SchIater, stopped over
at Lexington Tuesday night on his way
to Jackson.
H. I. Booker and family have moved
from Eulogy to the Trahan place on
K. +. d. No. 2, Lexington.
A. Pitchford went to Marksville
Wednesday to look after his property
interests.
HAlSo LllAaDSIH L1SHElCU Udu as HGT
| cherished guest the past week Miss
Norquist, of Castalian Springs.
Hon. j. B. Mitchell, of Goodman,
was here Wednesday on business err
rand.
M. NJ Brown, of Durant, attended
to business in Lexington Wednesday.
Ask B. S. Beall for free sample of
| LIV-VER-LAX.
Miss Mississippi Cain, of Walden,
after pleasant visit to DR.. and Mrs.
c. A. Moore, left Wednesday morning
for visit to friends at Greenwood.
B. W. Moore and ]. G. Taylor, of
Durant, were visitors to Lexington
tuesday.
E. E. Bean, of Clarksdale, was a
Lexington visitor Wednesday.
G. +. Nixon and Fl. r. Miller, of
Tchula. attended the Chapter meeting
here Tuesday night.
d. H. Hobbs visited Jackson the
fore l#rt of the week.