The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-08-07

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Monday but braced up and came
to town ct noon on account Of .
meeting Of the county Jury com
mission in his Office. You car
bet your bottom dollar on Bill.
DR.. Ed ]. Hall and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, returned on
Thursday of last week to their
home at Jackson, Miss, accom-.
panied by Mrs. w. A. Frazier
and her son, Hall, who went to
take their summer vacation on q
visit to DR.. Eds family in the
capitol city Of Mississippi.
Bennett & Joyner, gfocers,
have purchased from L. T. Field.
err, the old Missionary Baptist
Church property and are build.
ing quite brick addition thereto
filing in the space on the corner.
The new addition will be used
Ess ss 6 barn and feed house All til tis 6
older part of the structure3for a
store room and warehouse.
Town Marshal Will a.. Ross
came out last Monday resplend.
ent in a suit of blue uniform,
with brass buttons, which he az
sured this scribe had never been
worn but one time beforehand
that to church. So there, you
see there is ONE town marshal
who goes to chnrch--at sileast
when he has a new uniform.
DR.. Ed J. Hall, Of Jackson,
Miss, while here last week gave
US q copy of = Jackson daily pa.
per containing an account of the
funeral of Father Oliver the
Catholic priest who died il4 that
city last week. Father Oliver
was born and bred in "Old
Miss" and 90 greatly Was he
loved ia jackson where be had
served the same church for If
teen years, that In honor to his
memory all business houses of
consequence were closed for one
hour. Father Oliver Seems to
have been loved by the non.
Catholics as we'll IS his own
church people.
Town Marshal W. FL. Ross on
last Tuesday arrested q negro
who was with a bunch Of travel
ing horse traders and said to
have taken up with them two
weeks ago at Perryville. Mr..
Ross had information that . Ger.
tain negro named Tom Carter
was wanted for various offenses
in Carroll county, 80 when the
gentleman Of color was appre.
hended there was found in his
pockets abundant evidence that
he was the man wanted in Car.
roll, for he had numerous papers,
envelopes, etc., bearing the
names T.. @. Garter, T. Carter
and Tom Garter, Cedar Grove,
Tenn, The negro was locked up
until Wednesday when he was
carried to Huntingdon BY Sheriff
Martin.
We have received from Mr.. L.
P. Bellah, General Agent Of the
Industrial, Agricultural and In
migration Division of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Railway, d 87-page pamphlet en-
titled "Silos- Silage, An Efficient
and Economical Feed in the
Production OF the Farm Live
Stock" The pamphlet tells all
there is desirable to know of
sllos aud their construction aud
is profusely illustrated with pic.
lures Of the various kinds and 10
various stages Of construction.
1t has come to be q conceded
fact that the up.to.date dairy man
andlive stock grower can not do
justice TO either branch of the
business without q silo on the
farm ana this pamphlet on the
subject fills . long.felt want.
The book is published for distri.
button by Industrial, Agricul.
tnral and Immigration Division,
Traffic Department Of the Nash.
willie, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Railway, and farmers desiring
To secure one can do 90 BY ad.
dressing Mr.. Bellah at Nashville.
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