The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-02-27
Home Brevities

Hon. d. T. Ruff has SHE'D his caster
in the mayoralty race. submitting ms
name as candidate subject TO tne de-
cision of the voters of the city OF Lex
ington in the primary election TO oe
held on May |. 1914. MIR. Run IS py
Temperament, education, training ana
experience ideally capacitated TO MI
the Office of mayor of our progressive
and ambitious city. While heartily Ia
yoring all moves to keep the city IN
the very vanguard of progress, ne IS
withaI careful and conservative, favor
ing keeping all municipal expenses
well within the income. He is prac-
tical and keen business man, and Uill
most satisfactorily handle the execu-
tive affairs of the city. In the judi
cial capacity of the dual office ne Will
prove fair, impartial and firm, dlspens-
ING Justice pure and simple, without
fear or favor. Being highly sccess-
full lawyer, he is well versed in the le-
gal aspects of the office he seeks. I'm
der his administration, should his iaud-
able ambition be gratified. Lexington
will prosper and advance along all pro-
gressive lines.
u. C. Watson and c. G. VanKeuren,
of Durant, were visitors to Lexington
Tuesday.
j. O. wilkins, of Shaddon, visited
the city Monday.
w NJ. Mnirhead, % West Hill, made
Lexington visit Tuesday,
near tsau Talking rlctursal Mat
Inca I'll nj asa. Admission. CSC ana
EG. xNsu shows ascia night, start
i1e at q n II Asisnassiony 80 5s
and Rne. Lexington NagGh Gssl;
nnYauas March 1tls ROyas Fle~
tur1 snow.
M. WI. Taylor, ]. f. Eubank, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Grantham, Walter Sher-
ron, of Bowling Green, were IN the
city Monday.
Tilden Forbes, of Hoffman, circulated
in the city Monday.
Misses Mamie Mcclellan, Cora Nc
Lellan and lnez Mcclellan, Of Bowling
Green, have been visiting their sisters.
Mesdames w. Fl. and j. 6. Taylor, al
Durant, this week.
Ollie Williamson, Of McMillan's,
visited Lexington Monday.
Dalton Brooks, of Castalian visited
friends at Goodman Sunday.
Senator Fl. III. Casteel was up from
jackson on business errand Monday
We are noW buying Peas a
highest cashEprlces. Mceee IuEsa-
Der Company.
4. A. Sharpe returned from the
asylum at Jackson Monday very mucF
benefited. He speaks in the highest
terms of praise of TIE treatment ht
was accorded by DR., w. w. Smithson
DR.. Merritt and the attendants. He
says the management of the institution
is all that could be desired. and thai
the state is indeed fortunate in having
DR.. Smithson and assistants in charge
w. C. Rodgers, Jr., is assisting Cir
cult Clerk j. ID. Weeks during the
present session of the circuit court.
/ DR.. G. G. Phillips, county health
officer, last week made an official visit
to Cruger and Tchula.
Hon W. S. Hill, of Greenwood, at
tended circuit court here this week.
Better save our Buster Brown
ads. We are going TO give $f0 iT
gold to some one. Why not youl
Peoples Drug Store.
j. A. Rogers, A. G. Rogers, G. T
Haffey, P. B. Thomas, Kirk Thomas
S. A. Killebrew, of Ebenezer, were
noted among the throng of visitors t.
Lexington Monday.
DIR. M. P. Winkler, DR.. T. w. Foster
R. e. Shurlds, w. M. Fortner, and j
Fl. South, of Tchula, attended cour
here Tuesday.
j. A. Almon, Allen Tate, G. A
Tate, w. w. Williamson, Wilson Tate
ID. j. Walker, j. +. walker, Singleton
Williamson, Ed Tate, Rathell Swinney
r. c. Rodgers, Frank Rodgers, W. H
Nabers, ]. 7. Tate. Luther Truitt. O
Bowling Green-Bethesda community
visited Lexington Monday.
Have Just received SO head o
Horses, Mares and Mules. w. G
Pope.