The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-01-16

overland an auto belonging 10 A. M.
Hinson.
J. &. J. Belladonia Plasters for
pains most any place.-Elk.
Why eat old strong bacon? Figaro
Liquid smoke makes it taste like this
"fotch-on" breakfast bacon-and NO
good.-Elk.
The w. c. Pearson place on N. Main
Street has been sold to DIR. R. H. Mi
lam, of Chesterfield, who will move to
Lexington.
Winter Cough Syrup (Nyal) so
good.-Youll sleep.-Elk.
H. E. Graper, Of the Citizens Bank
of Lexington, went to Washington
Tuesday afternoon and will probably
return Sunday.
T. B. Autry, the popular merchant
of Juno, was in town Tuesday and Of
course put down" dollar for the
Progress another year.
Miss Ruby Stewart spent the last
weekend at horne, returning Monday
to Union University, Jackson, where
she is attending school.
John A. Jones has bought the Ed.
C. Hooks grocery stock and win con-
tinue business at the same stand-the
old Scott pcstoffice building.
Mrs. T. A. Lancaster has been con-
siderably troubled with sciatic trou-
BILE since her return from Memphis
which all hope will soon leave her.
AFRO Wilson has rented the entire
Walter S. Cunningham farm, 7 miles
Northwest Of Lexington. Mr.. Cum
bingham, we hear, will 60 to Texas.
Bluebirds were seen and heard in
Lexington on Tuesday Of this week.
There is great hope that the remain
der of the winter is going to be mild.
Lost, strayed or stolen:-Dr. w. T.
Watson, whom we seldom see since he
sold out his interest in the drugstore.
We miss the daily greeting Of our old
friend.
J. A. Carter was here from Padu-
cab last Saturday to see his wife and
his friends. We wish Mr.. Carter had
a good and permanent position in Lex
ington.
DR.. J. H. England, of Luray, was
here Tuesday to see his daughter,
Mrs. Merit Teague-and his new
granddaughter, Miss Alice Louise
league.
Mrs. Ada Rails and two daughters,
Misses Jewel and Ruby, of Hayti, Mo-,
arrived here last Sunday to spend a
week with the family of Judge L. B.
Johnston.
FLESH BUILDER, IRON, TONIC,
Lung Remedy. We've sold 25 gal
Ions and 5 more coming-and all
these people are not fooled either
get it?
James Hamlet and son, "Si" were
in town Monday. Walter has not yet
opened his store at the fork of the
Jackson and Luray roads, nine miles
West of Lexington.
Atlanta Constitution-Three times
a week-one year $3.50. With the
Progressive Farmer, both one year
s2.15.-Rhoden p. Roper, General
Subscription Agent. ct
Joe Webb, Of West Of Town, was in
town last Saturday enroute home
from Jackson where he had been on
account of the death Of his brother
in-law, J. R. Howard.
Mrs. G. W. Mccall went to Scott,
Miss, last Friday morning on the ear
ly train, on account of the serious ILL
ness of her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Mil
Ter. Mrs. Miller is improving.
Chas. H. King, Of Jackson, Deputy
u. S. Marshal, and other revenue men,
have been here this week looking af-
ter alleged violaters of the revenue
laws-putting several under bond.
Report was made as early as Mon
day of this week that there was ma X
ed improvement IN condition Of
Mrs. ]. G. Cantwell- aid tbst the new
bah. the only baby, was dong we'll.
Each copy Of the New Era, publish
ed in Dewitt, Ark, shows that town
TO be starting into the year 1920 full
of vigor and enterprise. R. A. Barry
has complete charge Of the New Era.