The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-02-03

I'VE do NOT make it. Five to fiji
teen bottles sold every day.
| DIR. r. H. Milan was attacked b,
sciatic rheumatism about middle O
last week and suffered much for
few days. The doctor had under
gone much exposure in his practic,
for some time before and feels the ef
fects of it.
/ Arthur L. Hughes, of Saltillo, wa,
here Wednesday and Thursday O
last week on hunt of two bales of cot
ton which were stolen from shed a
Saltillo. He spent a night in the Bar
Try home on North Main Street and hi,
little visit was enjoyed.
| When ready to chang" use Figaro
| (liquid smoke) on your meat; it's fine
Elk.
There will be presented at tn,
Princess Theatre next Tuesday ant
Wednesday nights, go and Get It.
This picture features Wesley Barry
the same kid that was in "Dintey'
that was enjoyed at the theatre a few
weeks ago. Be sure and see it.
While in Jackson recently we hearc
that Mr.. H. Fishman, the merchant
who advertises in The Progress, hac
been i'll for some time. Mr.. Fishmar
has a large and handsome business
which he has built up from a mere
"hole in the wall" as a beginning.
In an attack Of acute rheumatism
in which there is much pain Billiards.
Snow Liniment is necessary part OF
the treatment. 1t is a powerful pair
relief. Three sizes, SOC, Coo and $1.2
per bottle. Sold by Watson-P Parker
Drug Co.
Poison Wheat (Elk) gets every
mouse and rat-safe to use.-15c and
30c.
DIR. r. H. Davidson was able to sit
up Thursday of last week after fiji
teen days of confinement and has
since been able to be out. DR.. David
son was here healing the sick when
we came in 1884-hence he is becom-
ing land mark.
Lawyer Landrum White and Hon.
Ben WEIGH, were here last Saturday
on return from Nashville and on their
way to Decaturville, where Mr.. White
lives. Mr.. Welch has gone through
law school and located in the practice
in Memphis in partnership with L. H
Graves.
Oh Man! You will have lots of good
"eatings" if you will use Figaro"
Liquid smoke) on your meat.--Elk.
DR.. P. H. Mccall, his daughter,
Miss Jessie, John H. Williams and
Chancellor w. H. Denison went to
Huntingdon Monday to attend the
funeral of Hon. G. T. McCall-a
brother of DR.. p. H. Rev. r. M.
Walker, of Jackson, conducted the
funeral service.
Prof. Granville Bartholomew, now
of Yuma, was in to see us for just a
minute Wednesday. Prof. Bartholo-
NEW tells US that the good town of
Yuma is now supporting one of the
best schools in its history, with ITO
pupils enrolled. He further states
that Yuma is taking on general coat
of progressiveness.
Make war on rats (don't board
em) its too expensive. We sell all
kinds of rat poison.-Elk.
Pastor Johnston and Presiding Ell
der Norman had with them Thursday
night and Friday of last week the
preachers of the bounds of Lexington
District, NJ. f. Church, South, for the
purpose Of comforting together and
devising ways and means to take up
anew and further the cause of the
Centenary movement of their church.
Bro. H. E. Riley, who spent several
days of last week in Nashville attend.
ing the Masonic Grand Lodge says
that while he was in the city, he did
everything good that a Mason ought
to do-and did nothing bad at all; and
in spite Of his 70-odd years, Bro. Ri
ley lacks good deal Of being a
dead un."
Two big barrels-ful sold (95 gal
lons) and now selling five to fifteen
bottles every day.-Elk Iron Tonic and
Flesh Builder.-Elk Drug Store.
A visit to the home of Hon. P. o.
Roberts Tuesday showed that gentle
man to be still feeble but in good spir-
its. After being back at work last
week, Mr.. Roberts suffered a relapse
which again confined him all this week
Mr.. Roberts is missed in the office of
the County Court Clerk-and generally
by all who are accustomed to meet
ing him.
Judge W. M. Taylor came over
Thursday morning of last week from
Blytheville, Ark, on account of the
illness of his aged MOTHER whose cold
did not develop pneumonia as was
feared it might do. The judge made
the trip from Blytheville to Memphi:
lin his car, had some motor troZble or
the way and contracted a cold him.
self.