Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-02-24

Lawrence county, why not raise
and manufacture this article Of
daily use at home? TO the enter
prising farmer, there are bright
prospects in this pursuit.
To the ladies,-A well selected
stock of the latest styles in Milli-
merry Goods, will be kept at Simms
& Lumpkins's, in charge of ladies
who understand the business.
A Series of services will be held
in the Methodist church at Wayne
Station, beginning next Sunady
morning, Feb. 26., conducted by
the Rev. A. /. Prewette, of Way
nesboro.
A large number of farmers were
in town this week, supplying them
selves with the necessary implc-
mcnts Of their pursuits. 1t makes
us proud to see such steps being ta-
ken, as the farmer is the backbone
and sinew of the giant, Com
merce."
At the last meeting held in the
interst of our school building the
stock holders obligated themselves
to build said house. This is GER
tainly step in the right direction,
for the destiny of our postcrity
and nation, depends upon the edu-
cation Of the youths of today.
The sanitary condition Of Law
renccburg should'bc carfully inves,
tigated with the approach Of spring.
All of our back yards and alleys
should be kept clean, in order to
prevent the approach Of the unwel-
come visitor, disease" A filthy
condition Of the above, being in
the main the source from which
most Of our sickness emcnates.
The Nashville American will be TIC
most important Democratic newspaper
published in Tennessee during the pres
ent year. 1t viii contain all the poiti-
cal news from Washington, giving the
! Games of persons appointed to Office il
the dcpartHents al Washington and tc
positions in Tcnny>.;"c will give the
general news from all parts OF thcworld
and will be Of greater value in many
ways to citizens of Tennessee than amy
other paper. The price Of the Weekly
American is 81 year. Subscriptions
received ut this Office. We will furnish
tho Anerican and the LAWRENCE DEMO
Graf ut Sl,5O year, in advance.
Tobacco Seed.
W, r. King has at his law Office
some fine tobacco seed for free dis
tribution. The seed were furnish
ed by Col. y. n. Cox and J Over
ton Ewing, General Agt. Of y. F. &
s. Il. K. Now is the time to SOW
these seed, call early before they
are all gone. Farmers should tax,
advantage Of this oportunity ant
enlarge the acreage of this article il
Lawrence county.
News has reached here from ;
remote part of Lewis County, that
two Mormon preachers, who have
been in that section for some time
past preaching Mormonism were
assassinated by a masked band o
men who rode up to a side window
of the house in which the Nor
mons were holding a meeting anC
fired through the window, killing
both instantly. No one else wal
injured. 1t is not known who die
) the shooting.
After having been encouraged
through the fall and winter of '92
with a trade that was almost ;
surprise to me, | have just return
ed from the cities, where | hay,
purchased the most complete lin
| of Shoes, Staple Dry-goods. Hats
Jeans Pants and Ready Made Gle
thing, that was ever brought t
Lawrenceburg in January.
a J. c. Stewart.
+ Monuments are erected to kec
r bright the memory of those,
whome they are erected, but
: view of the one on our square, i
q its present condition, would sho'
, that the memory should be brigh
. ened with the needed repairs o
same. In its present condition,
seems that the memory of those
" whome it was erected, is fadin
: from our minds, as the march ,
; time goes on. We should not a
: low this spark of appreciation fO