Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-27

The schedule Ofthe accOmmoda-
ton has been changed it runcs on
the usual time but only on the fol-
loving days, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Mr.. Gunselman the father of our
young friend Nick Gunselman who
went to Taxas, with Cap. Brown,
informcs us Nick is doing well and
likes the climate.
We understand w. ]. Lumpkins
will be connected with N. B.
Simmsin the dry goods business.
Mr.. Lumpkins is an excellent
young business man, he has ahost of
friends who will welcome him to
this place.
NOTICE.
S@ All persons indebted to me
for 81, and 90, will please settle at
once for l am in great need of mon
ey. T. S. Springer.
You should call at w. w.
Kronk's and examine his beauti-
full line of glass and queenesware.
Mr.. Kronk has splendid taste in
buying and displaying his goods,
and above all he has reasonable
prices.
It is curious but some men would
take paper forever if they were
not called on to pay for it, but just
as soon as they are dunned they
have the postmaster to send the pa
per back marked unclaimed"
Mr.. Valentine Rempke and Mrs.
Katherine Philiegcl were married
at the Catholic church Monday
morning by Rev.F. X. Griesmayer.
The DEMOCRAT wishes them a hap
py life.
We have perfect "man trap" in
front of J. B. Gathers, grocery store
where the old scales formerly stood,
We would suggest that this "man
trap hog trap, or any other
kind of a trap you wish to call it,
be filled.
| The members of the Golden
Link Lodge No. A Degree of Rcbc-
kah, request us to state there will
be an important meeting at their
hall to night. All members are re.
questcd to be present, as there il
some important business on hand.
We would suggest that the city
authorities do q little work on
Waterloo street, the side walk in
front of Col. Striblings residence ia
fearful, We simply suggest such i'm.
iprovements knowing they will be
fixed when summer comes-or
when imprv dement's of this Kind is
not needed.
Julian Best, of Nashville, has
gone insane on religion, it seems he
was suffering under the delusion
that the Lord had called him to
preach tho gosplc, and he there
by went about preaching with
utter disregard for time or place.
After having been encouraged
through the fall and winter of '92,
with trade that was almost a
surprise to me, / have just return.
ed from the cities, where / have
purchased the most complete line
of Shoes, Staple Dry-goods. Hats,
Jeans Pants and Ready Made Clo-
thing, that was ever brought tC
Lawrenceburg in January.
J.C. Stewart.
DR.. Leachmon, of Summertown
on Tuesday night of last week had
the misfortune of having his house
and all of its contents burned, tn,
,, wind was very high and it burned
SO rapidly, that he was no able t.
save anything. Miss Lizzie Simms
of this place, and who was board
| ing at his home lost all of her per
sonal effects. The Democtat ex
tends its deepest sympathy to TIL
: misfortunate family.
Marriage liscens were Issued t.
:, the following parties in this month
Robert Butler, to Mary Nipper
G. B. McMasters, to Evely Bonhanl
U ]. T. Shenault, to Vcolo Mitchell
Jas. S. Bennett, to Alice William'
i Jessey Sills, to Josie Alsul
c NJ. F. Blount, to Ennie ReeC