Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-06-28

received. Come and get 'em.
The Joiner Dry Goods Co.
1.-THE sample floats brought in
town the other day by T. H. Mere
dith is an index to the crop in
Lawrence county, the yield will be
for above the average.
If you need any furniture you
should price it at Kronk's before
buying, he will save you money.
Don't use that old collar on your
horse when you know that it hurts
itsshoulderbut go to J G. Bell and
get a good one cheap.
Humanely speaking, isn't this a
bad. season of the year for the lea
Their trust to push up the price o
shoes? Fora man can, if he must.
go barefoot and his youngest sol
would much rather.
For the next thirty days | will
charge only s1.95 per dozen for
photographs. First class work and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Come and see me. ]. A. Brickle
Ethridge, Tenn.
Prof. Henry, of Ky, who will be
the principal of the Lawrenceburg
Institute the coming term has
arrived and is stopingat the Misses
Sowells.
Read the Land Sale in this issue
and don't lose the opportunity of
getting good home cheap.
When you want to buy groceries
don't forget that J. G. Bell keeps
nothing but fresh goods.
Having used Chamberlain's Cou
gh Remedy in my family and
found it to be first class article, |
take pleasure in recommending it
to my friends. J V. Foster, West
port, Cal. For sale by J, II. Strib-
ling & Co., Druggist.
We have heard a great many
strange things, but nothing SO ridi-
culous as newspaper prosecuting
the Sunday law, which is a state
as well as corporation law and Jon.
ought to be ashamed OF that squib.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Sam Lawson the son of l.. Law
son who lives two mills east Of the
city was struck aud killed By light
ming Wednesday evening while at
work in the field. During the win
Sam was typo in the DMccRAT
office and had gained the confidence
and respect. of his employer by his
industrious ard manly conduct, he
was hutSa child in years but a
christian and has gone to meet the
reward Of the good. The grief strik
en- parents have our sympathy in
their bereavment.
GRATITUDE UNBOUDED.
Walnut, Texas, Mch. 10, 1898
To Rev. r. L. McElree:
have suffered for years will
dull headache, weak back an(
shooting pains in the small of m.
back and sholders. About tive
months ago got two bottles Q
McElrce's Wine of Coldui, and j
/ has cured me Of all my troubles.
feel very grateful to Dir. McElre
for his wonderful medicine.
Mrs, f. J. Mayfeld.
On Wednesday night last at tn
meeting Of the teachers Institute,
parody, and a very poor one Q
that, delivered a political harangu
to the intense disgust ofall Demt
Gratis as well as decent Republican,
The speech" which was elaine
to be original? was as much out
place as its author would be in tn
company OF decent, people, y
same galoot who aired, not h
: own, but some body elscs polite
vocabulary, attended school fol
g while at Lawrcnceburg last yea
, and because a number of the y
pills of the same school diflierC
with him in regard to a scho
history of The war written by
? partial historian(?), he left for Il
state of Wayne or the Ferrugino
City, avowing that said school w
a political concern. For unadl
terated and consumate assinlnl
r this damphool takes the cai
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