Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-08-09

urnltuTe never was So Cical'
in Lawrenceburg before as it now
is at w. W. Kronk's Agent for
Lawrence Furniture & Building
Co.
Practice makes perfect. l have
been in the bushes long enough to
do good work. Call and see my
photographs and get my prices.
u. LeFan.
In the case of the State VS. Joe
B. Simms charged With the murder
of Will Richter in the fall of 1898.
The jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
Fifteen parties were brought here
Monday from the 3rd. district for
seining the creek. All the cases
were compromised, and those that
were not paid off were secured.
We understand that the Ladies
Aid Society had fair success with
their social last week, and that the
proce eds will go for repairs on the
Cumberland church.
While at work at his saw mill
several miles west of the city
Wednesday morning R. E. Gillian
had finger mashed SO badly that
it was necessary to have it ampu-
tilted. Dr's McClain and Kennedy
performed the operation Wedncs-
day evening.
All should assist in making the
Lawrenceburg Institute a complete
success. 1t will be economy to
build up home institution that
will meet the needs of the commu-
nifty.
1t has been said that gossip is a
polite name for SANDER.
II hear the editor WAS blown up
with dynamitc!" "Ycs, and dyna-
mite is SO costly!"-Atlanta Con-
ton.
Robt. Stribbling was up the first
of the week from Wayland Springs
where he is spending portion of
the heated season, he had gained
ten pounds in wcightand his health
was generally improved.
Remember that the Lawrence
burg Institute opens Oh Monday
Aug. 10, 1895. Let there be full
attendance that we may assist in
building up an educational institu-
ton that will be an honor and a
benefit to the town.
We respectfully call the atten-
ton of our city authorities to the
fact that the lumber and rubbish
near the Lawrenceburg Hotel
should be removed, and a couple OF
lamps on Pulaski street would be
appreciated.
Sunday evening we made trip
to our little neighbor Ethridge and
found that little city in a flourish
ing condition, Through the flat
woodscountry the crops looked well
and corn especially, we never saw
a poor field of it.
1t is estimated that the loss on
the Gallemore& Keplinger saw mil
which burned short time since
amount to over $1,000. Repair;
are being made on the engine and
machinery and the mill will bt
ready for work at an early date.
: An Exchange says:-"the chile
has a mortgage on the future, anc
you may be sure he will foreclose.
We too often forget that in ter
, years from now the children of to
day, and those whom we look upol
} as little more than children, vii
control the church and State.
+ Ifsome people could go off ant
, take Rip Van Wrinkle sleep anC
, then come back and find that tn,
community was getting on abou
us well without. them and tina
people could really do their bust
ness when they were gone perhap
some of their conceit would van
ish.
4 Mr.. r. 7. Dobbins who will b
one OF the teachers in our school
has moved to town and will occup,
the Clarke house, Mr.. Dobbins ha
e been dong some good work for tn
r school, and has made arrangement
d already for several boarding pupils
V and he reports several others VIII