Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-08-30

Harvey and others.
J. B. Flatt' fkaifty farmer from
the lower part of The county made
our Office a pleasant call Tuesday.
Elections will occur IN twelve
states and one territory next No
ycmber. In number of the states
governors and other state offices
will be chosen.
Robt, B. Willisths will say some
good things tonight at the Fstitute
go out and hear him.
S. NJ. pwiggins our cntsHprising
Produce man, has moved to the
Geodiker stand south west corner of
the square. MIR. Dwiggins will give
you the highest market price for
your produce and pay you in cash.
The Crescent factory two miles
west of the city will be sold at
public outcry on Nov. the 25th
Esq. 2. V. Crook is the commits
sioner to make sale.
My customary price for cabinet
photographs has been ST., but
have 6eciGed to make them during
my stay in Dawrencebusg for s3
So come on and gctgooa work cheap
while you can.
J,g. EeFan.
The Crockett Rifles returned last
Friday from ten days incamp'
ment at Wayland Springs, the
boys report having spent a good
time and VIC have no doubt but
that they did.
Subscl ibeHs will please bear in
hirfd That we are always in need
of money, and those who are a
year or more behind on s'lbscriD'
tion will please favor us with tic
amount due.
Mr.. N6ah Hancock and family
of Pdlaskl spent Sunday with Mrs
Handcock's mother Mrs. G.. II
Nixon.
There will bc a concert at the
Institute to night music, seclect
reading, dcelamations and an
address by Robt. B, Williams Esq
Wifi be on the program. The
school is hardly well Organized
yet, but a pleasant time is promis
ed to all. Every body invited.
Mr.. Thomas, Of Louisville KY.
the father of The charming Miss
Marguerite Thomas has been visit
ing relatives in the city,
Furniture never was so cheal
in Lawrenceburg before as it nov
is at w. W. Kronk's Agent TO
Lawrence Furniture e. Buildin,
Co.
J. J. LeFan the artist, is doin,
some very fine work, the posing
tint and fine finish of which shoul'
draw hith a large patronage from
Lawrenceburg people. 1t is seldom
a first class artist comes to Law
renceburg, and when one doe
I, locate reTe the people should shoy
their appreciation by patronizinI
: him.
Mr.. G. G.. Strong, principal of til
public schoolsst Anderson, Cal, says:
have used Chamberlain's Pain Bal,
Il and have found it an excellent remed
Cor lameness and slight wounds.
Lamcness usually results from
. sprain, or other ihstry, or from rheum
!, tism, for which Chamberlain's Pal
BALM is especially intended and un
qualfcd. 1t affords almost imme diate r
g lief and in a short time effects pc
IS manent cure. For sale by ]. II. Str
e ling g. Co., Druggist.
Une night when Mr.. Isaac Reese W
: stopping with me, says NJ. F. Hatch,
10 Monument merchant of Quartermaste
r Washington, heard him groaning. {
{. going to his room found him sufferil
from cramp colo. He was in such agol
| feared he would die. / hastily ga
le him dose of Chambcrlain's Collie, Oh
e Iera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He w
soon relieved and the first words he |
tered we're, "what was that stuff "
Z gave me!" I informed him. A few da
u ago we were talking about his alta
c and he said he was never without til