Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-11-18

county Tenn, has opened new store (
in East Florence. He is located in the 6
Hager block.-Florence Times. :
The children OF the late Rev. G. W.
Mitchell have presented Rev. I. /. Hud'
son with about 70 volumes from the Ii
brary of their father.-Pulaski Citizen.
Rev. J. H. Grouse, of Franklin, who
has been attending the United Brethren
Conference, at this place, was pleas
ant caller at our office, one day last
week.
Rev. ]. T. Redmon, went to Loretto,
Sunday, preaching at that place at
o'clock, He is endeavoring to build
church there, and is very hopeful OF
success. .F
Hon. R. H. McLaurine passed through
the city Sunday en- route to Waynes-
boro to witness the count of votes on
lkMonday. Senator L. D. White accom-
panied him.
Rev. J5 P. Funk, formerly of this
!. city, was changed by the recent confer
!, epce at Gallatin, from Hartsville to
Nashville. We take pleasure in chang
in his paper to the last named address
q Mrs. w. B. Beard, Of Beardstown,
after visit to her mother, Mrs. j. W.
Harlan, of Mt Pleasant, arrived in Law
renceburg Saturday as the guest OF her
j.. sister, Mrs. Stockard, on Joiner Avenue.
NIB. Hardemnn will preach at the
u Church of Christ, at this town, nex'
y Sunday. Subjects. IL A. M. "Iht
Treasure in Earthen Vessels" L. M
st Religion" 1880 Pm" decentralization.
y J.B. Garner. Attorney General OF thu
Eleventh judicial Circuit, is sick will
mt fever at the Maxwell House. The attacl
m is slight and his physicians think h
will be able to be out in few days
v American.
MS Andrew Smith of Rural Route No.
presents at the Office Saturday cor
:. stalk which is something new i'll tn
matter of stalks. About feet from
the root it forks and each prong pro
duced fine ear of corn.
is g.,
u. The new block on the West Side
rapidly nearing completion, some OF III
stores being already occupied. Thl
re- block is a credit tn the enterprise an
ere goaheadativness of its promoters, adj
ing much to the appearance OF the tow
lrst B. M. Childs has bought the IL. 4
Spence place and will move there in
}. short time. Mr.. Childs is a member
new til. enterprising real estate firm of Loo
ery wood & Childs, and is the sort OF citlD
.. |. that is worth something to a town.
---- N. WEIGH and Mrs. Armstrong wi
!. we hear, open VI business, in the sta
on the East side, formerly occupied
=. by Finley and Garner. They left F
''' day afternoon for the market to buy
E. stock of goods. We wish them the 81
- cess they 80 richly deserve.
We are glad to add the name Of h
Virgil Pafford to our list Of new 81
scribers this week. Mr.. Pafford is
new Pastor of the M. E. Church at
the place, and has already become quite
NOV. favorite with our church going peol
the by his clear, earnest, spiritual sermc
The old building on the Rau pl
'ne recently purchased by Irving Collins
ia'i' being remodled and fitted up TO
% Al business house. Mr.. Collins is show
commendable spirit of enterprise
le of improvement, and will no doubt ha'
,rats nice share of the peoples patroI
for when he opens up.
Rev. T. E. Hudson is at home I
se III Lawrenceburg, where he has been
Law Quoting an interesting revival Du
" her the past year this congregation paic
all purposes more than three thou'
ection dollars. Mr.. Hudson has been req
sburg ed to preach for them anotheryear
,iliing increased salary.-Giles County Rec
The more experience Attorney
A,'' eral Job Garner has, the more ne i
" % monstrating that as State Erosec
y" he Is q success, and that he Intend
do his duty without fear or favor
name with no faint of the blood thirst
man, which characterizes some Attorney
II our erals. His manner Is sincere and IN
guments direct and convincing, Al
re for can make them as scathing as thu
irgeret casion requires. Socially he Is q
in the the most agreeable and coinpanio