Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-07-14

iehergy. GOou Tor chlluren or ADULTS.
Sod by-FREEMoN Bios.
j. b. Kiacaid, Of Pekin Illinois, and
friend Mr.. Green spent several days of
their summer outing, in Lawrenceburg
this week. We had the pleasure of
meeting these splendid citizens of the
North, and found them most interesting
aud intelligent takers,
Henry Singer, Of Marion, Indiana,
has bought farm in the Flatwoods,
and will move here sometime in the near
future. Mr.. Singer is of that type of
progressive Intelligent citizenship that
makes any country better fer his coming
and we give him hearty welcome.
The ba,n of Mr.. E. G. Parkes was
burned Saturday morning, with -four
fine mules, feed and other contents.
The loss is reported to have been nearly
$500 with 5000 insurance. Fortunately
the night was damp and still and moth
ing else WAS burned
Rubt. l.. Stockard and wife are the
proud parents of a fine boy. The baby,
ihumanity's sweet message from the In
finite, came Tuesday morning. Bob is
singing the old negro melody, "All /
want to make me happy,Jes a fine little
boy to call me Pappy," with new
meaning these days.
Preaching Sunday morning at the
Opera house. Sunday school Sunday
$50 P. NJ. at Jackson Park, also,
preaching there at $3.50 and s P. NJ.
Subject for $3.50, Jesus Christ, as a man,
compared with other great men, At
night, Why are so few saved, and SO
many lost.
| F.J. TYLER, Pastor.
| Algie Chafin, of the firm of Moore &
Chaifin, and Miss Matte Afford were
married Sunday last at Flatwoods.
The marriage was quietly arranged and
came as a surprise to even their intimate
friends. Rev. J. X. Bone said the
beautiful ceremony Of his faith, that
united the lives and hopes of the two
Young folks. We wish them much joy.
Digests AL classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stomach troubles, and makes rich red
blood health aud strength, Kodol
Dyspepsia, Cure rebuilla wornout It's
SHES. Coy. G. W. Atkinson, Of W. va,
says; II have used number Of bottles
, of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have
found it to be very elective, and
indeed, a powerful remedy for stomach
AILMENTS. J recommend it to my
friends" Sold by Freemon Bros.
Gov. Jno..l. Cox spoke at jackson
Park to very good crowd, Tuesday
Hons. r. Is. Williams and A. A. Pat
terson rode with the Governor from the
hetel to the Park, where he was intro
daced by Hon. l.. B. White in a very
happy and appropriate way. The Gov
o errors speech was well received. II
/. spoke in the main along educationa
y lines, pledging himself to compulsor
education, and to retain Supt Mynden
in Office. lie said that as law-maker Ii,
a had opposed temperance legislation
but as Governor meant to enforce al
laws on the Statute books. He init
mated that he had changed his attitud
l, toward this legislation since he see
" that it works better than he thought i
g would, and congratulated thu cnuntr
people on the fact that alcoholic drink
-e we're not sold any longer in thci
ct towns and villages.
II The most beautiful wedding ceremC
ny that our folks have seen, was ths
1T of Sam I, Cason and Miss Willie Chi
ID dress at the Methodist Church, las
y, Wednesday afternoon. The bride WA
e. gowned with tasteful elegance in Pun
white, and was preceded to the alter |
Mrs. r. L. Bentley, as Matron Of HoI
or, where she was given away by hi
father. The ring ceremony was use
and DR.. McFcrrin said the solemn Sc
= vice. The church was not darkened, d
is often the case, but presented an {
IS pecially pleasing effect of brightne
ne and light.
: Mr.. Cason is prominent busine
&c.
man of Nashville, and his wife is t,
daughter Of George Childress, formerl
of Columbia, now of St Louis, al