Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-01-06
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Three Nights.
Woods Sisters.
At Opera House.
Thurs'ay, Friday Saturday,
See Stockard & Boards new "ad'
Real enjoyment is had when reading
that clever magazine, Tic SMART SET.
For good cigars the Blind mans
store.
For pEST Four room cottage in n.
T.. Iawrcncehurg also two rooms over
DEMOCRAT Office. Apply to q. I. or II.
Il. Bentley.
Miss Johnson of Columbia spent
Christmas in the city, the guest of
Mesdames II. l.. and ". L Armstrong
who spent the day here,
Revival meetings will begin at the
NJ. +. Church, South Jan. 10 1908.
Conducted by Holiness Evangalsts.
Rev. Luther r. Robinson, Laymance Of
Somerset, Ky. All Christians are
earnestly solicited to attend these ser.
vices.
The Blind Man on Military street
sells candies and fruits that cannot DO
beat.
Circuit Court is in session this week
with his Honor Judge Sam Holding,
presiding. She usual routine work is
being gone through with. On Wednes-
day Circuit Court took an adjournment,
Z Judge Holding holding Il special session
or the Chancery Court an that day.
Full proceedings will be given nest
week
The County Court, which met Monday
had very important session. $40, 600
was appropriated to build n new court
house. The following officials were
elected
l.. b. White Superintendent of Schools.
Brooks WATSON, 1.-Two Stock Inspector,
John II. Trostcl, County Surveyor.
J. NJ. Kennedy, Jail Physician.
The appropriations and other details of
the session will be given next week.
III. Mr.. VIM 8 Crane, of California, Nd
suffered for years from rheumatism and
Iumbugo. He was finally advised to try
Chamberlan's Pain Balm, which he did
and it effected complete cure, This
linament Is for sale by Freeman Bros,
The Blind man sells cranld rries, veg
etalies anl Soar Kaut.
For SALE All together or sepa-
rattly four oak ecun!ers, each tweuty,six
feet long. Can he seen by applying to,
Miss .IrMMlH STEWART
y T. schla'cf, with his characteristic
bighcartedn IS. contributes dollar
towards making III" Democrat bigger
and better dlriny the coming year
Frank Brink has bocpm' II m snlar Of
the firm If II. b. B.ink b 60 via hwa
an oad' ilthis Issue. This strong firm
isnoS betteFable to serve tie trade
thar ever +. fore.
Good groceries you bet. The Blird
Mn sells them cheap.
The Woods Sisters at the Opera House
Thursday Friday and Saturday Nights
are worth seeing.
john II. Trostei, the newly elected
Surveyor, /, one of our new Subscribers
Mr.. Trostel who has been citizen OF
this county only about two years fecl'
that it was a great compliment to him
to have been elected MS he was owe
several Of our best home men. We art
glad to have him rs a reader.
Our esteemed fellow citizen d
Quarrles will have sale with III.
Mitchell of the same neghborhood, OF
January II, after which they expect t
move to New Mexico, fer the health o
Mr.. Quarles' son. We wish them wei
in their new home and hope to hay
them back with us soon.
Mrs. S. II, Bentley. of Phoehix, Ari
IONA has our THINKS for dollar on sui
seription.
We are pleased to hear that Ethrdg
Is to have handsome little $4,000 depc
to take the place OF the ram-shackl
aff,ir recent y burnsl. There is notl
ing togood in our opinion for our enter
prising ncighbor.
Our genial friend, Squire Nj. N
Powell, OF Mockerson, paid us plea
ant call Wednesday morning.
b. f. Watkins of Wayland Spring