Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-02-17

OOtpOu oCit.AeVutS, INuouNIiC, iSnu.
Monday morning was said to have
been the coolest in Lawrenceburg, with
in the memory Of the Oldest inhabitant
the thermometer registering fourteen de
rees below zero. ri.
j. Barnes of Larwill, Indiana, wants
to know more about this section of the
country and has taken the best way to
do SO, subscribing for the Democrat for
year. Thanks.
Our fire laddies were called out Mon
day to estinguish a slight blaze at the
home of Lee Frazier on North Military
Street. The fire was put out before
soing any very great damage.
G. 7. Bently came up from Waterloo,
Alabama Tuesday, to take his wife and
baby to that place where they will make
their home for while. Mr.. Bently is
engaged in the timber business.
We will pay cash or trade for all the
chickens you bring every "Wednesday.
Present price Hens &c per pound Chick
ems 6 to 81.
Kronk & Rippy.
1t gives us very great pleasure to hear
and to be able to report that little
Eugene Gallaher, who has been so
dangerously i'll with pneumonia is i'm
proving. Mrs. Galaher is better also,
We learn that Chas H. Bentley, fer
mer Editor of the Democrat, who was
receatly in idaho has gone to Mexico,
prospecting Mr. Bent!ey's whereabouts
are always of interest to his host of
friends in this County.
Mr.. Mrs. R. b. Robertson, Have
opened up first class boarding
house at their home on Pulaksi ST,
first house across the railroad nice
clean Beds, first class fare.
Rates 81 TO $500 u Day.
Mr.. WR, g. Crane, Of California, Nd.
suffered for years from rheumatism ant
lumbsgo. He was finally advised to try
Chsmbcslsin's iEAin Balm, which he die
and it eiiactsd a .complee cure. Thi.
linament is for sale by Freeman Bros.
| The Surprise store has an "ad" in thi
issue This euterprising firm keeps wha
you want at the right prices, and hence
can afford to advertise. Don't forge
that it is the man who advertises, wht
will give you the most for your mon
ley.
| G. s. Schwartz, of Indiana, is her
looking up location for a big Nursery
which he means to establish here, a
once. He says that this should be
great country for fruit growing ant
backs his opinion with his action il
coming.
I School was dismissed Tuesday, OIL
account, of the very cold weather, an
| the "young hopetuls" had holiday
which they spent close to the fire, W
venture to say. Old Boreas was bit to
fierce for even the irrepressible small BIO
on Tuesday last
, G. M. Dicken, of Fostoria, Ohio ha
been in the City for the past week look
ing over our splendid county. Notwit
standing the bad weather he has bee
. able to see some Of our unusual advar
tages and among them the Demo
, crat, which he will read the coming l
j, months.
Louis Spencer Daniel, the America
: Society entertainer, will be at the Opel
House March /. Mr.. Daniel has til
;. strong endorsement of such people
a Grover Cleveland, Benton McMillI
Bob Taylor, Alexander Salvini, S
Henry Irving and many others. o.
people should not fail to hear him.
e Very small crowds attended the Ann
T. Abbott Show at Opera House Monds
Is and Tuesday nights, owing to the e
j. IRENE cold weather. Those who we
there, however were well repaid by Sc
q ing this wonderful little woman's exh
. bition of her mysterious powers. Mi
! Abbott was all of the show, hOweve
:, The remainder was not worth t
10 while.