Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-01-26
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To You, FIeetwood--T for
Your Compliments. .-EncOur.
ages Correspondents.
REWARD AWAITS THE LOYAL
Busby.
REWARD AWAITS THE LOYAL
FLEET WOOD.

In the first place, please allow me to
congratulate you on the Improvement
made on your paper within the last few
weeks, and | also wish to compliment
your correspondents 1t seems that
each one is striving for the supremacy
as a correspondent, cleaning the very
best, latest and most interesting news,
which makes home paper more inter-
esting.
And the little Magazine comes every
week, neatly dressed, and full of first
class reading, and 1 am sure that no
one who likes good literature would
hesitate to give 81 per year for
such paper.
NoTE:-We thank Fleetwood right
cordially for his kind compliments, and
agree with him that the Democrat is
worth $3.50 per year, but want to state
here that, the price remains only $1.0C
to all those who regard our rule to pay
in advance, and will only charge those
who are delinquent $3.50. We are
forced to do this, as the increased ex-
pense could not be met, for $500 a
year unless we get the dollar in advance.
EDITOR.
Our school at this place taught by
Miss Minnie Newton was out last Fri
day. The closing exercises were wit
messed by good many of our friends
and patrons of the school. students
receiving rewards were as follOws:--
Oscar Crittenden for the most head
makrs in the advanced speler, Miss
Lila Dishough for the most head marks
in the primary speller and Miss Mttit
Crittenden for scholarship. Miss Min
ME stands very high here as u teacher
There was social given in her honor
at the residence of j. W. Upper Friday
night which was attended by. some Al
or so of the elite of the neighborhood
Among those from a distance wa
Mr.. Charles Norwood and Prof. Upper
accompanied by Miss Olga Upper anC
the handsome young daughter of Mr.
Charles Norwood of Minor Hill.
Just another word of encouragement
to our correspondents and / will close
Let us resolve that we will do ou
part to help our good Editor to be abl
to give his readers the latest news ant
you will be rewarded in some way
There is nothing ever lost by doing on
duty, and no one will appreciate on
efforts more than our Editor who i
often in his sanctum burning the mid
night OF hard at work while we ar
sweetly sleeping dreaming of the grea
fame which we will never attain.
NOTE 2:-Fleetwood touches a yer
tender spot in our mental and mors
anatomy when he tells it on us abou
burning the midnight OIL" We pre-
test that he ought to at least do us tn
simple justice to admit that "there al
others" For Justice, all place ten
pie, and all season summer" and
Fleetwood will only read 'Uncle Abe s
plaintive wall in this issue, it wi
furnish the documentary proof ths
we are not alone in burning ''midnigl
oil.' To all of lis "henpecked heroes,
Fleetwood is due ample apology ft
parading our sorrows, in the publ
prints, and we demand that the 'amenC
honourable" be speedily forthcomin
If he continues to expose us in tn
way, "Uncle Abe" and 1--WE" are like
to swoop down on him some fine di
and utterly annihilate him, with ii
irresistible momentum of our swoo
Beware, Fleetwood, Beware !-EDrro