Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-03-13
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All kinds OF Feedstuiis at Gibbs

All kinds OF Feedstuifs al Gibbs
& Bellows.
Neal Brown, of Dunn, was here
Saturday.
II, b. Brink has change of "ad' in
this issue. Read it.
Mrs T. b. Smith was quite sick Sun.
day, threatened with pneumonia.
W. A, Haggerty and Mrs. Laura
Woodson were granted license to marry
this week.
Our friend J. Nj. Kelso, of Venus,
was in town Saturday, and renewed for
another year
Richard Riley has moved to Hur-
ricane, Tennessee, and has the paper
sent to him there.
Miss Oline Catterbok, passed through
town, Sunday EN- route to visit her
parents at Dunn.
Mr.. Patterson, of the firm of Patter-
son, Gookins & Co., went to Loretto
Monday on business.
Vince Tidweli the enterprising lum-
Der man of Fall River has had stationery
printed in this Office.
Jos. B. Schade intends to begin at
once the erection of a very handsome
residence on North Military.
Trade with the Leader Store and get
the Button Picture with $l.00 purchase,
on Monday. W. r. LEWIS, Prop.
| Robt L. Stockard is now located at
Ensley Alabama with the r. G. /. & r.
R. co and has his paper sent to that
place.
M. S. McDougal returned last week
from St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
other points where he had been buying
goods for his firm.
Mr.. ]. H. Nophlett, the Jeweler, has
located at Gibbs 4 Bellows instead of at
L. w. Gamers stand as stated last
week See his "ad' in this issue.
A freight wreck, in which the CON
ductor and brakeman were hurt, de-
layed the north bound passenger train
Sunday evening about two hours.
am still making wagons i'll the same
old way only plnre and better Only
first class stock worked in
W. e. GUNsEIMAN
W. P.Oliver, of Piney Mills, was in
town Monday. Mr. Oliver made us a
brief visit and made us happy with his
CHEEKY kindness and compliment.
AS we are not the best, we do our
work as the best.
GUNsEIMAN & KoLLEFnATH,
Depot Street.
G. FL. Bentley former editor of the
Democrat and well known to all our
people has moved to Bronte Texas where
he expects TO be located for the future.
| have moved my Barber Shop on
Pulaski ST., East side Square, and would
be glad to have my old patrons call and
see me. w. j. HELroN.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. j.
| 9. Springer, who has been seriously i'll
ut her home on North Military Street,
is so far recovered as to be able to sit
up.
A. j. Fletcher the meat man has an
advertisement in this issue. Mr.. Flet-
cher will give all orders prompt courte.
Gus attention and serve you fresh clean
meats.
| G. E. Norton, of the Pleasant Point
country has located at Forty Eight in
Wayne County, where he will be in
business, and wants the papar sent to
him there.
Curt Wiehe, Musical Director of the
Edna Foy Co., went to Florence Sun
day, on important private affairs, and
will rejoin his troupe at Columbia
where they play this week.
| Capt and Mrs. w. j. Muse who have
been visiting Mrs 9. NJ Womack left
Sunday evening for Shelbyvile having
been called there on account of the
death of Mrs. Muses. mother.
We have been so rushed with work
that We have been badly behind with
our work. Much of our excellent cor.