Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-04-20
Revelations
OF Modern Methods and Pro-
gress Big Steam daug--
Plow--Dots OF Infor.
nation and e
Bit Of Fun.
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CAPT. BILL.

CAPT. BILL. /
Dear Old Democrats Silence in
court The Judge wants to sneeze.
What has becomeof our Crowson cores
pondent? She must be suffering with /
the gout Quite a number from Crow
son went in the l4th inst to hear the
Silver tongued orator of Tennessee "Our
Bob" speak, and all agree that no other
man in the state is 50 near the hearts of
the people, and after listening to the
music of his voice the burdens of the
day seem lighter, the birds sing sweeter,
the roses swaying with the breeze sends
forth their fragrance with greater per-
ception, and the writer believesI that
men love their wives, daughters and |
mothers better. O say! started out |
to.give some news and here have gone
off into sentimentality. But when we,
THAT is me and Bob) get to the u. $.
Senate, we'll take it turn about making
speeches and making people laugh and
feel good, so Mr. Editor, we now extend |
to you Noah Hancock, and DR.. Stock !
ard hearty invitation to visit us at
Washington.
Now | will start up Crowson aud see
what the people are doing. pause a
moment to look at the water pouring
over the mill dam, and note also the
comfortable little houses erected for the
factory people; further on | see Mr..
Hardsol training raspberry vines and
watching strawberries bloom. Then
see Tom Gather carrying water up a
steep bluff. When arrive at the Strib-
ling farm risk one eye on tRehig steam
horse pulling plow which turns some
thing like s or 10 # at clip aud say
to myself That's on-thiug we've
been reading about an dream OF Cali
ornia, An fully ayt1, t., ths fat
that I'm still in Lawrence County Ten
nessee, when ! see on the next farm,
Jay Crews humping hilnsslf Qike me)
after two horses and a No. 20 Oliver
John Howard is making things hum too
Mr.. Douglas has large nice barn and
mile Of new fencing on his farm and
is preparing to build new house soon.
John Blair is still trading horses and
trying to get some plowing done,
Jim Kitchen and family got back
from Rackumsack few days ago and
is now spinning yarns, between puifs.
Uncle Jack says he hasn't struck OF
yet, but had plenty of natural gas to
start with.
Roy Lowe (our enterprsine mer-
hant) has been making some improve
ments in the way of fencing.
As pass Mr.. 2ollock's / see Walter
crying for some new shoes to wear to
see his girl.
Milas wishes for sprinkle every day,
Oscar Patterson says a certain young
man in the community cant have it all
his own way if he can helpit
@. M. Clark has completed his ma
chine shop and is building dam pre-
paratory to running it by water power.
As pass along notice that W. J.
Powers, J. W.,Faires and our new friend
Mr.. Ladwig have been beautifying
their farms with new fences
E w. Crews Esq has made quite a
change in the looks of his farm
By the way Arch Ladwig has gone
into the stave and lumber business
He slaves around home all day and
lumbers in to see his girl in the evening
That's right Archie. got my start thai
way
drop back one notch and l find oul
genial friend b. F. Beard having tus-
sic with Gen. Green. The Gen. wa
getting the best ticks until reinforce
ments consisting of Capt. John Nc Gal
eb and Gorporals Brown aud Peters who