The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
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Come to LeeSburg, you can find no finer
place to send your children to school, Liv-
ing is cheap, water is good and plenty, and
after January you will not be in fear of
drunken vagabonds for the. dry law will
make it as peaceful as a dozen coons with a
watermelon each, no razors, cards, or booze
in the droWd.
Mr.. Ben Mckinney, of Smthville attended
commissioners court here Tuesday,
Mr.. W. c. Laramore VISITED this city last
Tuesday.
Notice of application for new roads adver-
tised in this issue.
Notice the advertisement of tax rates in
this issue.
The town has failed to NOV it's crop at
the corner of Starkesville and Smithville
Avenue. When searching for lost mules or
COWS hunt here.
Mr.. Fort Hines we are very sorry to say is
still very sick with fever.
DR.. Henry Long and Frank Long left this
week for Clarksville to recuperate among the
mountains and valleys. DR.. before going
expressed to US the hope that he might re-
turn and lie down to sleep peacefully at night
with no fears Of haunting from the 1896
yellow legged chickens that he has high hO-
pes of being able to devour. And we hope
that the Doc may be enabled to both eat and
sleep afterwards. AS for Frank, we'll Frank
IS saving wood and making no boasts, but
we s,au4 treats tnat north Ga. watcrmelons
will know of his coming.
No sales Tuesday. Hope the record will
continue to the end.
Duncan Forester has completed his road
tax digests for the county. They show
something over 1900 subject to road tax in
the county.
Send US the names Of your visitors, and
matters of news we like to publish the
news and would Ike for our friends to think
to give us news items.
Judge Geo. c.. Edwards held Ordin3rys
court here Monday. Judge Edwards has
been Ordinary, ard COOL one at that f
sometime. We would say how long, but
1t might look like we were trying to hurt the
Judge in the eyes of tie fair sex. so we can
only say that we hope the goose that will
pick the green grass from the grave of the
Judge wont be Matched in a hundred years
yet
Dr.. price, of Armenia, was in town Tues
day and reports things in fine shape in the
city. We did some job work for the Doctor
and wish the other folks who have such
would send in their orders.
Rev. Mr. Link filled the Presbyterian pull
pit Sunday and gave his congregations some
interesting and forceful sermons.
Friends of the delft blindfoded and backed
c. H. Beazey on the train Monday for
business visit to Albany. He is supposed to
, ave walked back Monday night
Ware Martin went to Albany Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. E. B. Lee has bought him lady DON
key for use in riding under the house hunt
ing hen nests.
Mr. Jack Powell, of Adams, was in town
Tuesday to attend the performance of Com
miSSioners circus.
Mr.. G. c. Holiday visited Albany Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Minis left Thursday
morning for Macon, where they will spend
few days.
Mr.. G. S. Pryor paid Albany business
trip Friday.
Miss Lois King is expected to return nome
Sunday, after spending several weeks win
friends and relatives in Fla.
Mr.. VIII Minis left. Wednesday for Fit1-
gerald where he will visit friends and rela
tives,
Mrs. H. D. Logan accompanied by her
two sons. Hines and Robert, and little dau-
glitter Louise, left Tuesday for Americas,
where they will spend several days with
frienis and relatives.
Miss Payne, of Americas, is the beautiful