The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-04


Mr.. S. J. Jones, prominent attorney Of
Albany, was in the city Monday last on
business.
MIR. G. M. Byne formerly citizen OF Lee
now prominent landholder Of Lee and capt.
talst Of Dougherty was in the city Monday
on business.
Mr.. Cruger Westbrook, Of Albany was In
the city Monday.
knox Gelatine has a reputation. Fresh
shipment Just received. .. J. Raglan.
Mr.. Henry Williams, a prominent farme
OF Sumter, and an "unrecOnstrueted" dyed
in the wool yard wide old Reb, who followed
Marse Robert E. Lee was circulating among
friends this week.
mrs. T, R. Stewart has been very sick for
several days.
Fresh CoIumbia RIver SaImons 2Oc per box,
For sale by D. J. Raglan.
We heard one or two asking where they
could get FloradOra Cotton seed at. An ad
in this paper would pay those who have
them The cotton sells over 20 cents per
pound.
MIR Ivey, Of Dawson, visited our city this
week.
Mr., !. M. Hines, Mrs H. D. Logan, and
other relatives went to Americas Sunday to
attend the funeral Of Charlie Hines. who was
killed BY wreck en- the Seaboard road Sun
day morning at 1920 O'Clock.
Pie peaches, Pineapple chunk, Grated cocoa
nut & etc. For sale by D. }. Raglan.
The Sunday Central 1900 O'Clock train did
not get here until 100 O'Clock, thanks to a
waShOut.
Wanted "A big old fashioned trunk to Of
fer to the U. S. for post Office. They need
more room, three people Of gOo1 size can't
get to mail In the present at the same dine.
The Famous Norma Martinez cigar, all Ha-
wanna smokers. Cost the retailer $4,000
per M, For sale by D. J. Raglan.
Lake Superior tn front Of ]. M. Hines
store doomed last Saturday, and there was
serious talk of putting in ferry boat.
Sheriff smith went to ChOkee Monday to
collect road tax.
School continues to grow. A well filled
school is a credit to town. Help iton.
When you want toilet articles don't forget,
the best Is for sale by D. J.
The City Council raked In about $4,000
Monday from Saturday DRINKS, and the
white men paid it of course. 1t comes out
of the white man, even though the darby
does the drinking and gets the fun. This
dispensary is disgrace to the town. Even
little boys get whSkey and beer from it some
way, we don't know how, but it can be pro-
ven If it is desired to do so.
Have you ever heard the ladies say, you
can't get what you want in Leesburg? Try
D. J. Raglan and if he hasn't got 1t, he will
try to get 1t.
Carlos Hall visited hOmefolItS here Sunday.
He reports that he is doing fine in his new
home. He has an up-tO-date undertaking
establishment in Florida and says that the
people down there are clearing a thousand
dollars an acre raising tobacco.
Mr.. D. J. Minis visited friends In Florida
this week.
Ras Goodwin says that he don't want any
more fever. That it made him fall off about
go pounds and he is only beginning TO gain
his surplus flesh back. We wish him all
success, and may his avordupois be as promi-
nent as Of old and his sides shake as former
" when he laughs good naturedly at a joke.
Gents furnishings, Ladies hosiery & etc a
speciality. Go to see "DUD".
Mr.. Reid PasSmore, Of Newton, IS the
guest of friends and relatives here this
week.
Mr.. B. c. Perry, the prominent young
cashier Of the Bank Of Barwiek, visited
friends here SUNDAY.