The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-07

ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. d.
Hall, at Leary.
5 or 6 doses ''666'' will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dickerson and
Mrs. w. t. Jackson spent Saturday
evening in Albany.
A crowd Of people were among
the Leesburg visitors to Albany
Saturday.
Mr.. Robt. Fuller leaves today for
Ft. Valley to join the family Of Mrs.
E. Nj. Fuller.
Mrs. Harris left Monday for a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. George Tun-
nell, at Milledgeville.
Just received new line of Ladies'
Dress Skirts and Black Silk Pedicoats at
H. HIRSCHENSOHN'S.
Mr.. w. Fl. Badly visited Albany
Monday on business. Mr.. Badly is
a veteran surveyor, Of moro than
local repute having been, from time
to time, engaged in surveys in diff
ferent parts Of the State, and, for
the Confederate government during
the recent unpleasantness. His SER
vices are invaluable to the land
holders of Lee.
Miss Mary Long went up to Adams
Monday to commence her new duties
as charge-de- affairs Of the school
there.
We refer to the letter of our spar
king correspondent from Smithviile
as it details two deaths from that
place, something very unusual, We
wish to express our sympathy with
those who are so bereaved, and c8
pecially to our venerable and res
pected Ordinary in his affections
Big lot Of Ladies' White Underskirts
with handsome trimmings OF Val, Lace,
Torchou Lace and Embroidery Lace to
go at CSC Worth SIPS. At S. H1R
SCHENSOHN'S.
We ate our first meal at the Nc
Afee House Monday since the pres
ent management has had it in charge
and were pleased with the good
things for the inner man and for the
management, on that occasion.
Mr.. R. A. SubIett, of Armenia,
was in the city Tuesday in his auto,
accompanied by his son and their
wives and Miss SubIett. Mr.. Sub
lett bought the I. P. Cooke place
last winter and, though the years
operations were commenced under
rather unfavorable circumstances,
owing to scarcity of labor, yet he
has fully demonstrated what push
and vim, coupled with intelligent
effort, can do on these Lee county
lands. We wish we had thousand
more such families to settle in our
county.
Jackson & Moreland, proprietors
Of Planters Warehouse Co, have
just installed new Howe Cotton
Scale at the livery stable, It is one
of the finest and best scales in Lees
burg. Accurate weights guaranteed.
The prettiest line of Mems and Boys
Dress Shirts are to be found at s. HiR-
SCIIENSOHN'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Glaze and
son, Eric, left Tuesday fer El Paso,
Texas, where they purpose making
their home. In their future home
and any where else they go as to
that, we commend them for their
intrinsic worth and the Journal be-
speaks for them a prosperous and
pleasant future.
Mrs. Lydia (Cochran) Clark
visited her sister, Mrs. Glaze, early
in the week.
1t is reported this morning that
Master Harry Powell, son of our
postmaster, S. ]. Powell, has ty-
phoid fever
City Fathers, this is something un-
usual for Leesburg, these many cases
of typhus fever, and it suggests
something wrong somewhere, and is
it not your duty to take vigorous
hold Of the matter and see if the
cause can not be remedied.
Mr.. J, R. Long went up to Tai
bottom with his son, Percy, last
Saturday and visited relatives there
and at Prattsburg
We note that the road gang have
completed the new road to a point
below ADAMS. Lee county will be
proud Of this road, for it is beauty
and a fine piece Of work, and right
here we rise to say that our Mr.. jim
Mcbride is hard to excel as a road
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