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Regular Sscts. shirtfs*""?:iing 8o el Bl e i oD S Mecularflos shirtsgomest.. - . 0 B el i Jolcts « “Boys Knée Pantsf ity el E e e L ee té}vscis‘- per pair o ¥ouths and meus pan e fegpl = s L 9aots B 0 8T 08 per-pilir, s+ ‘Mens straw hats from -,_h_\}_,_._,_._.,.,.m‘.,..:,,...._.,.“.!.«f.:.;.:;;..’_...-24€*~5-, to gScts. apiece. ~ Boys straw hats from “_.___%,,,,,,‘,,,_‘;,“._’_,__,.,‘,__\_.,.____,,.»f,_,_-;,___m_,,,2‘4cts. to.gB¢ts: apicce. Nemens straw Bats fYote | oo o oo s e IBete to #llOB apiece, LOCALAND PERSONAL D, Clifton was in town T'uesday. ) The candidates are shelling the wcods. Mr. Martie Martin was in town Wednes day. . Mr. W. R .Clifton was in town Wednes day. Mr. Frank Mims was in town Thurs day. No one has yet announced for County surveyor. Mr. W.D. Green, of Chokee, was in town Thursday. Mr. Perry Cocke of Armenia was in town Thursday. Mr. Rube Clifton was in town Wednes day on business. Mr. Ed S. Ferguson paid our office a call Wednesday. 'County Tresurer Hall had busiuess in Smithville Monday. . Mr. ]. B. Tyler, and family took in the Barbecue at Sasser Tuesday, Mr. D. J, Mims was shaking hands with his friends here Wednesday. Mr. Bill Bryant one of (Chokees best citizens was'in town Tuesday. Mr. J. A. Lipsy visited Macon on bus iness last Monday and Returned Tues day. Mr C. A. Castellow was in town Wed nesday, while here he remembered the Journal. Thanks. THE LEE COUNTY JOURNAL. Leesburg, Georgia, Friday, May,27, 1904. Rev. Quarterman, Pastor of the Presby terian church, preached an interesting sermon last Sunday. Old Aunt Caroline Allen, (colored) died last Sunday night; and the colored people had a big funeral Monday. Miss Willie Bunkley returned home Monday from Bryan, where she had charge of the school at that place. The Union Sunday School Picnic last Wednesday was largely attended and all, both young and old, report an enjoyable time. : Rev. E. V. Baldy, of Virginia, preached an able and interesting sermon here at the Baptists church last Wednesday night. : The Bank of Smithville has a half page ad in this issue. Read the ad and if you are not already giveing them your patrio nage do so. Mr. J. C. McClain the cleaver and obliging cashier will always be found already to show you any favor, consistant with sound Banking , principles. This bank is a home institution, and should re cieve the support of our people. We had the pleasure of visiting our sister town, Smithville last week, while there we enlisted several new subscribers, and received several compliments, and good wishes for the success of the Jour nal from some of her substautial business men, Smithville is a beautiful town, and it is always a treat to us to have the pleas ure of spending a few hours there, among her cleaver citizens, Many thanks Gen tlemen for your kind wishes. I have a few palr of wmncn'shoés good value going at . Bqcts per pai Drressgoods from. - - Clap s s e b SROHE 60 SRS Ber SEEE Ty 11 xR o acea ate i ¥ 3 % VALI 3 : e et '. 'lllln‘;f‘ Irimmings and laces to. match at rednced priges. . . .0 st v vmn s A full Hne of Ribbons-ftom 0« 0 0 =wrs 05 o Shalh . e S9alh per yard, When in town call around and examine niy line of Buggy and Wagon Harness Call and get prices on my litic of Crockery Ware, Tinware and Hardware before uying elseWhera: 0o ai-Lo Rl i eiler ieTl Sl T S You can still get AV AA. A, Cofiee 10 Pkg. for ik ek e A RROE 181hs. of granulated gugalfor ol o f ii e e el ROl Tou can buy one pound of Tobacco as good as Liberty Bell for 3octs. with tag PRIMARY JUNE 17TH. GEORGIA—Lee County Rooms Democtatic executive commit tee of said county. Whereas this com mittee ath a meeting previously had ap pointed the 11th day of August 1904, as the date on which to hold the election for the nomination of candidates for the various county offices and for a repre sentative in the legislature. And, where as, we have been requested by many of the candidates for the above named offi ces to change the primary to the 17th day of June 1904, and all of the said can didates for the said offices having ex pressed a desire, and having consented to this change. Therefore it is ordered by the committee that the time for the WHITE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY for the nomination of County Officers aud for a Representative of the County be and is hereby changed to the 17th day of June 1904, said nomination is neverthe less to be governed by the regulation heretofore prescribed for the primary not inconsistent with this order. ~ This the sth day of May 1904. C. B. Avery, Chairmaus 1. P Cock, T. S. Kitchens, Committee. ERHRE s i sNI A e In last weeks issue appeared a mistake in the wording of the notice of Mr. Ed S. Ferguson. It should have been KIND in stead of PAIp. We gladely make this cor rection and publish the notice again. Mr. Cook, a prominent Naval Store opperator who has considerable interest in this and adjoining Counties was in town Tuesday. Mr. Ferguson Out of The Race. To the voters of Lee Co. Gentleman: ' My name having been before you as a candidate for the legislature. I take this method of withdrawing same. The rea son there for being the simple fact that i’ve too much work to do to get mixed up in Lee Co. Politics, and as I would be elected in this race it would call for something more in after years and our County needs good farmers and fewer Politicians, I Propose to devote my time to things purely agricultural. In conclu sion let me tender my thanks to those friends who have been kind enough to pledge me their support. Sincerely yours, ,»--..FL(LS’ Ferguson, I carry a full line of plows, binder mowers, rakes and reapers, See me if you are in the market for anything in this line, I will make it to your interest. S. J. Powell. WARE G. MARTIN, ATTORNEY AT LAw, : Leesbarg, Georgia LONG & SON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Leesburg, Georgia. No. 43