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THE ELLIJAY TIMES
VOL.. XIII
Local News.
Ji W. Withrow was hero Satur¬
day.
G. D. Tankcrsley was here a few
hours Sunday.
Drummer Tirtk Sellers visited
homofolks Saturday.
Merchant Frank Gates was here
Monday on business.
N. F. Parks was among friends
here since our last issue.
Mrs. E. W. Watkins is spending a
few days in Murphy, N. C.
l)r. Chastain, of Cartecay, was
here professionally last week.
Seaf Sellers is engaged in carry¬
ing the mail for Oscar Milton.
Mr. *T. G. Cole united with the
Baptist church, by letter Sunday
evening,
Don’t miss the Farmers’ Insti¬
tute August 1st. See program in
this issue.
Children cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Charlie Charles, of Folsom, lias
been spending a few days with rel¬
atives in Gilmer.
Ed Brown, who is connected with
Shippfen Lumber Co., is oue of our
new subscribers.
Pete Kell was here Monday. Pete
Bays he’s got a fine crop, made “by
the sweat of his brow.”
Mrs. F. E. Sliippen has been the
gust of Mrs. Cllas. Hopkins, of At¬
lanta, for a few days.
Dr. B. J. W. Graham administer
the ordinance of baptism to Mrs.
h Sunday afternoon.
Bias. Barker, of Atlanta, is
jometime with her raoth
at Cartecay.
-.o keep com ami
lore is a case of fever
try we have not heard
Ch:iar«n Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
B. C. Logan is now a resident of
E'lijay, having purchased the
Hutchison property from Thos.
DeFoor.
Mr. Kim Kell in scratching po¬
tatoes found six potatoes in one hill,
the largest weighing one and three
fourth pounds.
Drop into The Times office while
in our city and take sotaie life in¬
surance in the most reliable com*
pany in existence'
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris, of
Marietta, arrived here Mo'nday en
fouto to the hospitable home of
Thos. Mashburn near Ralston,
where they will spend a few days.
J. C. Plemmons was here Mon¬
day and showed an eye to business
by coming in The Times office and
taking a lifo insurance policy. Let
others follow his example.
Ben Burgess is smiling at the ar¬
rival of r new demoorat in his home
last week. Ben will be in position
to control nine party votes when
they reach the voting ago.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTORIA
J. J. Fairbanks, of Chattanooga,
says send him The Times aud he
will seud ub the money when he
gets it. Seems brother Fairbanks
has been fooled by some editor and
Wants the paper first.
W. W. Eider, of Boaz, Ala., re¬
turns home this week after a few
days visit to relatives in
county. Bill says his country is
a flourishing condition, peace
plenty in abundance,
Mr, J. R. Stuart, who is
with the Universal Metalic Tie
of Salt Lake City, was in the
a few hours the first of the
His explanation of the steel tie
quite interesting and wo believe
steel cross tie is the thing i
iDR. E E, HALL
DENTIST.
Dr. B. E. Hall, of Atlanta, who
J gained such a reputation with us
j court week, is coming back to Kill
jay the 19th of August, will remain
One week only. The Doctor is well
known here and the w... reputation passion that
he ig Inagter of }lg waa
established court week when he did
quite a large practice and
tory to his patients too. Doctor
Hall will visit Ellijay every three
months and will no doubt find
plenty of work awaiting him. So
make your arrangements to come
between the 19th and 25th.
Who inspired the opposition to
Paul Trammell? Are the corpora¬
tion afraid of him? Keep him
where l»e is.
Rev Frank Hampton, of Crump
ler, W. Va , arrived here Sunday
on his way to Ratcliff to hold a few
days meeting. Brother Hampton
has many friends here who will give
him a welcoming hand.
Hoil. \V. B. James announces
for re-election in this issue. Mr.
James made not only a creditable,
but an honorable member of the
legislature. He has recognition by
the leading members, on commit¬
tees of importance and will he in
position to serve the people more
effectnallyin the future than in the
past. So far, Mr. James has no
opposition and don’t suppose there
will be any either in the primary or
general election.
Lecture*
Miss Drummond will give a free
lecture at the Auditorium next Sun¬
day evening at 8 o’clock. Go out
and hear this gifted yonng lady
whose personal charms add much to
the gift of speech.
Sallow 'f~ comBlexiqnJs ■ : due to
^
torpid liver. DR. M. A. SIM¬
MON’S LIVER MEDICINE puri¬
fies dhd strengthens the liver, reg¬
ulates the bowels, sweeten? the
breath and restores rbs rnddy hue
health to the cheeks. Price 25.
cts. per package. Sold by Cole
Drug Co.
% If You Are a Teacher*
Be sVe yon attend the Teachers’
meetings at the Baptist church ev¬
ery Thursday evening at 7:30. This
work- is interesting, progressive and
beneficial, if you are a teacher yon
can’t afford to miss these meetiugs.
Col. L. N. Trammell did as much
as any one man to give the Georgia
Commission the high stand it now
occupies. His son will delight in
keeping it up to this standard.
Vote for Paul B, Trammell for
Railroad Commissioner.
The Choice of a Husband.
Is too import,ant a matter for
a woman to be handicapped by
weakness, bad blood or foul breath
Avoid these killhopes by taking
Dr. King's Life Pills. New stren¬
gth, fine complexion, pure breath,
cheerful spirits things that
men follow their use. Easy, safe.
euro. 25c at Cole Drug Co.
P. G, Hyatt, of Tails Creek says;
Rev. J. C* Worley, from Oklahoma,
is running a meeting at Tails Creek
this week with a large attendance,
w \Veare authorized to an¬
nounce that Hon. Tom Bel! will
speak at Ellijay Monday, August
the 5th at 10:30. Everybody in¬
vited.
For every purpose of a flesh
healing liniment, for man or
there is no remedy more powerful
than DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID. It is in additiou to its
effectiveness on the flesh a
derful internal remedy. It relives
Cramps. Colic, Dysentery, Sore
Throat, Swollen Tonsils, and
Stomach, As a disinfectant tor
the sick room it is of
value. It destroys germs aud
rifies the air. Added to the
for bathing the face of a
patient it is not only
but it tends to allay the
Price 50 cts. per bottle,
by Cole Drug Co.
OMNIA VINCIT IMPHOBUS.’
MlALUTAY: GA., WEDNfiSDAV, JHA' 3j . 115152.
BUSINESS MEN, MANUFACT¬
URERS. PROFESSIONAL
MEN, COUNTY AND CITY
OFFICERS OF MARIETTA
\ ARE ALMOST UNANIMOUS
: FORJUDGE MORRIS.
i
j It has been claimed in differei t
|parts of the manufacturers, circuit that the profes- busi
n “ ss mcn »
(
B ' oua ^ men > County and City offi
| cers Marietta, the home of Judge
i Morris, were not supporting him in
his race for Judge. To correct this
report, they have practically all in
dorsed him under theii* oWti eigna
tures. Several business men who
did not sign his indorsement are for
him. Four attorneys are Candi¬
dates for offices themselves and
were not asked to sign the indorse¬
ment. This indorsement is as fol¬
lows i
Marietta, Ga., July 18, 1912.
To the voters of the Blue Ridge
Circuit:
Wo are informed that it is being
claimed in certain parts of the cir¬
cuit tiiat the business men, manu¬
facturers, professional men, county
and city officers of M arietta aro not
favorable to the candidacy of Judge
N. A. Morris for re-election to * the
Judgeship of this circuit.
In order to correct any such re¬
port, we as citizens, business men,
manufacturers, professional men,
county and city officers, and voters
of Marietta, the home of Judge Mor :
ris, hereby indorse his candidacy; we
believe that he has endeavored to
discharge the duties of judgeship
fairly, impartially, and in a busi¬
ness-like manner, and that ho is
therefore entitled to an indorse¬
ment for a second term.
Trusting that he may have your
hearty support, we are,
Yours truly,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
J Z Foster
joe Aohott
M M Sessions
P D McCleskey
H M Broadwoll
D VV, Blair
K N Holland
Fred Morris
John T Dorsey
Geo D Andersou
J J Northcutt
J E Mozley
William T Holland
J G Roberts *
Thomas B Irwin
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J M Austin CSC
J h Kincaid Sheriff
J B Wing County Commissioner
VV J Hedden “ “
S II Davenport “ * *
J M Gann Ordinary
W P Stephens Tax Collector
W P Hardrge County Commissioner
R D Moon “ “
P D McCleskey Clerk “ “
CITY OFFICERS OF MARIETTA
J J Black Mayor
G \V DuPre Mayor Pro-tem
W M Flemming City Clerk
C H Goodsor, Chief Police
A L Moon Deputy Marshal
/
|" tv ” £ NoruIcntT“ ? ^
S C McEachern “
W T Potts “
P M Groover Deputy Marshal
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
j J D Malone
j W E Denson
C T Nolan
J K Greer
W H Pei’kinson
MANUFACTURERS
The McNeel Marble Co
By R M McNeel President
“ E B Ffeyer Vice President
“ M L McNeel Sec. and Treas.
Geo F Montgomery Manager
Sales Department
The Brumby Chair Co
By T M Brumby President
T M Brumby Jr Sec. and Treas.
J R Brumby Sales Department
J B Brumby
To Be Continued next week,
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind Yon Haw Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
!
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has*been
in use for over 80 year’s* has borne the signature of
and has been nldde under liis per¬
sonal supervision since It3 infancy.
Allow no Ohe to deceive you in this?
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-good the ’’ are hut
Experiments that it ifld with and emlimgdi* health of
Infants and Ckildffch—Experience against Experiment
What Is CASTORIA
Castoria is a hattiildss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare¬
goric, Drops ahd Soothiilg Morphine Syrups. It is pleasant. Iti
contains faeither Opiixm, nor destroys other Nareotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It Worms
and allays Feverishness. Fob more than thirty years it
has been in constant txse for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It Food, reguldteS the healthy Stomach natural and Bowels,
assimilates the giving and Friend, sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
| Bears the Signature of
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THC CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET: NEW YORK CITT.
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To The Falls J
Last Monday morning Aleck
and Truman Shippotl took
trip to the Coosawattee Falls in a
They left Ellijay between
and 10:00 o’clock and' by
m. they reached the Falls. I
I he river from the Goble Bend j
extremely rough-and swiftv- They],
the Falis without ah acci
o\ any kind where Fred Recoe
Fletch Shepard had made
a few hours before. They
a very pleasant trip, viewing
Falls, catching fish and scratch¬
“chiggcrs.”
In all, they caught twenty three
some weighing over seven
and a large eel and a tur¬
besides accomplishing a feat
has never before been done—
the entire way to the Falls
boat.
State of Ohio, city of Toledo, f 1 BS
Lucas County, *
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Id
senior partner of the flfm of F. J. Cheney I
& Co., doing business in the City of To¬ I
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE I
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev¬
ery case of Catarrh that cannot he cured I
by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. I
FRANK J. CHENEY, j I
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December, [
A. D. 18S6. A.
(Seal) TV. GLEASON, I
Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally i
and acts directly upon the blood and mu¬
cous testimonials, surfaces free, of the system. Send for* .
*
F. J. CHENEY & <50., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Ball’s Family Pills for constipation.
Gumming, Ga., July 29, 1912.
Editor,
Dear Sir:
There appeared in the last issue
some of the papers over the Blue
Circuit an article headed
“Join? Speaking” at Blue Ridge,
copied from the Marietta, Dai¬
Herald, and marked in some of
papers, “Advertisement.”
I um not surprised that no name
appears to this article. If the au¬
thor of it will sign his name to it,
or send mo his name, I will pity him
my respects, and have, from disin¬
terested parties, a true and correct
report of -the speaking above refer¬
red to, published. The article pub¬
lished is so absurdly false and re
diculous that it is not entitled to
notice unless the author will make
his name known. The intelligent
voters of the Blue Ridge Circuit
will not be deceived by any such
clap-trap publications.
Rhespectfully,
H. L. PATTERSON.
LAND FOR SALE.
Two nice small farms in .Walker
County, Ga . Apply to
A' F. L, McWilliams,
Greeubush Ga.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTORIA
In this issue will be found the
of Mr. J. G. Cole
state senator from the 41st dis¬
Mr. Cole’s friends all over
district have been soliciting him
become a candidate and it was
recently that lie made up his
to run. Having been a trav
salesman for years and thrown
e f ore the public constantly, and is
1 , T1OWVi0Vf>r th „ snd
not go iuto a thing of this
for fun or’play. In our opin
he will be an easy winner.
KILLthe COUGH
andCUREtheUJM€S$I
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AMD ALL THROAT AND LiiHG TROUBLES
G (/A RAN TEED SAftSFACrORY
OR MONEY REruf fDEO.
Eor Ordinary)
W. A. COX
For Clerk Superior Couft,
J. P. COBB
For Sheriff,
J. H. PEN LAND
For Tax Collector,
W. E. RACKLEY
For Tax Receiver,
J. li. RAY
For Treasurer',
J. L. PARKS
For Surveyor,
P. G. HYATT
For Coroner,
JOHN HUNNICUTT
NEW MACHINE QUALITY. " SEWING TH£ OF
UNDER OTHER NAME, eoLb NOT ANY HOME
WA3R£NTg& FOR ALL TIME.
If yrtti (***> NKW HOME you will
have a life asicl et the price yon pay, and will
not have an endless ciiain of repairs.
Quality
Considered
it fe the
Chidpesf
in the end
lo buy.
it you want d seeing machlhe, write for
on "latest catalogue before you purchase.
The Herns Sewsig Macks'Co., Orange, fei
Legal Advertisements.
County.
By virtue of an order from the
Court of Ordinary of Gilmer conn
ty granted at the July term of said
court, authorizing the sale of all
real estate belonging to the
estate of H. P. Watkins, late of
said couuty deceased, will be sold
cash at public Outcry on the
first Tuesday in August, 1012, at
the court house door u. said conn-;
r y. between the legal hours of sa’e,
th» following described real es¬
tate to-wit: An undivided one
thiro i lire rest in ami to putts of
lots of land NoS. 199, 20 J, 210,
23‘1 and 234 in the 10th district
and second section of Gilmer coun¬
ty, containing 200 acres, more or
less, and hounded and described
as follows: Beginning at the El
lijay river on the south side of lot
of land No. 199, thence up tlffi riv¬
er to the original line on the north
side of said lot of land, thence
west with the original line to a
walnut tree, and same direction to
Board tow n creek, thence up the
creek to a rock oil tile west side of
the creok, thence straight west to
a rock at the public read, thence
south with the road to the origi¬
nal line, thence West with the
original line to the corner, same
direction with the original line ot
lot of land No. 200 to the corner,
thence east to a chestnut stump on I
top of the ridge at the old tan
bark road, thence with the tep of
the ridge to the main top, thence,
south to J. L. Legg’s lino, thence
with J. L Legg’s line to a gate on
the side of the public road near
Legg’s house, thence and easterly
course w ith I.egg’s line to the road
through the fluid, thence same di¬
rection with the read to the river,
thence up the. river to tho begin¬
ning point, “XCept five acres, more
or less of tots of land Nos. 300 and
334.above named, heretofore sold
ic J. L. Leg; by ix, I'. Watkins,
J. O. Hipp and J. H. Pen land,
which is hereby reserved.- Also ai:
undivided one-half interest in and
to fifty acre$, more or less of lot
of land No. 258 in the lOth dis¬
trict and second section of said
county, described as follows j Be¬
ginning ahove the Gudger house
at a conditional corner, theuCe
northeast the top of the ridge to
the original line, thence south the
original line to the southeast cor¬
ner, thence west the original line
to the beginning point. Also
thirty acres, mote or less of lot of
land No. 284 in the 10th district
and second section of said county
described as tollows: Commenc¬
ing in about three rods of the top of
the mountain on ihe west side of
the original line on tho south side
of said lot, thence running north
with said mountain about the
same direction from the main top
of the mountain to a bend in said
mountain, thence north lo the
corner on the hortn side of what
is known as the Pine Mountain,
thence south with the original line
to the corner, thence west with
the original line to the starting
point. Also an undivided ono
i third interest in and to the norlh
effct end of town lot No. 12 in the
first survey of the town of Ellijay,
in said county and state, described
as follows; Beginning on
street in said town at the junction
with the street manning tu the M.
E. Church, South, thence with
said Church street 100 feet to the
Lizzie Yvard line, thence across
said town lot a southeast direction
to the line of town lot No.
thence a northeasterly direction
with said line between lots Nos.
11 and 12 to River street, thence
a northwesterly direction along
RiVer street 494 feet to the begin¬
ning point, excepting therein an
undivided one-half interest in and
to the ground on which the old
wooden storehouse stood and Ma¬
sonic Lodge room ahove and over
saM storehouse, with right of in
gress and egress to said
room in favor of said
Lodge. S&ici ground where said
storehouse stood measuring 24 feet
front and running back 109 feefc
along Church street. Said
described property to be sold for
the purpose of distiibntioi*
paying the debts or the said It. '
xo- m
deceased. This July 8,
Cannie A. Watkins,
->f the estate H* P.
late of said County, de*
foi ^tc aiS 3uj>por.
Mrs. Mar-. !*. Lowe, as the wid-*
of John •:. Low* !at<* of said
deceased, having applied
a twelve months support fob
if aild „,; :U)i - , ;!;il . ?reu onfc of
oi sa ;., dae , ;a; , df aud
iVp p 0 h, let ; Iiav | hK m „ d *
j wi |j pass npol (
fame at my office at the Au
term 1913 of this conr
my hand ahd official
this July 1, 1912.
T. H. Tabor, Ordin
CITATION,
County.
T: M. DeFoor files his petit
require Dannie A. Watkins, ad¬
of the estate ol H. P,
deceased, to make titles
a certain town lot In Ellijay
to which he holds bond
titles from said H. P. Watkins,
S;ud lot iu tho jui , ctiol ,
Dalton and Gilmer streets.
all the heirs at law cf
said deceased, are required to show
at ihe August term, 1912 o(
the court of Ordinary, of said
coo;,ty, why an order should not
be granted directing 6«id admin-*
isttatrix to make said deed and
This July 9. 1912.
T. IL Tabor, Ordinary
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