The Ellijay courier. (Ellijay, Ga.) 1???-1915, June 26, 1913, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVOT.I1MK :ss- ••• )K j local ani> personal *" ^ I ^^rap^g^^^3 ^^*********^'***| —--- - Frank Pettit of Pike, was here Taesday- hole j The old swimming is a popular resort for the boys these hot days. ; Miss Lola Swan, of Pike, and her brother Steve, were in fclu» city Monday. Tan Bark , and , _ Lumber . ... being is hauled into the market here m great quantities The north bound tram Monday flight ‘ was delayed ........... several hours “ by a freight wreck Mr. Francis Lanning, of Tur niptown, has been dangerously sick for some days. Quite a crowd of citizens were here Saturday of the enmity. from different] Sections ■ The hot nights have pat a quietus on the bud worms and the eorn is growing so fast you car. almost see it jump. Mr. George Holloway, of Bur nett, was in town o.i business last Saturday and gave the Courier a pleasant visit. ; Mr J. L. Weaver who has! been confined to his room for! some days is improving, and we hope to see him out right soon. The apple crop is short but we hear of a scattering crop in diff¬ erent parts of the county which will no doubt bring good prices Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S j CASTOR I A j . - , - We are sorry to hear that! Charley Holt, of Owltown, had) j the misfortune to have his milk cow killed by a stroke of light¬ ning. The Rural Carriers on Routes 1 and 2 from this office are in¬ terested in having the Good Roads movement extended to» their routes. We notice in the Murray News that a Company from St. Peters burg, Fla, has bought mountain land on Ft. Mountain fora summer resort W e suggest that at the next Singing Convention that we have as a feature of the occasion Rev Larkin Chastains class to sing in the Christian Harmony. A number of prominent Speak¬ ers have been invited to attend our Big Barbrcue on the Fourth and an abundance of Barbecue will be on hand Come on and bring the folks. We have received favorable news concerning the Florida Colony that we are trying to lo¬ cate at Ellijay and hope that we will be able to secure a big Sum¬ mer Hotel for Ellijay. Don’t quit working your corn Until it gets ready to lay by. Sometimes the people are so ious to quit that they omit last working that would have been the salvation of the crop Deafness Cannot Be Cured. by local applications, as they cannot teach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en tirely dosed, Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can taken put and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be stroyed forever; nine cases out of are Caused hy Catarrh, which is but afi inflamed condition of the surfaces. We will five One Hundred for any case of Deafness (caused catarrh) that cannot be cured by Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J, CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists. 75c. Take Hall’s Family Fills tor pation. Advertisement. THE ,ELLUAY COURIER. OH Parks House Burned, j Last Sunday while the family j were ail away except Mr?. Parks, widow old Parks of John residence Parks, Sr entirely , tl>e j j was by fire with all its eon- f Ji.k; thong!/, u*at it setby^irs. Parks whose mind has beeh unbalanced for some time ghe ha8 been unable t0 walk for „ a long , white ... and , gets J in 111 “ a chair. When the! was burning she was found «ttmg in her chair some distance away and seemingly not concern ed about the burning This was the oldest house in the county and part of it was built by the Cherokee Indians. Prof- J vv * Cantrell, of Young Hams, is spending part of his vacatmn in Elnjay. Mr. W. V. Mulkey, of Mascot, Ter.n., has our thanks for a CTd ? t0 Ws W Work ,.as been going on this week-on the rebuilding the Tank vault which fell in on Clint Cole * ast weGlt ‘ 1 he Moody Bros., harness men, are speaking of moving to Can¬ ton in the near future, V\’e will be sorry to lose them. Mr. Will Simmons has been clearing off the Logan lot on! River street preparatory to build ng a nice Bungalow The committee on Location has; decided to have the Barbeele at; the Pump Spring where it will j be handy for everybody. . j ^ Dm’t forget to come to‘the | Big Barbecue July 4th and bring j the f .iks Take a day off and i be happy and let the kids have a time. We are' sorry to learn that Mrs Sam Pelmet was taken t > Atlanta this week for medical treatment. We hope for ha' early recovery. Cheatum Payne carried the Fails Creek mail one day recent- 1 / and his horse became ITighten ed and tore up th2 buggy when he ttjppi d for dinner We ,,, suggest , that ,, . the ., New An. . tomobile Highway be built OUti the Jasper road via the Mosei Jones Mountain and down by I Talking Rock. This is a good ' dry way and the road is the we now have in the county. Don't wait for your house burn down before you think about Insurance. See mo it. 1 represent several old ble companies. H M. Ellington, Agt. [Ad vertisement] The Legislature met on the 25th and Representative James and Senator Burtz are on the job looking after the interests of Gil¬ mer and the 41st Dist. We hope they will succeed in doing great things for this section of the Commonwealth. Last week Clint Wheeler and other parties while building a saw mill road in a dense laurel up a small creek north of Ghop | ped Oak on Boardtown, discov ered bear tracks. The bear was j probably making his home the j aure i and had been heard in the , settlement at night prowling j around < Hon Ralpb0 . Cochran, Atlanta, candidate „ t.ie S 101 L j Senate, was in our city last week accompanied by Mrs. Cochran, j H e was up j n this section looking ]. 1 vci . j fie]d and .7. gclting ac quamted .... with citizens. He r> , our ; will make the race on Industrial Issues and will favor more Tech , n i ca [ Schools aided by the Gov Imminent Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S T A 3 T O R ! A. 1 ELLIJAY GEORGIA. THURSDAY* JUNE -26. 1913 Holiness Camp Meeting. , A camp meeting gill begin East Ellijay, July st, held by the Church of Go" in Christ, We preach the old me Gospel. c 0 me everybody ant stay 10 days with us. Elder L Eghols and " ^ ° haige ' A '.iackson Mr. and Mrs. Hutson, and Mrs. Emma of ton, are visiting the family of Mr T 7 , ' f ^is place. ‘Mr Lawrence D < is with his bride of a week, ^arrived * here afew days ago to ' . at his ^ father and mother ano j ■ f*nds in this section. He has a.fine position at ,K ayre, Ala., an<«e*- doing well Guaranteed Ears.Remedy. i The constant itchir. burning, red . ness> ras h and disagre ble effects ofj eczema, tetter, salt rfc>. im, itch piles and irritating skin v.ptiona can be readily cared and the si. n made and 9n a smooth with with Dr. rw tr,Kar,T,’« tobson’s Oint ment. Mr. J. C. Eveli d, of Bath. Ill, says: “I had eczema t enty-flve years and had tried everytl Hg. All failed. When I found Dr. H isati's Eczema mentTthe ^'phyridan"^^ This oint formula lias bee • jr, •\so f- - - -not an cx perirnhn t. ffi it '.*• • can guaran¬ tee it. AH druggist, or by mail. Price 60c. Pfeiffar • hemical Co -. Philadelphia and St. L ojs. Advertisem nt. f New County of Tate. I n a new county, , the citizens - f recite the following: Tbe creation of th s uew coun¬ ty would work no injustice to our our neighbors ne.gi.tH>™- g a cou : ties as may may G " n ' / a C ° lp f l ‘ )11 ° i,U t J eS obtained i from r the omptroller , , General and from the U. S Census Bureau Gi mer county population, and $927,603 taxable property. Our new county would frbhi Gilmer 22 1-2 square 600 population and approximately $25,000 taxable property. Pick ens county we find from official county map, contains square miles. 9,C41 population and $1,102,004 taxable property. The new county cuts from ens 35 square miles, 960 tion approximately $57,848 hlo property. The county line is withm three of I'airmount. The narrow WC take from Pickens is rough ridge land and thinly settled. Cherokee county contains square miles, 16.66! and $3,461,012 taxable property, ! The new county would take from I ! Cherokee 24 1-2 square miles, 6l3 population and $59,862 tax ,, nroaer t v . cou „ ty contains ?quflre mileSi 25,388 and $7,067,114 taxable property. The new county would take Bartow 6 square m l es ; population and approximate!) $280,000 taxable property. Gordon county contains square miies, 15 861 and $3,670,094 taxable property j The new county would take ; Gordon 103 square miles, population and i $700 000 taxable property. j Murray COUfitv contains square miles, 9,763 and ‘*“' J $1,757,330 taxable property The new countv would taiie Murray 9 square miies, 175 Illation and $50,000 property Most GhilJren Httve Wormr Many mothers think <heir a f , “ ffer1 " 8 ; ache nervousness, weakness, j ness, most when they of all are children victims of j common s | -worms. Peevish, ill-tempered, I ful children, who toss and grind J teeth, pains, have with all had the symptoms breath and of j and should be given worms, Worm Killer, a pleasant candy which expels worms, regulates the j els, tones up the system, and {children j children Worm Killer Well Well is and and guaranteed. happy. happy. All [gists, or by mail. Price 25c. i Indian Medicine Co.. Philadelphia St. Louis. (Ad vertisement.) T)ay Singing' at Mt. Zion. “" *” day singing was held at Mt. Zion Church 6 miles east of Ellijay, conducted bv Rev. Larkin Chas-' tain. The Old Christian Har-! mony books were used and we thtak^ofrfd times when weused to g0 to meet ing barefooted and f ee j dressed up if we had on a ^hirt pa j r 0 f uew galluses and a clean A big crowd was present from the - surrounding country and an ample and sufficient and most excellent dinner was served on the <1g of which VPUr cor . partook with great rdish and h ; gh apore ciation. The Gntire audience enjoycd the occasion and went awcy hap . We hope to see more of these kind of singings They are all right and mighty fine in many ways. Mr John Tom Moreland was in Ellijay this week. Messrs. Jim and Pink Wells, of Route 2, were here on business this v eek. Prof. Ledford fo,riper 3^-ioci-. pal of the Institute, was here among his old friends this week. We are Agents for the Asheville Steam Laundry, and will send your goods by Parcel Post if left at Post offlee. H. M. Ellington. Adv. Mrs. Mattie Bell Roberts and her two little girls are visiting her sister, Mrs A, H. Burtz, of this place a. D C • Anderson, of Dawson county, called on us Tuesday and renewed his own and his mo* hers subscription Tr ,,^ n p hin nen with a crowd of young men who are his guests has been down to the Falls this week on a camping and fishing trip They went down the Coo sawattee river in a boat and had a great time. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CASTO R I A Best Laxalive for the Aged. Old itien and women feel the need of A laxative more than young folks, but it must he safe and harmless! and one which Will not cause pain. ^ Dr, Kind's New Life Pills arc es cially , Jood for tboagcd f or they act promptly and easily. p,-i C e 25c. Recommended by Teem Bros, Adv. ------ \a decision of the U. S. Supreme Court Upholds the Postal law, as to; making statements etc. Thi , sworn * means that, we will have to strictly ob-1 -m the L.. in w rh sendingo„>I papers Bal tics owing tor more than one year and not having renewed, will have to be left The City ri Fathers , hate been busy this week assessing the ta. i for this year. They raised near¬ ly everybody and fixed the rate at 50c on the hundred which should provide sufficient revenue to do some much needed work on our streets and walks. ----_---- tilcers and Skin Troubl-s ’ • , running or ^ fever sores, ulcers, boils, eczema or other skin troubles, get a j from Bhcklen’s an u S Arnica l >- ulcer Salve for nine cured months her and in two wepks Will help you. Only 25c. Recommended by Teom Bros, Advertisement, Think It Over , Yod go down the street seeking eai ployment, and at, every door you are “turned down." Why? Because you are not. trained. Business men are looking for trained voung men and women—advertising for them every day. If you want to qualify for a good position as bookkeeper, stenographer, Or or the the like, like, take take the the Draughon Draughon Training, Training, For catalogue, address Draughon’s i Practical Business College, Atlanta, Ga. I or Jacksonville, Fla., or Nashville, Tenn, Advertisement. TANKJBKSLEY. On June 5. 1913, the death angel Came within our circle and | jbade our sister, Mrs J. S. kersley, come to her reward in Heaven. Her l : fe, influence, and exam i pie have been an inspiration in our Missionary Society of the : EllijayvBaptist Church. But she is gone. “The silver chord is i° ose( h and the golden bowl broken,” «nd she has passed into the presence of her Lord. The suffering which she bore, | 9UVU such beautiful WV.WUtll.Ul patience, J^WLIVlJt-^j is “j over, v * and she rejoices Qh t £ b g sorrow in the home c j e She was a beloved daugli jter, devoted sister, and faithful ] wife and mother, and a conse j crated Christian. As loyal diers of the cross, let US dr A j | yet closer together, .weld broken chain by our, -mvn se ceg and f alt hf ulna's, and so ^ as sne uito, ulus nonoring ner ex-imple,. and glorifying our ta lt e a Society, bo it Resolved, First. That we thank God the privilege of having lived in touch with our dear departed sister, and we submit to His will, ji n placing this, one of his rarest j jewels, in the home above the stars, and we thank Him for the assurance, which comforts and consoles us, that she is reaping the reward of the faithful. Second. With our tenderest sympathies extended we com mend Hod’s all-sufficient ,, grace r.o the bereaved husband and rowing • family. - Third. — ■ ’ —. • these resolutions be spread upon , book book of of Minutes> Minutes, and and pub ur . j j lished iii our local papers and the Christian Index. ] M A Fowl or j^ rs> g g. Kelley j Mrs. Mrs. J. M. I Allen Teem 'I j O. ( Oui friend Poley Holt, who j owns writes property from Maben, in this Ala., section, that 1 us our good roads plan proves successful to put him down for : Uvho $50 We like to hear from men talk like this. —-—— ---- Plan for Federal Aid to Roads ,| on Jonathan Bourne, Jr.. Chairman of lho Jljml Col „„ lt „, „„ , in the Construction of Post Roads, has given out the following interview: j “With city population increasing three times aa fast as ru a) population, and j there is surely need to make farm life ; more attractive. The problem is one j national import nee, for congestion 1 F-or-ulaOc, in Upon country life we depend chiefly for a nation great. | “To halt the drift of men and women j J°' Vard the city, we must make pro fi tab]e - No public, , will aid more in this direction than im i provement of highways, for good 1 destroy the isolation of country life, improve market opportunities and erease the cost of hauling farm j °.. TomC(lt th „ s it„ a tion I h ue «u ; geste d a p i an fo r Federal aid to roads, the purpose of which is to j the nation and the several States- in an lexpemtatare of three billions of in fift y years construction t ' nroducc produce these these results: results: “Fir^t, add one hundred billion dol j lars to our national wealth. “Second, save a billion dollars ! ^ farmers by . partial . substitution j motor power for horse and mule as today it costs two billion dollars nuallyto feed 25/100,000 horses mules on American farrtia. Even con d»ceo,,7 c,i n na.ti 0 n of animal power W it j re t ,osent- m ,.<l «. dred m j lljoRS annually, •‘Third, furnish occupation for qqq p CO p] e maintaining the highways, cept during the harvest season, t jj ey wou ij jj e f ree t Q work on during the busy season . A road maintained until that time needs no during the harvest period. j -- Any perFOn interested in the | 0 f goo d roads can can secure secure a a Copy copy of of suggested plan Dy writing me, care : the genate g ena t e Office office Buddi Bu ;id in g, ..... j-> q —inland Partner I Tut best thing to cake tor biUo-asness s a Sir.. SiPss' Laxativ* TaWet, Decoration and Mission Rally at Flea^ant Hill 5th Sunday ! in J' jne ‘ 9a. m Song services by choir. 9:30. Welcome address by J. E. Ellis. 9:45 a. m. Decoration Work Rev. Hogan- 10:15 a m. March tp grave' yard. Gatherto.churchforser vices. H a. m. • ermon by Rev. ■ Deweese State of Dead from Death to Resurrection.” Noon. Recreation with dinner | on ground 1 p. m. Singing by choir, h'31 p. m. Recitations by chil dren. 2 p m. Talks on Missions. Rev. J. T. McHan and W. R. Legg. 3 p. m. Song by,choir. Dismissal in prayer by V. C. Deweese. Everybody invited. M Tatum ( j J..E. Ellis f Committee ;j j j^ 0 h rs I. * wBI rwlb for green <1 ?Y“" al5C ' Pe r *>• tm dry flint hides. J . W. WlMPEY Advertisement. Mountaintown News. We are having some nice weather at present «ake up correspondents and let us hear from you I /Altha Newberry was the guest j of Annie Hill Sunday. , ] Sunday was a nice day and I went Visiting. J i !__, Mr. and Mfk. John Soiltlief | — -u d SayS aaya its ,ts ., a “ . uuy. boy ' j j ing The nicely Sundav at Gates school Chapel. is progress- ] , Mrs. Sarah Mill v/as the guest \ of Mrs. Lu ( ra Parks recently. - ■ \ , , Miss Ollie Hill was the guest I of Annie Parks Monday night. I Mrs- Mollie Hill was calling on ■ Mrs. Sarah Hill Sunday night. Mrs. Aim Painter was ihe guest of Mrs. Sarah Hill Monday. Mrs. Eva Page is planning a trip to her sisters soon at Chats - worth Mrs. Eva 4ewberry was the] I ‘4 ues - °f Mrs, Sarah Souther | Sunday last. Misses Annie Talks and Ollie Iliil were the guests of Mrs. Eva Page Monday. Mrs. Altha Parks was the hw llau*ht«r, Mra Noru ; ’ e ,=i ’ ‘ ^ n day ■ ' Mrs. J. P. Crook is visiting her - ,, M ^ T Lo,s • McClu,d I ‘°yd cltic; - j COUnt.\. Mr. Bob Parks, of Owltown. was vistiting his brother Jim Parks, Satlird&y and Sunday. Okla., has returned home after an extended visit to her mother* A large crowd attended the j funeral of Mrs. Ann Hill who was brought to Mountaintown 01 buna ‘ : Mr. Charlie Painter and wife i has returned home after an ex tended visit to their mother in Middle, Ga. Mrs. N. A. Hill and daughter ; •''ophia, visited their daughter and sister Mrs. Effie Henson, of Crandall, Ga,, last week. Mr. Monrce Fowler will preach • at £ dyal Cove Shnday 30th, and I Rev W. F Cochran will Dreach . ' ' . tbe {2nd- Sunday at the same I p ace. «i,h best »iah« to the ana its many readers. Blue and Black Eyes. j t i-i - —-------- | ro We . ho{)e a!i 11 our county . people , i Will , come to the Barbecue on ! f [ the Fourth- We expect to have j enough Barbecue for all who or COnU. . m „ w \ ;thnnt nout dinner Sinn. but in case , j thg gu , y sboa ] d run short it : might be a good scheme for our county folks to bring a basket i with th'-m. NUMBER 26 Fire Insurance, H. M, Ellington* Agent* Ellijay, Ga. 1 represent The Security Fire Ins. Co. of New Haven, Conn. The National Union Fire Ins. Co of Pittsburg, Pa. The CeOTgla Fire Ins. Co- of Cedartown. American Central Ins, Co, St- Louis, Mo. These are all leading old line Companies authorized by the State^of Georgia to do business and having made the required deposit with the Insurance Do parfcment of Georgia. Adv ALLEN, COGGINS & HEARD, Expert-Licensed Embatfncis, Long Distance Phone 465, Adv, Marietta, Ga, Club Rates, Por Cash in advafice we will sfend you The Courier and TriWeekly Constitu¬ tion and foi' cinly $1,50. The Courier and Sem Weekly Jpufnal for $1.25. TheCourier and Home & Farm or Toledo Bladd $1. U i, H M. Ellington, Editor. L0UIVILLE & NASH V x , LUE mu««<f\vnw RAILRoAD AfPlVlllg d.lld Departing Tihie at F-llijay Ga, All Trains Daily. Effective Huiiday DacCrnber Sth. lHitf; Leavt ...... Ar , and North, ..-38* *. .,14 « , } . ue a , u i Murphy 7:45 pm 7:04 aw AtUnla> , , 14 P M l4 , 8 , M Marietta amt Atlanta 7:o4 7:45 I’ !-t (Advertisement) t 1 '* TKB e arwiNC machine OF QUALITY. Not SOLO Under ANY OTHER NAME. WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. If you purchase the NEW HOME you will have a life asset a i the price you pay, and will not have an endless chain of repairs. -■Vo “=5 Quality Considered it is the Cheapest in the end to buy. .<f y<>ti want fi sewing machine, write fof ihr latest catalogue before jrou purchase. t* I!o!Hr Sewing Mil Co,, Orange, llllasi Woman Finally Recover# From Nervous Breakdown people Impoverished nerves destroy m:iny before' their time. Often be¬ fore a suffertr realizes whit the trouble is, he is on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown. It is of the utmost importance to keep youf nervous -system in good co 1 dition, as tiie nerves are the sourer 0 Kouhz, / all bodily Mechanic power. St.,' Mrs. Pueblo, Anna 211 Colo., says: 1 “For many years I suffered front nervous prostration; I was unable fo do any house work and doctors failed to help me. Remedies I tried from druggists did not do rrie a particle of good. A neighbor told n:y husband about Dr. Miles’ Nervine and he procured a bottle. After the first 11ISL improvement' ICW few doses uu . w and'after I , showed a „ marked .... taking two bottles I was entirely cured. I aiiii t, een perfectly well for yeafS cannot praise Dr. Miles' Nervine "?.W& weakness, - appetite, poor digestio,). in inability to sleep; if ,ypu are and f general run down condition unable to bear jC-ir part of tae iX-iiy grind of life, you need some* thing to strengthen your nerVes You may not realize what is the mat¬ ter with you, but that is no teascht why you should delay treatment. Dr. Miles’ Nervine has proven its value in nervous dis¬ orders for thirty years, and merits a trial, no matter hov. many other remedies new? failed to help you. Sold by ail drugsists. If first bottle fails to benefit your money Is returned. MILES MEDICAL GO.. Elkhart, InU.