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Wiley’s.
The farmers are considerably
behind with their work in this
portion of the county. ¥
Cotton is the smaliest. I ever
saw at this time of the vear.
Corn suid oats are looking fine.
Wheat is .not goed, hardly worth
cutting. . ‘ gizn
M:r William ‘Hay, of Doraville,
visited friends ir this community
last week.» -o0 o !
The singing at' fiecatqr on last
Sunday was largely atterded, and
some of as good music rendered as
I ever listened to. It was real
diverting to see the young ladies
dressed in their fine thin garments
and their faces logked almost klue
from cold, but stil& theg_griuiied
avd endured ite *.F U&%
All portions ox the county that
I have seen, and other counties
that I have heard from, have a
sorry stand of cotton. I have
also heard from Texas, and the
cotton has died there the same as
here.
If last week had heen wet like
the week before, the farmers would
have had to staked their cotton
rows off so they could have seen
how to plow it.
We are glad to note that Mrs
Caleb Burton, who has been sick
for several weeks, is slowly im
proving.
I have been told that two pieces
of steel put together with a rivet,
and a strong man hold of it was a
sure cure for the toothache, and I
found it to be truelast Thursday.
Dr Reynolds, of Marietta, did the
work and done it to perfection.
" Beulah.
Acworth
Miss Dollie Dial has returned
to her home at Wocdstock.
Mr. John N. Johnson, Jr., has
returned from Mercer University.
Dr A J Durham has almost com
pleted a handsome cottage ou
Lemon street
Mr and Mre H D Meriwether
and little son are spending the
summer in Norcross.
Mrs Green D Butler of Green
ville, S. C., was a recent visitor to
MrJ C Armstrong and family in
Acworth.
Mercer M Phillipe and Clancy
O McGee have returned from the
year’s school work at South Ken
tucky College.
Mr James Northcutt has been
re-elected principal of the Battle
Hill High School.
The series of meetinge which has
been in progress at Baptist church
for seveal days is increasing in in
terest. The pastor, Rev D B Regs
dale has been presenting some able
discourses.
Mrand Mrs W M Webb, Mrs
E M Baily and Miss Kate Logan
left last Wednesday morning for
the Jamestown exposition,
The Acworth Cotton Mills are
now spinning 1500 pounds of yarns
daily and a splendid market for
their products. Three new opera
tives, houses have just been com
pleted and more to be started
goon. ,
Dr and Mrs Knox, of Houston,
Texse and children, Robert, Byrd
and Landes are visiting Mr and
Mrs R L McMillau and family.
“+ | BADLYMIXED UP.
Abraham Brown, of Winterton, N.
Y., had a very remarkable experience.
He says: “‘Doctors got badly mixed up
over me. One said heart disease; two
ealled it kidney. trouble; the fourth,
" blood poison, and the fifth stomach and
- liver trouble ; but none of them helped
- me; so my wife advised trying Electric
"'"Bitters, which are restoring me to per
' fect health. One bottle did me more
good than all the five doctors pre
geribed.” Guaranteed to cure blood
.poison, weakness, and all stomach, liver
- and kidney complaints, by J. W. Legg
& Co.; druggists, 50c.
Ambition is what makes a man
climb over a mountain instead of
sitting down to complain akout 1t
being there.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of W
. Olive Sprifgs. ...
» fir;fifi‘%&%fi%‘i visibing
‘bagdanghter, Mrs Fafryis:- \hens,
o @tlapa. & N TR
Rey W B Whit- flled™ i ragh
lai appointment at Malouey
Springs on Saturday and'Sundav.
- We are sorry o note the illuéssl
of Mrs Jim Moon, and hope for
her speedy recovery. |
Mr Ed Turner and wife. of At
lanta, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Mr J P York 1s suffering & great
deal with a rising on his leg.
Borr: to Mrand Mrs Milton Mec-
Larty, last Thursday, a fine girl,
Mrs Nora Wylie anud chitdren
are visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Miss Francis Chalkar’s. condie
tion is reported unchanged. = -
_Little Ada Jones is visiting rela
tives in Atlauta.
Born to Mr and Mrs Perry Ste
phens, of Atlanta, a fine son.
Several from this place attended
the singing at Collins Springs last
‘Sanday. P an »
Little S A White was quite sick
last - week, but is reported some
better at this writing, .
Mr and Mrs Dave Bizzell and
children visited relatives .in At
lanta last week, : ‘
The many friands of Miss Low
Brown. will be pleased to learn
that ehe is very muneh better.
Mr Bud Brown, of Elizabeth,
visited our midst Sunday.
On account of sickness in the
family, my dots will be short this
week. o @a sLyeiLe. |
Orange ffilg. b
Rememher our donual all-day
eingiog here the third Sunday in
July. ‘ Ji
Mre, Kerley’s. condition 18, at
this writing, unchanged.
Farmers in this settlement are
most through chopping cotton
Mrs Hue Harris is very sick with
fever.
General Green has been muking
great headway, but we are glad to
see that his progress is very slow
at present. : . .
The editors, by some mistake,
failed to print my items last week.
[Didn’t reach us in times]
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pair, of Greenville, S. C., a fine
girl. We wish for the little lassa
happy and progperous life. - f
Fraocis DE Stegall visited home
folks Sauday. V., and S,
, New Salem.
~ Mrs. J. D. Easterlin spent last
week ip Branchville, S. C.
Mr. ard Mrs. Hairston spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.
George Hairston at Marietta,
Mr. John Jackson spent a few
days last week with relatives in
Cedartowu and Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. WiikOrr and chil
dren, of Due West, visited rela
tives at this place iast Sunday.
Mr. Gum Foster and wife, of
Due West, and Mr. Felix Foster
and wife, of Marietta, visited the
family of Mr. J. K. Foster last
Sunday.
Mr. Zack Carnes and family
pent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Marietta.
Mr. Nix Simmons has been very
gsick for the past few days, we are
sorry to note. Love All.
Macland. |
The third quarterly conference
of the Powder Springs circuit will
be held here next Saturday. Rev
T J Christian, PE, will be with‘
us, He will aleo preach Sunday
at 1I o’clock. ‘
We regret very much to learn
that our friend and neighbor, Mr
Dean Hardy, is in quite feeble
health.
Mr H A Taylor, who has been
real sick for 1;1161 past month, is
improving rapidly.
firs H%I é)lay spent part of last
week in Marietta, visiting Mrs C
M Barnes, who is sick.
Rev Olin King preached a fine
gsermon here Sunday on “Regene
ration.”” Brother King is a very
fine preacher, aud everybody likes
‘him.
~ Mrs B A Osborn, of Marietta,
and Mrs Ella Bates, of Atlanta,
spent last Friday with the family
of A A Griggs. :
Mr John Clay, wife and daugh
‘t,er, of Marietta, and Mr Holiis
‘ Dunton and family, of Lost Moun
tain, spent Surday with Mr H H
Clay. ,
! Mr Richard Adair, our clever
‘blacksmith, has been sick for some
‘time past. We hope to see him
out goon,
~ Miss Hattie V Griggs spent last
‘Tuesday in Smyrna with heruncle,
Mr John Griggs.
Mr J J Daniell and wife, of Ma
rietta, visited their parents, Mr
and Mrs C N Moon Saturday and
Sunday. Raby.
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CASTORIA.
Biaré e The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature '
TMWSTM-Awl:ey-Abbofi Real Estate Co,
R SHLE.
L ESTHTE
~Acworths .
Mr and Mrs Charles Northeutt,
of Marietta, visited relatives here
the past week.
Miss Della Willis spent a few
dags last week in Kennesaw, .
~ Mrs Octavia Humphries visited
in Atlantu Jagb week. 2t ¢
Drand Mrs Robert Kiox, of
Houston . Texds, are visiting Mg
RL )chxl!au. Bwm e s e
Mrs €S Lemon -“is -spenditiga’
few days i 1 ‘Resaca. ———
_ Professor and Mrs H D “Meri
wether are spefiding the vacation
in. Norcross, .- .. .. s .
Mrs G D Batler, of Greenville,.
S C, visited her father, J' C Arm-
Ftrong, here recently. ‘
Mr and Mrs Charles E Adams,
of Atlanta, are visiting relatives
LD Acwprth., @ & o
Mt@ji“nii%é onnelly, &sStfi -
ville, N€o epfisit?{g tffis' QI
Duiham.
“Mise Rosebud Goode, of Carters
ville, visited the Misses Lunsford
here the past week. 1
Miss Annie Adams, of Atlanta,
18 the charmii g guest of relatives
‘here. T
Professor and Mrs James North
cutt, of Battle Hill, are spending
the vacation with their parents in
Acworth:
Mrs W J Prichard, of Kaw City,
Oklahoma; Mrs Lee Tapp, of Co
lumbia, 5 C, and Mrs T H Jones;
of Emerson, are attending the bed:
side of their father, Captain James
L Lemon, who i® critically il! at
‘his home here, . '
~ Mercer Phillips and Claucy Me-
Gee have returned from Hopkins
ville, Ky, where he recently grad-.
uated from the South Kentucky
College. g : 4
Mre O L. Kelley and child:m;’{
of Lawrenceville, visited friends
in our city last week. |
Mrs Ada Glover and Tom Bailey,
of Cochran, Ga, are visiting Dr
and Mrs H C Bailey.
M: and Mrs Alex C Smith, of
Atlarta, epent Sunday with Mrs
K M Mitchell and family here.
Miss Mittie Holcombe returned
to Atlanta Sunday, after a visit to
her sister, Mies Sarah Holcombe.
Mrs H D Bowles, of Atlanta,
and Mise Edna Fairbanks are vis
iting Mrs Reynolds and Miss Mary
Reynolds.
Mrs Lula Williams, of Willing
ton, Mo, arrived in our city a few
days ago, and is visiting her sister,
Mrs H H l.ogan.
Mrs D D Barrett and daughters,
Mr and Mrs D H Collins, Miss
Olivia, Misses Ray and Genie
Small Mitchell spent the day Sun
day with Mrs O E Collum, in Ken
uesaw. Dixie.
Due West.
Well, boys, we are about out of
news. As we have all been 80
pushed vp with our work, there
has been no visiting, and we don’t
know anything new, except Mr
Asa Darby has a new barn nearly
completed.
We have had a few cases of dys
entery, aud Mr W J Eubanks is
confined to his bed yet.
Mrs A G Cautrell, who has been
sick for some time, is up again.
Her little grand-child, who was so
near blind, w 3 are glad to say, ie
some better.
Well, the hot days aud nights
have started the little cotton to
growing, acd the farmers are in
some better heart, and are neurly
ap witk their work.
A lot of forage is being planted.
‘ .
~ We will have & good crop of
melons, judging from present pros
pects, but we wi!l have no fruit to
amount to mach, |
Good luck to the Journal.
‘ Amor.
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A REAL WONDERLAND.
South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines, bonanza farmes, wide range:z and
strange natural formations, is a verita
ble worderland. At Mound City, in
the home of Mrs. E. D.Clapp, a won
derful case of healing has lately cccur
red. Her sor seemed near death with
throat and iung trouble. ‘‘Exhausting
coughing spells oeccurred every five
minutes,”” arites Mrs, Clapp, '‘when [
began giving Dr. King’s New Discovery,
the great iedicine that saved his hfe
and completely cured him.” Guaran
teed for coughs and colds, throat and
lung treoubles, by J. W, Legg & Co.,
druggists. 802 and $l.OO. Trial bottle
free. :
The mes~les are numerous in
this community.
Houses and Lots.
Yacant Lots. §
Brick store h. uses
Farms.
Tuvestments.
*Wa Nall
Lirt Cheap.”
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“Mr Ben Hagmbyand sistet N
O!fire?’Hui_h:\y, a:%::ziting friei*'afdsl
and relagives uf u"gar Hill, Ga. "
M{‘ John Baldwin's resideuce is‘
nearing completion. He expects
to occupy same by the middle of
the mouth. |
Albert, the young son of Mrand
Mrs A M Brown, was dog bit last
Friday. Dr Pace gave madical at- |
tention, and the little fellow is
getting along alright.
M: Aubrie Irelan is homeagain,
having Leen discharged from the
Grady Hospital last week. He
looks well, and his recovery from
his severe injury of a mont& 880
has been. rapid and remarkable. *
Mis Ollie Hargis is reported
quite sick, which her many friends
wil! regret to learn.
Miss Hallie Moore is home again,
after a delightful visit to friends
in Dallas, Ga. ~
Mrs Fred Bosworth and daugh
ter, Miss {:qc‘:i!e, formerly of t%ig
place but how'of Romefspent sev
eral days-with friends here last
weok, Y AVHE LS. U WO,
. Lasg{ Thursday “the: Methedist:
and Bapfitgstmfsu’}iday schools of
this plage picuicked dt Taylors
Springs. Thpy had a.fipe day, large
:}tttt:fidance, and the children en:
joyed the outing very.much-—so
did the old }'o'lké',gtoo. T?x}e %’innér
was especially fine. ~ “‘Critic’’. ac
knowledges, with many thanks,
the generous ascortment of good
things to eat sent him, and regrets
it was igxpoqs%b}ej for h?“ to be
pregenit ALy ¢ B g
Mies Ruby, ‘the lovely daughter
of Mr and Mrs T L Hamby, is
visitiug friends in Rome, '
There will be a meeting of the
general public at the echool house
‘next Thursday night, for the pur
pose of electing trustees fer Smyr
na school. All interested iu the
school at this place are invited,
and should be present on this oc
casion.
Mrs Jessie Hamilton (formerly
Miss Jessie Moore of this piace,)
spent Friday with friends here.
The friends of Mrs Junes Fuller
‘will learn with regret that she
continues to be very sick. 5
Mr Ed Terrell has ione to- Eto
wah, Tenn., where he accepts a
position with the L. & N. R. R.
Miss Pearl Morris, one of Ros
well’s many lovely daughters, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs J
Walker Fuller, returned home last
week . g T 8
Capt John T Pace 1s hauling
lumber to build a- house on the
property recently acquired in a
trade with Mr M V Ruff.
Tax books for return of city
taxes are now open, Better call
round and interview the tax col
lector about your property for
1907.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Mason and
daughter are spending the week
with relatives in Attalla, Ala.
~ Dr Sidney Pace leaves Wednes
‘day for Thunder Springs, Ga.,
where he will attend the wedding
of Dr W P Allen, a {riend and
former classmate of his.
Miss Sallie Morris, who has had
charge of Smyrna school for the
past six months, returned to her
home last week. Miss Morris has
made many friends during herstay
in Smyrna. |
Have you paid your dog tax? If
not, you had better do it now and
avoid unpleasant complications
with the town marshal.
There are four new residences
going up in Smyrna now, and two
to be built in the near future.
“That’s building some’’ for this
old tgwn. CRriTIC.
C?ueidering who teaches them,
it is really startling what progrees
doge make in learning.
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Latest book is the most
beautiful we cver issued.
. Pictures in naterzl cclos |
of 97 presents for the viers
of Arbucklcs ARIOSA (
Coffee.. Will be sent free
to any cne Who writes for it,
Do you redlize what a great business this
Arbuckles’ ARIOSA Coffee is? #As many as
30,000 letters for presents are received hers a a
day. In a vear we despatched four miilion
in-:i;viduai presents to our customers — presents
that brought letters of thanks and appreciztion i
retwrr.,
Here is one from Mrs. De
Jamette :
“] appreciate highly
the beautiful presents sent me
canes ~ %4—-; . g del Sle SRR UL
he NEW PERFEC
Wick Blue Flame oil Cook-Stove..
The different %g-gl“glw‘
onsiove LD)/Of s
The improbed %s\:‘\f.—lr@),
01l Stove s\/1}
& Gives best results, ! ,
- Reduces fuel ex
© pense. A working
flame at the touch of the
match. “Blue Flame” means the hottest flame
produced by any stove. The New Perfection
will make your work lighter. Will not over
heat the kitchen. Made in three sizes, with
___one, two, and three burners. Every stove war
ranted. ' If not at your dealer’s, write to our
', mearest agency. . E : ' '
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A ™ Rayo Lamp ..
" gives a' clear, steady light. Fitted with
Kt !i!«t improved burner. . Made of brass
"‘—_' throu hgut and beaufi.fd’lly nickeled: '
W s ;—F,yeryfm‘:‘ii‘vmqnted. Suitableforlibrary; -
Y. dining-zeom, parlor or bedzoom. 1f ot et -
=, your dedlét’s; write to Gur hearest agency.
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2% Corder/Chapel. |1
*Mr N A Whitey who has . been.
gick for some time, is slowly im
proving, we are glad to learn.
- Mr W F Bullard, of near this
place, killed a blue crane meéagut
ing elx feet and four inchesd from
tip to tig.u
“Miss Livie Daniell is vislting{
her brother and family, Mr R E
Daniell. ‘Brown Eyes.
- Powder Springs.
Mies Mina Murray is vigiting 1n
Atlanta this week. .
* Miss Louise Woodall, of Anstell,
is the charming guest of Miss Ma
bel Rainey.
Miss l?auche Lindley has re
turned home from ‘rhomaston,
where she has been teaching music
for the past year.
Mrll g’Moon is stulll earrier No.
16 from this place, He’s not go
'ing to step; don’t be uneasy; lost
one day in two years,
Miss Mabel Rainey entertained
the young people at her home on
last Friday evening. Mies Rainey
proved herself a charming hostess.
Delightful refreshments were
served.
Mr. L. 8. Selman. of Birming
ham, Ala., arrived Sunday to
spend a few days with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell, of
’Atlnnta, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Miss Ethel Hardage has return
‘ed home from Florida, where she
has been spending the winter.
- Dr Ji«D Middlebrooks spent par
of last week in Barnesville attendt
ing commencement. He was ac
companied home by his son, Johr.,
- Miss Winnie Chastain,of Dallae,
‘has been vieiting her aunt, Mrs.
U V Matthews, 2
- Mr and Mrs A A Wolfe and
daughters, Misses Ollie and Lucy,
left last Wedncaday for a several
weeks’ visit to Asheville, N C.
Colonel Joe Abbott, of Marietta,
was mingling with his friende here
one day last week.
Mr Roy Tapp has returned from
school at Barnesville. Master W
M Bates, a cousin of his, came
with him.
Mr and Mrs Will Hardage, of
Atlanta, are visiting the family of
Mr T J Hardage. No.
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from you from time to time and
will <z2o (322 vour coffee s the
leading brazd on the market,* * *
the purest, best and healthiest
coffes ever made 1 have been o
user of it for 23 years and will
want it as long as life lasts. The
coffee 1s worth three times its
present market value,”
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Li 23 fi Providence.
- Died, e June’4th, Oscar, the
livtle son of Mr and Mrs Garrett,
of this place. ¢ 42
_The littie daughter of Mr. and
Mrs C O Sewell has been very sick
for the past week, = . -
Ernest Hendrix spent part of
this week with his graudparents,
Mr and Mrs Adams, of this place.
- Mrs Dr Haygood'spent lug-flat
urday and Sunday with relatives
near Sandy Plains.
Several from here attended ser
vicesat Sardis last Sunday. :
Last Saturday and Sunday were
the hottest days we have had this
summer.
The farmers in this community
&1l put in a solid week's work last
week.
Wheat cutting is the order, of
the day.” §6me are done and some
have lots'to cut yet.
- Corn ie tooking well in this sec
tion, while eotton is sorry.
Bob Nix has moved his saw mill
in this community, and is cutting
six theusand feet of lumber every
day. Cracker Jack,
MMillford.
Mr. Leonard Reed and family visited
Mrs. Landrum last Sunday.
The singing at Mr. John Hicks’ last
Saturday night was highly enjoyed and
well attended.
Quite a number of young people from
this place visired Collins Sprifigs last
Sunday.
Mr. G. W. Anderson and family and
Mr. James Harris and family visited
Mr. E. W. Pair and wife last Sunday.
On next Friday afternoon there will
be a working on church grounds and
also graveyard. Everyhody eome and
help that can,
Mr. C. J. Pair and family visited Mr.
Bob Vaughn last Sunday.
Remember the all-day singing at this
place next Bunday. Everybodyinvited
to come and bring well filled baskets.
Avuxr Porry,
The really wise men of this earth
are never running around peddling
advice to others.
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<f the coun'ry diink no @Ee¥Ar
lCcfEe, and ew={l the salie ol
Acbockled AR'DIA unhiEey
!cxc:e:f the comkled saie#&i all
'the cler packaged coifees’™
- Arbuckles’ . ARIC3A 3 the
Leet Cefiee for you, saves your
‘money, and gives you presents
besides. Spesk softly but plamly
to your grocer man if he tres to
cell you bulk coffee. Tell him
'you know. b
It your grocer won't supply, wite to
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