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Fort Madison.
Mr. and Mrs Galloway of West¬
minster vtsted Lafayette Watt Sun¬
day.
De Witt Hopkins of Toccoa is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. J. D. Jones and children
are spending a lew days with her
father, Mr. Ramsay, on the Tuga-
lo,
Mrs. Sullivan is still quite sick.
Henry Russell of Atlanta spent
Sunday and Monday with his
parents neaa here.
Mas. Davsd Pitts died last Fri¬
day morning about nine oclock.
She had been sick for some time
but no one thought she was serious¬
ly ill when some of the neifhbors
went in and found her dead with
her husband lying by hea side too
sick too what had r.aken plade.
She was about thirty years of
age and leaves one child.
She was a consistent member of
the Fojt Madison Babtist church
and is a truly good woman gone to
her reward.
At the present Mr. Pitts is still
seriously ill with very littli hope
for his reoovery.
No cure no pay, that is the way
Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil is
sold for Barbed Wire Cuts, Burns,
Scratches, Cracked Heel, Saddle
Galls, Old Sores, and all*kinds of
inflammation on man or beast.
Price 25 cents. E. R. Travis & Co.
SEED DOTS.
Rain, rain, more rain, more rest
1 guess.
Mr. L. A. Wilbanks passed
through this part one day last
week on his way to Burton.
Mr. W. H. Free made a flying
trip to Young Harris one day last
week after his brother in-law-, J.
E. Stewart who has been in school
there some time.
Mr. A. M. Crow has made a fly¬
ing trip to Hiawassee on business.
Mr. D. C. Porter and wife have
been visiting their son, R. V. Por¬
ter, of Toccoa.
You Know What You are Taking
When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Tome because the formula is plainly print¬
ed on every bottle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinine iu a tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. 50c.
Mr. Thomas R. Dawley is one of
the few American correspondents
who entered the camps of the Cub¬
an Insurgents before our war with
Spain began. His letters on Cuba
and Spain, written at that time,
were widely read. After our war
with Spain ended, Mr. Dawley
took an interesting trip through
the interior of Spain, and his obser¬
vations there are told in an article
called “By Diligence to Ganada »>
in this month’s Magazine Number
of The outlook. The paper is il¬
lustrated. ($3 a year. The Out¬
look Company 287 Forth Avenue.
4 4 We don’t do a thing” but
print.
PILES ■ ■ «b|b A cure guaranteed if you use
^ suppository
D. Matt. Thompson, Supt.
Graded Schools, Statesville, N. C„ writes : “ I can say
they do ail you ciaint for them.'* Dr. S. If. Devore,
Raven Rock. W. Va., a rites: “ They give universal satis¬
faction." Ur. H. D. McGill, Clarksburg, Tenn., writes:
*• In a practice of S3 years, I have found no remedy to
equal yours." Pates, 50 Cun*. Samples Free, Sold
by Druggists. MART(N guDY, LANCASTER. PA.
Sold in Toccoa, Ga., by E. R. Davis
Co.—Call for Free Sample.
R. A. RAMSAY,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
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com^axvves.
Your Business Solicited.
Your Interests Carefully
Guarded.
Toccoa, Georgia.
sa n LEWIS,
SHOEMAKER. Repairing a
Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed.
Shop in Capps’ Basement.
Toccoa, Georgia.
JACK TILLEY,
Shoes repaired in the best ami most
workmanlike manner.
Toccoa, Ga.
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A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF
M AKE no mistake!
See that my head
is on every package of
LION GOFFEE
you buy* It guarantees
its purity* No coffee is
unless it is in a I pound
sealed packet with the
head of a lion on the
front* Then you get
pure coffee-—the highest
grade for the money*
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W00L50N SPICE CO., TOLEDO, OHIO.
CLARKESVILLE.
Mr. J. McConnell, of Cornelia,
was in the city Tuesday.
Messrs. Spencer and Mauldin
are receiving some heavy groceries.
Mr. Judge Grant has bought Mr.
VV. K. Nix out, and is now with
Mr. Johnson.
Mr. Paton Ketron has opened an
office here. He is agent for the
Constitution and the Laundry bus¬
iness.
Mr. Walter McMillian says the
girls are his greatest friend 6 .
When he is desirous of their taking
a drive with him they always say,
No! and that saves hitn a dollar.
Several young ladies from Dem-
orest were visiting our city on Sun¬
day.
Mr. Carlton Alley, of Young
Harris, stopped over here on his
way to Nacoochee.
A. L. Spencer, of Gainesville,
was in the city this week.
Col. Fermor Barrett, of Toccoa,
was in town Monday.
C. H. Dance, of Toccoa, was in
this city Monday.
N. L. Garland, from Toccoa,
was in the city Monday.
Mr. F. L. Asbury and Bros, who
are wide-awake merchants, inform
us that during the sixteen years of
business in our city, for the past
twelve months they have sold more
goods than in any previous year,
and since January 1st it has been
exceptionally good. They have
bought and shipped over 5000
crossties, 225 cords of tan bark and
a large amount of shingles and
other produce in proportion.
We are sorry to learn through
the Cleveland Courier of the illness
of Mr. Charles Roberts, from grip.
He has been a strong prop for the
laboring class in his part of the
to rest their lever on as he
always pays good wages and ready
and willing to help the needy at
ail y time. We wish for him a
speedy recovery.
Mr. Halford was in the city
Wedtiesday.
Mr. E. B. Daniel has left Red
Hill and is now in Cornelia.
Mr. Glen Davidson, proprietor
of the Rocky Bottom Hotel, will
entertain a number of visitors from
lower counties this season.
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Watch our next advertisement.
ED. H. COBB,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
All kinds of Portraits.
Englarging and Copying
Gallery a Specialty.
just accross bridge.
Toccoa, ..... Ga.
THE Toccoa Barber Shop
is now in its new quarters in the
Iron Building where the public are
invited to call when in need of
work. Everything is well arran-
ged, neat , comfortable and attrac¬
tive. Our shop can always be
found open, and sober expert work¬
men are always in attendance.
R. E. JONES,
Dealer in Groceries, Cigars and Soda
Water. Ice at all times.
Doyle Street, Toccoa, Ga.
W. Westfield ,
Groceries, Produce, Fruit,
Cigars end Tobacco.
Toccoa, Georgia.
CURTIS & CO.,
Sign Painters and Decorators,
To ccoa, Ga.
J. H. JOHNSON,
TAILOR SHOP,
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Altering.
All work first-class.
Toccoa, Ga.
H. C. OW ENS,
-DEALER IN-
Confections, Fancy Groceries,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Fresh bread and cakes daily.
TOCCOA. GA.
B. JARRETT & SON,
Blacksmithing and General Repair
Work. Horse Shoeing in first-class
style by Quillian Jarrett.
Toccoa, Ga.
BARGAIN GROCERY,
j. w. Anderson, Pooprietor,
Groceries,Tobaccos, Cigars, Soda Water,
Lemonade, Fruit.
First-class Restaurant in connection.
Toccoa, . Ga
Mr. Davidson has a fine farm on
which his house is located and has
mountain scenery and beautiful
falls. He furnishes his table with
the products of his farm which are
fresh and good, and with nice turn¬
outs for a drive. Those who have
spent the summer with him are
desirous of coming again.
With the assistance of some of
the citizens and Mr Minor with
block and tackle, and other
Why has
now become he leader
And why P ac kage coffees?
is it used in
millions of homes?
Because it does not
sail under false colors*
It is an absolutely clean,
pure coffee* No glazing,
no coating with egg
mixtures or chemicals
in order to hide imper¬
fections*
Just try a package of
LION GOFFEE
and you will under¬
stand the reason of its
popularity*
ing implements, Mr. D. J. Bar¬
ron’s tornado wrecked barn was
put in shape again. The dwelling
has been on a strain and has settled
back nearly to its proper place. It
is only a miracle that the lives of
the whole family were saved. Some
of his fowls were blown nway, and
the feathers are scattered on limbs
of trees through the woods in the
track of the storm. The school
n (!!i se some two or three hundred
v- rds to the left of his house was
■
moved about twelve feet and turn-
vV up on its side demolishing ev-
or/tiring inside, benches, table and
s r * > V6 . The old h* u-e m*;*r by w.
ti rn into at.-ms. Mrs. Nix's house
v. as blown into the creek and tire
top washed away. She had only
it*11 the house about half an hour
before the storm struck it.
What two young ladies in the
valley was it, who started the lat-
est fashions for the season? The
boys phoned us that they knew the
suits and they did not fit.
Mr. Ed West is visiting Toccoa
this week.
Mrs. Frank Lumpkin is danger¬
ously sick.
Mr. Jake Fry, from near Turner-
v 1 lie was among the visitors this
week.
Dr. Gibbs, from below Demo-
rest was in the city last week.
Some of the boys were feeling
badly on Monday. It was only a
change in the weather.
Rev. Thos. Burry, the Episco-
dalian held . the
pastor services in
ci:y on Sunday.
Master Joe Porter, from Seed,
was with relatives in town last
’week.
Recently some one here has been
throwing rocks at night in order
to scare some other party,
is not only a dangerous
Everybody wants to
Make a success,
THAT’S NATURAL.
"There is a way to
Make a success
THAT’S SURE.
An Advertisement in
The Record will do
the work.
THAT’S EASY.
but a violation of the law, and will
if not stopped be likely to cause
the offender to hear a word from
Judge Jones or Judge Estes. Mor¬
al—belter stay at home.
Mrs. Ella Logan, of Nacnochee,
who was under bond tor her
pearance at the April term of the
Superior Court in White County
charged with adultery, skipped
her bondsmen and went to Mur-
phy, N. C. M. E. Sosebee, who
was her bondsman left home last
Wednesday and captured her in
Murphy. He brought her to Cleve¬
land and put her in the jail there to
await the siting of the court.
The boys who were to leave tor
the far west gave us the parting
hand on Saturday and bade us a
last farewell. The distance be¬
tween Oklahoma and Clarkesviile
being so great and the pedestrian
busindss being off a little, they
concluded to desist. They are now-
singing “Home, sweet home,
there’s no place like borne.” Sen¬
sible bovs.
Col. W. II. Crane, who for
many years figured conspicuously
in the courts and to whom all the
young lawyers went for councel,
and older heads sought advice,
was visited by the hand of prov¬
idence with a stroke of paralysis
and seems to be forgotten. W hen
a man loses his usefulness in the
walks of life how soon he becomes
neglected by his fellow craftsmen.
There are quite a number of let¬
ters being received from parties in
the lower part of this state and
Florida desirous of comiug to our
city to spend the summer months,
and receive no favorable reply.
Won’t some parties who wish to
make money come in and take hold
of the Mountain View Hotel. The
prospects were never better than
now.
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