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About The news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1901-1901 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1901)
Round About in Bartow. SINGING CONVENTION. <Our Five Forks Correspondent Has a Big Time With Big Crowds. Fivr Forks, May 3. —Folks in .this burg are too busy just now ilo be made suitable subjects tor nev.s items, I mean too busy get ting ready for the big singing convention to be held at Cedar fCrvck Saturday and Sunday, May 3 nd 4 By the way, it is reported that Mr J F. Fowler, our worthy con stable. is happy beyond compari son it is a tine new girl. There was a quiet home wed diny on the edge of our burg Mav 31st, the contracting par ties being Mr. Wikle Crawford and Miss Carrie Smith. May they live long and prosper. Tell all your many readers to come to Five Forks on Friday evening May 31st. The pro gramme for the jubilee entertain ment is about complete and surely .ic need go away hungry All who want to know what we are going t<> have are cordially invited to come and see. Come up Alex, you shall have a front seat, or standing room (if we have it ) I will promise you as big a time as we had the night we walked from Taylorsville five miles to that wedding and it raining. Mr Wesley Smith, the veteran contractor of dear old Cartersville, is employed in our burg at pres ent. Wherever Mr. Smith so iourns long you know things must took new. No more until after the singing convention. The regular singing convention of Bartow county at the place <Ced ir Creek) is in session today, and I am sure will always he called the record-breaker. Prof. A. J. Showa Iter and S. A. Gilreath are liere in all their glory. By an early hour the woods began to •glisten with almost every manner of conveyance and by io o’clock a large and attentive crowd had gathered and oh, such singing would have to be heard to be ap preciated. 12 o’clock—oh blessed hour! Such a spirit! The ladies .around Cedar Creek certainly touched a tender spot : n every one here. I shall always lovingly remember that good lady who dis played that good old fashioned peme of corn light bread. Many baskets were filled with fragrants, but no coin light bread was left. After all were filled, the crowd again gathered in the church. When the regular annual election of officerrs for the ensuing year took place, resulting as follows: President, Prof. J. M. Gwinn. president, Prof S A. Gil reath. Secretaiv. Mr. Walter White. Ass't. Sec’y., Mr. J. G. Newton. The next convention will meet with the Cross Roads church, Saturday and Sunday in May, 1902. Should the convention ever meet again at Cedar Creek they will have to build an arbor or have exercises out in the open. Now for Cross Roads! Let everybody in Bartow who are interested in good singing and religious ad vancement unite in having a grand rally at Cross Roads next year, so the visitors from Cedar Creek when thev come to see us will not be ashamed of us. The Cross Roads people do not wish the Cedar Creek crowd to bring any grub. But lam appointed a com mittee of one to beg just one pone of that corn light bread. Mav all blessings attend ever the good people around Cedar Creek. ADAIRSVILLE. Peach Men Are Looking After Their Fruit Interests. Miss Bessie Lumpkin, of Ferro butte, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. E Scott. Mrs. J. P. Dyar and son, Clif ford, attended the funeral of Mr. John Bonner in Calhoun Sunday. Miss Jessie Combs is visiting in Chattanooga. Mr. J. W. Shadows, of Winches ter, Tenn., is in town looking after his peach orchards. M rs. Julia V each is visiting her daughter in Chattanooga this week. Mr. Charley Fugazzi, of Cin ■cioati, 0., is here to spend the ipeach season. Mil* Ida Hudso i, is spending Carnhal week in Chattanooga. Quite a crowd of Adairsville people attended the singing con vention at Cedar Creek Sunday. Everefcte Veach went up to Chattanooga for a few days this week. The Adairsville fruit men at tended the Fruit Grower’s Con vention in Calhoun last week. Entomologist Scott was here for last week to inspect the LIBERTY HILL HAPPENINGS There Will Be an All-Day Singing —Other News. As spring advances Liberty Hill, like most rural communities, begins to wake and look around jf >r recreation, and everybody seems happy and prosperous. Liberty Hill is certainly one of the most interesting country com munites in the county, being near the famous Saltpeter cave and truly can boast of a larger number of pretty girls than most places; the young men are none the less popular. Everybody is enthusiastic about the school house being accepted by the Board of Education and very soon to be completed and equipped with desks. We are soon to have an all-day singing but the day has not yet been given out. Singings here are always quite an event, and are largely attended from all parts of the county. Farmers are finishing planting cotton this week, and gardens are looking beautiful, Mrs. J. V. Foster is spending some days with relatives in Car tersville. Rev. Henry Havenair has con sented to preach at the school house the second Sunday in each month. Miss Leila Johnson, one of our most charming and attractive voung ladies, is a member of a house party at Gillam Springs this week. Mr S. A. Matthews and son, Allen, of Pine Log, visited the fami’y of Mr. H. A. Loveless this week. They are always welcome visitors to this community and we hope they will come again. GILLAM SPRING. A Lot of Personals And Other Items From this Pleasant Resort. Gili.am Spring. May 8, 1901. — We had a nice rain yesterday that made the farmers glad. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin were vis iting Mr. Elbert Havernier last week Mr. Joel Atkins and Miss Edna Godwin were in our midst Satur day and Sunday. Mr. Isaac Barna is spending a few days in Euharlee, we are all glad to see him out visiting again. Miss Leila Johnson was the guest of Mrs. Henry Havernair Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. 11. Ford and daughter, Miss Bessie, spent last week in our community. Mr. Tom Foster came down to go turkey hunting with Mr. El bert Havernier last week, but by some cause was entertained much better. BOCHEE. A New Place on the Map Furnishes Some Interesting Items. Perhaps the readers of your valuable paper would like to hear from anew post office with a “brand" new name. Now, there is no such a word in the English language as Bochee (pro Bochy) This is what W. R. Whitworth’s baby in beginning to talk calied coffee. It amused the people and some one suggested that we call the post office by this name. A large number from this place attended the singing convention last Saturday and Sunday at Cedar Creek. All report a nice time. Mr. Forrest Scott and wife of Cartersville called on Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wilson yesterday. The Misses Henderson enter tained Miss Nolan Rice Monday evening. Messrs. Glasgow, Wilson and Carlisle have purchased anew $2,000 threshing outfit. They will begin the threshing season in an up-to-date style. Mr. C. 1). Wilson has bought him a nice top buggy. Misses Ora and Rossie Hender son went to town shopping last week. Bochee is “booming." We have one store, post office, cotton gin, grist mill, and two blacksmith shops. Also anew school house. We have a flourishing Sunday school, singing, every first Sun day evening. Everybody come out. -ONE MINUTE COUCH CURE cures quickly. That la what It wai made for. Prompt, aafe, sure, quid rel ef ; quick cure. Pleasant to taki Children like It and adult* like It Mother* buy It for their children. 2‘ *Oo., maker*ot futUptli L * ** rlf ***** *• famuu THE WEEKLY NEWS, CARTERSVILLE. GA SAVES TWO FROM DEATH “Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis,’’writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y.,“but, when all other remedies failed, we aved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. 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All wheels are strictly selected hicko ry, with full screwed rims, screw on each side of every spoke and with heavy round edge tire, of carbon ple of these wheels and bring three of your triends so that all four of you can stand on the rim and test it to the fullest extent. Axles. 2nd. All axlps are of the finest steel forged out, tan-tailed and swedged under the bottom LOOK! I'hese axles are the Collinge Double Collar, Long Distance Axle, guaranted to run I.OOd miles. It is the highest priced and finest on the market. NO DUST can get in and is ground is oil and does run light—veiy light. Try it. The Anchor Buggy. Bodies. 3rd. Bodies on the Anchor Buggy are made different from any other buggy body on the market. Thev cost the iactory about $5.00 more to build them than does any other buggy factory to build the regular kiod. You ask, What’s the difference? We answer, Call and look at and see why the corners wont ever open, why the floor is mortised in, why a center sill is put in, why a crossbar sill is put in, why the steps wont break up the ti >or, why the pitch is higher and more comfortable than any other make and why? why—Well just see the Anchor Buggy and you will understand. Fifth Wheel, 4th. Fifth Wheel patented and used only on the Anchor Buggy. Ir. is the bast as well as the most expensive of all fifth wheels. Why? Because it has steel connection, spooled and thimbled on four bearings, has extra safety at tachment, has King Bait running on rear of ax le and guaranteed to never break under any kind of strain—you have to break six parts of it to pull the buggy apart. Test the Buggy and the fifth wheel on Anchor Buggies. Painting. sth. Painting—A poor and cheap Buggy has from four to six coats of finish ; a good me dium price buggy has from six to twelve coats of finish; a fine Buggy, the Anchor has just six teen coats of finish, the highest quality —the fi nest finish. You can shave by the mirror finish of these buggy bodies. Try it. Nothing made finer and pretty color, too The girls all like to ride in the Anchor Buggies because they are in keeping with their fresh beauty and pret'y Sunday dresses. Boys be in it and take the lead with an Anchor Buggy. Leather and Trimmings. 6th. The leather and trimmings on the Anchor Buggy are the finest quality. Leather is guaranteed to be No. 1 oak tanned leather, soft and pliable. The cushions have open bot toms and are fitted with coil springs; like sitting in a rocking chair to ride in one of these Bug gies. Put a cheap suit of clo hes on a man and he looks bid ; just as good clothes set off a mau, so we set off the good qualities of an Anchor Buggy with fine paint and fine leather trim mings. BEOS, _ c=i-^r TT .t .tt, GEORGIA. Wood that is good— Steel smooth to feel, Strong and well annealed ; Leather that stands the weather. And you know there >'s nothing better, Paint, rich and smooth, as a silver lake. You always find the above on Anchor make Shafts. 7th Shafts —Every pair of shafts are made <->* the finest split hickory. See them test ed. We put a heel brace under the heel to strengthen them ; wi* put a brace under cross bar to hold them stiff while putting in horse; we put on a plate to cover the cross bar joint. Al together the finest pair of shafts ever put on a buggy we put on the Anchor Buggy. Dashes. Bth Dish—Examine the dashes. All of them are of the Best,. Full Leather and with solid rails fust the thing to look sweet. Yon can go down the road dashing and splitting ev erything on the pike with an Anchor Buggy. Best Velvet Carpet. 9th. V elvet finished, Long C trpen*, 56 inche-i long and nice side panel carpets. Cheavi buggies have a poor quality of Brussells carnet We trot in a higher class, 90 we give the bet velvet carpe*\ Some difference you will admit and it is in favor of the Anchor. Long Oil Carpet. 10th. AH the Anchor Buggies are fitted with a long oil carpet in the bottom. Cheap buggies don’t have this. Remember and see it Gears. Ilth. All the gears have full length irons and are well drawn up If you were to pav one thousand dollars for a buggy the joints 111 tne gear couldn’t be put together any better than in the Anchor. Clips. 12 h Count the clips. The Anchor has 10 clips op front axle—no other make of work has this many. Count them for yourself; figures don’t lie. Shaft Couplings. 13 h. Quick shift couplings, the best anti-rattling and quick shifting coupling on the market and it cost the most to make, too. Look at them and be convinced. On only the Anchor Buggies. Rubber Steps. 14 h. This Buggy is fitted with genuine Rubber Pad Steps, and has this advantage, when the weather is damp and slippery, your loot is not liable to slip and strike your shin against the step, as the rubber catches the sh(' e sole, and holds it. besides this is a more expeo sive article than is put on other makes, it, costs more and is better. Put on the Anchor Buggy’ without extra charge. Seat Braces. 15 h. at the seat braces that clamp the corner of the seat together so that the damp weather and hot, sun won’t cause the joints '° gap open. No other make of buggy has thi s kind of seat braces. It is worth money to tl )a buyer. The Anchor Buggy Has taken the premium at every exhibition appeared at ip the United States under expert judges for its Durability, Paint and Trimming —an ironclad factory guarantee given with every Buggy. If vou want a first-class Buggy buy the Anchor, If you want a second-clasSi cheap Buggy, then don’t buy an Anchor.
