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LOCAL NEW S.
•Jasper, .Ga., April, 27, 1900.
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Subscribe for the Progress.
Judge Corneli8<*n went to Atlnn
fca last week on business.
How Are TTonr Kidney, *
Dr. Hobbs’ Spnragus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Bm»*
jlefree. Add. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or H.T.
• J. F. Simmons was in Atlanta
last week.
Mrs. „ r » Jud _ Roberts X1 , ,
Mr. and ,
visiting ... . Ducktown this week. ,
in
Anti-KreoN Tablets, t he only Laxa
live Digestive25c Cure lorClironic Chills
and Malaria, No cure no pay.
Walter Rhyne . , home from »
is
Atlanta. ... ,
Allen Pettett and sister, Miss
Emily, of Talking Rock, were in
day this week. t
town one
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Camly Cathartic, cure drugKistsrctundmousy. constipation forerer.
:10c,25c. V It C.C.C. fail,
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Lee Callahan , , here day n .
was oi.e
this week , from , Canton. „
Mrs. A. „ W. T _ Davis . . visiting • ... in •
is
Atlanta this week, ,
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Mrs. L. J. Darnell ajul Mrs. H.
M. McHnn visited relatives gnd
tiiends in lat* v steiday.
Arthur Smith, of Waleska, vis
ited hts uncle, „ Prot, . .T. T T L. Walker ...
here Saturday.
The Atlanta' Journal and the
Progress one year each—15(3 pa
pers—for only $1.25.
Misses Stella,,tmjd I na Morrison
am/, little brother, of Ta ^
R ck, were in %>wn shell OR
Tuesday.
Don’t fail to call on Mrs. Howell
and see her nice stock of Milliner
goods while in Jasper.
Ye editor went to Atlanta last
week on business, and while gone
laid in a new.supply of “Printer’s
Ink.”
Misess Deiia Jones and Nena
Stearns gave our sanctum a pleas
ant call Monday
Mrs/B. A. Wheeler, of Marble
j 7
week having some dental work
done.
The ^ ^ 1K< *
Waleska yo^eu.ay to 11
music for an Odd Fellow s Cel
j ^
Look out! The 15th of May
going to be here the first
you know and you will not be
registered. It is important that
you register before the 5th day of
May.
Miss Isabel Roach, Martha and
Belle Ledbetter spent Sunday
night here. Miss Roach will re
main sometime here with her sis
ter Mrs.'J. R. Howell.
Some ov.e suggests that the Jas
per Baptist Association should
build a School of high grade some
where in her bounds for the pur
pose of educating her boys and
girls. The truth is, those who
educate the rising generation are
those who will hold the balance
of power politically, socially and
religiously. Is it not the truth?
We hope some on« will take
enough interest in their town to
give us the news from Nelson,
There should be public pride
enough in every town to provide
it with a good reporter and he
should keep the Local paper well
posted on all items of interest t'
his town.
• Mr. McCravey, of Texas, and
Miss Bet ilia Striplin, of near
town, were married recently tu
the home of the bride’s father
Rev. R. B. Striplin . Miss
hn is a most charming young
ludy.aud has many friend, ^. Ik1
join the Progress in best wishes
to the happy couple. Mr. and
Mrs. McCravey v. ill spend so m e
time in Georgia before leaving for
Texas their future home.
e have re vend ’omnunca
lions clouded out this . week but
will coine in next all right,
Row J. R. Allen and daughter,
of Talking Rock, made us a pleas
ant cull Monday.
Anti-Khkox Tablets, the only Chronic Laxa
tlve. Digestive 25c Cure for
Chills and Malaria. No cure, no pay
Dr. T. W. Hogan, D. D. S., of
Canton, spent several days in
Jasper this week doing dental
work.
W . A. Brown, of Npjpjn. guv*
us a call Saturday and left his ap-
1 of the Pickens county
Progress with us, that means
'
cash subscription. „ , Good. Next.
on
* Rest for 1 ., lie Bowels, ,
No matter what ails yon, headache to
a cancer, you will never get well until
your bowels are pm, right. CASCARETS
help nature, cure you without gripe or
pain, produce easy natural movements,
cost you just. 10 cents to start getting
your health back. CASCARETS Candy
Cathartic, ibe genuine put up in metal
boxes, every tablet lias O, C. C.stamppd
on p. Beware of imitations.
p LOl. i S’pc.innti sessions, Ol Marietta Marietta 5
made us a short call Monday. , The r ,
'
Col. is looking after the voters of
Pickens county.
Thos. Fowler was brought home
from Buffiington „ this . week. He
had his leg broken several . days ,
ago while hauling lumber.
Our job J office has turned out
21,000 elector) tickets this week
besides some other , small „ jobs, . , of
here , . the place , to
course is get
your job work done. .
The census has been completed.
Blue Ridge has 1,070 active resi
dents, and the new World man
get here in time to lie count
ed.—World.
.
There are signs of -our Sunday
schools taking on new life since
the winter has gone. There are
enough in Jasper to fill both
ehurches.if they would all turn
out, suppose we try it.
Dr. H, M. McHan has just re
turned from Atlanta, where h« has
lieen attending lectures for some
time, with his diploma and will
practice^medicine m^Jasper and
Thomas Prather, who had his
extracted about three
„ 1()1U |, S ago, died last Friday, the
'
20tli mst., . after suffering very
much from the wound. We have
a memorial for publication in his
niei»6ry, which will be printed
next week. The Progress extends
condolence.
Thomas Dean died at his home
Friday April the 20, and was bur
nd at town Creek church Sunday
at 2 o’clock p. m. Rev. J. R.
Allen attended the funeral in the
presence of a large and sympathet
ic audience. Mr. Dean win a de
voted Christian. He leaves four
children and several grand chil
dren to mourn his loss, In him
the church has lost a good mem
her and Pickens county a good
citizen. The Progress extends
condolence.
We had yerygood congregations
Saturday night Sunday and Sun
day night at the Baptist church.
We believe re]igion to be on the
uprige in i t i„ hoped that
a great revival may be' had here
this year and that Jasper will
come to the front religiously. Let
us pray, talk and work to this
end.
Thomas Fowler, son of J. R.
Fowler, while hauling lumber
from the saw mill, lmng
his foot over a stump and being
caught in the breaks both bones
of one leg were broken a few inch
» above hi. ankle. Brnl has s „„d
grit and can endure a great deal
OI P^hi. His friends would
glad to see him regain his former
Bnffiington Cor.
in Canton Advnvee.
Tax Receiver's Notice.
I will boat, the followjug places at
the time ami date given below for the
pm pose of-receiving Stale and county
Tax returns for the year 1U00:
Truckwhcel Monday April 30th.
Talkimr Rock Tuesday May 1st.
Cross Roads Wednesday ,, 2nd.
Ludyille Thursday „ 3rd.
Jerusalem Friday ,, 4 111.
I’ersiiumotrre Saturday Monday ,, i
Sharp Mountain
Townsend Tuesday „ x n
Nelson Wednesday ,,
Dug ltoad Thursday o
Grassy Knob Friday 11
Sharp Top Saturday 12
Jasper Monday : 14
G. SI "Wilson, It. T. R. 2nd round.
A Frightful Blunder.
Will often cause a horrible Burn, Sclild
Cut or Bui.se. Bncklen’s Arnica Savel
the best in the world, will kill llic paiu
and promptly Deal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns
all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure,on
earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaran
teed. Sold by Tate, Simmon’s A Co.
We are in receipt of a copy'of
“Youth and Age,” a most excel
lent magazine published at Nash
ville, Term. A Monthly bvim-ful
of matter with which all who read
it will be highly pleased and well
paid for their time and expense.
W f e can give you Hi is magazine,
“Youth and Age.” six month and
a volume of Fix Gov. Bob Taylor’s
“Love Letters” or Webster's New
Dictionary for only (JO/ - ! The
Book Free! Or The Progress ope
year, the Magazine six mouths
with either of these books for only
$1.50. Now rs your time to get one
of these useful and interesting
books free
Pneumonia is one of the most dan
gerous and fatal diseases. It always
results from a cold. Chaiinberlin’s
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
v- °^ anc ^ perhaps prevent an attack
of pneumonia. It is in fact made
for that ailment and lias
become famous for it.s cures over a
large part of the civilized world. It
counteracts any tendency of a cold
toward pneumonia. Can you afford
to neglect your cold whun so
• can be hid for"a'triflo.’
sale bv Tate Sinimonn – Co.
PRGGRAMN
For an Kntertainmenttobe.giV
(;n at j> u]] Ground Academy, by
^ Romans Missionary' ^ Society,
I. Chorus “The Herdsman’s
D 01 /e. *, 1
2. Recitation—The “Hardshell
Sermon.” 0 ,, Carl „ , Roberts. .. ,
8. Charade-— “In want of a ser
vant. 4 I
4. Duel- “A wish for the Moun
tains.” -Tona Thomason and Min
nie Wheeler.
5. Recitation- “Borrioboola Gha.’
^ Muud Barll#tt -
0. Sharade—“Courtship under
Difficulties.”
7- Grapliaphone- Clide Roberts.
8. Charade— “The Pull Backs.”
0. Chofus— “Collumbin The
Gem of the Ocean.”
Those taking parts in Charades
are Misses Maud Bartlett, Minnie
Wheeler, Iona Thomason, Pearl
and Ruby Hollingshead and Placa
Boling, and Messrs. Jud. Roberts,
Arbrv Boling and Carey Bartlett.
Misses Fannie and Nora Harri
son and Mrs. A. W. Roberts,
—Committee.
Justice court summons, Fi Fa’s,
blank notes and receipt books for
sale at the Progress office. Don’t
fail to call when you ne -d any
tiling of that kind.
THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
I*:
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WATCHES, — CLOCKS
•and
SEWING MACHINES
Repaired in a First Class Ma.v
sen, in the Front of the Groover
Saddle and Harness shop.
COME and See! I will
Surprise you in Prices on Watches.
I can Sell Watches for $1.50 and
unwnrds. Give me a Call.
W. S. Brady.
H Ball Gronnd.
Mr. Hollensshond lias moved in
to the house vacated by Rev.
Brown.
Mrs, Coggins and Mrs. Iiolleu,
of Canton, who have been visiting
their daughters, Mrs. Roberts and
Mrsi i* Lon. McClure, respectively,
have returned home.
Rev C. M. McClure and wife,
of Canton, visited their son, Lon.
McClure, of this place, this week.
The sick, are begining to amend.
Frtd Boling does not seem t o re
cover last from rhunmtisni.
L'fBoliug rturned Friday from
Batiks county where he had been
attending the bedside of his nick
fathojf.
TFTe Womans Missionary Society
of t,!)e Baptist church will give an
Entertainment Thursday, May, 8,
at tht Academy, beginingprompt
dy *t|8 o’clock p. m. and lasting
two Hours. Admittance fee, for
adults, 15p, for chtldren, under 10
and over 8 years ot age, 10/, un
der *8, free.
The Program is a good one, it
will pay you to attend beside help
ing the unfortunate. The proceeds
will go to the Georgia Baptist Or
phanage. Every body is invited to
be pirerent and have a good time.
We print the Program in an
other* coin mu of this issue.
HINTON.
Wheat is looking fine in 1 his
section of the county.
The farmers, are busily engaged
in planting their crops, they are
behind with their Work on the
account of so much rain.
Rev. W. A. 8t.il >s tilled his reg
ular/a|)])oiiitniei)t Saturday and
last, at this place.
W'e'are having a lively si..gbig
Jun e tivyry Sunday evening.
John Cagle and family, of ,Ter
usulem, spent Saturday night
with the family of W W. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ilnley, of
Adairsville, visited 1 he family of
Win. Thompson opart of last week.
Miss. Laura Quarles, of Gober,
who 1 lias been spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. R. M. Thomp
son. returned home last Sunday.
W. F. Single is very ill. We
hope he uill soon recover.
Congressman F. C. Tate, was in
our little village one day last
week shaking hands with the boy*.
Success to tile Progress and its
many readers.
Bim.ie Roy.
Rev. G. A. Bartlett preached
his contemplated nmssionary ser
mon at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. His theme was:
i i The Macedonian Cry, V He gave
an epitome of church history giv
ing all agencies due credit for good
accomplished. Mr. Bart lett assert
ed that the Baptist church had
always been a missionary church
and said that he believed William
Carey and his work was the *ub
ject of a prophecy by Isaiah. The
preacher gave it as lus belief that
within fifty years the gospel will
have been fully preached in all
lands and that there will then be
no place on the' earth where
Christianity is not as well *stab
lished as it is to-day in America.
He eloquently portrayed the antic
ipated rapid conversion of the
.world ami expressed the convic
tion, as did Mr. Stilwell on the
previous Sunday, that God has
laid 1 on Christians in the- United
States a great responsibility in
providing true gospel teaching for
the- native inhabitants of .our
JU-'vlv acquired possessions.—Elli
jay Sentinel,
To Cure Conatlpittlon For«»#r,
Take Cimcarets Candy Catliaijlc. 10c or Kc.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, (Irutelat* refynd Jaoney.
mjdville.
'Mrs. Nwtio Evans, who had been
paralyzed fur nearly cijjjht years,,
died lari Friday and was Imried
t+H-urday at Jerusalem
Dallas Bryant, of Canton, visit
ed his sister, Miss Salum Bryant,
hut week. •
O. H. Hamrick. of 11*1 Bud,
visited relatives here Friday night
A Mr. Kell, of (Jordon County,
spent Saturday night with the
family of \V. S. Stewart.
Mrs. 1). Bryant, of Canton, is
visiting Miss. Saliua Bryant this
week.
Reynolds and't(Elmer Hamrick
and Chesloy Stewart spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Hamrick
and Mr. and Mrs. B. Maulden
attended church at Seotts Chapel,
■
Sunday last . $
Mrs. 1). Anderson and daughter,
Miss. Ella spent Monday night
with Mrs. Burton near Hinton.
Mr, and Mrs. D. B. Tolhert are
visiting the lattors mother,. Mrs.
Single, of Hinton.
So much rain has put the farm
ers of this section badly behind
with their farming.
Madam Win?.
We are glad to know that t h >se,
of our town who have been oil tin*
sick list, hr* convalescent.
Several of our young folks went
to a singing at the Evans school
house last Sunday forenoon and
they report a very pleasant journ
ey. \Ve learned that some of our
girls don’t fancy wild horses.
Guess what young man has re-,
solved not-to take the weather as
it comes, but. has got him an al
manac so that lie can “be-for-cei
tain” about it
Singing hero last Sunday eve:.*
ing was attended by a very large
crowd, but not having any sing
ing at night, as usual, disappoint
ed some of the boys from a neigh
boring hamlet.
Misses’mhlna and \Sffite Moss
spent Monday with .Miss Beatrice
Hamrick of Jerusalem.
G-W. Tippens, of thi^f>lnce,
gave lus uncle at W. S. .JBiewari ’s
mills a pleasant visit last Sunday
Mr. Littleton, an agent for
sewing machines, has been in our
tow 11 for l he past week.
M.isP Prince Ella Fields spent
last/Saturday night with Mis*
Maud Evans and the latter ivtui n
ed home with ihe former and
spent Sunday.
Prof. R. E. Smith, a successful
teacher, of Cherokee, gave our
town a visit last Saturday.
Misses. Beatrice Hamrick and
Zona Stewart, and Andrew Stew
art made a pleasure trip to Cal
houn last Wendesdav and ret urn
ed Thursday.
A Grant)iologitt lodged in our
’ville a few days ago, and some of
our boys and girls seem to be very
much interested in their future.
Rev. Allen, the former pastor
of Scotch Chapel, will speak in
memory of Granderson Moss at
Hinton next Sunday morning.
With best wishes for the Pro
greis and its editors.
Freda.
Mrs. Howell If as
JUST RECEIVED A FINE
ASSORTMENT of MILLINER
GOODS, SUITABLE
FOR
gJtT SPRING and SUMMER.
A FINE Variety Of Hats f
Ribbons, Laces, DRESS I rim
mi rigs and in fact, a VARIETY of
Such Good* as are useually kept in
a First Class Millinery Store.
jfW* _____ Call and see them while in .
Jasper.
PAIRMOIIM’i ,4
Row Shell led It in regular
appointflient In re Snturdnv and
Sunday.
Mi Mai l ic* in vp it. (I rt'la
tives at Kingston last v.i
Mrs: Belie Strickland and motli
er, Mrs. tvingsberry, went to •Car
ters vi.lle last TliuV,..lay.
Mrs. Hubbard has returned
Iio^ne after a visit of some length
to her sister, M rs. Swann, at
Colina.
Rev. \\ . >M. Dyer, of Keiigston,
was in town again last week.
Miss. Lula Swann of Colima
made her friends here a short visit
Fridfty.
Mrs. Watts wild sou, Rob, visit
ed af Frnmbo recently.
Ike meeting at the Baptist
church, tor May, Inis been chanc
ed from the 4th, Saturday and
Sunday to tlieBrd, us it con Dieted'
with tin commencement, which
comes off the 20, 27, 28, 20th. of
May. • •
Miss. Gallic Davis of Boboyisit
<'1 Miss. Ella Byrd last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nenl visited
friends in' town Thursday.
Quite a number of young people
attended the singing convention
at Bethlehem church, Sunday.
Prof. Slfowa Iter and other
noted singers won* present.* The
next, convention will bn at Bethes
da church. The 5th Sunday in
July.
Col. \V. P, Dodd and family
are visit ing r.is parents at this
[dace. ,
I Carmen.
GRANDMA
HAD
CONSUMPTION
and I am afraid I have in
herited it. I do not feel
well; I have a cough ; my
lungs are sore; am losing
flesh. What shall I do?
yoffielf Wkgr doctor says take care of
and take plain cod-liver
oil*ut you can’t take it. Only
the strong, healthy person can
take it, and they can’t take it
long. It is so rich it upsets the
stomach. But you can take
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
It is very palatable and easily
digested. If you will take plenty
of fresh air, and exercise, and
SCOTT’S EMULSION steadily,
there is very little doubt about
your recovery.
There are hypophosphites in it;
they give strength and tone up the
nervous system while the cod-liver
oil feeds and nourishes.
toe. and $1.00, all druggists. York.
SCOTT tc DOWNF., Chemists, New
NO MORE HAY ‘
Left in the field to Damage.
The Kyle Hay Press is now in
reach of all. You Don’t have to
Pay from $100 -$200 for a hay
press that will - Do Your Work
Equal to a high priced press, you
can get one for $80. Write to, or
call on If. P. McColum, who builds
and sells them at Ball Ground'Gar
Mr. S. P- Rickers, of Gainesville,
an all round competent newspaper
man is now in charge of The
World office and will transact any
business connected with the paper.
—Blue Ridge World -
Do you need a Sewing Machine?
Call at this office and see how
cheap you can buy one of the best
machines now made.
If you receive a copy of this pa
per and are not 'a subscriber some
friend of yours has told us to send
y OU , >r) e thinking you might like it.
Subscribe now and get on with the
many others that are daily coming in.
; ‘
The High Grade New Royal
: sewing Machine can be bought at
j.}, 0 Progress office. Come and
(get terms, we will do yon right.
