About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1901)
— l 25 crs.‘ LOCAL NLWS. Jasper, Ga., August, 2, Subscribe for The Prog reus. Che ster Barrett is right sick. Are you going to the slmw M >n day? A. A.. Stoner, of Fairniount was in Jasper last Saturday. U. G. Wheeler made a trip Dawson ctnintythis week. OJd newspapers for sale at office, 20 cents a hundred. Come to town early Monday August 5th. Miss Cora Simmons is spending some time with her sister, Airs. E. R. DeRay, at Ball Ground, Teets Bros, Big Railroad Shows will exhibit at Jasper August 5th. Miss Emma Brady is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. L Boling, at Ball Ground this week. Mrs. J. At. Hamrick and chil dren, of Marble Hill, wore in J per one day last week. Don’t miss seeing the great Orton Family with the Teets Bfos. Great Shows* Eight in number/ at Jasper Monday August 5th. \ Those who are needing old newspapers can get them at this oil ice at 20 cones per hundred. Mrs' W. A. Richards and chil dren, of Calhoun, are visiting rel atives here this week. Airs. Afaggie Pickett, who at tended the Buffalo Exposition, had the misfortune of losing her handsome gold watch while the. Pick-pocketts are plentiful in Buffalo.-^— Eilijay Times. YOU KNOW TVH.1T YOU AltE TAKING When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chili Tonic because the formula is plainly pirate ! on every 1 ottle show ing tnat it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamrick and children, of Eudville, visited relatives in Jasper aud Marble Hill this week. Rev Wm. Jones preached at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday nights in the absence of the pastor. The Best Prcsevlpton for Malaria Chills and fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simpiv iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure—no pay. Price 50c. The Cross Roads news items reached us too late for publica tion in this issue. Homes should reach us by Tuesday, noon in order to be published in the cur rent issue. W. S. Cobb, storekeeper and gauger at Pettett’s Distillery Inis' been transferred to Batesville, Cherokee county, and H. K. Wood takes his place at Pettett’s. Col. 0. D* Phillips’ many friends regret to hear of liis illness. While it has not assumed a serious form he suffers a great deal.—Alariettu Journal. Col. Phillips has ninny friends in North Georgia who will be sorry to learn of jus ulness. XWe extend thanks to Messrs. • . , ,, Hall ,, and , Harris rT . . . aor a nice .as-o;* of peaches presented us Wcdneg day. These gentlemen have a fjne orchard of several thousand ympig ronmr ti ii’oew as anout ‘ihout thref upL.np.es miles west of tins place, and expect to gather about a thousand crates this sea soil. Read the advertisement of Southern Shorthand and Business University, of Atlanta, Ga., which appears in this Issue Any young mail or woman desiring to attend a business college would do well to write for terms, etc-, before mak ing other arrangements, as this is the leading business college of the South. -o tn O 0). ’sir* UURtS WHERE AIL tLSE MILS. Use Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. In time. Sold b v druggists. NVPTIOM , 1.1-7— :' Miss Josie Fowler is visit relatives at Murldc Hill. Qiuto a crowd of summer : eX£ arrived in Jasper this week. 1 /ifudgo (Juber was u| looking the gathering of his peaches this week. ilov, Arc 'Votin' Kldcc>» • { Hobbs’Sparagus Pills euro all kiilucy Ills. Ham* pie free. Add. Sicrnng Uemoily Oo., Chicago or N. Y A. R. Turner returned to Wash- 1). C. last Saturday after spending several weeks it. Jasper, ’"Tegs Bros. Ilig Railroad Shows will exhibit in Jasper Monday August o. Mrs. Will Ilerrin and children, of Tate, are spend ingt i ; we* k with j uu . p . iro „t s , Mr. and Mrs E. Hood, near town What most people want is some thing mild and gentle, when in need of a physic. Chamberlain’s Stomach and River Tablets till the bill to a dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale l»y Tate Simmons it Co. Miss Annie Belle Simmons en tertained a number of her friends at her home last Tuesday night. The residence of M. C. Stoner aGis struck by lightning last Sun day. Very little damage, however, was clone. V -A[rs. E. R. DeRay and children, of Ball Ground, visited her fath er’s family here Saturday and Sunday. A lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles, and may be cured by a few applications of Chamberlain’s Pam Balm. For sale by Tate Simmons it Co. We will send you the Home and Farm and the Progress for one year for only if! 10 cash. Alissea Alay Prather and Janie Richards spent Saturday at Nel son. This year is remarkable all over the world on account of the Barge number of persons killed bv lightning. FOR SALE — Second hand Featherstone bicycle for sale cheap. CalJ at this office. Miss Jennie Gardner, of Gain esville arrived in Jasper Monday, and will spend sometime here visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. C. Tate. Air. and Mrs. C. W. Flake, of Atlanta, are visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Airs. S. M. Mer rill. Come to town early Monday August 5th to see the Great Teets Bros, trained dog and pony shows. Nothing like it ever seen before in Jasper, Monday August 6th. We take this means of endeavor ing to thank our many friends for their kindness and attention dur ing our late bereavement. May God bless them. Airs. J. A. Rhyne. The laws ot health require that the bowels move once each day and one of the penattier for violating this law is piles. Keep your bowels r<‘g ular by taking a dose of Chaberlain’s stomach and River Tablets when necessary and yon will never have that severe punishment inflicted up mi yuti. I’itcc, 25 cents. For sale by Tate Simmons – Co* A special 1 to the Constitution of Monday from Nashville Term Sftyg , “Weldon Henley, the int«jh'» the Nashville . team, r on who is lironotinced ‘ a wonder bv ' Alanager . profess lsuer, is not a hmai and was only secured after considerable trouble. He declares ‘ his intention of quitting the dia niond at the end of tiie season. Henley at first declined to play professional ball, but was finally offered such inducements ns forced hi n) yield. He will play this reason out and then go to Mexico, where he has a position secured with the Mexican Central as civil engineer. HHYNK. James Alexander Rhyne was born in Habersham county Geor November 27th 18*14. ami died at his home in' Jasper, Pick ens county Georgia, July 24th 1901. He left surviving him, wife, Mary Elizabeth Rhyne, and six • sons—John 11., Raster A., [ Willie Walter, Eugene, Cecil G., and Carl II.; all of whom are cel lent young men, industrioits in business, and devoted to homes. He was a zealous and consistent member of the Univer salis! church and had been a minister of that faith for many years; I ut, while he had a fixed belief in the tenets of his church, he was uniformly tolerant of the belief of others who did not agree with him. He was a Master Ala son; had been Worshipful Master of Pickens Star Lodge, and was :.n earnest member of the order, for thirty years. He was in the Confederate army and served as a Lieutenant in one of the companies of the 43rd Georgia Regiment. At the time of his death, he was Justice of the Peace for the Tow n District and was in the first year of his term. His life was pure; he lived void of offense toward all; was thoughtful and consider ate; a good neighbor; a good husband and father, and an exem plary, citizen. His life was full of sympathy for the sick and dis tressed, and he never failed to re spond to the demands of kindness and humanity; and in many homes, he will he remembered, and his memory will be cherished, for his ministrations to tiiose who suffered from disease and pain, often, though it might be, through the long mid anxious vigils oT the night, and when he was i 11 pain himself. Expressions of tribute for such a man, should im press the living with the thought of the influence and glory of a good life, and that death can no more destroy good example than it can kill the soul. In the afternoon of July 25th, his remains were escorted to the grave in the cemetery at Jasper, by members of the Masonic Order, and there, in the presence of nis family and other relat ives, and a large gathering of the people who had known him in life, aud with the beautiful burial service of his order, were committed to the earth; and, as the exhausted rays of the setting sun, w ore cast across his mound, he was alone left in the gateway of the other lift*. “This Memory brightens o’er the past,, As when the sun, concealed Behind some cloud that near us hangs, Shines on a distant field.” Molina, Ga., July 29th 1901. Dear Mrs. Rhyne:—I have just' heard of the great bereave men# you have suffered, and I am shoe4 ed, grieved beyond expression. I you and the “boys” to know how deeply 1 sympathize with you all, in the irreparable look loss hack you have sustained. When I and recall the many acts of kind ness to me and mine, I can say I too loved him. The loss has fallen upon us all, tor we shall all miss Ifm more than we can say. It ieeu } s h f d th * t ™ f, ho uU 1 lo8e loved tint God . . knows our ones, j suppose, and we, who knew Mr. Rhyne, know that when he w'as called he was ready to go. Ret us hope nay let us know, that as he took his first step into the cold waters of the River of Rite, un| j t | ir ,, u „| 1 mist that shrouds the future from us, he caught a glimpse of the of her side, he saw nothing but brightness there, Again 1 tender you my heartfelt sympathy. A1 wavs your friend, Sion . ADACHE :-r: ? ilfF I At aU drug stores. 25 Dows 25c FA I It MOUNT. Miv. Adeline Carter, of Frnmho, J lrf ' |! ' I * UI '' '" 1 ' Mr. ana Mis. i‘. M. Tate went to lining lues.lay. Mrs. ^‘ ltl >'main tluii several Weeks Mrs. Kingsliery and Mrs. Pritch ett, of Cartersville, ale visiting M rs. IGGIe St rieklaud. Mrs. M’arlick went up to Tnlk ing Rock, last week to see daughter, Miss Belle War lick. \\\ P. Dodd and family, of Cal houn, and Mrs. Ida Kami, of Dal ton, are visiting t lie family of A. K. Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. Sam MeElreath, of Frambo, visited Mrs. Millie Watts recently. * Mrs. Joe Jones and daughter, of Colima, spent several days here liJkt week. Mrs. T. L. Johnson who lias been very sick is slowly recovering. Prof. Tribble, of Adnirsville, was here Saturday in the interest of the school here. H. G. Findley and family, J. A. Don oh and mother and Mrs. People will leave Tuesday for Oohiitta Springs. A number of people from this p! ice will go to Adnirsville to pack fruit. Miss Rimini.; Byrd has returned from Collinsville, Ala. F. R. Hicks, .if Calhoun, W:t S here last Sunday. Rev. Rawls is conducting a SI-* ries of meeting at Sta.. p Creek. The annual picnic of the Lite rary Societies of the school here will he held at Dew’s Pond Aug. 3rd. Every body invited. Carmen. It Saved His Baby. baby was terribly sick , w uli diarrhoea, we were unable to Uf 11 v him with the doctor’s assistance ami as a last resort we tried Ciiam beiIain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar Remedy, says Air. J. il. Dock, \v,|hams Ore “I am happy to -ay it gave immediate relief and a i*. mplete cure.” For sale by* Tate simmons it Co. The Pickens Countv Progress and the Atlanta Weekly Constitu ti a! one year each for oily .$1.50 That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used l)r. King’s New Life Pill. Thousands of suffer.- have proved their matchless merit for Sick and nervous heaih.ces. They in ike pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. OnljZo cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Tate, Simmons A Co. We Would like to have that amount you are due us on subscription. If you have a baby in the house you will wish to check any unusual looseness of the bowels, nr diarrhoea so common to small children. <) I*. M. Holi*lay, of Dealing link, who has an eleven months’ old child, says: ‘-Through the months of June and July our bah)' was teething and took a running off of the bowels and sickness at the stomach. IIis bow els wotil I move from five to eight times a day. I had a bottle of Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera Renu dy in the house and gave him four drops hi a teaspooful of water and tie got better at once.” For sale by t ate Simmons – Co. GEORGIA, ITCKEXS COUNTY'. The return of the apprises setting apart Twelve mouths support to the yof John A. Hamrick deceased hav ^c^ed a«Tci tod ufshow^ause by the 5th day of August 1901 why said appliea- should tion for twelve months support he granted.^ This st* of July 1901. —il_ * □ geouoia, lick ens count v. To all whom it may concern*. Morris J. w. deceased Goode, has administrator in due lyrin auigleiV of Jjopepl\ tu the undent! ened he for leave of said to defeased sell th c and fkiuls said belong. plication inu to t estate U Monday ap will be D'ea on the first in Augnst nest. This COKNKLihoN, 1st day of July 18U1. C.J. Ordinary. The One Day Cold Cure. Keriuott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine for cold in the head aud sore throat. Children take them like candy. SOUTHERN SHORTHAND – BUSINESS UNIVERSITY ATLANTA, <iA. The leading business school of the South, None better in America. Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Pen manship, Banking, Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling, Busi ness Raw, Correspondence, Telegraphy, etc., taught by a large corps of competent instructors. College building located in beautiful grove i ec. ter of city. Over S,000 Graduates in posit i.ms. Enter now. Handsome Catalogue sent free. Address, A. 0. Briscoe, President, Dr R. W. Aknoid, Vice President, Atlanta, Ga. A Minister's (loud Work. “1 had a scree attack of liihoas colic, got a bottle of Chamberlain s Colie, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Reme dy, took two deg *s and was cured,” says Rev. A. A. Power, of Emporia, Kan. “My neighb >r across the street was sick forever a week, had two or three bottles of medicine from the doctor, lie iHed t he ni for three or four days wiihont, reli t, then called in another doctor who bleated him for some days: willpm re lief, so discharged him. 1 went ovt r to see him the next morning, lie said his bowels were in a terrible fix, that they had been miming off «t) I mg that it was bloody flux, 1 asked him if lie had tried Chamberlain's Cone, Cholera and Dialii rhoea Rem edy amt .laid ‘No. I went home and brought him my bottle ami gave hi a one dose; told him to lake i not her dose in liltecn minutes if lie Ii*! nd find relief, tint he took no inoii * and was entirely cured. I think it is the lies’ medicine I have e.v> i t-ied. For sale by Tate Simmons – BALL GROUND Rev. Air. Chattel!, of near Wn loska, delivered an interesting ser moil ai the Methodist church last Sunday. Col. /,. I). Harrison, of Atlanta! was here last week on business. Judge Guber, of Marietta, was here mi business one day last week. J. 0. Groover made a business trip to Canton last, Saturday. Airs. Boling, of Tate visited rel atives here last Saturday. Mrs. Holbrook and daughter, Millie, f Bartow, Flu., am visit ing friends here this week. Airs. A. W. Roberts is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F. Barton, at College Park Ga. Miss Hill, of Atlanta, is visit ing relatives here. AI. G. Hendrix made a business trip to Nelson Sunday. Miss Emma Brady, of Jasper, is visiting Mrs. F. R. Boling this week. Airs. E. R. DeRiy returned Sun day from a visit to her parents at Jasper. John Nelson and family, of Creighton was hero Sunday. Miss Cora Simmons, of Jasper, is visiting lief sister, Mrs. E. R. DeRay, this week, k. A. McClure made a business trip to Cantoo the first >f the week. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes, of near Jasper, visited here the first of the week. We are glad to say the sick of the town is improving. The A. K.– N. have a force of hands here making some improve ments on the depot. T. A. Shelley was not surprised in seeing his best girl arrive here Sunday. You Know. Tho One Day Cold Cure. For colds and sore throat ”Kermott’a Choco .ates Laxative Quinine. KasUy taken as candy and quickly cure. MARBLE HILL. Misses Mattie and Florence | l«-mlorsi»n v isited in our town last Sunday. Rust Sunday was a gaDc day at Rung Swamp church, there be * ing two In. era Is preached, that of Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Fan nie Warren, also it was commun ion day. Th* re was a large con gregation, most of the people from here attending. The marble works here are ran ning on full time, and every one can get work, loafers are unknown and prosperity is staring <nr peo ple in the face, Andrew Thomason formerly quarrynian at this place, has re signed here to accept A position at the Heirington. Col. Kennemure, who is equal to all emergencies, is besides his usual wo carrvmg ■ in the work caused by The vacan cy “Bud” is a hustler when it comes l<> raising rock. Ti ere was a burying at Funr Mile' church last Saturday. A little child of Mr. Whites. W. P. Henderson visited home (?) folks about throe miles west of Jasper last Sunday. Vv. 10. Cox made a business trip (?) to Jasper last Friday. Raw sou Darnell, of Gordon county is visiting here this week. Miss Mary Howard is visiting friends at Dalilonega. Charlie Champion and John Richards visited homo folks this week. Rev. J. M. Hawkins left Satur to begin a protracted meeting at Sliilo. deputy Colector J. A. Spence and others captured a large dis near here one day last week. Garnett Midkey visited home folks last Sunday. “Pan.” Tired that’s all. No energy, no vim, no vigor, no ambition. T he head aches, thoughts arc confused, memory fails. Life becomes a round work but half accom plished, of eating that does not nourish, of sleep that L.ii’j to refresh and resting the that beginning never rests. of That’:; ner vou s prostration. “I never Lad r.nvthir - do me to much pood as Dr. Miles* tie;vine. I was tired, nil Nervine nervous, cured slccplc. j an 1 i know w< in-uut ol rue. A othinff so pood for indipistion aud CcncnU buildinp Rev. L. up T. of Nfjisk, the system.” Fairbum, Ga. mm Dr. MBcs' ervme 0 strengthens the worn-out nerves, refreshes the tired brain and restores health. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
