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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1909)
HOWARD CARMICHAEL Leading Undertaker. Sf* lln * ot OMkelll an M vi. s .imt prices. Careful and polite attention given all funerals entrusted to me. Wmbnlining done according to latest a '"xT ** -m proved methods. Newest and most up to date equipment. Call answered promptly dav and night. Phone 30. McDonough, r.v. R. O. JACKSON, Attorney-at-Law, M°DONOUGH, GA. Office over Star Store. BROWN & BROWN, ATTO R NEYS-AT-LA W, McDonough, Ga. lENRV COUNTY WEEKLY. 11. Ij. .IOII\’KO\ Editor Entered at the postofTice at McDon •wfk, o second class mall matter. Advertising Rates: 9100 per inch *er month. Reduction on standing eaxstracts by apeclnl agreement. I. 1 ■ ■ • ... McDonough, <m , Sept, 3 lffOw. iitWAHI i MILL, VV Cl*, , uo i. UdVo ilut VAAI — a LA Util WHO b KJX Uio CoUiltj, 1 1 tVJUiU & ‘ J O u u. i J >V U. o*• . * ,ll ‘ o. oti«r*v\4.i t iiao a lirst iliiix UU t»AAIO UI4U UuC*3 cl gOOd O tlol llUOdi *»1 l • cl iU.I ill 1«3 . li. li. isi.Uv\ it i' l ouuutt ai lui ijut/ii \\ltll Ja i'. WXiilO Cut AlAlt iltlCA o ittlijllj . k*ovc/ li txi ivsi jit and Alis>> iU.umd Banks ion spoilt ttunday wtt.i Mr. ami Mrs. Wasu KuiiOoii. M.Si Rj.jy xl.uld Visited iUiSS Minxit) jJaukston tsatiiruay u v eil ing. airs. Fannie Kimbell visited her sister, Mrs. jos.o ivlinuefi one dal' i itH l< WcOiv . Mr. it. K Dorlon lias the finest bottom ii we have sec n. Mr. Ji.n Elliott lias s one that would dv> you good to look at. Mr. Lamar Dortcn called on Miss Ethel Elliott last Sunday, W'e regret to say that Mr. L J. Hand got serionslv hurt last Fri day i:i an accident with an auto mobile Mr. E. P Mays took dinner.with Mr .1. It Stewart Inst Fijdny. Mr. Go irgia Hand dr, and Mr. W. T Hand went to Hampton last Friday, Miss Jamie Mavs is on the sick list ; hope she will sour lie out a gfl i n Miss Minnie Pinkston visited Miss L mile Hand Saturday* night. <ln With A Rush. The demand for that wonderful Stom ach. Liver and KDney cure. Dr. Kiear’s New Life Pills—is aslourding the drug gist say they never saw tte lil e. Its be cause they never fail to cure Si ur Stom ac h, C oust ipat i n n,4§ Indi gestion. Biliousness, .laat'dic', t ink headache, Chills and Malaria. Only r.’.j. LECATEES SALE Georgia Henry County: Will be sold to the highest bidder on first Tuesday in Oc'obernext (l'.Hi'.i) before the court house door in said county for distribution among the heirs of William Petidley deceased to wit: Wary C. Horsey, heirs of John M Pend ley, S. A. Petidley, W .1 Pendlev, K J. Petidley, L. N Moore N. X. K tads, T. .1 Pendby, M. C I’om'.s, H K. t alia wav all of said county to wit: Fifty acres of land, more or less, icing part of lot of land number (ltV7). One hundred and sixty seven, situated lying and being in t tie >\ land l)ist. of said coun ty and being in the North West corner of ►aid lot and bounded ns follows, Fast by land of J. A. Barrett, North by lands for mal y > wn »d by Medl »«• U. on \\ est by lands formerly owned 1 y Heniy t'aile, on S< nth by lands owned l>y Banks. Teinif cash. Sept. 1, Ittot*. W. J. Petidley, Agent for la irs. Pressing Clubnoveti to Farm2r’s Union Building f Uavo moved Me Pressing ('lob shop from tin* Shield's lot to tin Farmer's Union Building, sno. ru 1 door hack from front oppo-ite Presbvtcrian church. J.r. Powell. | L3CJST GROVE. Mr. William M. Rosser, of this place having made up his r: ind to retire from active Agricultural persnits that he may have a ligh ter load back as he go-as down life’s road, lias sold his farm of one hundred acres which lies three miles from here. t.ml two miles from Jenkinsburg realizing for some #lllOO or forty nine dollars per acre. Mrs. Manning, a wealthy widow of near Jenkinsburg, is the purchaser. Does that look like hard times? Mr. B. J. Banks, of near Jackson, moved to oar town last week oc copying the residence recently va cated by Mr. .1. H. Knott. I un derstand he comes to place his children in school—welcome and still they come. A limited number of shares in The Lon L Pitts Car Step can he bought for $lO 00 per share. Mr. Pitts retaining a royalfj of GO per cent of same. Messrs. A, G. and A. B. Combs attended the singing » t Ringold in Spalding county last Sunday, The Editorial in The Atlanta Constitution of last Saturday on j tbe grave problem in Pellagra, the 1 inisterions disease which is becom ing so prevalent and spreading so rapidly over the Southern States, was timely to the point. Thpgov erment, both State and National, should make no delay nor fail to apply every means possible to solve the problem and check its spread and fatal effect, Mr. T. J. Upchurch was among those from this place attending the singing at Ringold last, Sunday. As previously announced the Grammar School here opened at 9,30 a clock last Monday with im- ex iciscs. There were a good number present. The inter est manifested hi d the zeal and energy shown on the part of Prof. Adamson to make this school a success is commendable and now' let all co-operate with him in keep-j ing it up to where it has been and even impror ing it. Eol. Loyd Cleavelar.d aid Mr. Grnntlaml, of Griffin, were visitors to our town Sunday exiling on Mr. a. J. Banks. The recent hot dry weather had a disustiions effect on the top crop of cotton in this part as well as elsewhere. Taking the Sunday School lesson of last, S utility which embraces ihe the loth. Chapter of first Corinth inns ns a basis, where can any one hod ground for upholding a smiling re.ligion or where can any profess ed Christian find excuse for littei ncss, unkindnoss, stiile, lmiud. reyengu, imputience, abuse or spite? I pause for an answer. Locust Grove Institute opened pr >m )M.y on Wo luesduy Sept. Ist for the greatest term of its history and now the town is once more alive and filled to overflowing with students from diffeient parts of the country. The change v hieli c;me Monday and Tuesday breaking the hot lusty spell was very acceptable to all. Unidentified. A Narrow Fsoape Edgar N. Bayliss a merchant of Hoi in sonville, Del., wrote; “About two years ago 1 was thin and sick, and coughed till the time and if 1 did not have consump tion, it was near to it. I commenced us mg Foley's Honey and Tar, and it stopp« d my cough, and have gained twenty eight pounds, all due to the good results from taking Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold ly Horton Drug Co. Wagons must go, we are iverloaded with one and two horse w.ijron*. See us and get he jitst witcun made, rem ember! these wagons must xo, now is your time to reap a bargain. Mitchell in the lead. Copeland Mer. Co. SOOTH RIVER The weather has been somewhat dry lor some time last, aid lie farmers are bigining to look sad and forlorn for it is injuring the crops. Cotton lias begun to dpen once more and some of the farmers have started to picking the fleecy staple. On last Monday morning Miss Alice Kelley, in company with her cousin, Miss Artie Bellah, of Stock bridge, left to go to college at the S. N. S. at Athens. Miss Annie Smith visited Miss Mae Cliafin last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crumbley were the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Lester, of Rockdale Sunday . We are very sorry to announce that Mrs. W. F. Helms is quite sick at this writing. While enronte from Locust Grove, to Lithonia Mr. Billie Maddox, Hnd son dined with Mr. B. H. Maddox one day last week. Miss Alice Helley was the guest of Miss Lncile Thompson Sunday. j Mr. G. W Smith is having some new additions built to his resi dence. >• Some of the people from this set tlement attended preaching at Honey Creek Sunday. We have been told that the young gentleman that stopped at the residence of Mr. J. Love some time back lias made arangements tor a permynt-nt stay. Mr. Samuel Cliafin is quite sick at this waiting. By the request of our Sunday School Superentendent, Mr. G. W. Ci umbley tl.e public is asked to come out again tor the purpose of reorganizing the Sunday Sehoclat Delta Grove m xt Sunday. Campmeetiugs, celebrations and oilier social gatherings are draw ing nigh unto a close, so Mr. chi ken you may come down oil of your high roust and take a rest for we> know you are getting restless. A Hurry Up Call. Q'dck; Mr. Druggist—QuicK;— A box of Bucklen’s Arnica tsalve—here’s a quarter—for the love of Mises, I:lirry ! Baby’s burned himself, terribly—John nie cut his foot with tlie axe —Mamie’s si aided—Pa can’t walk from piles—Billie bus bolls—and my corns ache. Hliegot it and soon cured all of the family, lis the greatest healer oil earth. Sold by all druggist. PROGRESS Cotton is ready to pick. Mrs. J. W. Foster visit* d Mis Roe Alexander one evening last, week. Mrs. J. F. Johnson and two lit tle sons, Paul and Bobby, spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday in Atlanta with relatives. Mr. G. M Adamson and family were the guests of Mr. A. A. Ex uni and family Sunday. Misses Kitlie Mao and Jessie Mitchell were the charming guests of Miss Estelle Foster Sunday. Mr. Jord Johnson spent Satur day night with Robert Strickland. Miss Mattie Lee Foster was the delightful guest of Miss Estelle Alexander Friday. * Messers. Will Mitchell and Ray mond Pritchett are visiting near Temple, Gn., this week, the guests of relatives. MiSs Essie Stricklard was the guest of her cousin, Miss Annie Pearl Strickland, ote day lust week. Mr. Roe Alexander and family spent Sunday near Rex with rel itiv es. Messrs Stewa’t anb Philip Ad amson of Rex spent Saturday night and Sunday 1 ere the guests of Messis Li. M. Ac am soil aid A. A Exam, Miss Annie Pearle Stricklard was the guest of Miss Mattie Lee Foster Monday aiternoon. Mr. John Johnson arrived Sun day to stay at home awhile, as his job give out, he says, he is going hack to Atlanta at the first open ing. Mr. T. R. Tidwell and family spent Saturday night and Sunday here with relatives. Little Misses Annie ard Mary Adamson visited*Kate Exuni Sun day. Mr. Garie Strickland spent from Friday untill Monday in Griffin, the guests of relatives. Mr. U. S. Adamson and Miss Mattie Lee Foster were out riding Sunday afternoon. The Road to .Success. Has many obstructions, but none so des perate as poor health. Success to-day de mands health, but Electric Hitlers is the greatest health builder the w orld has ever known. It compels perfect action of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, purifies and enriches the blood, and tones and in vigorates the whole system. Vigorous body and keen brain follow their use*. Von can’tafford to slight Electric Bitters if weaK, run-down or sickly. Only 50c. Guaranteed by all druggist. RAILROAD LOCALS. Well, laying-by time is nearly over and the hanest time is here. Mrs. Jessie Murphy, of Hamp ton, died Aug. 30th and was bur ied at the Bible Christian chnrh, of which she has been a member 1 for several years. We all hate to give her up for she has lived near us nearly all of her life and we had learned to love her as a very dear friend. She was a good Christian girl, always ready to go to church and Sunday school. / We know we we will miss her so much but God ' knoweth all things better than we do, so we will submit to the will of our fa ther which is in heaven and say, ‘ sleep on, dear one. thy sweet, peaceful sleep till the blessed, Heavenly Father calls thee to wake and come to dwell with Him eternally where none ever wake to weep. She was married to Mr. John Murphy last Christmas was one year ago, she was 25 years old at her death she leaves alittle in fant V months and six days ole so we will say to her husband to weep not for she’s only a sleeping. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stanfield and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Campbell, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dorsey Sunday last Miss Lillian Stanfield and Mr and Mrs. Mance Guice were the guests of Mrs. Jim Stanfield, of Love joy last Friday. Mr. Tom Clowers got l:is barn burned last Sunday morning and three thousand bundles of fodder, we do not know how it caught on fire. He had no insurance. Mrs. Carolina Dorsey and Mis.-es Adnaaiul Bettie Penuley were the guests of Mrs. Mattie and Missts Mamie and Susie Stanfield last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Dor.sey of Milner were visiting Mr and Mrs. John Dorsey last fourth Sunday, j Mr. Harvie Barnette and Miss Nettie Massey were out riding Sundav last. Mr. and Mrs Chat Darsey were j the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John j Dorsey C unday lust. Mr. Jessie Stantii Id and Miss Nevie Callaway were out riding Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Callaway, visited Mr. N. C. Lnllnway and family Sunday last. Mrs. Ann Mitchell and Miss Mamie Stanfield were out riding Sunday last. Miss Lillian Stanfield and Mr. Anther Banks were the guests c l Misses Mamie and Susie Stanfitld j last Sunday. I)r. Abernethy, the great English phy sician. .-aid, “W .uch your kidneys. V hyii they are affected, life is in danger.” Fol ey's Kidney lielnedy makes healthy kid neys, correct urinary irregularities, arid rones up the whole rystcin. Sold by Hor son Drug Co. There is m< reCatanb in ihis section of the country than all ether I’iseroU jot to gether, mul until the last tew jearsv ns supposed to he incurable. For a great many y£ars doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatm'ent, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrah to be a con stitutional disease and tin r« fore require 3 constitutional Jr. itr.ient. Hall’s Catarrh 1 Cure, jn>rnufactured by F. J. Cheney <Sc Co | Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitutional j cure ou the market It is taken internally j in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. j It acts directly on the blood anel mucous surfaces of the sy stem. They offer one j hundred dollars for any ease it fails to I cure. Send,for circulars and testimonials. F. J. Chenney & Co., Toleado, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hail s Family Pills for constipation. IN MEMORIAM On last Sunday morning August 29th, as the sun v*as shining bright on the eastern shore, the death angel came took from us our dear beloved Grand mother, Mrs. Se fronie Craig, and took her to her home beyond the skies, where there will be no sickness, pain or death, but ail will be joy and Hap piness. She was 72 years of age, she leaves 9 children and a host of friends to mourn her death. She was a Christian mother, we pray God’s richest blessings upon tbe entire family, Let us so liye when life is over that we will meet her in the sweet bye and bye. Night On Bald Mountain. On a lonely night Alex Benton of Fort Edward, N, Y. climbed Bald Mountain to the home of a neighbor, tortimd by As thma, bent on curing him with Dr Kings New Discovery, that haibcured himself of asthma. This wonderful medicine se en relieved and quickly cured his neighl or. Later it cured his son’s wife of a severe lung trouble. Millions believe its the greatest Throat and lung cure on Earth. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are surely curtd by it. Best for Hay Fever, Grip and Whooping Cough 60c and $ 100. J rial bottle free. Guaran teed by all druggist. They are entering the contest now*! Have you entered yuur friend? Kings Littlo-hiver Pills tor sick headache and hilliousness. r l hey are easy and pleas ant to take. A cooling, healing, soothing cleansing salve is Piuesale, Carboltzed. Sold by Horton Drug Co, Z. D. Ward Stockbridge, Ga. Miss Juliette McGee, who spent several days with Miss Hattie Sue Lowe, returned lit he r lu me in At lanta Thursday morning. Why? From a. small begining the sale and use of chamberlain's cough Remedy has ex tended to all parts of th< United States and to many foreign countries. Why? Because it has \ roved especially valuable for coughs and col Js, For sale by Horton Drag co. Mr. T\ p. Fe* gusen, of DottgJas ville.it lime, n a visit to old home friends and relatives. Wbv Druggists Recommend Chamler lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. I ranK C. Hr,nraham, a premirert druggist of Portsmouth, Va., soys, “fi r the past six years 1 have sold and i t ccm mended Chamberlain 's Colic, Cholera r»i d Diarrlu ea Kt ntedy. It is a great remedy anil ore of the best patent nudicims in market. 1 handle some others for the same purposesthat pay me a larger profit, but tliis remedy is so sure to ifficta cure, and my customer so certain to appreciate my recommending it to him that 1 girt it the preference.” For sale by Button Diug Co. Get Together and stand together is the key note of Forrest Crissey’s second article on the farmer in his fight against dishonest commission merchants. Don’t miss it. Then read “ Happiness ” one of the prettiest bov and girl stories ever published. All in the SEPTEMBER EVERYBODY’S Special display by McDonough Drug Co.
