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Porterdale, Ga., July 30.—On ’Wed¬
nesday, July 23rd, 1910, at 3 P. M.,
the Aiii-'e! of Death entered the home
of our friends, Mr, and Mra Pleas.
Dorsy, and took therefrom its bright¬
est Jewel, dainty, cunning, beautiful
little Eiiie Elizabeth. She was just
.seventeen mouths old, and a picture
of health, with a sweet smile for
every one at all rimes. Her parents
idolize^ her and her grand-parents
thought little Etfie was the dearest of
thm all. On Friday afternoon her
beautiful little body was laid away in
the Baptist cemetery, after an impres¬
sive service held by Kev. Gresham
to await th e call of her Maker on that
day, while her sweet .Spirit is now
with the Angels watching over loved
ones on Earth, beckoning them t«
come to her. To the sorrowing fam¬
ily we would say, “Weep not, Eiiie is
not dead, but transplanted to her
Heavenly Home." She has been taken
out of this world of sorrow, tempta¬
tion and sin for a purpose known only
to God. and His will should be our
law. So live that when your earthly
journey is endud you can go to the
little one who is waiting for that re¬
union that lasts forever.. The floral,
offerings woke numerous and beauti¬
ful while the snow white casket and
robes were typical of the spotless pu¬
rity of little children.
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Miss Lueile Roper, of Atlanta, i*
visiting her relative*. Rev. Lueien
Roper and family, for a few days.
Mrs. Mellie Rye has returned home,
aftefr spending a very pleasant week
at Hampton with friends and relatives
Mrs. J. A. Sowell, of Hampton,
spent la-t week in Porterdale vigtting
her many friends and relatives.
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Mr. John Day, of Camp Gordon.
cam e down for the week-end at home
with mother and friends.
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Mr. C. M. Bowden spefcit a very
pleasant day in Atlanta Sunday last.
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Mr. .T, M. Farmer has returned from
bis vacation, looking very brown and
liappyt Evidently the const resorts
agree with Mr. Farmer, as “The Nutt"
heard him remark the other day that
his one great hope and ambition for
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convenience.
G, W. KNOWLES, Oxford. Ga,
Farm Lands
FOR SALE
200 acres, near Mansfield, Ga., im
roved, and renting for 8 bales of
»tton, $60.00 per acre. Terms, if
esired.
240 acres, near Mansfield, Ga., ini
rovad and renting for 8 bales of
>tton. and can be improved further,
50.00 per acre. Terms, if desired. ..
240 aere« of land in Jasper county,
»ar Gladesville, with two dwellings,
id barns, mostly unimproved, with
10.000 feet of fine saw tlmlier, lays
•*il, with fine bottom. 5 miles from
idiette, 3 miles from Berner. $35.00
?r aere for quick sale. Terms, if
?sir e d.
Write
J. H. Pitt?,—
GRIFFIN, GA.
j. L. PlttS,
BARXESVILLE. GA.
COW FOR SALE—I have u four
gallon cow for sale. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
W. CLEVELAND ADAMS.
ROOM WANTED—Furnished room
wilted, close iu. preferably iu Pres¬
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The News.
See Cannon Supply Co’s., Special
Monday’s Prices.
fflfc MHI& tik, ikVBSDAt JVLt di, lWti
the future was to some day be em¬
ployed as a life-guard ou the beach.
He said, “Ain't nature wonderful?"
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The Porterdale Basel Ball Club
played the team of the Covington
Mills last Saturday and won the game
by a secret of (i to 4. Both sides
played some good ball and some very
rotten ball, but we are getting better
every time we play and we. are ex¬
pecting to shut out this team of the
Covington Mills on the home grounds
iio-A’t Saturday, August the 2nd.
Jus* as we were thinking about
renting the city lock-up out for the
summer to some of the city tourist,
th.. mid-summer fights broke out
! afresh. His Honor, the Mayor, had
: not had a case before him for a whole
Iweek and it loked like| that things
were getting good, but we will hope
that these belligerently inclined will
curb their mighty temper and let a
record of one week without a case
pass into insignificance!.
Mr. George Ponder was out of town
nearly all of last week doing grand
jury duty i u the Covington courts.
Mr “Red" Collum si cut the day
some where last Sunday, but h e won’t
tell ns Where. Wo will have to watch
“Red" after this.
Mr? Emit Rogers was with “Red.”
Our good friend, Mr. Rein Hall, has
sold bis Ford and is contemplating
the purchase of au automobile instead.
Our young friend, Mr, R. L.
Baugheum, is leaving us next week
to go into the employ of one of the
large Trust Companies, of Atlanta.
Mr. Baugheum doesn’t know yet just
where he will b e located, whether in
Atlanta or at one of the small tow
plants of the company. But where
ever it is he has our very best wishes,
and w e feel sure that he will make a
success wherever he goes for he is a
very capable, honest, ambitious and
energetic young man and with the
right kind of a chance will some day
ruakij his mark. Good luck, old boy,
go to it and work lik e “Helen be hap¬
py" and you’ll get there.
SELL YOUR FARM.
Sell your rough, rocky farm, /ind
buy for the samu money, a larger and
I letter one near Milledgeville, Ga.
Good market, b^st schools, many ad¬
vantages. Farms from forty to four
hundred acres for sale, houses and
lots, anything in the way of real es
tatcL
JAMES L. SIBLEY,
2nd Floor Sandford Building,
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA—2t.
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C. C. BROOKS COVINGTON, GA.
EIGHTH DISTRICT MASONS
TO MEET AT MADISON
The Masons of the Eighth Congress
ional District will assemble in Madi
son in annual convention on August
14th. for which ^vent that city is
completing elaborate preparations,
consisting of rare entertainment and
an attractive program. It is exported
that delegates will he l n attendance
from every lodg H in the district.
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OPPORTUNITY
Knocks But Once In A Lifetime
HAS IT KNOCKED AT YOUR DOOR YET?
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---NOW IS THE OPPORTUNE TIME--
Financiers, Captains of Industry, and leading business men throughout
the country predict an era of unforetold prosperity fer the f ecpie cl this
great nation.
Local financiers and business men unanimously agree that the pro¬
perties of the—
Alden Marble Company
are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and this company is offering to
the citizens of Georgia the best and safest investment of the day.
We want to meet you personally and give you every detail of this
WONDERFUL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
This a Georgia Corporation, organized as the laws of Georgia direct*
Its properties are in the State of Georgia.
The Company is being managed by Georgia men.
The Sale of its securities is confined to the citizens of Georgia.
Our representative is prepared to explain our proposition
thoroughly. Phone, write ar call Delaney Hotel, Coving¬
ton, Ga.
RANDEL & COMPANY
FISCAL AGENTS
ALDEN MARBLE COMPANY
906-11 FLATIRON BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA..
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. W. M. HARRIS.
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WILLIAM H. UTT, PORTER WIMBISH, Hampton, Georgia. President - First National Bank
President and Treasurer. Viee-Preaident. Hampton. Georgia. Also President Hamilton Gotten
W. S. BURTON, Mills. • i
Secretary. HON. EB. T. WILLIAMS,
ADVISORY BOARD. Formerly member Georgia Legislature, also i 11
HON. of the
J. J. BROWN, Executiv Department with Governor N. Harris.
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Commissioner of Agriculture of Georgia. Also Solicitor General of Atlanta Circuit.
HON. T. E. PATTBRSON, WILLIAM H. TJTT,
Prison Commissioner of Gebrgia, also •hairman State
Highway Commission of Georgia. Formerly President of the Green Marble Company.
MON. A. E. CALHOUN, Owner of the Victoria Monument Company. Bsl>eri
enced in operating marbl e quarries and in manage
Judge of Criminal Court of Atlanta. turing marble.
DIRECTORS.
PORTER WIMBISH. W. S. BURTON.
Formerly connected with the Coggins Marble Company Formerly connected with The Georgia Marble FinD
and during the with the Federal Reserve Bank at ing Works, Canton. Georgia, and during the war l n
war
Atlanta, Georgia. Government service in Bureau of Animal Industry.
