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GUANO!
See me at once and place
your order for fall
GUANO
for Wheat and Oats.
Mowers and Rakes
for immediate delivery
Harrows! Harrows!!
All sorts in stock.
My stock of
FURNITURE
• is complete and prices right.
Wise people see me first 2S2SSZ
why not you?
Will S. Cox
Chatsworth, Ga.
COME AND SEE
The great bargains in Jewelry &nd Watches. Quality
never before offered at such prices. A large, new' line
just arrived. Photos cheap. Watch and Clock repair*
ing a specialty. Work guaranteed. CALL AND SEE.
W. S. LENTS, The Jeweler,
Chatsworth, Georgia
Feel Bad
To Day?
How’s your stomach?
Sour—weak—nervous—shaky? didn t agree?
Bad taste? Last night’s dinner
Well, just step over to the drug store and
get a bottle of
Kodol
For Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Take a good, liberal dose, and you will be
surprised how good it will make you feel.
Kodol makes weak stomachs strong.
Kodol is pleasant and palatable. ;
Kodol digests all the food you eat.
Keeps the Stomach Sweet
Hartwell, Ga.—The public
schools of Hartwell opened Mon¬
day with quite a large attend
ance. Professor Cash, superin¬
tendent, has a splendid faculty.
Qu te a number of boarding
students have entered the
school. The opening exercises
were well attended and consid
erable interest is manifested.
You can find it at
JiUWiffmm) Bre* j,
A. Ti-1 5-CR £ OF LITTLE PRICES
MT. ZION
As I haven’t seen any dots
from our burg lately, 1 will write
a few.
Miss Minnie Barksdale spent
Sunday with Misses Ella and
Mary Peeples.
Next Sunday is regular meet¬
ing day here.
Mrs. Victor McDonald, of
Rome, is visiting relatives and
friends in and Ground Mt. Zion
ami Eton.
Ool. L, F. Peeples, of Spring
PI ice, and his grandson, Frank
Keister, of Texas, and Dick
Brown spent Monday night with
John Holland.
W. A. Gladden and Frank
Adams, two popular salesmen of
Dalton, were in our burg a short
while Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sarah Peeples is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Cleve Gregory,
at Hassler Mill.
Miss Annie Humphreys spent
last Tuesday with Miss Sallie
Holland.
Clem Adams speut Thursday
with friends here.
Come on, Mr. Henley, with
your interesting letters; we en¬
joy them very much.
School here will close Friday
to the regret of the students.
Wishing The News and many
readers success, I close.
Tulip.
Gentlemen
Take notice! Just received new
shipment of Jewelry.
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ROCK CREEK
Fodder-pulling is the order of
the day.
John Evans visited homefoles
Siturday and Sunday.
John Anderson passed through
our burg Monday.
Blair Adams and wife and
“Grandpa” Leonard visited the
home of A. R. Evans Snnday,
Bill Walraven and family are
the guests of George Walraven
this week.
Mary and Mahala Anderson
went to Spring Place one day
last week.
Joe Anderson, wife and little
daughter visited Mrs. Jeff Turner
Sunday.
Misses Molhe Walraven and
Eula Evans were the guests of
the Misses Morrison one evening
last week.
Miss Mattie Evans and brother
spent a few days in Eton recently
guests of their uncle, Loe Love.
Willie Evans was in Ramhurst
on business last Monday.
Was there any meeting at Oak¬
land Sunday? I suppose you at¬
tended, Johnny.
M ss Minnie Morrison and Mrs.
Duncan and little daughter vis¬
ited Misses Mattie and Eula
Evans Sunday afternoon.
Douglasville, Ga.—J udge J. A.
Pitmam, re-elected ordinary of
Douglas county fora second term
in last .Wednesday’s primary,
makes a unique, m fact, a start
ling announcement in the last
issue of the Douglas county Sen
tinel. He puts the y iters of the
county on notice now that he
will not be a candidate for re
election at the end of his present
term. While the judge does of
no t intimate that it is a case
“turn the rascals out,” he
believes in the Andrew Jackson
policy of rotation in office.
THE MURRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1908.
Jeff Jenkins was in our burg
Sunday.
Lurn Leonard passed through
our burg Sunday en routs to the
muscadine vines,
John Jenkins visited Clem
Adams one night last week.
Mr. Kemp and family,of Spring
Place, spent one night last week
at the home of Blair Adams.
Dock Adams was in our burg
Monday.
On account of the rain the sale
of Mr. Waters’ was not largely
attended last Saturday. We are
8 orry to give up Mr. Waters and
family, but hope they will be
satisfied with their new home.
Wishing The News and readers
success, we close.
Two Georoia Girls.
LAMPS
AH kinds, and all kinds
Lamp Chimneys,
Burners and Wicks
«
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SUMACH
Several from Little Murray at
tended the singing given by Miss
Mattie Hanna Sunday night.
French Hanna called on Miss
Maude McEntire at Reaverdale
Sunday.
Several attended the quilting
last Thursday given at the home
of Mrs. Bennett. Among those
present were: Mines. E. D.
Bond, Lillie Ellis; Misses Minnie
Rickett, Ella and Lou Headriek v
Ola Chapman, Bonnie and Henri
Ellis, Ruby Chapman and Elisha
Bond.
Messrs. Walter Whittle, Gene
Rerrong and Edgar Chapman,
Misses Kate Overby, Ella and
Lou Headrick were among those
who attended the entertainment
here last Sunday night.
Gene Berrong and Miss Ella
Headrick attended the baptizing
at Gregory Sunday.
R. II. Shelton ami family
visited friends at Gregory Sun¬
day.
Bob McCamy called on Miss
Johnnie Berrong Sunday.
Jasper Franklin passed through
here Sunday en route to
Gregory.
R. H. Shelton and family
spent a few days in Chattanooga
recently.
John Harris and Miss Georgia
Iseiihower, Ed McCamy and Miss
Carrie Harris attended preaching
at the tabernacle Sunday,
Homer Davis and Lester
Peeples passed here Sunday.
Everybody go to the picnic
Saturday at McCrosky’s.
Sum ac nm:s.
LAP ROBES
Summer Lap Robes
50c up to $5.00
FINE VALUES
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GREGORY
The baptizing here Sunday
was largely attended.
Early last Sunday morning,
the people of this place were
surprised when the wedding
bells rang and announced the
marriage of Mr. Frank Car, and
Miss Vinnie Hayes.
Henry Shields and Miss Lula
Headrick dined with relatives
here Sunday.
R, II. Shelton and family visit¬
ed B. A, Gregory and family
‘here Sunday.
A crowd of young people gath¬
ered at McCrosky’s spring Sun¬
day afternoon and spent a most
enjoyable evening.
Walter Howard, of Tennessee,
and Miss Beulah McCamy visit¬
ed Miss Ethel Cox Sunday.
Rev. Davis preached at
Coffey’s Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Howard and Miss Johnnie
Berrong, Eugene Berrong and
Miss Ella Headrick dined with
the Misses McCamy Sunday.
Mrs. G. B, Barton spent a few
days with her sister, and other
relatives here recently.
Bob McCamy called on his best
girl at Sumach Sunday.
Will Stroud, of Sumach, dined
with Giles Dunn Sunday,
Everybody remember the
picnic here Saturday September
12 . Nameless.
They Tane the Kinks Out
“I have used Dr. Ding’s New
Life Bills for many years, with
increasing satisfaction. They
take the kinks out of stomach,
liver and bowels, without fuss or
friction,” says N. H. Brown, of
Pittsfield, Vt. Guaranteed satis¬
factory at Arrowood & Rouse’s
store. 25c.
Salt Brick
Makes your
horse frisky
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HALF-ACRE BEND
As I haven’t seen anything
anything lately from this little
burg, I’ll write a few lines.
Health in our burg is not very
good.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and Frank
Duncan and Tom Groves’ family
have been on thd sick list for
some time, but are improving.
Little Johnny Moreland has
been on the sick list for several
days.
Jesse Wright is preparing to
leave for some part of the west.
There seems to be quite a stir
among the candidates, as I see
one nearly every day.
Protracted meetings are nearly
over and the election will soon
be here and soon we shall Know
who are saved and who are lost.
Pulling fodder, cutting hay
aud making sorghum is the order
of the day.
Lace Henson and Torn Cochran
passed through here Sunday.
Merrill Wood passed through
our burg first of the week.
Y. A. Stuart passed through
our burg one day this week.
Wiley Ridley was in our burg
one day this week.
We welcome Henry Hill and
brother to our Bend.
Best wishes to The News.
M. E. 0
Produce
Give us a chance at your
country produce.
We pay CASH and good prices.
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BERMUDA
As I have not seen any news
from here in quite a while I will
try to give some of the latest
happenings.
School at this place will close
Saturday the 12th. We are ex¬
pecting to have a nice time.
Rev. E. 0. Davis is conduct¬
ing a series of meetings at Smyr¬
na this week.
Miss Nora Daniel spent last
Friday here.
Earl and Misses Myrtle and
Pearl Ellis attended the picnic
at Eton last Friday.
Charlie Hill and Miss Kitty
Jackson, of Eton, called m our
town Sunday afternoon.
Dale Anderson, of Chattanoo¬
ga, was here Sunday afternoon.
Mines. W. J. White and J. O.
Wilibanks attended services at
Smyrna Wednesday.
Country Girl.
Deafness Canned be Cured
by local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased portion
of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an in¬
flamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or im¬
perfect hearing, ami when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflamma¬
tion can be taken out and thin
tube restored to its normal con¬
dition, hearing will be destroyed
forever ; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is noth¬
ing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred
Dollars for.any case of Deafness
(caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free,
F. J, Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for
constipation.
Douglasville, Ga.—C1 i ff'o r d
Jones, Esq., has a remarkable
field of corn raised on the James
farm near town. A few days ago
he brought some »amp!e stalks
in, one of which had eleven ears ;
the other stalks containing five
and six ears each, and the field
will probably average almost
four ears to the stalk. This
same field of corn will be heard
of again at the state fair,
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Stylish Hats.
We illustrate here
one of our
New Fall Derbies
and the
Soft Hats
are
equally handsome
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RIVER BEND
Mrs, Lackev is a little unprov¬
ed at this writing, we are glad
to say.
Robbie Wilson, of Chatsworth,
accompanied by his cousin, Mr.
Cobb, of South Ga., spent one
night last week with Sam Blass
ingume.
Jim Wilibanks and Miss Mag¬
gie Woo Is, of Spring Place, vis¬
ited the latter’s sister here Mon¬
day.
A number of the young people
of this place are attending servi¬
ces at River Bend church in
Whitfield county tins week.
Jim Harden was in our burg
Tuesday.
Prof. George Huggins, wife
and little son, Neal, spent the
week end with relatives here.
Revival services closed at Pine
Grove Sunday, there being four¬
teen new additions to the church.
Miss Nora Woods spent oue
night last week with the Misses
Teasley.
Fred Huggins, wife and two
little sons of Chattanooga, are
visiting his father and other rel¬
atives at this place.
Ned Waddle, of Texas, spent
Monday night with Sain Blassin
game.
George Bagley and wife and
Mrs. Will Pritchett and little
daughter, Willie Mae, of near
Wells, spent one night last week
with their sister, Mrs. West, at
tins place.
Miss Mattie Teasley made
Misses Nova Woods and Ava
Blassingame a pleasant call Sun¬
day afternoon.
Mrs. West visited at the homo
of Sam Blassingame Sunday af¬
ternoon.
John West, of Dalton, is here
gathering his crop.
We are sorry to note that Leon¬
ard West had the misfortune to
stick two nails in his foot and is
unable to walk, but we hope he
will soon be out again.
Miss Belle Henton lias return¬
ed home after a several weeks
visit to relatives in Smyrna and
Atlanta.
As l know nothing of interest
I will quit for this time.
Bonnie Mae.
How to get Strong
P. J. Daly, of 1247 W. Con¬
gress St, Chicago, tells of a way
to become strong: He says: “My
mother, who is old and was very
feeble, is deriving so much bene¬
fit from Electric Bitters, that l
feel it’s iny duty to tell those
who need a tonic and strengthen¬
ing medicine about it. In my
mother’s case a marked gain in
flesh has resulted, insomnia has
been overcome, and she is stead¬
ily growing stronger.” Electric
Bitters quickly remedy stomach
liver and kidnev complaints.
Sold under guarantee at Ami
wood & Rouse’s store. 50c.