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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18, 1902, THE GA JNESV ijuIvE NEWS Lathem’s Restaurant. Death, of Prof. Merck. Prof. George G. Merck died at his home here Thursday morning at 6.00 o’clock. He \yas a native of Murray county, but had been a resident of Gainesville for several years, and had a large number of friends and ac quaintances here. Prof. Merck lived in Boston for a loner time before his re moval here, and his talent gained for him there quite a reputation as a musi cian, and the fact that several of his pupils hold positions in the Boston Conservatory is an evidence of his abil ity as a teacher of music?. His wife, whom he married in Boston, survives him, and has the sympathy of many friends. Mr. Merck’s remains were interred in Alta Vista cemetery at 11 o’clock a. m. Eridav. Funston has gone to talking at dinner parties again, only he seems to have learned something, for now he says: “I don’t look like a hero; I don’t feel like a hero; I amJsimply a lucky dog.” The modest little man! 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S s s Excursion To TaHiiIaW Tomorrow fit 10j 20 a.m., a special train will leave the Southern, depot for Tallulah Falls, the round trip oeing $1. The excur sion is run by Col. S. C. Dunlap, which is a guarantee that it will be a delightful one. Get your ticket early and spend a day at the Falls^ DAHLONEGA, GA. A college education in the reach < f all. * B., B.S., Normal and Busmens Man’s cos rses. Good laboratories; healthful, invigoratir jcli- rnnte; military discipline;, good m*>r&l and religious influences. Cheapest board iu the. State; abundance of couutry produce;expenses from §75 to $150 a year; board in dormitories or privatefatuilu s. Special license course lor teachers; full faculty of nine; all under the control of the University. A college prepar atory class. Co-ed ication of sexes. The insti tution. founded specially*for«tudents of limited means. Send f-»r catalogue to the President. Jos. S. Stbwaxt, A.M. Death Of Mrs. Jfose Brace. Mrs. Jose Bruce, wife of William Bruce, died at her home near Pass’ Mill on Monday morning at ten o’clock, Mrs. Bruce was thirty-five yeaas old and leaves a husband and two chil dren, ’ V. Taylor of Tallapoosa, is a ; of M r. A. F- Camp. « >„iiie Candler is spending some ! ' at Indian Spring. „ Kelsey Dozier is conducting’ re- fcrvices at Duncan’s, near Buford. T t l0 s C. Candler of Atlanta, is ^ 1insa while at his old home here. omer Prater spent Sunday with -parents here. . T, el ] e Coker of Augusta, is on ^ to Mrs- Tillman Funk. John Mullikin of Jacksonville, is on a v ,-isit to his parents here. Holcomb of Macon, was m Mr Qnj F* * ' frle nds in the city this week. Will Bailey is visiting his mo- * er _ 31 rs S. M. Bailey. Miss Alma Flint of Harlen is the . .f Miss Leone Hobbs. Haralson of Atlanta is Siogiiig At BeUmont. Sunday was the occasion of an all day singing at BeUmont, and an im mense eiowd was present. Special rates were given over the G. J. & S. road, and quite a number from here attended.. Large parties from Hosch- ton, Candler and other places were also present. Good singing was had, and thq day was well spent by those who attended. W E SAVE you money on anything in the line of builders hardware. Palmour Hardware Co. I Miss Mary visit to her grand-mother, Mrs. jr. Jackson. ,. lisses Sadie and Anna McConnell turned from a visit of severa 1 leeks to relatives in Cartersvllle. Howard and Will Hynds and Monday at Porter I Messrs, Lt Sunday lirings- J A. Wynne has returned home, Inch recuperated in health, after a va- [tion spent at Tallulah Falls. [judgeJ- H- Estes and a number of Users from here, are attending court fc Dawsonville this week. Miss Claud Jacuson of Athens, after pleasant visit to Miss Nelle Norton, returned home. [Mr. Richard Green, son-in law of r. Jeff Hulsey, is erecting a large Lienee on N. Green St, [Misses Josephine Bafge and Marie hittaker of South Georgia, are on a isitto friends in the city. \ [Messrs Joe Connallv and Andrew ;a\boun of Atlanta, are attending Miss iancesDunlaps house party. Get your meals at Lathem’s restaurant. Every thing to eat the market affords Regular meals. 25 cents; Lunches, 15 cents;, Soup, 5 cents, Prompt, eifieient service. Give Lathem’s a trial. ! will sell you goods at money-saving prices. Be sure dou come and examine my x stock before buying elsewhere. Below is a small list V of the many bargains offered. WAGON material of * all kinds. Palmour Hdw. Co'. Willi thanks to the citizens Of GainesviHe and vicinity for past favors, I beg to say I have for sale a large quantity of wine for sacramental ai^d medicinal purposes. 8-20-02. j. w. Large. CANE MILLS, Evaporators ete.- very best at reasonable prices. -The Call (JWr. and Mrs. Roy Paris of Atlanta, (revisiting Mrs. Paris’ parents, Mr. ndMrs. T. M. Hanie. Mr. Charles Owens of St. Louis, Mo, i spending several weeks at his old lome here. "Mrs. Walker Dunson and three chil- ren of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. Tarren H. Campbell. Miss Erskine Dixon, who has been psiting friends and relatives in At- bta has returned home. [Palmour Hardware Co have the st assorted line of Carpenters tools i north Georgia. Go by and see them. [MissJadye Matthews left yesterday or her home in Columbus after a iisit of several weeks to Miss Matniq limmous. and see them. Palmour El wd.Co. ; The Best Fare. When you pay your money for dinner. breakfast, supper—or even a lunch— you want the best fare. At Lathem’s restaurant you get the best, and it’s prepared by an expert cook and served by competent waiters. Try Lathem’s restaurant once, and you’ll come back again. CIDER MILLS and apple parers at Palmour Hardware Co. It Needs A Tonic. There are times when your liver needs a touic. Don’t, give purgatives that gripe and weaken. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers expel all poison from the system and act as tonic to the liver. W. Scott, 551 Highland ave., Milton. Pa., says: “I have carried DeWitt’s Little Early Risers with me for several years and would not be without them.” Small and easy to take. Purely veget able. They never gripe or distress. Robertson & Law. * . A FEW Hammocks left that are ing cheap, Palmour Hdw. Co. go Mrs. Ca rpenter and Miss Agnes Deal Greeneyille S. C. have returned tome after spending sometime here as F £ uest of Mrs. Mattie Merritt- A surprise party was enjoyed by a Dumber of the younger set at the pome of Miss Mary Shelly last even- &g. Miss Eufaula Gregory of Atlanta, H Miss Carrie Riley of Fort Vallv visiting Misses Marian and. proiine Chambers. ^iss 1 lorence Griffith, who has been ^iting Misses Marie gaud Lucile °&l.2omery, has returned to ker home ‘Spartanburg, S. C. Miss Nellie Harris, who has been the tractive guest of Misses Lottie and 1 le Smith, has returned to her home Atlanta. arrived yesterday.to visit Mrs ID ton s parents. Col. and Mrs. C. C. Anders. refc k this week and Gainesville people ^ 1D attendance. Quite a number from ere ' Vl 'H So up on Sunday to attend. and Athens Mrs. Hugh Price Hinton of Pmeeting is in progress at Mossy he first boll of open cotton this sea- ^as brought to this office by Mr. a fierce, who lives five miles east he city, Monday, August 4th. c. McC ge congregation greeted Rev. T- ^ onnell of Greeneville, S. G. at e Presbyterian ehurch Sunday, and lfite aed to an tin White Sulphpr Opens. White Sulphur Springs opened up Monday, under the management of Mrs. H. H. Hale, whose husband re cently bought the property. The ho tel opened with about thirty boarders and many more are booked for this week. Mrs J, H. Banks, Misses Leila and Susie Banks, Rafe Banks and Mr. L L. B. Stevens and family are among the Gainesville people who will spend part of the summer at this resort. Large assortment of Ladies’ Skirts to sell at about one-half their value. More Odd Pants to sell below wholesale cost, ’. , Men’s Negligee shirts, worth 75c, at 39 cents. Stamped Table Covers that are really cheap at 50c, for 25 cents. 5,000 yards Cambric Embroideries, great values at 3, 5, 7j|,and 10 cents. Great variety of Pearl Buttons at 3, 5, and 10 cents per dozen. Dimities and Muslins that are worth 12 1-2 and 15c, at 7 1-2 cents. Dimities that value 7c, at 3 1-2 cents. * V 1 yard-wide Percales, the 10c quality at 5 cents. Good assortment Calicoes at 3 1-2 cents. Best Indigo Blue and Turkey Red Calicoes at 4c per yard. Yard-wide Sheeting at 4c per yard.. Good heavy Drilling at q cents Good Apron Gingham at 3 1-2 cents. Great values in Towels an 15, 18, and 20 cents per pair. Good Check Homespun at 4 cents. Remember we can save you money on Shoes, Yours Respectfully, Your attention is called to the offering’s of T. S. Campbell & Son this week. Th«y have a beau tiful line and are offering special inducements. Give them a chance on your engraving.-See ad. W. A. WILSON & CO., Mrs. Felton .Lectures. A literary treat that was thoroughly appreciated by a large number of cul tured people of the city, was the lec tures on the evening of the 7th and the morning of the 8th bv Mrs, W. H. Fel ton, in the auditorium of Brenau Col- lege. Col. H. W- J. Ham introduced Mrs. Felton to the audience;. This wo man‘is known wherever the leading papers of the state are read, her pen having furnished articles on all the important questions of the day; but the occasion of her lecture on Thurs day evening was the first opportunity many of her admirers here had had of meeting and knowing this brilliant woman. AIL were Dleased with her quiet dignity and refined personality. The first lecture,“The Worneh of he South during the Civil War,” was largely reminiscent, the experiences of Mrs. Felton being those of every cul tivated womafc who owned ond inherit ed slaves. She paid a glowing tribute to the industrious, ihtelligent mistress, and to the loyal, faithful black woman, who was her assistant in the care of the ante-bellum home The lecture Friday morning was a noble appeal to the mothers in behalf of their children, 4 -Motherhood and Heredity,” being the theme. Lt is to be regretted that every* mother in Gainesville did not hear Mrs. Felton upon this subject. I am “I lead a hard life,” 6aid the emery wheel. - “So do I,” said the file, up against it all the time.” “Poverty oppresses me,” said" the saw. “You put my teeth on edge.” “I may be the village cut up*” said the kitchen knife, “but I haven’t the snap the steel trap ha-*.” \ “What a bore, ” said the gimlet. * And the seance closed with a spirit level. It was on The square. —Toledo Bee. excellent Kpi ^ e Pyour vital organs in good cond- j. n Vou would have health through J malarial season. Prickly Ash Bit- 8 cleanses and strengthens the stom ’ lv?r aEC * bowels and helps the sys resist disease germs.—Dr. E. E. ^xon and Co. . Gig Manufacturers and Dealers In Harness, Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Hal ters, Lap Robes, Whips, Harnes oil, Axle Grease, Collar Pads, Sweat Pads, Pads, Ankle Boots, Riding whips— fact anything in horse goods. 300 all Leather Collars—to go at from 50c. to #1,00. Don’t think anybody will .sell you harness cheaper than we can. Come to see us. We,pay highest price tor Hides and Tal low. - 4