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GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1902 JOHN W. BELL RESIGNS AS DEPUTY S BERIFF, BECAUSE HE SAYS HE COULDN’T MAINTAIN HIS SERF RESPECT AND CONTINUE WTTFT PRESENT ALLEGED OFF1- Are Never Without Peruna in the House for Catarrh, Coughs and Colds. Murrayville, Ga., Oct. 1, 1902. Editor Gainesville News, Dear Sir: I wish to announce to the pub lic that I have this day tendered my resignation as deputy to the Hon. Sheriff of Hall county, be ing forced to do so by unfair treatment at the hands of those, I had specially befriended. ' Very respectfully, - John W. Bell. TWENTY-FIRST SEASON •Government Report on Gotton. Washington, Oct. 8. — The monthly report of the Department of Agriculture shows the average condition of cotton to be, on Sep tember 25, 58.3, as compared with 64 on August 26; 61.4 on Septem ber 25, 1901; 65 on October 1, 1900, and a ten years average of 68.9. Georgia’s average condition is 62. and Florida’s 68. While the WARE, plain or decorated lamps, until you have seen our stock. We will save you money. Be sure and .see our DIXIE HOME cook stove. They are all all right, and wegive ourguarantee every one sold. Mr. J. P. Evans Dies. Mr. James P. Evans died at the residence of Mr. J. R. Barnes on south Main street at 8 o’clock Fri day night p,fter an illness of sev- eraT months, in fact his health has been poor for several years. Mr. Evans was fifty-one years of age and was well known throughout this section of the state. He was a member of the Methodist church and was also a member of the Royal Arcanum, in which order he was insured for $8,000, Mr. Evans is survived by four children, a boy and three girls.His wife, who was a Miss Brown, pre ceded him to the grave several years ago. He was a brother of Messrs A. M. and W. H. Evans, catarrh. / am seventy-one years old, have an appetite again and can work. I feel ten years younger. 99 When old age comes on, catarrhal dis eases come also. Systemic catarrh is al most universal in old people. This explains why Pernna has become so indispensable to old people. Peruna is their safe-guard. Pernna is the only remedy yet devised that meets, these cases exactly. Such cases cannot be treated locally; nothing but an effective systemic rem edy could cure them. This is exactly what Per urn a is. PALMOUR HARDWARE CO. i T" If you would like to MAY FIND A SUBSTITUTE Moets At Harmony. The Chattahoochee Baptist Association will meet at Harmony church in Dawson coufity tomor row. Fev. D. S. Grindle is the moderator of the body, and Prof. T. H. Robertson is clerk. The following delegates were elected fast Sunday to represent the First Baptist church of Gainesville at the association - : Rev. J. A Wynne, Rev. J. L. R. Barrett, Dr. M. Riley, Messrs R. Palmour, 2- T. Castleberry, T. H. Robertson, W. I. Hobbs, J. D. Bagwell. White County Officers. The following officers were elected m White county last Wednesday: Representative, J. W. H. Under wood. Clerk, C. W. Ledford. Sheriff W. A. Jackson. Tax Re ceiver, W. J. Oakes Jr. Tax Col lector, J. C. Hood. Treasurer, L. S. Sears. County Surveyor, W. C. Kinemer. Coroner, W. E. Sosebee. Dawson County’s Officers. Representative, Amos Roper. Clerk, G. M. Taylor, Sheriff W. J. Qw. Tax Receiver, Adolphus Gaddis. Tax Collector, j. R. Stone, Treasurer, W. J. Tucker. Surveyor, J. D. Whelchel. Coron- er > J. A. Kitchens. The Savannah News takes note of the fact that the scarcity and high prices of coal have set the people in various parts of the country to searching for substi tute fuels. In two counties of Massachusetts the manufacture of briquettts from peat has been be gun. Near Chicago peat is being see our Saws saw, come Good. ^Meetings. Quite an interesting meeting has bepn in progress at the Paco- let mill at New Holland, conduc ted by Rev. D. S. Grindle.* A numbet joined the church, and the religious fervor spread to all parts of the mill settlement, and much good has been accomplished. The meeting has closed on ac- of the pastor having to go to the Chattahoochee association at Har- Dawson county. Tiim Plows-Points, Land suaej Tiger Disc Plows and Cutaways Hoosier Grain Drills {Saddles, Worse Collars, etc. Guns. /Pistols and Amuniti Handle the U, M-C. good^why 1 inferior quality wlien ' j] you. can get the hest ■ f| at price. M See our 50c Sausage Mi 11-it’s a great sue cess - Every family F ||5l| 'jjjjj'trfj should have one. ^ 1 /A mony m The Hertford Times suggests that “if you want to obtain light on the tariff question ask the first woman you meet whether she thinks there ought to be a duty on coal.” Of course this question must be put to Yankee women just now. GAINESVILLE