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VOLUME XIII merge it into a Young Men’s Christian association, as it is about on its feet, and splendidly equip ped. didn’t get to church at all. Mrs. James March banks visited her daughter, Mrs L A. Butter- worth, in The Glades, Sunday. A great many of the folks of this community attended services at Timberidge Sunday, Mr. Ben Marchbanks, accom panied by bis best girl, attended services at Gainesville Sunday, at Evangelist Hayes’s tent. Mr. Jim Hayfield met with a painful accident Monday at New Holland. While handling a piece of iron his hand was badly hurt. Mr. D. W. Eberhart and family visited Mr. George Merck of Yo- nah, Saturday and Sunday. ; Mr. J. B. Barton and family, to gether with Mr. Masburn Jones, attended services at the Gaines ville tent meeting Monday night. Mr. Parks Jones visited Mr. Tom Marchbanks Saturday night. The hotelkeepers in New York are overwhelmed with applications from persons abroad who are anx ious to witness the yacht races. The demand is said to be unpre cedented. A specially trained sanitary troop lately drilling near Berlin has transformed cars of different kinds into hospital cars with berths for sick or wounded in from three to five minutes per car. chell this year, rendered quite a nice program. Visitors were pres ent from Buford and Gainesville. The performance did credit to all cpncerned and was much enjoyed. cemetery, a large concourse of people assembling to witness the last sad rites over the.beloved dead. Mr. Willis Brown died at his home, 3 miles from Gainesville, on the Shallow Ford road,^ Satur day afternoon. The remains were buried at Sardis burying ground Sunday afternoon. A NEW WAGON Mr. Tillman Funk has added to his business a nice delivery wagon. His increasing business demanded this, and by the addition much dray age expense is cut and he can now fill orders much more prompt ly. The wagon was made by Mr. &.W. Walker, We had a heavy rain and thun der storm Thursday night, but little damage was done. Some corn was washed down.* Mrs. C.H. Butter worth and her two daughters, visited relatives m The Glades last Saturday and Sun day, and left John A. to keep bachelor’s hall. He went in search of something to eat and found a jar which he decided con tained buttermilk. After drink ing the stuff he discovered it was loaf bread yeast. He is mighty sorry he won’t get any more loaf bread. T,h e l m a, the two-years’-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Hughes of Montgomery, Alabama, died Saturday morning, in this city, at 6:30o ’clock. The rem aio s were shipped to Montgomery the same afternoon for interment. The tripping feet—the sparkling S y£_the graceful movement—be- longnot alone to the budding maiden, j These graces are the righi-*-aye Iuty of every woman until the hair whitens—and regal dignity replaces [hem. I The mother who guards her ■trength has so much more to de mote to the care and education of Ker dear ones. She should be a toa/ort—a cheer—always, f Yet how many fed that they rested John and Lizzie Morgan, negroes, in this city last Monday. This couple is wanted in Ogle thorpe county, and $25 reward was offered for their arrest. For what crime they are wanted is not known, as it is not stated in the reward circular, and the prisoners refused to say. tATHBK BROS. TO MOVE. &t, Lathem Bros, will ■ move their Alvin Pleas still makes his visits biurber shop, to! the Arlington hotel! to Mud creek to see his best girl. basemen t,now occupied bjr -Mrl B. L. Canup is working with M. W. T. Branap, who will remaii| Woodall. J. H. Harrison was in Gaines ville last Monday. Rev. T. W. Fowler is still keep ing up his Sunday singings. He had a big crowd to hear him here last Sunday. ^ J. W. Pearce is about done bis crop, and it looks well. > M. K. Woodall is cutting new teeth since he has been attending court at Gainesville, and I hope he will get forgiveness at the big meeting at Enon. Mr. Steve Gaily is done shear ing his lambs and says they will be ready for the big meeting; J. F. Duncan has in a new stock Mr. Richard Miller and Miss Amanda Collins were married last Sunday. The ceremony was per formed at the home of the groom, by Mr. T. J. J ones. The gu ests who were invited were Miss Polly Chandler, Mr. Masburn Jones, Mr. Ed Chandler and Miss Nora Chandler. • Mr, Emory Griffin afid Miss Kate Crandall were happily married Sunday, at the home* of the *‘’Squire of The Glades,” who was kept so busy marrying that he BELLTOtt DOTS, ave the strength to properly bal- nee world jis list- ss, weary aniS morbid. Tts feiooc loves sluggishly and is full of im- rarities.' JEt needs akindling, in- igorating tonic to sat it afire—it leeds Pe-ru-na, ; THE ONE MEDICINE i the world which women may ely upon fpositively. Pe-ru-na is with them, the two shops to be consolidated! | Lathem & Son will occupy the room, now < nsed for the barber shop, for their restaurant, which is to be enlarged. These changes will be made August 1st. A SLIPPERY CONVICT. Deputy Sheriff J, A. Lyle ar rested Claud Sims, a negro and es caped chaingang convict from Newton! bounty, ^Saturday night and locked him up in jail for safe keeping. Claud criminal history, las an unique He is not yet 15 years of age, yet this is his third sentence tb the chaingang for robbery; during the serving of each sentence he has made his es cape from legal bondage, and each time he has been recaptured. The Newton county authorities were notified of bis arrest, and Monday morning Deputy Sheriff Sam Hayes came after the slippery Claud—whose middle name should be Duvall—and took him Ijack in chains. And a little money will go a long ways. You can also make a lit tle money go a long way at our store. We will continue our Mi*. J. F. Stewart met with a ery painful accident this week, rtnleatwork at the Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern railway shops. In Some way the little fin ger of one of his hands was mashed almost off. The accident caused great pain but iS not serious, The inger was amputated. ! ELOWERY BRANCH. fine. They say. they will have “hog and hominy’’ at home an other year/ A large per centage of our citi zens are attending court at Gaines ville this week. We trust the vtray of the transgressor, misdemeanor and evil doer will be made so hard, that crime of every shade will be relegated to the rear, . - -- - The high school here will open Monday, September 2. Let ev erybody bear this in mind and have their children ready the first day. ^Several country melons were on the street last Wednesday. The crop is reported good. At the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Foster, quite a unique enter tainment was given last Monday evening and enjoyed very much by those present. After some splen did music delightful refreshments were served and at a late hour the guests returned home. Miss Fos ter made an ideal hostess. Last evening at the high school building, the music class of Flow ery Branch, which has been under the instruction,of Miss Bettie Mifc- •HOPE—LONDON. and Miss Flossie London of Lump- [kin county, were married last Sun day afternoon at the home of the [bridt’s parents, near Dahlonega; The ceremony .was performed by kev. Wallace Rogers. The young couple are no*w in Gainesville, Mrs. R. O. Green died at. the home of her husband on West Washington street, Friday after- l^th instant, at 4:30‘o’clock, AND WILL MAKE noon. after an illness of several weeks v&ih typhoid fever. For several days her life had been despaired of, and her death created no sur prise. Mrs. Green was 23 years of age and is survived by her hus band and two children, both of whom are boys. Mrs. Green was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B; J ! . Hulsey. She was a sistef of Messrs; Julius, John and Jasper Hulsey and Mrs. Mary Hulsey, all of this county, and of Mrs. Margaret Maynard of Buford. She was a consistent Christian, and was a member of Aii Line Baptist church, where CLOTHING'SPECIALTY We have a stylish stock of Clothing, a large assortment out of which you can secure a suit to please you. Plenty of goods to suit the season. A beautiful fit, an excellent quality of goods, and at a cost to suit a flabby purse. Come early, Saturday^ and take your choice. Clay worsteds, skeleton back serges, black granite cloth, etc. ln tins city, a Young Men’s Chris- ti&n Association. There will be a Meeting held tomorrow (Sunday ) ^ or this purpose. Representatives ^ the organization. will be here Atlanta to assist m organiz es* if possible, an association ^ Gainesville. Some of *our men have at present a club or med for athletie and other pur- P°ses, and there are those who viuk it would be a good plan to Special Summer suits (HYNDS CO’S OLD STAND.)