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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF RELIGION, EDUCA TION, LITER A 7 URE AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE . g> VOL. XIX. Mr. Geo, W. Green., Jr, of Du luth was a pleasant caller at the Georgian office Tuesday, Mr. Green was a former citizen of this coun ty. and still has a tender feeling in his heart for his old friends in For syth. Come again, George, we are always glad to see you. Postmaster Ed. Puett left Tues day for Gainesville to attend the annual meeting of the Presidential Postmasters of Georgia, and of the National Association of Postmas ters of the Second and Third Class, which convene in the City ot Gainesville, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. Post master Puett is Vice-President of the Georgia Association. It is to be a notable gathering. Postmas ters from every State in the Union are expected to be present, and Gainesville has ipade preparations to entertain them royally. If you want a nice buggy, runa bout, wagon, or any kind of a ve hicle, see Heard & Otwell. Heard ville, Ga. They will make the prices right. Farm For Sale. 120 acres in good farming sec tion, good pasture, plenty of wa ter, 8 room house, 4 miles eaat of Cumming. Convenient to schools and churches. For further partic ulars address J. W. Tidwell, Bu ford, Ga., or Mrs. L J, Tidwell, 324 Houston St., Atlanta, Ga. For Sale Or l^cnt. A good farm on Chattahoochee River 10 miles south of Cumming and 6 miles of Suwanee. containing 155 acres, 10 acres of good bottom land 60 acres of uperland in culti vation and balance in pasture and original forest. Have a good seven room house with all out buildings and one tenant house, fine orchard, splen did telephone service. W.R. Settle. Suwanee, route 2. A Narrow .Escape Edgar N. Bayliss, a merchant of Rob insonville, Del., wrote: “About two ysars ago I was thin and sick, and cough ed all the time and if I did not have con sumption.it was near to it. I commenc ed using Foley’s Honey and Tar, and it stopped my cough, and I am now entire ly well, and nave gained twenty-eight pounds, all due to the good results from taking Foley’s Honey and Tar,” For sale by John Hockenhull. Meeting at Tate, Ga. Our protracted meeting has just closed, with glorious results, 37 add ed to the church and the church greatly revived. Much good accom plished. The pastor J L Wyatt was assisted by I T Bennett, the same two brethern closed a meeting three weeks ago at Chalcidonia with twelve additions to the church. B. Health and Beauty Aid, Cosmetics and lotions will not cleai your complexion oi pimples and blotches like Foley’s Orino Laxative, for indiges tion, stomach and liver trouble and hab itual constipation. Cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. For sale by John Hockenhull. Meeting at Ball Ground. A glorious revival at the Central Baptist church at Ball Ground, The town was stirreu from center to circumference, many sinners saved, 42 added to the church. Truly the Lord has done great things for us, whereby we are’glad, The pastor J J Crow was assisted in the meet ing by *his son George Crow and JL Wyatt. Minnie Wyatt. A Hurry Up Call. Quick! Mr. Druggist—Quick!—A box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve —Here’s a quarter—For the love of Moses, hurry! Baby’s burned himself, terribly—John nie cut his foot with the ax—Mamie’s scalded—Pa can’t walk from piles—Bil lie has boils —and my corns ache. She got it and soon cured all the family. It’s the greatest healer on earth. Sold by John Hockenhull. Union Singing. One of the best and most suc cessful singings of the season was held at Longstreet Sunday, Aug, 29, 1909. Opining song : Sunlight Of His Love, was led by the President, M T Wallace. Prayer by W A Robbs, class led by Edd Bramblett, two pieces, C L Durham, three pieces. Ezra Sams, three pieces, Prof Smithwick, two pieces, Fred Hayes, three pieces, M T Wallace, one piece. Recess fifteen minutes. Class led by Henry Smith, three pieces, E L Brannon, three pieces, Prof Smithwick, six pieces. Intermission of one hour for din ner, the most enjoyable part of the day. Every one did justice to the de licious viands set before them. Time being up the class was called to order by M T Wallace. Edd Bramblett, sang three good songs, Ezra Sams, three pieces, Mr Abercrombie, three pieces. Recess fifteen minutes. M T Wallace, two pieces, Henry Smith, three pieces, W A Myers, two pieces, Prof Smithwick, four pieces. Closing song, How Firm a Foundation, led by M T Wallace. Organists, Mrs J T Hunter Misses Maymie Chamblee and Pauline Dodd and Mr Ezra Sims. M T Wallace, Pres. Maude Bettis, Sect. S T Chamblee. J B Durham W H D Puckett Committee. Let no young man o? industry and perfect honesty despair because his profession or calling is crowded. Let him always remember that there is room enough at the top, and that the question whether he is ever to reach the top, or rise a bove the crowd at the basa of the pyramid, will bj .decided by the way in which he improves the first ten years in securing to himself a thorough knowledge of his profes sion, and a sound moral and intel lectual culture. x Tell Mary you love her just like you used to. It may surprise her but it will do her good. GUMMING, GA. SEPTEMBER 10 1909. Nettie. School closed at this place Fri day. Miss Mardell Merritt is spending sometime with her sister in Nor cross Mrs C W White spent Sunday with Mr W C Fowler and family. Miss Julia Merritt, of route 4, vis ited Mr and Mrs C W White last week. Mr and Mrs T F Vaughan spent one day last week with Mr and Mrs R W Echols. Mr and Mrs T B Fowler visited in Gwinnett one day last week, the guests of T H Brown and family. A Mr Pounder died at his home near here Thursday night of tuber culosis. Mr N A Fowler, of Buford, route 3, spent Saturday with his parents, Mr and Mrs W C Fowler. 1 Some attended tbe Sunday school celebration at Sharon Saturday. Mrs Cled Vaughan spent a few days last week with her father, Mr J T Merritt. Mr E C Morgan and son, Guy, visited in Gainesville Monday. It seems as if everybody was go ing to marry around here. Mr E C Morgan has bis new store house near completion. Married, Sunday last, Mr Claud Fowler and Miss Bessie Sargent. Also Mr Babe Gage and Mr Della Hansard. We wish the couples much happiness. Mr and Mrs Homes Green spent Sunday night .with the latter’s par ents, Mr and Mrs A H Majors. We think we can write another wedding before long. Wishing the Georgian much success, I am Blackeyes. Go With A Rush- The demand for that wonderful Stom ach, Liver and Kidney cure, Dr. King’s New Life Pills —is astounding. , . . . . say they never saw the like, It’s because they never fail to cure Sour Stomach. Constipation, Indi gestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Chills and Malasia, Only 25c, For sale by John Hockenhull, Coal Mountain, News scarce. Hot and dry. Need ing rain very badly. Pulling fodder is the order of the day. Cotton is beginning to open in this section. The singing at Dr Lipscomb’s Sunday night was fine and enjoyed by all present. Mr Murphy closed his public school at Coal Mountain Friday last and will begin a private term tnis week. The entertainment at Spot on Wednesday night was quite a suc cess. A large crowd was present and all seemed to enjoy the exer cises fina. Hughes & Thomas are putting in a suction and will be ready to gin in a few days. Harrison & Cos are also about ready to gin. Eli Perkins. Harris Grove. Fodder pulling is the order of the day. Schoel closed Thursday. The patrons carried out dinner and spent the day. After dinner we were entertained by the children, then our noble teacher gave the children a good talk, then came the treat and good byes. Miss Eula Allen spent Saturday night with her uncle, Mr Wm Al len, Jr., and family. Mr George Mathis and daughter, Mrs Faunie Self, spent Thursday night with Mr Wm Vaughan. Mrs F E Echols is spending a while with her son, Mr George -Mathis, and family, of Cherokee county. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bagley spent a few days of last week with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs G W Bagwell. Mr Byron Couch spent Satuiday and Sunday at Mr J S Echols’. The celebration at Sharon Sat urday was well attended. Mr Fred Vaughan spent Satur day night and Sunday with his cousin. Mr Guy Echols, of Nettie. Mrs A D Pettijohn spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Mary Hartis. Several of the youag men took in the. entertalr.m®4 at Bacon’? school house Saturday night. We will soon have to gather our baskets and pick-sacks and start to cotton patch. Several from around here took in the lecture delivered at Shelton ville Friday night by Bro Will D Upshaw. Mrs W L Comer and Miss Fan nie Harris visited Dr and Mrs O T Harris, of Ocee, Monday, Mr and Mrs John Grice spent one night last week with Mr and Mrs J E Brooks. Best wishes to all. Maude Muller. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the safe, sure, easy, gentle little liver pills. The orignal Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is DeWitt’s. The name is plainly stamped on every box. It is good for cuts, burns bruises, sores, boils and sunburn—out it is especially good for Piles. Sold by John Hockenhull, Route 7. Rev Hughes filled his regular appointment at Midway Saturday and Sunday, School closed at Midway Friday with a nice treat, we hope Mr Hol brook will leach for us another year. Dr Eddie Rogers is at home for a few weeks rest before starting to college, we hope he will have good success, as this is his last term. Mr D W Boling and wife visi ted Mrand Mrs J B Cook Sunday. There will be singing at Midway every first Sunday afternoon, every body is invited to come. Fodder pulling seems to be the order of the day. Miss Florence Smith, of Coal Mountain, visited her parents Mr and T A Treadaway one uight’last week. Miss Estelle Wheeler was the guest of Miss Nanoie Hansard Sun day. People will talk in spite of eye teeth, as the old saying is, if yoo help in the Sunday school they will talk, if you don’t they will talk, if you sing they wiil talk about it, if you don’t sing they will talk, so it makes no difference what you do they will talk, so I have decided to do as I please and suy what I please just so I do and say the right thing, just let them talk, for they will talk any way. A Reader. Dr. Abernethjr, tbe great English phy sician, said. “Watch your kidnevs. When they are affected, life i in daa ger.” Foley’s Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys, corrects urinary irre gularities, and tones up the whole sys tem, For sale by John Hockenhull. Suwanee Soute 2. Fall is almost here, and peoplo will hav# plenty of work again. The Sharon Sunday School Cel ebration at Sharon last Saturday was fine, also well attended. Miss Mary Redd, of Chatta hoochee, who has been on an ex tended visit to relatives in and around hare, baa returned home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Buice spent Saturday night and Sunday near Itley the guest of Mr and Mrs. Earnest Terry also taking in the entertainment at Bacon’s school house. Mrs G T Settle left Monday for an extended visit to relatives and friends in Atlanta and East Point. Mr S R Settle ot Atlanta spent Saturday night and Sunday the guest of his father Mr W R Settle spending Sunday night and Mon day with Mr J D Buice and fami ly, returning home Monday night accumpanied by Masters Rogers and Robert Goldsmith of Atlanta, School closed at the Settle school house Friday last. fcMrs Carrie Settle, of Atlanta, is on an extended visit to relatives and friends here. The protracted services closed at Sharon Lst Friday night, we had a goed meeting some very fine ser mons preached by Rev. V V Brad dy, also good singing by Prof By ron Couch. As news is scarce 1 guess I had better go. With best wishes to all. Blue Eyes. WANTED: Lady or Gentleman of fair education to do some home work for a merchandise supply house. Salary .$15.00 per week. Address, T. A. Alexander, Morgan Park, 111. Foley’s Kidney Pills cure backacke, iheurnatism. kidney, bladder and urinary trouble. Do not risk having Bright’s disease or diabetes. For sale by John Hockenhull. * Mighty restless child, that Cuba, NO- 30