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Sale City News.
We have alV'thought for some¬
time past that there must be
something very attractive in At
lanta that caused Dr. A. S. Har¬
graves to bo going up so often
but when he returned last Friday |
to Sale City with his young bride
vile guessing was all over. They
were married last Thursday in
Atlanta. Dr. Hargraves is a ;
young has physician friends of this that place welcome and j
many t
his bride. Mrs. Hargraves was a j
Miss !<ox before marriage and was .
connected with lhe Grady Hospi
tal of Atlanta. 1 hey are at home j
to their friends at piesent at the j
residence ol Dr. H. H. Jones. |
Mr. W. H. Davidson and wife j
visited his father near Cotton;
Sunday. j
Rev. R. F. Dennis has moved j
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into the new Methodist parson
age just completed and does hot ! i
have to listen to the root son*
any more. j
Mr. relatives Jim Baisden Hinsonton and wife visit- last j
ed at |
Sunday.
Col. Pomp Perkins spent last
week in Perry, Fla. attending to j
business in his profession, j
Mr. .1. H. Maxweel of tlle
Standard Ojl Company ~ ofl fl) elham n
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was in the city last week diapers
ing the mighty liquid.
Mr. Clarence Gnmmage ot
Hurtsfied spent Sunday in the
oity with his father.
Dr. Branch was taking in the
city Sunday evening with his new
automobile. He made the trip
from Americus in it Sunday
morning. It is another Maxwell
for Mitchell county.
Mr. C. E. Chambliss and Mr
A.G. Dewitt were visitors to Pel¬
ham Tuesday.
The F. R. it N. E. depot at this
place was broken open last Sun¬
day about 12 o’clock and the t ick¬
et case was taken to Chicnpen
Island, a distance of about i# half
mile, and opened and the con¬
tents scattered. There was about
$-10 in the case nearly all of which
lias been returned. The case was
found Monday morning and was
brought hack to the depot. Mr
K. B. McDaniel has been charged
with the deed. Mr. McDaniel
was in an intoxicated condition.
He made an attempt to commit
suicide later in the day but was
prevented. He left the city Sun¬
day night and has not returned
yet. Capt. Speight of Moultrie
was over Monday looking after the
interest of the railroad.
Duke Posey a young man was ;
seriously cut by Lonnie Williams,
Saturday night about throe miles
east of here. It seems that Posey ;
was drinking some and was ad¬
vancing on Williams which is
much smaller than Posey when
Williams cut a gash just below
his heart that required several
stitches to sew up. And that put
an end to their Saturday night
party.
Red Rose.
Words to Freeze the Soul.
•‘Your son has Consumption. His
case is hopeless.” These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. E. Ele¬
vens, a leading merchant of
field. N. C. by two expert doctors—
one a lung specialist. Then was
shown the wonderful power of Dr.
Kings New Dicovery. “Alter three
weeks use,” writes Elevens, “he was
well as ever. I would not take
the money in the world for what it
did for my boy.., Infallible for
Coughs and Colds, it is the safest,
surest cure of desperate Lung
diseases on earth? oOe and $1.00 at
HilKY King’s. Guarantee satisfac¬
tion. Trial bottle free.
THE PELHAM JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1909
Castle Hall of John B.
Gordon Lodge No. 163
Knights of Pythias.
Pelham, Ga., March SO, 1909
Whereas, the Almighty God,
has seen fit, to allow one of the
membeH of the fami!y G f our be
|f)Ved brother> R . A Mallard, re¬
raove( j f rom tJ 1 is world of sin and
gorrow an( j
Whereas, knowing that the af
niotion gent „ pou our brother, to
one ^ b at seems to be more than
he can bear, and feeling that he
nee( j g our assistance and condo
j ence> this, his very dark hour
Q f trouble, and, knowing him to
be a man ever ready to lend a
helping hand to an afflicted broth
er in time of need, therefore,
Be it resolved, by this lodge, in
session, that it is the sense of
fchis lod 8 e to exte,ld to our muo h
esfcee,lied brofclier > R ^Y M ‘ UUrd i ’
our most sincere and heart felt
"ondotence, and, ,n extend,,,, to
him and his entire family our
d*them we do so, asking him
an to ever look to Him
fchafc gave this life that was taken,
for the Spiritul aid, and bless
ings, that can only be given by
One that is above and over all.
Be it further resolved, that a
of thoao roaolutio,,., be far
mshed our bereaved brother, and
nttn one be La furnished I hhaioIu./I . . , t the ho Pelham Hat hn m
Journal for publication, and
another one to be spread upon
the minutes of this Lodge.
O. B. BUSH, Chm.
Com. W. F. HAYES,
Z. M. FLOYD.
“I’d Rather Die Doctor,
than have my feet cut off,” said M L
Bingham, of Prlnceville, 111., “but
you’ll die from gangrene (which had
eaten away eight toes) if you dotB*■
said all doctors. Instead, lie used
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever
Sores, Bolls, Burns and Piles astound
tire world. 2f>c a( Hill A King.
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hold their shape and their wear
through so much more banging about
that, tho’ in the beginning , they seem to
cost no less, in the end they are far cheaper
than clothes which seemed cheaper on the
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price tag.
All X tragoo d clothes are cut extra
full and made extra strong. The knee
pants are lined all through —built with
the “Seat of Wear” which not only makes
them fit better, but also give double service.
Consolidated Clothing & Drug Company.
eral days. Joe Chute borrowed a team
twenty on the miles follow ing church Sunday for and the drove first j
to
time in two years. Hiram Acton told
a wonderful story of what he had seen
after the flight of his two companions.
According to this veracious narrative,
Hiram had conversed coolly with a
ghost “up’ards of nine feet high.” But*
what the apparition had told him Hi¬
ram dared not tell.
The affair created a great stir in
Tannerytown, and from that time for¬
ward Sixpence hill ceased to allure
coon hunters.
Only two persons knew the facts oj
the case. On the day following his ex¬
ploit Abijah told James Warner all
about it. though he did not dwell on
the fright he underwent when the
coon crawled over him. The two boys
kept the affair to themselves after
shaking ha^ds In renewed friendship. found
As to the [Skins, they were to
have become entirely worthless peinl-'
ing the afterward settlement of the dispute. But
Jonas fully compensated
Abijah for his loss, as he was in duty
bound to dp.
Papa (from the next room)—Ethel,
aren’t you going to light the gas in
there? Ethel— Yes, papa. We were
just speaking of—er—striking a match.
“A soft atfswer turnetb away wrath,”
quoted the . wise guy.
“But never a book agent,’’ added the
simple The mu^.—Philadelphia of American Becord.
first .voyage an ves¬
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ship Columbia from Boston, starting
Sept. 30, 1787.
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pounds on/ a gong to drown out the
cries of th^ patient.
Part of [the Cossack soldiers’ drill
constitutes; the building of bridges
with their lances, with cooking kettles
as floats.
To obtain the best results from a
good wate^i it should be carried up¬
right in the same pocket and should
be liung nn at ni"ht.
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