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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

9

A Delightful Occasion With Uncle Bob In Mt Hope

Mr. R. P. Morrison of Mt Hope Ala visits E G Earnest and hosts a Christmas gathering for 25 to 30 children. Uncle Bob sits by the fire as a central host distributing oranges nuts crackers and sparklers then the kids depart full of joy and goodwill.

R. P. Morrison Mt. Hope Ala E. G. Earnest Andaage Uncle Bob

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles and Skin Wounds

A Siler City, North Carolina resident recounts suffering from piles until using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The remedy is praised for relief of burns, boils, ulcers, fever sores, eczema, cuts, chapped hands and chilblains, with a 25 cent price at Johnson Drug Co.

Will A. Marsh Siler City N. C Johnson Drug Co

New Deputy Sheriff Appointed

The resignation of J E Jones takes effect January 1 1910 due to ill health. J L Webb is appointed to succeed him and praised as highly qualified by Sheriff Garrett and local residents. Jones thanks friends for support in a public card dated January 1 1910.

J.E. Jones Jones J. L. Webb Webb J. E. Jones

Timely Notice From Guineaboro Telephone Co

Subscrib ers and users must follow rules. Business matters take priority. Three minute limit applies after connection except for extreme cases. Surrender the line when doctors are called. Music over line forbidden. Long frivolous conversations avoided. Profane language forbidden and punishable. Adherence applies to city and country subscribers.

Guineaboro Telephone Company

Mrs. E. F. Yancey Dies at 65 in Atlanta Area Home

Mrs. E F Yancey aged 65 died Friday night at her home 1412 Edgewood Ave She is survived by five sons H E S J and J L Yancey of Atlanta L R Yancey of Hattiesburg Miss W H Yancey of Pensacola Fla and a daughter Mrs Rufus Pritchett of Atlanta A sister Mrs Nannie Cook of Carrollton Ga Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

E. F. Yancey Edgewood Ave H. E S.J J. L. Yancey Atlanta L.R. Yancey Hattiesburg Miss W. H. Yancey Pensacola Fla Rufus Pritchett Nannie Cook Carrollton

Wild Blizzard Brings Colds and Coughs Under Fearful Siege

A warning on severe winter illness highlights grip and bronchial threats. Dr King's New Discovery is praised by A L Dunn of Pine Valley Miss as a cure after three weeks with grip. The ad notes the medicine treats pneumonia bronchitis whooping cough asthma and related ills with a one dollar bottle. Subscriptions offered for The Free Press and Atlanta Semi Weekly Journal at twelve months for a dollar fifty.

Johnson Drug Co

Thurman Thurman Butler Wedding at 339 Haynes Street

The marriage of Miss Emma Clara Thurman to Mr Hardy Taylor Butler was performed December 26 at 339 Haynes Street by Rev C V Weather of St Johns Church. The ceremony was simple with close friends present and a luncheon followed at the groom’s home in Woods Lawn.

Paul Smith Emma Clara Thurman Hardy ‘Taylor Buter Haynes Street Rev C. V. Weather St.John’s Church Mr. Buler Carollton Atlanta United States Mrs. Buttler Woodslawn McDonough Road Atlanta Constitution

Death by Own Action in Barn Feed Room

Hugh Carmichael a young Negro man and drayman for Jim Chandler was found dead in the barn feed room on Depot street with a bullet wound and a pistol in his hand. The coroner's jury ruled death by own action after an inquest held following the Sunday night incident.

Hugh Carmichael Jim Chandler Depot Street Mr Chandler

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