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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
8
J W Wise declares his run for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit subject to Democratic Executive Committee order. He pledges to perform full duties to the best of his ability and asks for voter support.
White voters in the Flint Circuit are asked to support E M Smith in the primary for Solicitor General. If elected he pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability and thanks voters for their support.
In a public appeal Governor Whatley announces his bid for Fayette County sheriff under the Democratic slate. He pledges to serve the county with vigor, honesty, and fearless duty, asking voters for their support and promising not to regret the choice.
To the voters of Fayette County T J Mitchell announces candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primary. He states a duty to perform if elected and cites his past record as evidence of qualification.
A note from John R. Longino announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of Fayette County, stating he has not previously sought office and requests voter support under applicable rules and regulations.
A candidate announces for Fayette county tax collector. He states submission to the Ganaene executive committee rules and requests support from fellow citizens and friends.
Mo R Brooks announces his candidacy for Fayette County Tax Collector under Democratic Executive Committee rules. He pledges to faithfully discharge his duties if elected and signs the letter with regards.
A candidate for Fayette county treasurer announces bid subject to a primary ordered by the Democratic executive committee.
A local resident, Jos. N. Banks, appeals to Fayette County voters stating he is in need of office and pledges to discharge his duties faithfully if elected. He emphasizes lack of personal means but expresses sincere appreciation for votes.
A. A. Lundr announces candidacy for county treasurer under party policy. He states he has never sought office before and asks for support, pledging to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.
Will T. Norton declares his intention to seek the Democratic party nomination for county treasurer subject to the executive committee order. He thanks supporters and asks for reelection to one more term.
A testimonial advertisement promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as non habit forming and effective for headaches la grippe backache and other pains. Mrs G H Webb of Austinburg Ohio cites rapid relief and urges readers to buy with druggist refunds if the first package fails. Miles Medical Co Elihart Ind
A quotation promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia endorses seven years of use and urges it for croup and sore throats. Fayetteville Drug Co markets it with a 50 cent to 1.00 price and a trial bottle free.
Indebted parties urged to settle with J. E. Travis by Dec 1 1907 in Fayetteville Georgia to avoid attorney collection. Also Fayetteville Drug Co advertises Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a gentle remedy for coughs, croup and whooping cough.
Mrs Joe Kieg of Woodland Texas reports four years of kidney and bladder trouble relieved by an 80 days Pineules treatment costing $1. She credits the single bottle with a cure and values the product highly.
Notice to school teachers announcing a special examination for a Teacher's License on January 8 and January 4 1908. It stresses the necessity of holding a license to teach in public schools. Signed by WN. D. Dixon and C. S. C.
An advertisement proclaims a tablet for digestive relief sold by Fayetteville Drug Co. The copy promises relief after meals and urges readers to ask their dealer for the trial and purchase details.
Fragmentary promotional text touts "Man Zan" as a painless pile remedy. It claims simple application through a tube with a nozzle for the knee and inflammation and mentions a company name Foyetvorille Bre one Co. but lacks coherent context or verified details.
Dialog reveals Archie proposing to a girl whose father must approve. The man doubts he will meet the father, noting the proposal was referred with power to act. The Chicago Tribune snippet echoes a Castoria advertising catchphrase as a dated promotional aside.
A exchange from Pearwou's Weekly features Mr. N. Peck advising a young man that real bliss comes from having a home of his own. The youth questions the remark as he contemplates the appeal of a few hours of liberty in town.
R M James of Louellen declares a cure for malaria misery using Electric Bitters. Sold at Fayetteville Drug Co in 60 cent bottles, the tonic claims to relieve chills jaundice stomach liver and kidney complaints and lame back with quick relief and a guarantee.
Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. After starting Dr King's New Discovery the coughing spells eased and he improved, with the medicine praised for cures of colds and throat issues. Fayetteville drug Co. offers 50c and 1.00 bottles with trial bottles free.
A simple laxative cough syrup marketed for coughs colds croup and whooping cough grows in favor daily among all ages. Mothers urged to keep it on hand for children as it provides prompt relief from croup and helps purge poisons and phlegm from the system. Fayetteville Drug Co. guarantees the remedy.
A historic advertisement claims relief from pain when Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills are taken. It markets quick comfort and general well being through a tonic style formula popular in the era.
A brief anecdote from the New York Globe describes two men and a woman waiting for a Broadway car at Twenty seventh Street. They decide to walk to Twenty six Street to avoid giving the woman a seat, hoping to secure vacant seats first and preferring to avoid riding with her.
Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Buckslen s Arnica Salve does the business. He used it for piles cramped hands and an old sore and it cured them without scarring. 25c at Fayetteville Drug Co.
A sheriff sale notice from Fayette County Georgia lists two parcels: a no two horse wagon with red gear and blue body belonging to W R Phillips, seized to satisfy an attachment from Justice Court 496 District, G M. Also a 100 acre tract of land Lot 166 in 495th District G M Fayette County, owned by M R Glass and others, levied to satisfy a fi fa from the Sabor Court. Tenant notified. January 6 1908. F B Brown Sheriff.
R C Gay applies to be appointed administrator de bonis non of Reuben Gay deceased of Fayette County Georgia. The court will hear the application at the regular February 1908 term. Witness S B Lewis Ordinary on January 10 1908.
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