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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
5
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a nerve and heart tonic. It includes a customer testimonial from Mrs D Barron of Covington Kentucky claiming full cure after three bottles and notes druggists sell the product with a money back offer for the first bottle if unhelpful.
Farmers plan to finish chopping cotton as weather stays favorable. Ball oats and wheat are being harvested. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones visit J. H. Jones family. Mrs. J. C. Woods guest of A. Steinheimer. Lola Haynes returns from Atlanta. H. E. Wilson adds dwelling. Uncle Hamby Johnson in precarious condition after a fall. Bees Laxatives Cough Syrup advertised for coughs and bronchial issues by Fayetteville Drug Co.
Farmers are killing grass during warm weather. W W Redwine and John Adams from Fayetteville passed through Stop Monday en route to Tyrone. Estelle Head of Sandy Creek visited Annie Jones last Saturday night. Tom Mann and wife visited John Jones and family Sunday. Locals attended Union Eye singing and reported a nice time. John Davis spent Friday night with W D Flowers.
An old advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as effective for small cuts and scratches and claims quick healing. It notes special usefulness for piles and mentions Fayetteville as a seller location.
Several from here attended the missionary rally at Union Chapel Sunday. Atlanta visitors include Tom Garrison Claude Lee and Mr and Mrs Grady Cox. Local people and relatives share visits to Atlanta and between nearby towns with family events and school closing.
Fuapetteville Drug Co offers ManZan Pile Remedy ready to use in a collapsible tube with nozzle. Claims to soothe heal reduce inflammation relieve soreness and itching for all forms of piles and is sold for 50 cents with guarantee.
Reports of a singing at Union Grove Lun a with several locals in attendance. Visits include Miss Mary Boyd of Bethany staying with sister Mrs Clark Brooks and various relatives visiting family members across the area. Marvin, son of Mr E Gardner, continues to recover from burns. Dr S W Martin visited Dr L Hobgood and family before returning to Atlanta.
J Frank Conlan of 486 Houston St New York commends Electric Bitters as grand family medicine for lyspssia liver complaints and weak kidneys It purifies blood aids digestion and restores vigor and vitality Sold under license at Fayetteville Drug Co 50 cents
The item reports a well attended all day singing at Union Grove on Sunday with good order and fine music. It mentions crops, cotton ready to chop, and workers behind with plowing. Local residents J W Adams returns home from Union Warehouse duties as new candidates pass through town.
All day singing at Gilbert's School House drew many locals, with T. F. Garrison of Atlanta visiting and renewing friendships. Mr. Ellis Tucker died suddenly last Sunday morning. his passing surprised neighbors. A misplacement left a light overcoat in a buggy during Fayetteville singing, and a summer buggy robe was taken by mistake from Uncle Primus's buggy last Sunday. no theft was intended.
Farmers busy with cotton. Sunday School and missionary rally at Union Chapel. Miss Ethel Lee of Friendship visits cousin Miss Eva Mask. Mr and Mrs Sim Bernhard visit the Ballards. Walter McLean of Sharpburg stays with Mrs Tom Stephens. Limmie McBride visits cousin Maud McBride. Lois Stephens visits Fannie Kate McBride. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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