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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
Prof A J Vickers of Kedron visits town and other local items. The marshal improves streets while rain refreshes area. Local residents and travelers are noted along with a new millinery line and upcoming veterans meeting. Community notices include visits, illnesses, and retail updates.
A local brief notes a new hardware line at Sedwine’s, mentions a heavy weight mower praised for quality, lists several residents visiting town or on business, including Mitchell, Dean and wife, Malone, and Turnipseed, plus a subscription from M. Johnson of Weight GA.
Mr G A Mastin of near Kew Hope attends commissioners court. Twen day candidate Bustin leads in May nomination. G Watson of Savannah sends subscription and Prof B Watson of Dullag to sing at Meddist church in Joneshore next Sunday at 2. Mr W T Banks buys and sells produce, praised as a substantial county figure.
An 1900 era advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a miracle cure for ulcers, cancers, eruptions, rheumatism, and skin diseases. It claims cures after “thirty years” of testing, with a free trial bottle offered and prices per bottle, urging sufferers to write to Blood Balm Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
W W Redwine advertises second hand buggies while Miss Sallie Askew and Miss Geneva Wenderson visit, and Mesars O A Clinton and Charlie Rogers entertain in Atlanta. The piece notes riverine trips, a curing salve, a dental office claim, One Minute Cough Cure endorsements, and Miss Daisey Warwick visiting with Rev. Lou Warwick.
Ramon’s Liver Pills are touted as a universal remedy by Chave who has sold medicines for 27 years and claims Ramon's products have satisfied countless customers. Advertisers urge every family to obtain a trial dose for use at home.
An advertisement urges ears to be cured and notes a nurse offering aid through Nicholson's Artifical Bar. It promises a 610,000 donation to a Tugritute and promotes free ears for deaf people. The address listed is No 138, The Testitute, 7th Avenue, New York.
Extracts from a sermon by Rev Lou Warwick urge church members to lift a standard of moral purity, honesty, and personal holiness. The preacher warns that a weak town light harms souls, calls for Christians to expose vice in business and politics, and to let their conduct draw others to Christ.
Wet weather affects local farming and social visits. W W Smith traveled to Clayton county. W H L Banks of Jacksonville with Miss Dew Bishop attended divine service at New Hope. W L Graves visited Sunday. Misses Mattie and Donie Eason visited Miss Gatie Stanley. Miss Mattie Jackson of Frog Pond visited Sunday night. It is hard to court a girl, yet sweet to court.
An individual proclaims candidacy for marriage amid heavy rain, noting many others may seek similar status but believes a single vote could secure election in the county hall ballot.
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