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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
5
A. G. C. Libby of Weils Me recounts years of nervous collapse and two prostrations. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with relief and urges others to take it as directed, promising money-back if no benefit. The ad touts nervous system restoration and safety of the product.
The correspondent notes a large turnout, good prayers and talks, and orderly services. Rain showers bring relief to hard ground farmers. News of Mr. Glenn Thurmond’s death is shared, with many friends in the county. Several local residents visit family, and an ice cream supper honoring Miss Beulah Davis is praised. New organ purchases mentioned. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised as effective liver pills sold by druggists.
Rev Wood filled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday and preached fine sermons An all day singing is planned for the first Sunday in August All are invited to attend with well filled baskets Weather permitting a good oats run is expected this week Mrs Eliza Guthrie of Cullman Alabama and Mrs Mat Weir of Carroll County Georgia are visiting relatives Here Miss Ola Horton and her father were guests of Mr J R Harris and family Mrs Addie Rivers and Mrs Mollie Boyd have returned from Atlanta to meet their sisters Mesdames Guthrie and Weir Misses Ruby and Sallie Lou Bullard of College Park are visiting their grandfather Mr J H Harper Miss Lela Tarpley with Charles McElroy visited Mr J H Harper and family Sunday The illness of Mr Will Oakleys baby is noted as not improved.
East Point residents G M Murphy and wife visited farmer parents here after a weekend trip. Farmers in the district report most oats harvested and some relief from costly corn. Kenwood farming article read. Fayetteville visit with A B Tinsley noted. Dock Smith traveled for Fayetteville Nursery and returned. Grandma Bonner of Carroll County visiting near Primus. A convict disturbance on the road caused discussion of prison rules and road work. John Waller lost a mule. Readers express views on borrowing and repayment. Laura Thornton, Georgia Kitchens and Miss Smithson visit Primus family Sunday. Rains this week increase farm labor. Bud in Texas urged to write.
A sufferer with stomach trouble uses Dr King s New Life Pills and reports relief from dyspepsia and indigestion along with a renewed appetite, stronger nerves, and better vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function properly, available at Fayatteville Drug.
Nyson Notes reports Uncle Geo Banks and wife visiting Dr and Mrs H H Kemp in Chestlehurst this week. Judge C P Jones travels to Brooks. A L Crook and wife visit his parents near Chestlehurst. Ebenezer singing draws locals. schoolhouse expansion proceeds for July opening. compulsory education prep and full attendance aim. De Witt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel gall is advertised as useful for cuts burns piles. sold by all druggists.
Aberdeen reports an annual Line Creek singing planned for next Sunday with hopes for a large crowd and good time. Mentions of visits include T M McCough of Fayetteville to sister Mrs J W Kirkland, and G W Davis traveling to Atlanta. Glynn Johnson and Master Thomas Kirkland are noted locals visiting and staying with families.
Bert R Lear of Cheney Washington recounts a desperate lung trouble that baffled doctors and led to expensive consultations in Spokane and California. He credits Do King's New Discovery with a complete cure and renewed health, endorsing it for lung trouble bronchitis coughs colds asthma croup and whooping cough. Fayetteville Drug Co advertises trial bundles and price one dollar.
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