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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented report notes Roosevelt likely the favored figure in the Republican ranks amid cross party chatter. It questions New York governor race intentions and mentions Georgia railway tragedy remarks, while urging a public stance against a rival song-rider figure.
Rains in Georgia cause destruction to life and property as residents await drier weather with caution. The text references Gov Candler and Governor Hill in New York, praising Hill as a longtime Democrat and potential shift in the race, noting his prior service to the party and possible honors.
A testimonial from J. W. Gardage of Idaville Indiana praises electric boosters as a cure for loss of appetite and general fatigue. He claims the product restored appetite and energy, enabling him to eat and live normally again, and notes availability at J Tucker & Co. Drug Store in Ivory.
The article discusses the Democratic convention to nominate a president and vice president in Kansas City next Wednesday. It argues Republicans fear a McKinley administration reversal and urges prudent action to seize the opportunity, predicting a potential November victory.
Mind-Summer Fair in Brunswick Georgia from June 26 to 30 1900 prompts Southern Railway to sell round trip first class tickets from all Georgia stations on 118 lines. Fares cover round trip with tickets sold June 25 to 30 and valid for return to July 2 1900. Attractions include horse racing foot ball games bicycle races and a gun club shoot with prizes. For rates schedules and sleeping car info contact Southern Railway offices in Atlanta Georgia.
Rob ert Harrison visited recent area. Albert Davis a Kenwood farmer passed through Saturday. John J Harper and wife returned home after visiting relatives. Claud Smith and Earnest Mitchell traveled through Sunday. Mattie Jackson visited Mittie Smith as Charlie Stevens and Gardner Brown were seen. George W Ramsey and C H Knowles were here Sunday. Maggie Banks ill this week. District Conference drew many locals last week. G R Dorman and W H Banke with Miss Gatie Stanley visited local girls. Zack Steele of Riverdale was here days this week. New millinery line arrived at low price at Fifes.
Local notes speak of boys fishing on Highland and a few acts of courtship. Ed Hillcoed praises a best girl at the grove with Misses Etta and Bell Peevy from Coon Hollow as gifts from Miss Hilldast. Mele B Avery, once ill, shows improvement. some could not reach Corinth due to high water. R G Redwine, Charlie Nash, Walter Lewis and Andrew Murphy went seining Saturday amid damp conditions. Old Maid asks about a matrimonial election set for the 18th Sunday in Jovember. request for support.
Rev Mor Fro Tue Gus reports a ball hit G B Steadman of Newark during the Civil War causing ulcers lasting 20 hours before Buckden’s Arnica Salve cured him. The ad claims the salve cures cuts bruises burns boils felons skin eruptions and piles. Sold by J B Tucker & Co Druggists for 25 cents a box with a guarantee.
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from all points to Kansas City Missouri and Cincinnati Ohio at one first class fare for the trip. Tickets sold July 1 2 1900 with final return July 9 1900 to Kansas City and July 18 1900 to Cincinnati. Sleeping car reservations provided and connection accents urged by 5 H Hardwick assistant general passenger agent Atlanta GA.
The Kansas City Star highlights how the convention prompts discussion of feeding capacity and regional resources. It notes mills churning creamery butter, thousands of pounds of poultry, and massive meat shipments from Kansas City to support visiting guests.
Rain delays crops while oats and corn do well. grass thrives. Rev Lou Wie wick preached well at eleven. Lisbon Sunday school progresses under Gary Jones. Dan Williams recovering after a shake. Children's annual Sunday school day set for July, with recitations. Jones & Glover mill rebuilt after spring fire. dam broke washing fences and land. Reo James Turner to preach at Lisbon. local trip to Brooks Station.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a powerful health booster transforming weakness to strength and listlessness into energy. Sold by J ReLuthKer & Co in a sugar coated tablet form.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered times and prices across sections labeled Atlanta Daily and affiliates. The readable items list show various times such as 8 7p 518p and 620p with some prices like 24 dollars and 3 dollars, but no coherent event or entity context. The data appears to be a damaged schedule or listing page with incomplete entries and no clear led item.
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