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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1878)
Berron Mouse, Near Capitol, 10 & 12 Forsyth St., Atlanta. Georgia. Ha* the best ventiiated room* in Atlanta, and all mod< rn improvements, including fret Iicth* to Boarders. The Table Is Supplied with the Rest the Mmkc. Tr^nt Affords. Wttr.^'.u amt Rf'ii'-oi"'!)'" Burden,can Bate-. tie *''ownw*o*biti d at ETTKOPF.AN Mf Tfir* Ttonse Is kept on the PI.AN finest* pey for only what they get. Regular Board, • $#• 00 per week. Day Board - - i29 per day. PETER BEHRON, Proprieror. *Sp2K,lK77.t-rw> J. W. 1IIX0N. Attorney at Law, cbawfosiivii.ee, ga.. Will practice In Taliaferro. Wilke*. Warren, . and Greene counties. t9T Will give all bush es* entrusted to his car* dilliget.t aUeutom. Collection* made a specialty. iune2V-t-o-o Hull *Y Wcotncy ? OKNEUAJ, COMMISSION Merchants, No. 346 North Water Street, PH1LA DFLFillA. PAe and wholesale dealers In Butter, Cheese, J-ard. TIT^rTtM} Tallow, Kbun Poultry, Game, Slock, am! potatoes. Apples 111 • I I I Ttiec, e I k. '•! Totmeen, Peanuts, 1 Wool, Cotton Dr *<IJf«nit, Hay. Hops, For Brixitii Corn, In eign and Domestic Fruit'*, and fact we ra n sell, any and everything at the highest M A'ItKF.T PRICE ; r.Hd make prompt re turngjt lib-ril I I’l'Ol.'eml Cash Advances! I I lb I perishable < il I V.mada article*, on all shipment* except business, To allow that we do mi extensive any yoil game dealer in Philadelphia hot will than tell we handled more van e season all othei Philadelphia llni.se*|)/ | I a M | T l liilkl. f l'|) \ r nt put together. S> ml for Price Li-t, Ac. Reference CASH, or we refer you to auvresponaBde House In our Citv K( * (* S. (tAM •cf-.V 1H77-1-v CRAMPTON’S IVIDIM) I \ I I* left I I 4 \ 1 I n ^1 / v I/\ 1 r\ 1111 il! V , A V ' IS the Best'! ill Crampton'a Imperial Soup 1,* the Rest. Cranipton’s raniptoll's Imperial iiu|ieiiul Soap tsthe is the Best. Rest. I Imperial Soap 1* Best. Cranipton's Crumpton's Imperial Soap Soap is the the Best. ., ,.....■ i w ... i <i,i. < Cranipton's Imperlnl Soap Is the Best. Cramptou's Imperial Soup is the Best. Tbl* Soap Is manufactured from pure ma b'rials, and a* if contains a large per oentage of Vegetable Oil, is war III led fully equal to the best imported Castile Son]), and atthe same time possess¬ es all the washing and cleansing properties of the cele¬ brated Ger¬ man and French Laundry Soaps. It is therefore recommvn Kiiehen d .t for and u*e "Bath-room In the Laundry, and for gtueial household purposes; also Printers, Painters, Engineers and Ma* chiuPts. as it will remove spots of Ink, grease, tar, oil. paint from the hands. ___ The Huntingdon Pennsylvania Monitor of April 5th, 1*7.. pronounces tIris Soap the beat in the market ns follows : Reader, we don't want you to suppose that this Is an advertisement, and pass it over unheeded. Read it. We want to direct your attention to the adve-tisemeiit of C’mm pi on s Imperial Soap. - Having used It In our office for the nasi year, we can re eommend It a* the best quality of soap in use It is a rare thing to get a Soap that will thoroughly' cleans,! printing ink from the hands, as ulso from linen ; but Cramp ton's laundry soap wilt do it and we know whereof printers, we speak. It is especially adapted for painters engineers and ma chinists. as it will remove grease of all de acriptions from the hands a* well as clothes, with little labor, For general household purposos it enuimt be excelled. Manufactured only by CRAMPTON BROTHERS, of I'aliafemt count v ; A t. ,v G. W. How ard, at Burnett, Ga. i"“ii-v A. I.STKOM. Watchmaker and Jeweler, crawfordville. ga. Take* tins method to inform the puhRc that kinds he is Jew pnqvared elry in to the make and rejmir ami all of Invst style, w ill give careful attention to Watches and Clocks, and repair them in the best manner. done Hair Work. order, Braiding, and and all ladies work to in good style. He soltc Its a share ol the public patronage. 4eb«,l»78-t-o-o 600 Gallons To Soil! IMPORTANT! GOO Gallons of Liquors and Wines to be disposed of at greatlv minced prices ! JF£fr**t 2 ?£Ssia; Old NtH’tar Rve $4.(K' reduced ST50 White Wheat' 3,00 “ XX Monongnhela 2.(k> u 1.00 Sweet Mash Corn 2.00 t,i i.isi N. E Bum. 3.00 44 '.‘.:*i Old Hollauvt Gin 3.00 4( 2.30 Peach Brandy, SyrsoKi 4.00 3.30 Cognac Ap|>le “ 4.4K) <« 3.1X1 “ 4.1X1 3.00 Singer “ 3.00 44 2.60 Cherry ’* 3.00 44 2 fs Sherry Wine 3.00 it California Catawba 3.00 44 SRtdera j 0(1 a ^ 5o Port 3 00 “ -■*' Also a fi II line of case Liquors whiefi we wills. 11 at the verv lowest casii prices, Anyone needing wtijlhmg in tins line, we will take pi •.siut in showing them samples of the ai • named brand sea. UesjH'cifulIy, D. A. V, aLLIAMS & SOU. Ub7’2-‘ -no CHARLES BERGSTROM’S COLUMN. HATS Aim CLOTHING. Bargains. F have still some of rnr fine mock of Hats on hand, and a lot of tine Clothing, and would advise every one who wants Hots or t editing to come 1 * fore the holidays are out, as I am selling at ab Rohde Bargains. Now is your time while price* are down to the bottom. f*c.28,1877. C. BEKG:*TKOM. Dry Goods k Domestic DEPARTMENT contest par offlr-.-s Goods and Prints o all kinds, qualities, Shirting*. Sheet 'ng", I trillings, Cambrics, Keli*hfis, Pocket Jeans, t 'a-simete*. lied lickings, Table Linen. lar tr.« r Satlris or llaliau Cloth. BleCchol Shir¬ tings, Osnalmrg Stripes, A Ac., Checks, Checks, U>acc 4 , Apron all grades, Linseys all qualities. Honey-Comb Blanket*. Shawls, Balmorals, Quilt*, very pretty, Flannels Jeans, of all kinds, collars all qualities, Kerseys, differ¬ ent grades. department Is well Selected, — possl This as . hie w itii great care to suit the want* of my' customers, in qualllv and rice. FAIR and SOI AltF. DEALING OF RANTEF.D and NO MORE. BERGSTROM. CHARLES sc pi 1 NOTION AND FANCY GOODS B I <> ¥| fl J* i f I 111 f'llf- v. iwr <;„|| ar s, Neck-Ties, and Scarfs, Shirt Bosoms, all kinds; llalr Handkerchiefs, pin-. Needles |>(,,,er Pens Ink, Thimbles, Kid Knitting Needles, Ladles’ (Rovea, Ladles' Silk Clove*, Velvet and Worsted Gloves, Ladies' Hose, Corsets, c ors , t LACK free of charge ; Fancy Belts, nil pi lees Suspenders, «nd qualities Huttons, (lent Thread s' Gloves, of all all kinds, from finest. kinds, Gents* Hose, common to IPaika, and Purses, Gents' home n iade shirts doulde-bosom, Lend Ac., pencils, enrpenter . pencils, violin strings, than Ac. This pint of my stock is cheaper I ever offend them isfore. feme amt see. CHARLES BERGSTROM. Sept .21 HATS, CAPS and UMBRELLA Department. Mer,'* and Bov's common wool hats, Men’s and Hoy'* caps, medium wool hats, stiff brim wool hats, men’s borne tnflfie wool hats. Men's and Hoys' Cassiiueie hats, Men'* and Boy a’ common Cass i me re lints, *• •• medium “ “ #« “ fine large hrlin hats a “ Beaver hats, latest style, “ Molo skin, hat fine and pretty. “ Fine Fur Imis, Men’s Blue li 1 blion hat. Fine and common buggy umbrellas, fine Cll ALLLS BERGSTROM. Hardware and Cutlery Knives Tiiis department and Forks, consists, fine, medium in part, and of table CO III table anti tea spoons, pocket knives, eom m'lke'*^ pm-kef^lves' iTot hludow "’'pook^cf, other celebratH ma'kes l < ' , Razor* ,> and r Razor Straps, size, bp*t, good, scissors, large trimmers, small but good, and mcdl- good, um line these are of the best makes, luiy aside your rusty old pair mid try my new ones. Rail lin k . all kind*. Diese good* I will sell on very reasonable terms nu£«U-t*o < IIAHI/LS I»K1I<*S I KOM. Glassware. Crockery and Tinware DEPARTMENT. Cmdmon . cups and saucers, plain and «nd printed, iron Stone, pretty and cheap English China pretty and cheap, Plates com molt to finest, dishes all sizes and prices. linkers pitchers and bowls common and finest, different sizes and prices, sugar dishes, cream pitchers, preserve and pickle dishes, glass and china butterdishes, queens ware, tumblers, from common to finest, Goblets, common brass lamps to finest Bohemian glass, Innteius verv useful, Tm kev glass, glass pitchers, molasses pitchers, coffee pots, milk pan*, buckets and strain cm, wash pans, sifters, curry combs, horse and blacking brushes, horse and mule shoes, ,ui cheap. Vome and see, CHARLES BERGSTROM. Grocery Dciianncii t. ,, Ragging, ties, bacon, . flour, meal, sugar, coffee, lea, salt, pepper, spice, ginger, doves, nutmegs, mustard, fish, in and ■« barrels, common and toilet soaps, candles, chewing niid pijies, smoking tobacco, sonant, all kinds, kerosine oil, so 1 ■ and upper leather, and a great many other goods too nnmer ous to mention. der* and many other goods too tedious to mention ltKADqp AiiTEits RE R(1 STROM’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Sack Coats Fancy Cut Jeans, “ “ Doeskins, “ " Satinetts, " “ U Cassimeres, “ Finest French Cassintcrs “ “ (t Eng. American “ “ English" “ make and German “ " " C< Z * Fancy Frock Coats Satinetts, 5 e’lotli made ot Black broad for wedding* and parties. Fan¬ cy Frock ( oat*, for parties and weddings, \'" U ' of Mw 1'iw.l clot li. Black Doeskin i acts, lor wedding*. Black Doeskin Pants medium for weddings, 1 am y eass.men' Pants, French, English, German and Bol irian c«hh1s. PANTS, VESTS AND COATS, of nil kinds ami in the GREATEST VARIETY. I also have in oznnectioo with this de w "" k - No. 0, LaTropc lSuihlin<r CRAWFORDVILLE, GA., coats will be made to order. J* your over oM tnuffip ooat. 'r/buying Romomber a now ^"'fixing ‘do 'the ’’heap dene wo gui work u* as van be North er South. 51 >’ Price* for cutting ('t)Jlts, - $1.00 Pauls. • o0 Ct.S. Vests, - .50 44 '■usHnc* Trimmings of all •on-’on hand, also MYERS & MARCUS —JOBBERS IX DRY GOODS 9 Notions, Hosiery, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, k CLOTH XL The undersigned respectfully inform the merchants of Taliaferro and surrounding counties that their Fall Stork is now complete, and in price and assortment is unequalled by any that has ever been brought to this market. A special feature of our business ts the establishment of » WHOLE! SHOE AND HAT HOT SI li ^ „ .. , , — T . . v rinnarttPmfc t»» /».«. 5". •«" <«■! «'•* “ ol *»■*««*• ■» 'W* «»' *<« k larfoie purchasing elsewhere. MYERS k MARCUS, sept.2«,1877-j-y 286 and 2H8 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Headquarters For Ffrst Class and L A SI ^ TI Olsi ABLE , T , . T , .1 , . )RY - T G C X )I IS In opening the I all „ Season, we take . . pleasure Dry Goods in placing , before , our friends ;*pid the public generally thednoat part complete ijtock of ever displayed in the Southern | -States consisting In of a Magnificent Ifn#fff Black Silks. All the new shades in Colored Silks—various grades, The most decided novelties in Colored Dress Good*. Black Good* of every descrii it ion. : Damasks, Hosiery, Notions, Cassimeres, Corsets, Flannels, Ties, &e. Gloves, Linens. Our Cloaks—to arrive—will be equal to any ever exhibited in New York, London or Path*. losummanze: We offer a stock of hall DRV GOODS which in every de¬ 1‘artment for variety, elegance and cheapness, stands unrivalled, I ikij. \ U ii. 4 / UIlA ' I) 4 Y 1 (X L f1f\ H CT/,, nct.V 1877-b-n. Augusta, Ga. . CELEBRATED ! Tim Old Firm of CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO., AUGUSTA, SAVANNAH and NEW YORK. nymous for Honest Cwooris. I i ^ anions tor tor low courtesy prices, to anions customers. We have now completed ttic largest and best assorted Stock of Dry Goods ever offered Wc arP to olTor a "« l arc do so for tin typumiAt. t.GASONS; |>TT 14 J jiY 4 Ct ijl. "A IVYA i>U, 1 J which WE buy is for fully OASn to and save the charges for credit per cent. I l4 ) l," 1v7Yk7* 1 4 "ll 1A "X T ( " /• 4 4) the WE discount liny for three only aenorded houses, and to larger consequently buyers, save the l<*ast five say at per cent. RlvA S( )’N NO 3. wRh'&S^ than smaller houses. GRAND REASON WHY YOU SHOULD BUY F'FLOlhfi: XTB! We givo our customers tlie benefit of the entire 20 per ct., or 20c. on every dollar. IVe will sell all Domestics at the same price as the Factories or their Agents, Dress Goods Woolens, Linens, Silks, Hosiery, Notions, etc., at our own importation, nt New York prices. Wo will give special attention to Dealers wishing to buy their Fall Stocks. Send oct20-1877-b-m for samples. Freight prepaid on orders amounting to .$10. C. GRAY.% CO., Augusta, Ga. ________ i U U A /j » CELEBRATED floPSO ftTlfl i UattlG zs ,, i -rx iOWueTS. a - Tu is preparation, long and favorably f known, will thoroughly re-invigorata h broken down and low-spirited horses, r «i« wind, incre«scj tha appetite— f \ m rives teSTsSja:** a*mo,,i.h and k 1omv .kin_, m t jik: a To keepers of Cows this prerarx tion is invaluable. It ia a sure pre ventiveagainst Kinderpeal, Hulloir ‘.frarl Horn, etc. It has been proven br Ml ual exikcriment to increase tho quantity of milk and cream twenty percent and mak" the butter Aim and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them thrive much faster. I In dta-Ases »t! of Swinei, such u Couehs. in the Lungs, Liver, ^c., this article acta specific. By putting from ^ as a one a paper to a paper in a barrel of M /SI fi will the above di^ases will be emdi- ’■wj “fi* 1 or «nii«l y pi»T<mted. If given . “* 1 — DAVID E, FOUTZ,Proprfotor, BALTIMORE Md Sold by Ttrnttelstsand Storekeepers thn>n«h out tn» Untied States, CaaawU wilds. America For Sale by 11. S. SMITH, Druggist, je-l.V77-j-y Crawfordville, Ga. HEAD THIS! AUGUSTA Daily News W. II. MOORE, Editor, The Great Local Taper » a » . PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON AT AUGUSTA, GA. Editions Daily! * Lat ^ t Telegraphic, Foreign and Domes tic Markets, Loc.u and Lrcuenil NEW S. CHEAPEST PAPER IX THE SOUTH J ! !■«<„ r .» month. (. ,, Myers , r •* the „ agent lor . ...... {smith's celebrated Cotton Tress. NOTICE. T1 \ T E are now ready to receive additional t orders for constructing new horse powers and refitting out and with out, or for the the repairing old for of new cogs ones, this year’s work. Be in time with your orders, as the miller's motto is, “the first come the first grind,” is ours also. We will ItCjIffi'gSKUSSaraSS to Gclucke & Bergstrom’s horse power, 9 V / i !? & V r. h A S’ aprlS,lS77-t-v A 11 ii'llSta I Lotel, V Corner Broad & ’Washington Sts., Ha?S&ugfi.y n'nov'ate^nSS: e<1. and Newly Furnished. It is located in the centre of business. Telegraph Office in the Hotel Build¬ ing. Express Office in the same block. Post-Office only one block off. All other public conveniences close at band. g-JT The Office of the Hotel will be open during the night, and guests will be receiv.xLor called at any hour. W H. MOORE, Prop’r. BATES OF BOARD, $2. per day. marl T. H. GIBSON, Attorney at Law, AUGUSTA, GA. Refers by Permission, to Judge E. H. Pottle. Hum IV M. Reese and WmiGibson. dec 22 to Patented recently by the United States. This Horse Power sphaks already for it * e lf, as there are several in operation for which testimony' will be given by those gentlemen using them. We will put them: up to suit tire following power as used. For two horses to gin 10 hours, 1,000 to 1,500 pounds of lint cotton. For three horses to gin 10 hours, 1,500 to 2,500 pounds of lint cotton. For four horses to gin 10 hours, 2,500 to 3.000 pounds of lint cotton. Parties who already have a Horse Power can use fhe same wheel without altering, iSiSo? 10» rA fh»n “S the work in a given time with the same power. Uses the same belt without buying other belting. Is uot tlangerous to the driver. The belt can be run so loose that a boy can put it on or take it off, and it gives you double the result and more to the pow er Takes applied, than the old fashioned way.— up less room than any' other, in fact, you gain room. You can run a grist mill, or circular saw to cut your fireewood, thresh grain Ac. The band wheel can be placed any position on gear wheel above centre line. All work guaranteed to be made strong, durable, of the best material and in the best r“ e Aw " y 1,1 ^ - CHARLES BERGSTROM, or E GOLUt.'KE, Crawfordvllle, Ga. "W" anted. The timber to make 5,000 Cogs either white hickory, dogwood or persimon. Par ties who wish to furnish them can call Bergstrom's Store for particulars. Mrs. L. S.Golucke, Crawfordville, Georgia, Milliner and Dress public Respecfulfy generally, informs lier friends receiving and the of that she is a splendid stock FALL AND AVINTER IIATS, —ALSO— a splendid stock of Fancy MILLINERY, fine Hosiery, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc., all of which she is selling at low prices. When in need of railtinerv goods call on MRS. L. S. GOLUCKE octCii-t-o-o Still Agent FOR THE AY AN DO, Bradley’s Patent, AND THE ISTavassaG uanos --;0;O:0:- The undersigned informs his former cus¬ tomers that he is still agent for the above named celebrated Fertilizers, and that he w ill take pleasure in furnishing the farmers everywhere with the'r ol I fa' orite FERTILIZERS, on the very BEST TERMS. These Guanos have stood the test of analysis and actual use—vou know just what you are buying.. Call early on R. AI. Agent. LANNEAU, marl-h-m QUA iXIU ACRES OF GOOD 900 Land for Sale. The undersigned Agents, offer for sale 900 acres of (Jood and fertile this land, situated on Powell’s creek, in county, for sale. Titles perfect, ami terms easy. Apply in person or by letter, for information to us. None need apply who do not mean business. BERGSTROM A- SULLIVAN, feblo Real Estate Agents. GIN GEARING Shafting —AND— Bolfs. CHEAPER TITAN EVER BEFORE AT T1IE FOREST CITY FOUNDRY —AND— Machine Works AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, Engines, Cotton Screws, Mill Gearing and Machinery of all kinds made and Re paired. Geo. R. Lombard & Co •5 Proprietors. may25,1877-j-v. TO HA VE GOOD HEALTH THE I,TVER JU ST BK KEPT fit ORDER. | S£ ™^OF PS* BILXUSHESS, 2 ig A adyspepsia. PEPStA g i ; iWELS CLEJSS THE , ‘T, ^’*'5'* For Famph:eisaddress its. Sa-nfodd, New Vork. aug3l-j-e - S. G. BRINKLEY, Attorney at u arrf.ntox, ga. rs to W. H. Hull, Frank H. Miller Joseph Ganahl and ft C. Foster, of Au gustu. Ga. Will give all business intrusted to him dilligent attention. i-5-77-i-y Notice. A LL kinds Old Harness of New Harness made to order, and and Saddles repair¬ ed at the Tan Yard, as usual. Also, Black Smith’s Bellows repaired, and made as good as new. C. A. BEAZLEY. Crawfordville, Har 15, t-o-o. National I Intel, (Nearly Opposite Passenger Depot.) MACON, GEORGIA - : 'J ; - “****• Pf r D*r> : : tlM °™*' e Meal, : : : : 50« E. C. CORBETT, Proprietor. Accommodations good, servants at tentive. jan4-t-o-o Be st and.Cheapest Weekly 1UE aOLTH. NEW FEATURES AND A NEW STORY, THE Weekly News «y Enlarged and in New Dress. IS ADDITION TO ITS GENERAL NEWS, LITERARY AND AGRICULTURAL FEATURES. With the issue of January 5th was com* A Complete Roster —or THE— TT CillllbCOr • , - ,, y J 01 Embracing a history of each organization, compiled the contributions from the archives of the State and 5 of prominent officers. - The number for JANUARY 2fith will contain 1 the initial chapters of the second PRIZE STORY, Harry Sinclair:: —OR— THE DOCTOR'S REVENGE. BY P. A. BRYAN, OF MIDDLEC.BOUND, OA. Subscription Address, S2 a year; 5 cents a copy, J. H. ESTII.L, Savannah, Ga. WIIO IS IT That Does Not Admire !v~: THE TIMES booking STOVE? U; Cheapest and Best —IN— AMERICA, RICHARDS &LEGWEF r Agents* Crawfordville, Ga, auj: -4 b-m
