THE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1878.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEWS FROM GREENESBORO!!!
875,000!!!
C. A. Davis A Son
are selling goods in large quantities
Their counters are full of
Spring and Summer Goods!
fcT Their clerks are constantly busy!
,tp^j lr stock ia exceedingly large
a a* Av ;
®- Every department will be kept
complete duriug the entire Summer.
CASH
1. paid for each .nd my purchase
ey ma e.
SATE MONEY.
They save their customers a great deal
of MONEY, because there is no difficul
,y ,n “*<
Prices Very Low!
Their tisrures on anv article are simr 8
ANY CUSTOMER
against any market and
AM COMPETITION!!!!
The people of TALIAFERRO, aud
especially the readers of
THE DEMOCRAT,
are invited to secure the benefit of the
large stock, varied
ASSORTMENT.
—AND—
LOW PRICES,
offered by
f'H A TNn'vric C r
W'. xY J—Stl 1 \ IS Ol) k lUl 1,
Greenesboro, Ga.
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for their detailed
advertisement in
these columns soon
C. A. DAVIS & SON,
May 1878. Greenesboro’, Ga.
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S»<*r Agent.
J. H. Neel, at Raytown, in the author
ized agent for The DejkicrAt, and hi*
ieceipts will in all cases be recognized.
Q,uery.
1 ‘Why will me.rt smoke common tobacco 1
When they can buy Marburg Bros. “Sealof
jSorth Carolina,' ' at the same price””
Feb.l.j-y
Authorized Agent.
Mr. D. Quinn, 198 Broad, Street, An
kusta, Ga., IS the duly authorized agent
for The Democrat. All contracts
made by him for advertisements and
subscriptions will be fulfilled, and all
receipts for money acknowledged.
White Babbits.
Little Ida Farmer lias a couple of
beautiful white rabbits which receive a
large share of their mistress’ attention.
Well, little Ida seems to* be made to pet
and be petted, an is an especial pet ef
The Democrat. May our pretty lit¬
tle friend never known trouble.
Debility The In adults is often caused manhood by
worms. sufficient change from child to
is not to rid the system of this
awfcil plague. Shriner’s Indian Vermifuge
will bright expel complexion. them and restore health and a
Mauried
At the residence of the bride’s father,
r pj Cosby on Tuesday May 7th 1878,
Rev. L. R. L. Jennings,. Mr. Z- S.
hat ■s, of Lincoln county, and Miss Sal
Uosb „ . y oi Taliaferro county.
The Weather.
faded chitbe present, for the first half,
supertsmometer will range low for the
froafn, for the lattes part of the month,
^ d will range higher. The rains wiU be
^ crtial in area and quantity, and likely
01)0 followed witb brisk winds*. Let
our farmers press the season we now
have, and be prepared to take ad
vantage of any that may come—wa
fear too much dry weather.
U led ,
It is with heart-felt sorrow that we
record tu the z.„u, death of Mrs. — E. A. , x
which took place at the residence of Mr.
W Gunn Tr /hw ™ ; n
Mrs. Nunn was 66 years old, and was
bom in this county, she had been a con
sistent member of the Baptist church 51
years, and goes to her reward full of
years, deeds of i„„„ love and , Christian , n ... chari- ,
ties. Mrs. Nunn leaves three children
living, Mr. Thomas Nunn, Mr. C. W.
Nunn, and Mrs. Fannie Gunn. The
bereaved friends and family have our
sincere sympathy.
A TEENS, Ga., October 22 1877
Dear _ Sir: Last night
I failed at the
New Drug Store, Dr. King's old stand, and
bought a bottle ot “Worm Oil,” and gave it
t- to „„ m\ n tore + . boy as directed. - a -rv, This morning
ha passed 31 worms I had previously
tried other worm medicines.
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SHORT-STOPS. 1
W. G. SI'LL.* V aN, REPORTER.
News is scarce.
May Convention sho’.
We've had the jug man.
The writing school last night.
Rain is beginning to be needed.
Excursions from Augusta numerous,
A good harvest of oats is expected this
year.
Com, we are glad to learn, is looking
splendidly.
We had a little wind and Wed
nesday night.
The Court House fence presents a
neat appearance.
Tramps are still passing through this
section of this State.
Augusta will doubtless be a lively city
for a few days this week.
Shcritt G» 8 e, has only t„o
j n (.^e county boarding-house.
Our loafers list this year is small,
Not euou S h to organize a club.
Last Tuesday was sate day and Sheriff
0»8« ™» «. baud.
Quite a number of our citizens left
for Augusta last Tuesday night.
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pondents-waste baskets are cheaper.
Several of our citizens speak of a huge
fishing and squirrel hunting excursion
soon,
Anotheroue of those singings last
c„,. f. Kc,d,
The time for “sweet serenades” has
just arrived, and one song th* order of
the evening.
ATr Mr. r C. Mteis lias a plajful , . , pet _ , ^ to»u-- .
of r ?fl‘ the , ‘rm little ll f boys. S hS U " d Vlded atten i 1
A young poultryman informs us that
one fli s hens committed suicide by
jumping in a well one day last week.
3Irs. E. K. Boone and Mr. Tommie
Aevee will please accept the thanks ot
our sick for a nice treat of strawberries.
intends making Liawfoidtillo a visit
w?ro f ° r the 1>Un,0Se ° f rePttidng tin '
The railroad presents a lively appear¬
ance this week in consequence of the
Ga. R. R. Convention which meets in
Augusta.
Crawfordville has had the corn-doctor
and almost every other humbug, but the
latest is the “telephone” man, who
made his appearance in town on Thurs
day last.
w it
son, received a painful bruise on his left
cheek, last Tuesday night. He and a
comrade started tn the night pasmget
train to meet a friend. On tiie way,
running a foot race, the accident
occurred.
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See to it that y«ur child meets with no
neglect; Babyhood when Dr. Bull’s .sick, use Baby tor the disease ot
disappoints. 25 cents. Syrup;—it never
Face Guts*
5fr. C. T. Lucas brought to this office
a specimen of his fine rust-proof Oats
measuring 38 inches in height. Mr.
Lucas says the prospects of a small grain
crop he considers good in his portion of
the county.
200 Ladies Lace collars 10 cts. each, at
C. MYERS’.
Gone.
The editor is gene again. Fact is he
can’t stand excitement, and when ho
saw the crowded stockholders train
come by, he couldn’t resist the tempta¬
tion to swing on to the bottom step.
If he don’t quit running off that wav,
we . that are left behind will trade his
han <l l’G' ss off for the Herald or Courier
Journal office, and let him stay where he
can ride in tbt ‘ atreat car ever, J da .V*
The Writing School.
The second course of instructions was
commenced on yesterday evening at 7
o’clock, p. nn We consider Prof Self
a master of hi* art, and he has worked
faithfully and dilligently to train his
pupils in the art of writing. His first
course, we believe gave entire satis
faction, both to pupils and patrons, and
we will say he has, indeed worked
wonders in the way of a hand write of
the common grade. Now is the time to
see tho professor as it may be a long
while before a favorable opportunity is
a ” ain offered to those "' isbin S to leara
to write.
Just What is Needed
fes^Gingef'Toni* Tng'^‘"regula?
of’the
!JS which IJ> J e % it nl i: builds n .M 1 o n up of the and enfrehled fortifies system, against
disease, and greatly increases the powers
of endurance. When you arc distressed
Palpitation with Dyspepsia, Headache, Wakefulness,
of the lb-art, Acid Stomach,
Cramps, Liver Heartburn, Bad tastein-the mouth;
disorders and Cost eness, it is a
pleasant relief experience afforded by to this obtain remedy, the comfort
ing and to
realize that it cheers the despressed spirits,
soothes the nerves, and diffuses warmth
and energy throughout the body. Buy from
>' oar druggist bottle Dr. H. S. Smith a 81.00 bottle
or mf;rits a sample at IS cts. and test its
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teliigent Wanted—By every one who has an in
Health depends conception of its \alue—Health,
upon the possession of
pure W««; and pure blood is the sure,
possession of Diose who use Dr. Bull’s Bleed
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Flue Irish Potatoes.
We return our thanks to Master
Howell, son of Dr. A. G. Beazley,.;
for a nice lot of fitie Irish potatoes,
were raised in the Doctor’s garden,
and are positively the finest we have
seen this year. We appreciate these;
favors, as we have no garden of our
own, but more for the good will of our
young friend.
Sew Advertisements.
In our columns to-day will be found
the advertisement of Mr. C. W. Nunn,
of Sharon. 3Ir. Nunn is a clever and
energetic business man, and, keeps
everything usually found in a variety
stock of the first ctass. Mr. J. A.
tie will be found ready to wait on all
wbo ealk in the “highest style of the
art *
See notice of a good copper still, com
plete, for sale apply at this office.
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•*“ Astonishing Fact.
A large proportion of the American
I'f°P le are to-day dying from the effects
25£' ST J2S
of intelligent aud valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually a
burden instead of a pleasant existence of
and your August friends, Flower. and try one bottle of
Your s[>eedy
[hi^uedteteehaveS*to
try its virtues, with satisfactory results
L'V eve 7 ca3e - A’ou can buy a sample
sold by all Druggists the Western ST,
on
f 'ontinent. For sale by Richards & Leg
wen, Crawfordville, Ga.
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* I,ixie Music forever.
So say we all, and let those who believe
" 1 IIo “' e 5 ! usic supiM),t and encourage
Home Musm tousea. II^Piano or Org»*
’ wanted don t send t°i it, hut order
from Luddeti * Bates, Savannah, Ga., the
G reat Wholesale Tiaift) and Organ Dealers
of the South, who are now offering reliable
Instruments .at prices which^are actually
driving Northern Dealers out of the field.
No H " U8e . N° rt h or South, has ever
f u )L JRcad their advertisement m this
^!!! “ w 866 Wh ° iS alU,ad 1,3 ttM I ’ mn<) aud
Anonymous.
We publish this week some verses
from an anonymous contributor. In
this instance we have overstepped our
rule for reasons of our own, but must
say that tee must know the author of
any article or We will pay no attention, to
it. This course is absolutely neccessary
for our own protection, and we now say,
g., ^ .... , r
break the rule. Wo have lately received
several communications which we would
take pkaswrs m publishiiig but for thti
lack of a responsible name attached, an*
f or cause alone reject them Re
member, then, you are wasting both
time and paper when you send usanony
mous articles—no matter upon what
subject, or from what source.
Court House Fence.
I11 company with Mr. J. R. Ogletree,
the contractor, we made an Examina¬
tion of the new fence around our court
house, which Mr. Ogletree has just com¬
pleted and painted. We found the new
fence to be one of the most substantial
kind, and evidently put up on a plan
that will last for years. We consider
our County Commissioners both shrewd
and fortunate in securing a contractor
who has so faithfully carried out their
contract. The new fence adds largely
to the improvement of the appearance
and the security of the court-house.—
Our Commissioners have already done
so much that we do not like to be in
trusive; but, like the little boy Who
saw tho biscuit through the glass, “if
the court house was only painted out¬
side !”
Fine Wagons,
Me saw some days ago a sample of
wagons made at Mir. John N. Limp
nmn’s shop, in this place, which we
think the equal, if not superior, to any
wagons of foreign make we ever saw.
R was always a problem that we could
n °t solve, to know why our people
would send a long distance from home
f °r such articles, when a superior article
was to be had at their very doors. Mr.
Chapman uses the very best material
<«m puts up his work faithfully, and
warrants it to be just what it is repre
sented > witb a very little advance upon
work put up Ld. to sell, and 1,^7.,* finished U n
_ ith mint .F* ™.ttv ™ blde f ault s.
Then give Mr. G. your patronage, use
!t t0 ^ ^ t0 J '° U ’ atl<1 you M P
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Pretty .^7^ h
In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever. This lady at 35
writes us : “I lmve used Parker's Hair
Balsam- six months and* am mora than
brown pleased with it. it lias restored the natural
color of inv hair and given it a silky
softness, nicer than ever before There is
no Dandruff, no falling-hair, ai d it leaves
the scalp so clean and nice and cool that
I am ever so much pleased, and I feel and
look like myself again.” Disinfectant
properties that enter chemically into this
healthful, preparation and render it healing, beautiful, eiean-ing and
the fresh and
vigorous hair it produces, together with its
youthful property of restoring the hair to its natural
freed color, leaving the head entirely
from Dandruff, clean and healthly,
surprises bottle no less than it pleases. Buy’a
from your druggist Dt. H. S. Smith
and test Its merits.
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V^Repo- %ion
From ereijt £" of our own county,
we have the pw;t encouraging reports
from tb« f» n / Planters, with a few
exceptions, >• i tell uu with their farm
more wop IT 'any we are ..ever over *>aw them their
corn the fire* <o«, and are chopping
cotton ; a fa* / , well advanced in cot¬
ton chopp,.'!, .£ Pm late cool nights and
mornings, rn, have checked the
rust m tRe * eat, and a good crop is
now conf dee .y expected. In most in
stances Cu ’.fieu; is reported fine. The
oat crof H generally good, and some
crops begin*') slow a tinge of ripening.
This crcf"* 7 Ft? considered above the
average, gesir id/, and safe. Fromotli
er sections, *e have good reports, and
everywhere he farmers are eucouraged.
and are us ig the utmost jtglmjtry.—
May all out mpes for a good croi^e
?y realize !.
• f Mention. t
We take pleasure in acknowledging
a visit to Jr sanctum on Monday from j
Mrs. flL-a ,'lynt and Miss Katie Fiynt,
of Sh#ofe> nd Mrs. Elite Brooke and
“ ia *&; W "*“- »« VnwIMm,.
**“ "Jt rverywbeie are the turn
friendb o’V ue Democrat, and their
good opiaifu we esteem above rubles.
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the great T.-a House of Messrs. C. A. [
j j0nj , 4 Co C’fiicago, called on *us Tues
da U & Co “ coll!d uot
have madev bistter selectioi. for au agent
had tbeyb-vh personally acquainted with !
rrrrx.srwtnrf P“ s! *s*e<l . f » Ingh^nler ° f business tal
ent he wi” render a good account of him
self to bis employers. Wo sincerely and
hearfSy Y.sli him success i» his new
enterprise. His business at Sharon
will be cc. iinued, and his friends and
1 find Mr. J. A. Battle ready
to wa , t or hem . at hi9 8tanil in Sharon.
Mr. J. rut,, me pome ana ac
commoda* ng commercial traveler for
the house >f John M. Robinson & Co.,
of Atlar*. paid our office a visit on
Wednesdi” last. We are always gladi
to see 0 ur friends, and would say call
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l’eteraon.
Peter** « Magazine for June is on our
table in a tvance, more than laamt-aining
its well-* rhed reputation of being the
best and.' hoapest of the ladies’ books.
The prill*; pal embellishment is a splen
d ' d en 8 rav ' n Bi “l'he Ireshct,”
illustrai. <5 a powerful story by Emma
Garrison Jones- Then there is a double*
size cohi.ed steel fashion plate, with five
figures . large-sized pattern for a tidy
In croc’* t; and about fifty wood en
gravi fashions, patterns for the
Won< L»"* l 'e, * etc., etc, iteniduH ail
this ’ thore is a Supplement, containing
two full ‘* ize Interns, one for a boy’s
suit, th* other for a lady’s mantle : this
Supplement alone is worth the ptice of
Uie “ umber ; “Peterson” still keeps up
*ts reputation for giving tiie best of
storie9 ’ a11 ori B inaL “ The ° r Pt'ans of
Oldham,” the principal of the five
novelets published, this voar, is, perhaps,
the best ever written by its accomplished
author, Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens. No
family ought to be without this maga¬
zine. It is only two dollars a year, post¬
age free, and so is within the means of
every one. To clubs it is cheaper still,
with 8 premium to tiie person getting up
tbe club * Kow & 8 S' ,0(J ' tiln e to sulw
scribe * as a ncw volume begins with
^ be J”'y number. Specimens sent,
8 r *tis, to persons wishing to gel up
clubs, or to subscribe. Address, Charles
J* Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Phlla
delphia, Pa.
v Medical.
Mr. Editor.—P lease find space in your
columns T. Byrum. for the 1 following truthfully notice of Dr. J.
can say his med¬
ical skill has kept me out of my grave.—
Thirteen months ago a friend sent me one
of Dr. Byrum's handbills; at that time I
was giyen up by skillful physicians, a
hopeless treated'by case of Consumption. doctors, but realized 1 had been
severai no
relief, and might say, I had made a drug
store of my stomach without benefit. When
1 went to Union Point to consult Dr.
H^rt'^store't'o thedoctor's offic'* ^Idid not
think 1 could possibly live two months, hut
am only alive, but doing wed. In that
from' life. Dr”’Byrum,^Ich 1 to-day I kno^fved
my would not be in the con
mi^rom" 1 Dr^ByrureTfor the'fatauTof
Georgia, ^and^be^ured/Some^nay^tiXyou and I advise all who are afflicted.
that'Dr. once
he who By rum about cannot die, cure and you speak ; but I from am
was to
up •” but, if he patches that you. up as he did
y'« will thank God you ever saw
and I am weli^ i'^uW not resr'a^ffight
u,llil 1 ba(i taken* two ot three doses of
‘norphine. I medicine, asked the ductoi I should when do he
gave tne my wbat
1 about morphine: he replied I might now
cure you of the habit.
and affimteii^^nmimption the high regard I hove ^"luogl.W J. By!
for Dr. T. y
rum
April'30 <c r i nnr ,,„
CrawfordViJlte, w. zruvure, Ga., «*., A piu l«78. i*io.
i-m*
Suiting all colors, 8 cts. at C. Myers'.
Calicoes 5 cts. per yarn, ai C. Myers'.
Announcement.
T\ *' rE are authorized to an
nouuce the name, of W. T.
STEPHENS as a candidate
: TAX COLLECTOR of Taliaferro county
att' e next election, and he begs the ful!
sup ort of his friends.
Kart-t-d
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hardware:.
iS.
5 TT HTT VAL IMPLEMENTS.
HENRY MOORE,
243 Broad Street,
AnguBta, • 1 *
febR,1878-J-y
TllO MetTlC t SjStem, 01 COUTSS Commands tile „ HeSpeCt Oi
CRAWFORDVILLE!! 1
Christopher gray &co., ____
will have the proud distinction of being the first
Dry Goods House to Indorse it 1! 1
We have a SPLENDID IdNB of
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CASSIMERES,
SUMMER SUITINGS,
LINENS, HOSIERY,
Handkerchiefs, Notions, Parasols &c<
We sell on any system, but we
of course, prefer the “METRIC 1 9?
CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO„
hot 2S,‘77 b Augusta, Georgia.
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GRAND .SPRING OPENING!!
-OF
Spring & Summer Goods
A T
€ 1 J a
TO IIE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH!!
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I am now ■ . receiving and opening the finest stock of Goods it has ever hewn my pleas¬
ure to offer to the public in this place my stock is now complete, comprising the rarest
and latest patterns, designs mid styles, at prices so low as to be
Actually Astonishing • ? * 1
for Everybody themselves. 'n need of Goods should be sure to pay me a visit before purchasing and
see I 11
I can show allthe deslraide fabrics ami styles of the season, together with novel tin*
never before offered in this market.
CLOTHING AND HATS.
l have a large stock of the latest fashions of CLOTHINft, al! styles anrliprices My
stock ot Hats for both Gents aud Buys is lull, aud you can get anything you want from ties
finest to the most common.
Boots and Shoes.
I have lust opened a complete stock of Gent-.', Wiles, Misses, and Cblldren'i Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters, of the best material, which f am offering cheap.
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I have always 6tt hand a full stock of
Family and Plantation Supplies,
at the lowest market price. Comb and set*
In every line, this season, my stock is
Full, Complete and Varied,
comprising almost any article you can call for. My goods were bought at extremely low
prices, and I can sell cheaper than you have ever bought in
THIS TOWN BEFORE.
found I am determined that <JRA.WEGRDY1I.LE shall be as good a market as can be
on thfc
Gfeorgia R. R
and all Task to prove it to you is for you to come and examine my
Groods and Prices,
c. MYERS r
March J? ’*78 GRATCFDTTLL* «a.
m HE WATT Pta Erj
\JREQ0ALIE0 IK EVEP v r DURABtlfH.
\ STREKGKT, OERFECTWORK. !
37..P F0* eATAtOSUE *"• PRICE -U3P.
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