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THE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1679.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
indi*pen*abU—Mt lueetsarity for publication,
•»Ur, and only with
on one tile of the paper.
B 1 " iiV eon not undertake either to
preterte or to return communication* which
see decline to publish.
V4f~~ The price for announcing Candi¬
date* Name* w $5.oo.
Death ut Judge SI. H. Weiboru.
It is with sorrow that we learn from
the Clipper of yesterday of the death of
Judge M elborn, which took place at his
residence in Warrenton, on Tuesday
evening last. Judge Welborn has lived
»long and useful life, and goes to his
reward full of deeds of noble charily.
. —--
Query.
“Why will men smoke common tobacco,
when they can buy Marburg Bros. “Seal of
-North Carolina," at the same price?"
Feb.l.vv *
The Bapp House,
In anotlier column to-day will lie
found the advertisement of Mr. L. Aciee.
who took charge of this Hotel on the
first of January. Mr. Acree, a
former citizen of our town, has many
friends, here, and is universally ac
knowledped to be, in furl, a business
man, and none who know him will
doubt for an instant that lie will make
the Mapp House a favorite stopping
place for travelers. The reputation of
the House can not suffer in his hands.
We call special attention to Mr. Acree’s
advertisement, and bespeak for him a
fair trial.
A Card.
To *11 who are suffering from the errors
»nd indiscretions of youth, nervous weak¬
ness, will send early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I
of Charge. a recipe This that will cure you, free
covered by missionary great remedv was dis¬
a in South America,
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph New York T. Inman, Station D. Bible House.
City. Jan.l7,1879.j-y.
The Academy.
In anotlier column to-day will be
found the advertisement of Prof. C. T.
Boggs, who has been elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Maj. II. D. Smith. We have known
Prof. Boggs, for more than 20 years,
during all of which time he has been
e& gaged in the profession of teaching.
Prof. B. is a graduate of the State
University, and is one of the best
teachers in the State. We congratulate
our people upon securing the services
of so able a teacher, and bespeak for him
a liberal patronage.
the The following note was picked up on
street yesterday, can be had by call¬
ing at this office:
Dear Josh : Please come home.
We need you very much, as several sad
accidents have' befallen us John
sprained his ankle badly, and .Sarah’s
frosted feet are troubling tier. My
corns are increasing in number and
severity, and the knots on our mule’s
back are growing larger. Uncle Dick
is laid up with the Rheumatism, so do
come home, and bring a bottle of
Coussens’ Lightning Liniment, which
is successfully used hv all of our neigh
liors, for eacli of the aiiove afflictions.
You can buy it at any drug store for 50
cents a bottle. For Sale by Dr. II. S.
Smith Druggist. Mary.
Decemberl3,1878.h-m.
Married,
At the residence of the bride’s father.
P. G. Veazey, Esq., on Thursday, the
9th inst., by Rev. A. C Rainwater, Mr.
A. J. Chapman and Miss M. E. V.
Yeazpy, all of Taliaferro county. It
gives us pleasure to chronicle so happy
an event in the lives of our young
friends, and we wish, them all the joy
that can fall to the lot the virtuous
and the good. May no cloud of adver¬
sity overshadow their lives.
At the residence of the bride’s father,
Mr Joseph T. Sharpe, on last Sunday
evening, by Rev. A. C. Rainwater, Mr.
"Wesley Rivers, of White Plains, and
Miss AnnieSharpe, of Taliaferro county.
•‘Two souls with but a single thought.
Two hearts that beat as one."
A Gem e Glut.
In our style of climate, with its sodden
changes of temperature—ra n, wind and
Eundiine often intermingled in a single
day,—it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are so frequently
tak-n from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from tins cause.
A bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup kept
•bout your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, a I large doctor's
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three
of four doses. For curing Consumption,
Croup, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Cough-,
or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, druggists its success is simply wonder! ul, as
your will tell you. German
oyrup is now sold in every town and village
on this continent. Sample bottles for trial,
lOe.; regular size, 75cts.
Mathematical.
Our good friend, Carter Evans, steps
to the front with the following, and
desires a solution : A young wan
asked an old gentleman for bis daughter,
to which the old man said lie would con
} 17JJ T„ a P! es must
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gate, ball tbe remainder left and half an
^r„d“f„dTl”X e J, “v,“
tne third gate, and bring me one apple—
which must be all that is left of the
•PI mules 'CS mthewrt gathered
.
_ ,1*' * 0T ; ^ never •‘=7 -;— disappoints. Dr.
BuH s Cough Syrup. Per bottia, 2S cents.
Sharon Department
ITEMS REPORTED BY OBSERYER.
Fine weather to b<.gin a crop.
Elections are over and we are taking a
rest.
t “€ farmers.
crease. ^-O'Keeffe has a position with Mr.
Bad colds and pneumonia are very com
m0 n
Jimmie Kendrick has closed out his stock
of goods.
We hear of people in our adjoining county
jumping into large fortunes by finding gold
mines,
We are sorry to record the illness of Dr.
A. O. Davidson, who has been confined to
his bed for several d ys.
The school at the Institute was opened
according to previous announcement, with
bright prospects for a fine school.
Dr. Davidson will soon have his dwelling
completed. , , It .... is located . m . east Sharon, a
desirable ioeahty.
Mr. A. W. Merlion has left Sharon to try
v.; 1. is i..„w luck in farming. V * e are sorry to loose
sueh a good humored citizen as Waiter,
We wish him much success in his under
takin „
Dr. Kendrick has a negro boy living on
his place that can “ k
eat more and do more work in a day, than
any boy in the State. He is from Greenes
boro’.
Eddie, son of Mr. R. T. Kendrick, while
attempting to shoot a cartridge fastened in
a vice, come near loosing his right eye by a
Tieceof the shell. This should teach all
boys not to fool with powder in any shape.
Several young gentlemen, while skating
on the ice in a fish pond in Washington,
Wilkes county, discovered a large moccasin
swimming under the ice.
The band that roeks tbo cradle, is the
hand that moves the earth. Dr. Bull’s
baby Syrup is the best remedy for all com¬
plaints children are subject to, sueh as
Ksenterv, Diarhoea, Summer Complaint,
" ind Colic etc. Price 25 cents.
A Colored Wedding,
Elbert A. Wright and Amanda Edwards,
were married by Rev. Greene Johnson, nil
colored, on the !>tli inst. Elbert is an indus¬
trious, intelligent and police young colored
man, against whom no one can say a word.
He has long been a subscriber to The Dem¬
ocrat, and has always kept his subscrip¬
tion credited in full. We certainly wish
Elbert much success.
Catholic School.
We call the special attention of our read¬
ers to the Convent school at Sharon, under
the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
This school although it has been established
only one year, has already won a good name.
There is one thing the patrons may depend
upon with implicit confidence, and that is,
that all pupils placed under the care of the
Sisters will be thoroughly and correctly
taught. It is one thing to go to school, but
entirely a different affair to go to competent
and efficient teachers—a science is not
learned Tnat Is learned wrong. Itcgff the
advertisement.
Belief at hast!
From CholeTa-infantum and Summer
complaints. (Teething Powder*) Dr. Regulates Moffett’s tho Teetbina
Bowels
and makes Teething easy, Heals Erup¬
tions and Sores, Removes ami Prevents the
formation, of Worms in Children. No
Mother should be without it Dr. H. S.
Smith Dec27,1878-i-m and all Druggists keep it.
Brinkley Academy.
We learn with great pleasure that
Prof. Sterling G. Brinkley, of Warren¬
ton ; has been called to preside over the
above named Institution as Principal,
and Mrs. J. R. Swaiti, Assistant. The
Brinkley Academy is located some two
and a half miles from Norwood, sur¬
rounded by an intelligent and enter¬
prising people, and with the above
written able corps of teachers must
become an important educational point.
Board can be obtained at 67 per month,
and pupils are free from the temptations
offered by towns and villages. The. pat¬
rons should be proud of the prospects
of their school, and see to it that it is
kept at the highest point of prosperity
Prof. B. is a gentleman of a high onier
of talents, and has already won a most
enviable reputation as a teacher, and
seconded, as lie is by so able an assistant
as Mrs. Swain, it seems easy to predict
a long course of usefulness to the
Brinkley Academy. See advertisement
in another column.
Personal Mention.
Mr. E. Bui hank, commercial traveler
with Jno. VV. Brumby, home made
shoes, Athens, Ga., was in our office a
day or two since. Mr. B. is a clever
gentleman, and has a large trade with
our merchants.
Miss Anna Hardaway, of Thomson, is
in town on a visit to the family of James
F. Reid, Esq., (her unde.) Miss Alina is
an especial young friend of ours, and we
were glad to welcome her.
Dr. II. J. Reid and his beautiful and
amiable young bride lias removed to
town, and are now citizens of Craw
foidville. We hope they will find a
home in our town a pleasent one.
Prof. C. T. Boggs, who lias lately been
elected principal of the Crawfordville
Academy, to fill the vacancy occasioned
~H~2
11 - .....'•*“? *■—" «* «
once more grasped the hand of our friend
«,,LLT,"lSSL
'Hie a pleas*., bo™.
Ulmer’s Liver Corrector, judging from
numerous certificates we have seen from
parties, some of whom we. are acquainted,
is benefits truly a valuable medicine, and from the
derived from its use by a friend of
ours, we feel no hesitancy in reeom
mending it.— BarnwellSetdinei S. C
so
MTSiliK
ISSUES!
“No Outside Issiies!”
^ p“> i™>»-.;»»“SSMTSa*,,;*>■* a, factory to those more immediately 1S
be • uBiMof fi !ei . M Ml mt-rst™/ eoneemed l 0ft ^ n
Tots „„!e
ers. is e.npiutically true of the EE TAIL DEPARTMENT
m
It will be that understood refer to ItkV savthen J afth t f ulte,i Wl >™ of we
at once we AE1V YEAR! the
the un<iivided Rtt , n tion we
g, v( . our We hav business as si<, mer- >»*»•, \ < u ff
* hants ; ® no ou ‘ f, x
Our sole work , is to supiuy this market
w jp, goods at retail, the right kiml of THAT
goods, and invariably, at the right prices. •
We know that by this method we can most sue
cessfiilly keep our stock complete, our prices satis- s
factory, most largely subserve the interests interest of onrl %
patrons, Indeed they have found sr-Rarcj* out such to
easing
to our
store in tireeiiesboro', to secure some of the advantage! them. which During closs
application and singlen.ss of purpose have placed befory
1X79 .... we j expect -------* “— these advantages " J —‘----- “ (o *— he continually than. tau/tlplylng “.‘i.i- 1 -i- - and —j en¬
larging, and every reader is invited to avail himself of
€. A. DAVIS «fe SON,
GKEEXESBOlCO, GA.
7
1879!
At trade the opening of and the adjoining New Year, we wish to call the special attention of the
in this counties, to our very extensive and complete
^ stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE offered at prices which we are
o sure will be satisfactory to that pint of the trade who are competent
and impartial judges of goods and employees the r value. We have the largest
store, the largest number of ; the largest and most
V. « varieil stock in this part of Georgia And we claim, that, out¬
Early side of other considerations, the large amount of our busi¬
SPRING es. ness enables us to make oar
Calicoes, riving. Every- ar-^S^* QS FIGURES
tiling son. New in its Garden sea- Opening Exceptionally
Seed Crop. Low!!
Auction Goods just re¬
ceived. Furniture of al¬
most every kind in store *C. A. D.ivh& Soli,
and to arrive. Large stock of w GREBNEiBOll'),
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, DOMES¬ l
TIC GOODS, JEANS, G'ASSIMERES. #> GEORGIA.
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, MILU- „ ^
NERY GOODS, GENT'S FURNISHING r-sr
GOODS. New Orleans and refilled Sugars.
All k nds of Groceries, Corn, Oats, Salt, Heavy and CiT
Goods by car load always coming In. Coffins
from $2 to *130.00. Undertaki g Material, Hardware
Iron, Steel, Wood and Tin Wave,
Crockery, Glassware, Potware, 9
ANDIRONS,
Window Shades and Houscfur
nishifig things nbvays Gooilj tostoriA 4HjfeNMMi
With many hundreds of other 25 C
nov8-’78-b-m
HIE BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
*
H HIS which is universally quoted, may b« hart at any News Depot at « cent per
paper, wall tvlie'e to sliliscrintions.
Agents are' ted* every lake semi *1.23jer and retain 60 cents In cash on
1 iscriber. General agents may year.
$1,000 IN THREE PREMIUMS.
iron frame overstrung bass, three unisons patent impreved agraffe bar arrangement,
Extra Rich, *850.00. This list to be at lea-t 850 names..
For the second list, not to be less than 200 names, fill# 111 gold.
For the. third list, not to he less than WO names, S5»ittgolu
For $13.00, at one time, we will send ten copies one year.
Saw and Drill, value
S3 'ifoTVvenainos andSlibOO will send the Companion Scroll Saw, Drill and Lathe,
we
value $5.00, as a special premium, ^ress^^ Burlington, COMPANY, Iowa.
Dec.13,1878. o-m
An Agent Wanted in this Locality, to Supply tho Rapid Demand.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success!
THY. FORMER MUII PRICED MACHINES REDUCED TO
TWENTY DOLLARS
Thoroughly warranted and seutvou for
Examination Before You Pay for It.
And no obligation to keep one, if not better than f ny machine yon oyer bad.
EVERY FAMILY CAN NOW OWN A FJK.S'&XAba SEWING MACHINE.
Tim Old Favorite and Reliable
DES
Staudard is so Popular.
a Faithful Family Sewing Machine in every sense of the word—that runs smooth
25&RT. SJsAafca
of work (free of any extra charge) than is given with tiif other Machine at any price.
gfJSk?
Large Bobbins capable of holding ft one hundred yards qualltiei of thread. A large strong Machine
with great width of arm, giving many desired and great capacity lor a wide
range of work. It is thv best Machine in principaUmi (Mot of Construction. Use it
once and you will use no other. Active Agents wanWI in’ this county to receive orders
and deliver Machines. Extra inducements ottered ClergytUen, leacliers, Business Men,
<fce. Illustrated Book, samples ul work, with price lint, £e. hale delivery MACHINE of good* guar
anteed to any part of the world. Address. STANDARD SEWING GO.,
Broadway and Glinton Flaw, New York decliS-'7*-j-y
SEWING MACHINE $20.
■
• ACKNOWLEDGES NO SUPERIOR!!
*
We Can Not Make a Better Machine at Any Price.
The Highest Premium Awarded the Stitch at the Centennial.
A Strictly First-Class Shuttle Double Thread Lock Stitch Machine, more emn
pleteYn equipments than any other and combining al 1 the late improve¬
ments, with the old and well tried qualities for ifliicti the
DO‘
JANTTARY 1st, 1879.
TIIIS BEING
it is th» time to make better resolutions, settle up all old scores, and
“Turn Over a New Leaf”
I hare resolred fiom this data to turn over my whole business, that it ths business at
QUINTUS RICHARDS,
---—TO MY BROTUKR_
Li. RICHARDS,
SSHSM&S&r. fptjs awwsa
A NEW FEATURE.
I bar. engaged an office In the Mitchell Building, where I will be found during the
BUSINESS HOURS OF THE DAY,
for the purpose of settling up the affairs of the old firm of
Richards & Legwen.
indebted t0 thU flrm WlU ploaae caU at m r offlce and make settlement, u this
busiucM
■
Than kin g jny friends and customers for past favors, I wish you all a HAPPY AND
PRO SWl’KO
NEW YEAR!!
nov-lJ.'78 QUINTUS RICHARDS.
STEAM EMG-INES.
T,
p HORSE POWER FOR $085.00
Paid up Insurance Policy!
iar No getting tired or old and inexpenxe to feed.
3 ROLLER CANE MILLS!!
EVAPORATORS
WITH TRAVERSE FLOW. Address,
HENRY MOORE,
243 Broad treet,
Au.gii.Btei, ■ Georgia.
feba,i878-j-y
^BEKS Porous ON’S Plaster! CAPCINE
[Celebrated the WORLD OVER
The manufacturers were awarded the
’plasters, highest and only both medal given rubber
at tho Centennial and
Paris Expositions. FAR SUPERIOR
to common Porous Plasters, liniments,
the so-called electrical appliances, &c. Jt
is the best known remedy for Lame and
Weak Back, rheumatism, Female Weak¬
ness, Sciatica, Lumbago, Diseased Kid¬
neys, bpinal Complaints plasters and ail ills for
which porous are. used. Ask
Kyour Druggist that for Henson's (Japonic. Fiax
gter and see you get nothing else.
Bon ■Sold by all Druggists, Price2f>cts. Mailed
icceipt Piatt Of (trice by "New 8KABCBT York. & Jons
[son, 21 Street, S
A CARD.
Acocsta, Ga., December 10,1878.
To rny Friends and the Public :
1 have opened an office, and engaged
rooms on Jackson (Street, in rear ot I’oul
Min's corner. 1 propose, after the first ot
January, 187o, Business to devote, my entire attention
to such Legal as may be entrusted
to my care. I shall attend regularly each
term of the Superior Courts in the Augusta
(Jiieuit; also, Warren and Glascock, of the
Northern of Circuit, the Middle and Circuit. Washington and Jef¬
ferson, friends
\ ask all my to give my successor
a fair trial and earnest sup tout
January 3,187!J. WM. GIBSON.
On meeting a friend the first inquiry
is always regarding bis health. Why?
Because health is of the first considera¬
tion ; yet trinity will sit in a cold, damp
theatre, regardless of weak lungs and
hacking cough. Discard some of the
ephemeral pleasures of the. day, such as
theare-going, cigar-smoking, Ac., and
that I.™. Jo.ir,»»!! will lx, a Ob,,,*,, Listing b. lieiieht. »»*** For
instance Coussens’ Compound Honey
of Tar costs only 50 cents, and will cure
», Hlr (Jougil, Cold, ’ and aR diseaHi-Sof the
,p. . ‘ ■ j.. L ?'* w ,
’
. -
. ‘W I". 11. „ rauiitn Druggist. .
l)ecom*«*HTH,lB7H.I».m.
r THE WATT.PLOW
4 f
\ r STRENGHTJJURABllVVi
Nmgjnn. perfect WORK,
NsmGKt VfK)M
FREEDOM
8s. KTWshv. vmwvfN vmw
_____-3ENP FOR CATALOGUE»■» PRICE-LIST.
i._ NANCNNVAOWY. ,S)A. Vv
fordvlTle, WANTED--™-”- and the adjoining town* for the
hi-r-t selling household articles In the world.
Tip top profits, write at oneu to N. Y. Man¬
ufacturing Co., 2 Clinton Place, New York.
HOUSEKEEPERS!!
A Postal Card sent us with your address
will insure free in return, our Illustrated
Circulars of nice Housefurnishing Special¬
ties. pAbKBli * Scilton, York. Manufacturers,
281 Pearl Street, New
lload Notice.
GEORGIA—' Taliaferro County.
"Vf OTICE is hereby given to all the
it parties concerned, that after the
expiration of 30 days from this date,
application will he made to the Board
of County Commissioners of said County,
to establish a public road leading from
the t>0 mile post ou the Ga. U. R., to
Ilello, in said county, by the residence
of Jacob Rocker, and said application
w ,|[ j M . ,r r ,ntcd if good and valid
objections are not filed.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners, January 7, 1878.
Attest.
C. A. BEAZLEf, Clerk.
janl0,1879-4-t.
AGENTS, HEAD TIIIS
month We will and pay Agents a allow Salary of large SLOO per
expenses, or a com¬
mission to sell om new and wonderful in¬
ventions. We mean wliat we say. AU
dres, without delay,
SHERMAN AGO. , Marshall, Michigan.
Save Your * bile a l.iln 1
By giving Dr. Moffett s Trethin*
elate (Teething tie- Bowels Powders) and makes Teethina Teething will Reg
Cholera-lnfantum and easy.
Cures the Summer
Complaints of Children, Heals Eruptions
and Sores, Removes and Prevents worms.
Anodynes only sootho; Trethina cures
the child. Dr. II. S. Smith and all
Druggists keep it. Dec27,1878-j-m.
< li>'w Jackson’s hc«t Sweet Nsvv tobarco.
Nov,22,1878. j-y.
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