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TIIE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1881,
LOCAL INTEL LICENCE.
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CKAW PORDVILLB POST-OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 7 .-00 a. m., Close at 6:00 r. M.
SUNDAY HOURS.
till Open from 7:30 till 8 a. m., and from 11:30
1.
LOCAL NOTES.
—The nights and mornings are very
pleasant.
—Call at Flynt’s for fresh beef, sau¬
sage Ac.
—Mrs. It. O. Clary is visiting friends
at Harlem.
—Mr. Cooledge, of Atlanta, visited
Mr. Stephens last week.
—Heavy rains have fallen in some
sections during the present week.
—James Floyd (col.) laid on our table
an open cotton boll last Saturday.
—Mr. C. Bergstrom sent to this office
an open boll of cotton last Saturday.
—Col. W. W. Lumpkin, of Greenes
Ooro’, visited Liberty Hall this week.
—Mr. Y. A. McGinty, of Norwood,
is visiting Mr. T. E. Bristow’s family.
—Miss Tommie Moore, of Raytown, is
visitinir the family of IIou. B. F. Moore.
—Miss Katie Flynt, of Sharon, is vis¬
iting the family of Mi. Willie Wynne.
— We are pleased to stnte that our
young friend, Mr. Moses Wolfe, has re¬
covered from his recent illness.
—That man is fortunate indeed whose
will is contested after death only, for
many have their wills contested imme¬
diately after man iage.
—Miss. Leila Tliornbury, of Albany,
la visiting relatives in this place.
Physicians proscribe dyspepsia Brown’s Iron Bit¬
ters for weakness, and low spirit.
—If you wish to see a pair of back
stares watch two women with new hats
on, p:iss each other on the streets.
—We arc glad to state that Col. W m.
11._ Brooke has recovered from his re
cent attack of Asthma, and is able to be
up.
—Dr. E. E. Parsons, the dentist, will
t)« in Crawfordville during the Superior
Court. AH persons suffering from dc
rayed teeth will (iud him at the hotel
|>rep»red to do any and all kinds of dent¬
al work.
—Mrs. J. W. Darracott has gone lo
Athens on a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
J. W. (iolucke.
—The exercises of Miss Cattie Farm¬
er’s school will be resumed on the 22ml,
inst.
—Miss Belle Roberts returned homo
Monday from a visit &o friends in Ray¬
town.
The weak nervous, and debilitated find
sure relief in Brown's Iron Bitters.
—Some of the farmers say there will
not be more than two thirds of a crop
made.
—We were pleased to see our young
friend, Mr. Lonnie Bickers, of Greenes
boro 1 , in town Sunday.
—Mrs. Eliza Flynt, of Sharon, return¬
ed home Saturday,after spending several
days with friend3 in this place.
—Tho Misses Mamie and Maggie Bai¬
ley, of Augusta, are visiting the family
of Mr. R. B. Rhodes.
—Mr. G. IV, Farmer and family re
turned homo Saturday from a visit, to re
latives in McDuffie county.
The best medicine of the age for curing
general debility is Brown’s Iron Bitters.
—The fall term of the Sharon Insti¬
tute will commence on the 22ud inst.
See notice in another column.
—A protracted meeting is going on
at the Baptist Church, conducted by
Revs. T. C. Teasdale D. D., and L. R.
L. Jennings.
—Mr. Edward Gallalier left Monday
’/or his home in Augusta, after spending
•several days with Mr. Stephens at Liber¬
ty Hall.
—Mr. J. P. Tilley and lady, of Con
yers, returned homo Wednesday, after
spending several days with relatives in
this place.
-Mrs. Dr. E. W. and Miss Birdie
Alfriend, of Albany, returned home
i'r e - ,'t * if -
Mercier Srsiiss- of Augusta ztte&S in town Mr M
successful Cotton Factors, and has
■many friends here who are always glad
to see him on our streets.
’Health, the poor man’s riches, and
ithe rich man’s biiss, is maintained by
,the judicions use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
strengthens and invigorates the system
by purifying the blood. It is so highly
.concentrated that it is the q’.ost econom
ical medicine for .this purpose that can
be used.
AMOKS OUR NEI GHBO RS.
OGLETHORPE.
A young lady of Lexington has put in
her c ' uim as the discoverer of the comet.
Mr. W. B. Lester speaks of locatiug
a saw mill, on his place, near Lexing
ton. 1
Mr. Kabe Perteet has a mineral well
on his lot impregnated with iron.
The Meson Academy fence is being
painted, which is a decided improve- J
ment.
Two persons of Oglethorpe died in the
Lunatic Asylum m the past year.
There are not one tenth the gins in
Oglethorpe there were before the war.
There are no mosquitoes in Lexmg- j
ton this summer and even house flies are
unusually few. j
Pine wood is selling in Lexington at i
$1.00 per cord, delivered. j
The wheat crops in Oglethorpe this
year averaged about six bushels per acre.
so the threshmen say.
HANCOCK. |
Maj. Beman is much improved in
health.
Prof. V. E. Orr formerly of the Lou
isville High School, Jefferson county, i
has been elected principal of the Sparta
Male and Female Academy. I
In its new dress the Baptist church !
at .Sparta presents a handsome appear
ance.
Miss Winifred Wilson died at the
home of her brother, Mr. Wm. Wilson,
on last Monday week. She had lived
her three score years and ten.
Tlie Ishmidile has a new devil.
Mr - J. F. Bowen has leased the Ed¬
wards House at Sparta and will take
possession on the 1st of September.
The drouth is still unbroken in sec¬
tions of Hancock.
Some of the farmers will not raise cot¬
ton enough this year to pay for their !
guano and provision supplies. i
Mrs. Wm. Javrett, of .Milledgeville, is j
visiting friends in Sparta.
OIIF.HNK.
Tiio cotton anil com crops in many
sections of Greene have been reported
considerably damaged by the drouth
and Hot weather.
Misses tfm'O and Jesse Horton, of All
gusto, arc visiting Mrs. Maisey at Un-|
ion Point. ’ ‘
Mr. W. 4i. C. lland’s oonneCllon with
the Herald has ceased in consequence of
his going . to Altoona, Orange County,
Florida, his future home. ;
Mr. W. M. Blythe, one of the oldest
and most worthy citizens of Greene, 1
died on Friday night the 25th ult. \
Miss Della Sanford and Miss Light- ) j
foot of Cullibui’t are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. Poullain of Greenesboro’.
ly ILK ks.
Riding in the afternoon is popular in
Washington.
Mr. John Dunwoody, of Atlanta, is
in Washington on a visit to bis old
liuine.
G*pt Cason of Wilke3 will soon join in
the enterprise of carp raising.
Pinafore is being vigorously prac¬
ticed neighborhood at the old Andrews getting home, the benefit and the of
is
its gratis.
A considerable amount of wood is be¬
ing carried to Washington and sold.
A gentleman of Wilkes has been very
successful in irrigating a field of corn
during the recent drouth, by damming
up a branch and overflowing the land.
yr Ann fn.
Mr. Thomas Nay is again seriously
ill.
The corn crop is good in Warren but
tho cotton is .trembling m tiie balance
before rust and worms.
Hr. A. Lesser is now in New York
I i buying his winter stock
Miss Mamie Purcell daughter of Capt.
E. B. Purcell of Augusta, is visiting
Mr. J. W. DeBcaugrine’s.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Tames
Whitehead, Win. 11. Jr. died in War
renton on Saturday after an illness of
three months.
It is thought ttiat Warren county lias
I not used 100 tons of guano in no than
she did last year.
!
The Power of the Press.
I In no W *Y is tlie I wwer of tl,e P ress
more surely shown than in the universal
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A ' C 1 U ' e
\ , «sk 4
Kidney-Wort their household remedy
’ or J'-seases of the kidneys, liver *nd
Lowes .-Herald.
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.Georgia .Mews.
j -
; Hon. Wtn. T. VanDufer died in Ba¬
; ton ton on the night of the 7th. inst, of
consumption.
Prof. Edward L. Reid died in Madison
gn the 7th. inst.
Mr. Z. T. Comer, of Macon, died on
Friday.
Mrs. I. II. Adams, of Eatonton. died
on Sunday.
Jfr. John G. Law, of llai abridge, died
on Saturday.
Gwinnett county tax returns for 1881,
show an increase of 8204,000 over last
year.
Electric lights are being placed along
the Central railroad wharves at Savan
na ij_
Caleb Holland, of Murray county, has
not missed his regular church meeting in
forty years.
Orange culture is exciting no little at
tention in LaGrange.
Considerable improvements Jare 1 icing
raadc m Columbus.
Macon county’s increase of taxable
property is over $100,000 of last year.
There are now employed upon the Mu
con and Brunswick extension, and with
in a few miles of Macon, several hundred
negroes.
The artesian well on the plantation of
Colonel Fort, in Dougherty county, is
announced as a success, the water now
flowing out over the top of it.
Two Georgia seven |«er cent, bonds
sold at LaGrange last Tuesday at 132
a, *J 12 1 J respectively.
Jefferson county shows an increase of
$110,000 taxable property this year over
last year, and also an increase of 10,800
acres of land,
The increase in taxable property in
Dodge county this, over last year
amounts to nearly $300,000.
Four Cherokee Indians (three men and
one squaw) from North Carolina, have
located themselves on Clay croek, in
Lumpkin county.
There has been more cotton shipped
than received in Columbus since August
31st, 1880. Thu stock oil hand at the
beginning of the year was 2,000 bales.
Talbot county is credited for 1880-81
with over 10,000 bales of cotton. Her
crop, for 1881-82, with the present pros
P** 18 wiH reaoh balas -
The Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. will con¬
vene in Savannah August 20th, and the
different committees are making exten¬
sive preparations for tho reception and
entertainment of the visitors and mem¬
bers.
Wm. Ingraham, a young man of Butts
county, was accidently shot through the
Ixwly while out squirrel hunting last
week. At last accounts he was still
alive.
The keeper of the penitentiary reports
1,200 convicts for felony, 34 under 21
years, and 34 females. Also twelve eon
victs serving four years for attempting
to escape,
The contracts have been closed to
build tho road from Macon to Atlanta.
Condon & Co., contracted for 67 miles :
W. 1>. Grant & Co., 14 miles ; Patrick
,yn< h, , miles . , J. \V. Rentroe, . •> miles,
Tho route is up the west side of the
Ocmulgee, passing by tho Indian Springs
in Butts county, Jackson, in Butts; Mc¬
Donough in Henry, and through the
corner of Clayton and DeKalb into Ful¬
ton and Atlanta.
Cuthbert Enter prhc ; On Sunday
a couple of boys got into a difficulty on
the plantation of lion. J. J. McDonald,
eight or ten miles from town on Tump
kin Creek. Seeing that it was about to
lie a serious affair, Bill Thornton, who
worked for Dr. Westmoreland, stepped
“>> *» t** «»’*»
Bartow Foster, a brother of one of the
lx,,., are. hi. pistol h„„ .hot
through the abdomen, lhornton 1 in -
gered until Monday afternoon, when
death put an end to his suffering.
Atlanta Tost-Appeal: Our readers
will remember the peculiar cireuiqstan
ces of young Farnmn’s death, which
curred at Hawkinsyillo last week. Ap- 1
parcntly ..... m . vigorous . health, , ,,, ho was
stung by a spider, or some poisonous rn
sect, on tiie lip, and in a very short time
breathed bis last in the most horrible
agony. His father, a prominent physi¬
cian .of Dawson, was present, and as¬
sisted in bleeding the sufferer to relievo
tbe swelling. A small abrasion on tljo
finger of the doctor is said to have re¬
tained some of tbe virus, and his whole
right hand and arm are now swollen out
of all proportion, and we learn
there are grave apprehensions as to his
case.
A'lie ladies who some time since were
to go out, having taken Ly via
Pink ii am’s VkoetaulkCompound,
are quite recovered, and have gone on
their way rejoicing.
Lm'nent “ . Physicians *,.—77“
5 " ssssr^s -sssrs
ly a person to be found that will not be
feel sgtssss? x w ,rs
out of sorts, and don’t know whv
try a package of Kidney-Wort and you
will feel like a new creator e.-lndianap
olis Sentinel.
General News.
j The United States debt is now $1,830 i*
i 000,000.
There is a brewery war in St, Louis,
! Mo., and beer is cheap.
15i.shop E. O. Haven died recently at
Portland, Oregon.
The annual loss by tire in the United
States is $ 100,000,000 worth of property.
New York city contains 500 men who
worth over $.'1,000,000 each.
In California unskilled labor is in de
maud at $2.50 a day. Times have
changed somewhat since Kearney was at
the helm,
Mrs. A. T. Stewart lives in the'fear
that she may be abducted and hold for a
ransom.
The great western newspaper “crank”
is John Brisbin Walker, of the Denver
In t«r-Ootan. He is flighty.
Grant’s iaeorne is reckoned at $50,001
a - vear -
It is estimated that the recent strug
gle at Albany cost New York 9150,000.
For his weekly essays in Figaro, Zola
receives 25,000f. a year,
Lord Napier, of M igdala, is in Lon
don. Ilis tenure of office as governor of
Gibraltar will expire in October, when,
bein S "L •»* will, according to the pres
e,, f regulations, be compelled to retire
fr° m the * r,1, y-
507,587,000 cigarettes were inanufac
lured last year in the United States, the
lax u l ,on which was $902,000. This
is a million and a half a day.
The President has lost 40 p mills of
llesh - weighed 203 pounds when*
wounded,
Tiie salutatoiiau at Yale tills year w is
a German, tin vala liotoria i a II shrew,
aml 11,0 P ri * 9 Ja;1 li,n ,r a L’hiua nan.
There are n nv in >re British troipi in
Irel in 1—3 ),diU— than there are m m in
the United States army. In addition to
these regulars, tiioro is a strong fores of
armed constabulary.
Tiie corner stone of amoaummt to
Governor Carswell, Governor ot North
Curoliii.'t during the revolutionary war,
was laid at Winston, N.C., August 3rd,
in tho presence of 10,0JJ people. Sen.
ator Vance and (Governor Jarvis de¬
livered eloquent and stirring speeches.
One man died of heat.
It is rumored in IF.uliington that
Senator Plumb, of K ma n, has cleared
nearly §3,0Jl).04J in mining operations
in the last two years,
Tim c -nsus of Groat Britian li u jml
been omploto.l. It shows 35,0 0,0)0
lwpulation, an increase of 4,000,0 0 m
the decade.
The wheat crop this jroar is eitirn ito.l
a <- U2,52 ’.,40), a decrease of 08,300,000
from tha .of last year.
Mr. i-ifi t. It >gers. recently appointed
U. 8. Con nil at Vera Cruz, Mexico,
died in that city.
A powder magazine exp! iilud at Ma
zaUiin, Mexico. A whole square was
blown up and many families buried. G)
bodies have boon discovered.
John E. Owens is said lo bo so badly
off financially that he will be compelled to
sell his Baltirn >re property. Tins is the
last remnant of the largo fortune of a
man who but a few years ago was called
tll0 ric | 1C st actor in Auurica.*
When Sarah Bernhardt entered on
her Loudon engagement she rosorved
the right of selecting one member of the
company, and every one supposed this
would be her sister Jeanne, But it
proved to bo ono M. Angelo, who played
with her in this country,
AI’TanlUoi t (Ky.J Physician writes :
Some months ago the daughter of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced a
gradually wasting away. 1 recommended
short time she was free from all cough and
other symptoms, and is now rosy and
healthy. bottles Price 25 cents and 3).00 a bottle,
or six -55, The large size is the most
ifcNon, l’liilad’a. Prepared Sold only druggists. by Dr. Swayne
by
The Jury List,
Below , arc the ., names of the Grand
wd TriW)Be Jurors ,,iawn for the Au
Te[ln oC Courfc>
grand jury.
Edmond Golueke,
Absalom Rhodes,
John Rhodes son of John,
John M. Meadows,
Joseph T. Harrison,
William C. Rhodes,
John T. Alien,
JasperL. B. IJiUsman,
James O. Brooke,
Redman 8. Murjen,
William F. Jloldon,
John It. Kendrick,
William H. Foss,
.lessee Moore,
Williarn»T. Woodruff,
Linton A. Stephens.
Michael J. Taylor,
Thomas J. Stewart,
wl':„ J: lis* ki
IIen V JK
George W. Farmer,
William II. Christopher,
Dennis N. Sanders,
Thomas W. Morris,
Gernon Tucker,
John .8. Taylor,
George T. Rhodes,
Samuel II. Rhodes.
TRAVKRSK J Ult Y.
Edmond II. Og|ctree,
John W. Elynt,
Adrian J. Cbapman.
Emmett Darden,
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Summer Complaints >
•At this season, various diseases of the bowels are prevalent and many lives are lost
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Joseph Dubditt.
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rtiolora uboq it for niortHiB, yearn, ami and <-rumpn it in lu cum tho stomach. every time. Have I justs’
Julius W. Dek. _ U. R. Consulate,
cramp r hav* colic,and „«d yoM^V^fo^o^of cholera morbuH.aml
instant relief. it *avo almost observation and use 1 regard its presence in my
L. E. Caldwell. household as an intihtunuabh necessity.
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For twenty 1 H. l’OTTCB, 8. Consul.
complaints, in my family. ami Have it ah»ayn used it many Would times for bowel ^JSSSrTKfaSS dUnhow, I had t«on aoonm------- aovrrai days — auffnrtSi tiSStffalBi aevnvly fM
without bottle in cures. not feel safe trlo.t I’ajn ]
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Arthur Ogletree,
Monroe T. Gorham,
John W. Swan,
Joseph 1’. Perkins,
William E. Wall.
Benjamin Sturdivant.
Francis M. Johnson,
Rabun T. Jones,
Alexander II. Mathews,
Hiram B. Moore,
Beverly A. Davis,
Frank B. IFyniie,
William II. Wynne,
Vincent S’ Allen.
William R. Reid,
Wesley A. Wright.
Henry A. Poss,
Thomas Akins, i
John W. Phelps, |
Linton S. Akins,
John T. Cox.
Thomas C. Holden,
UobcrtO. Evans’,
Augustus V. Davis,
William T. Stephens,
William Jones,
Absalom G. Evans,
David A. Perkins,
Linton S. Dorsey,
Win. H. H. Chapman,
David E. Lunceford.
James N. Akins,
Mercer University,
Macon, Oa.
The Fall Term of this old and well known
Institution will open on the last Wednesday
ie September (28th.,) next,
A Sell- Freshman class, to be prepared by
the Faculty for the Freshman class, and
consisting of youths not under 11 yuars of
age will be formed.
The Daw School, at the head of which is
the Attorney General of the Stale, offers
peculiar advantages to student* of law, ad¬
For catalogues and other Information
dress JN’O. J. BRANTLY,
Sec. Faculty
Application for Letters of Administra¬
tion.
G EOUG1 A—Ta U A KEltltO Coumty.
1 IT HERE AS Robert T. Edge applies
TT to me for permanent EetLers of
Administration op tbe Estate of Arnos
Ellington late of said county Deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad¬
monish all persons concerned, to show
cause if any ttiey can on or by tbe first
Monday in September next wby said let¬
ters should not be granted ;
Given under my band and official sig¬
nature this August 1st, 1881.
Cll A III.ICS A. li /v A/.UCY,
Ordinary T. U.
Application for Letters of Ad¬
ministration.
GEORG I A—Tali afkkro County.
11 TII HU 1C AS George G. llixon applies
I T to me for |>errnanent Getters of
I Administration on the Estate of Sarah j
G. Hixou iate of said county Deceased. 1
These are therefore to cite and ad¬
monish all persons concerned to show
cause if any they can on or by the first
Monday in September next why said let¬
ters should not be granted ;
Given under my hand and official sig
: nature this August 1st, 1881.
CHARLES A. BEAZLEY,
Ordinary T. C.
ttftr (Jerks ;ill busy at V. A. DAVIS ;
k CO., Greenesboro’, Gft
•»" Many people in Crawfordville and
advertisement in another colump.
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er.
l>r. Hiiydouk’N New Mver
Pills.
For all Diseases of the Kidneys, Re¬
tention of Urine, j)r. Haydoek’s New
Liver Fills are a perfect cure, One Pry
will satisfy the most skeptical.
For Female Diseases, Nervous ffroti
tration. Want of Weakness, General Lassitude,
Dr. Haydoek’s Appetite, and Sick Headache
New Liver Fiji* will 1 m
found an effectual remedy.
They are Universal in *lmjr effect*
and a cure can al most al ways be gu$fM
Each vial contains twenty Pills. One
J ill is a dose.
FRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
I’ur Sale by all
CAIJTLON.—None are so genuine
unless , the signature of A LLKN HAY
DOCK h unwinds each vial of Pill.*.—
Every Till in Sugar-Coated. If your
druggist does not keep them, we will
mail them free to any address on receipt
of 2 u cents. Five vials for $ 1 00 f
, .
BIT Y A T ONCE, DO NOT DECAT.
Haydock& Co.,
30 Platt Street, New York.
April 8, ’81. j-y.
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tCt!' Fly Traps, Fly Brushes Netting Fir Pa
per, for Roughen Rarts, Mosquito
.Greenesboro’, sale by Ga. a * III VIS Jt Co* '*
