THE .«■ -ww SHARO ^ ****<•»
fly Edward Young &Co.
SHARON SHAVINGS,
WHITTLEU OFF FROM BULKY
TIMBER BY «. A. KENDRICK.
SHORT SQUIBS ABOUT PROMINENT PEO¬
PLE AND CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
SANDWICHED TOGETHER FOR THE
PALATES OF OUR READERS.
—Cool moraiugs.
—Pleasant weather.
—Up-land corn is line.
—Jars, churns, jugs and flower pots
atJ A. Kendrick’s.,
—Mrs. W. T. Fly Du is visiting rela¬
tives at Union Point.
—Miss Nora Kendrick has been
quite sick for several days.
—News is very scarce and we h ve
notions' mo e wsaT.i relating.
— Wr er n eleos are pit nfifu) in our
niaiket and bringing alkplendid good prices.
— We had rain Tuesday
afternoon. It was needed very much.
— Mrs. Henry Brooke, of Crawford
Ville, is visiting relatives in our vicin-
—Miss Tommie Moore, of Raytown,
is visiting Miss Ida Farmer, of Craw
fordville,
--Geo. AY. Overton is spending a
*ew ilijs w.i i i i» si, h i in T (irusoit.
Hi w ii n-ti-ii: ft. Tenuesset-shortly.
T . S i.. . ,oys nr ex tcluig*a
llii * l tie i'. . . L ‘XH III*
mat.o.. in. 9* •• i . I. •. • l *. < » I A*
month at C .uiiih.
—We learn that some one tried to
break iu Doc. Stone’s store-house at
Raytown, last Monday night. L'ut he
heard the noise, and going out fright¬
ened them off.
—Our farmers are laying-by their
crops. They have worked their crops
perseveringly, and have been in high
spirits up to the present time. We
hope their high anticipations will not
he blighted.
—Kendrick’s stock of goods will lie
complete in all of its departments by
the first of September. These goods
will be sold strictly for cash. M>
books will be closed from the 15th *f
September to the 1st of March 1883. fof
thank mv friends and the public
their p' patronage and solicit a con
tinuanca of the same.
The Country Belles.
and sunshades cannot prevent the
. ersun from ernbrowni' " your com
-V ;_but Glenn’s TlmSeaT^frnMd Sulphur Soap wil
this uv k>. is, that nobody would artificial suspect
the ffxet it produces - to be than the
Nothing can be more natural
soft velvet texture ii imparts to the skin.
»‘C'. N- C’rittenton, Proprietor, which ” is printed is
on each packet, without none
genuine. Sold by druggists and fancy
■ goods aealers.
Advertised' Aetlers,
The following list of letters remain¬
ing in the Post-office, at G’rawfordville,
Teliaferro county, Ga., will be sent t •
: the Dead Letter office if not called for
at the expiratiou of 30 days from date,
July 4th, 1882.
Mr. Joseph Auerback ; Miss Kittie
Mattin ; Mr. Daunel A. Che;son ; Len
/HFisher ; Mr. Jessee Brooks ; Mrs. Mat
*<?ie Beazley ; Mr. F. P, Barnett; Rev.
* llder Berry ; Mr. James Harry Combs ;
Mr. Chas. Moore ; Mrs. Letsie Leslie ;
Bet. J. B, Lee; Kelly Lewis; Mr.
: Stephen King; Mr. Kalis Kiglit; Ed¬
mond E. Lyle; L. R. Jenkins; Mr.
Scab. Jourden ; Miss llitldy Uundon ;
Miss Julier Hampton ; Mr. S.iri
Reaves; Mr. Ervan Hogans; Jonn T.
,»jei ' r McGuire; 1 ; J. G. Gibson Mv. Davm ; Mr. Ed. Gunn; Gh Mr. uu:
y W. Mr. Robt. N. Gilbert;
ran*. Guest; Mr.
t.'-K J. . Greeson; Hr. J. Pick;
Henry t r Rev. Henry Pitts; Mrs.
Hariet Hfliroan; Mr. R. J. Reynolds:
j Mr. John L. Stewart; Miss Lena
i Stewart; Luvenere Edwards; Mr Mil
s lain Seals; Mr. Elbert Stone; Mr.
i, Thos, Scott; Messrs. Williams & Ste
'
vens Miss Millie Thomas; F. B. Tay
lor; Willert Ware; Rev. Levy Thorn
d ton; Messrs. W. L. Morgan, Bros. &
js Co.; Miss Eliza Moore, (2). the above
When calling for any of
letters please say advertised.
M. T. Gorham, P. M.
High Authority.
= Dr. W. E. Scott, President of the Col¬
lege of Phpsicians, Montreal, writes : “I
have recommended Golden's Liebig's
Liquid Extrdft of Beef and Tonic Invigo
rator as the best prsparation used for
debility, indigestion, dyspepsia, fever,
ague, and loss of appetite.’’ (Take no
Of generally.
from W timer Hrlutuu, M. U., Baltl
I more -
“I have used Golden's Liebig’s liquid
jxtract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator in
II my practice, and have been much grati
lied with the result. As a tonic in all
1 cases of debility, weakness, ansemia,
chlorosis, etc., etc., it cannot bei sur¬
nasted.” (Remember the name, Golden s
intake n o other.) Of druggists,
Tourirat Guiae.
Col. E. R. Dorsey, the popular and elfi¬
eient General Passenger Agent of the Geor
I gia 1 '1L*, e G,r° traveler?' the
1 1 popular to
different resorts in Northeastern
Si Georgia, Tennesee and Virginia This
aa 0 id reliable route was never in bet
ter or more splendidly equipped and man
\’ aged than unsurpassed now. It traverses in the salubrity a section of its of
’ country and and the grandeur and beau
air water this the
it tv of its scenerv. All along route
traveler will find comfortable sleeping
la cars and pleasant and fashionable summer
re por circulars, giving inf mation of ex¬
cursion rates of fare, &c-, apply at the Un¬
ion Depot, Augusta. Georgia Railroad
Depot, Athens, and Union ticket office,
H, Mulberry street, Macon
SHARON, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JULY 21 , 1 SS 2 .
TO TALIAFERRO PEOPLE.
As above can be seen we have placed
the head of Thb Sharon Democrat
over this page. The reason that led to
this can Ve briefly told. Sharon is «
growing town, full of vim and energy
and the people are liberal supporters
of The Democrat. At the earnest
solicitation of the merchants we have
set aside a portion of The Democrat
to be devoted to that section of Talia
ferro county. In this depavt
ment will be given the improvements
aronnd Sharon and Raytown ; no effort
will be spared by us to build up the
town and aid iu every way a newspa¬
per can aid, to improve that portion of
the county, Now, having taken this
step we shall expect every person near
Shaion and Raytown to take a person¬
al interest in the paper, only asking
of them that they use every effort to
extend the circulation of the paper,and
give us a broader field in which to
work
This much we shall expect, and our
warrant is that we will leave nothing
* ur part undone which will tend to
hM.efir timi sect Min mid all sect ions of
Taliaferro county.
Now we do not wish it to be under¬
stood that The Sharon Democrat
and TheOrawfordville Democrat
are to be different: it is the old paper
with a portion of the premises let. It
will have the same aim, be published
by tlie same publishers, and but an rd
junet of thi (Jrawfordville office.
We shall look for at least three hun¬
dred new subscribers to The Demo
crat in a few weeks from that section
of Taliaferro county iu order that the
honor of The Sharon Democrat may
be sustained.
Mr. James A. Kendrick, one of the
livest merchants of that section, will
nave control of that department, will
rtceive "nbscriptions and advertise
m ent» and conduct the news columns,
__ The editors, will, however, assist f.l .
Kendrick in this matter.
The publishers and editors o' Tiif.
Democrat in nowise sanction any po
litical opinion which may be written
by the correspondent there or at Ray¬
town and which are opposed to tin
views of the paper. Whatever may be
w tten in the campaign .will in nowise
express the views of The Crawford
ville Democrat, or its editors, but
is to be taken as the opinions merely of
correspondents nor does The Demo¬
crat pledge itself to support any man
supported by the correspondents. It
intends, through this medium, to give
an*opportunity for ail si les to be heard
and fairly ii aid.
With this brief statement of what
The Sharon Democrat is to be, and
trusting that we will receive the libe¬
ral support of the entire county in
which our interests are centred,we are,
very truly, the people’s obedient ser
rants. Edward Young&Cc.
Editors of The Democrat.
Boys Here’s Your Chandc.
Young men who are not loaded pown
with filthy lucre, n >w have investing an opportunity smal
to set thenvHves up by Belief Fund a Asso¬
amount in the Mutural
ciation of Atlanta, which pays every cer
tificateliolder two thousand dollars alter
marriage and maturity of certificate. Ad
dress U. D. llarwall, secretary, blank ap¬
plication and by laws.
F. W. RED WINE.
WITH
Morrison, Bain & Co.,
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE,
TFill be in Crawfordville, Sharon and
Raytown on or about the TENTH of
JULY, and will receive orders for all
kinds of
HARDWARE
Tou can secure BARGAINS and
save money by waiting for him.
J. J. MULLAN.
14 SOUTH BROAD ST.,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA WJJWAWWAAA
—MANUFACTURER of—
MONUMENT,
Tembs & Headstones, Etc.
eai?as aad B stun a tea furniehed
MISCELANEOll A. L)VERT ISEMENTS.
MERSHOM & F-LYNT,
Sharon, Georgia
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LINE OF
Dry Goods, Groceries,
AND
FARM PROVISIONS.
WMch they offer to the trad tihe Lowest Market Kates,
BOOTS. SHOES, ATS, CLOTH IN
and everything kept in r RST CLASS STOKE.
To th» farmers of Taliaferro we wo sfate that we are selling at .the very
Lowes* Prices. 1
CALL AN t SEE US,
Merslioii«£? Flynt,
5 Feb. 11,’82, ly. SHARON, GA.
X* S. JAX)MS€m $
--Dealer Sx
Family and Faupy Groceries,
Sliaron, N • Georgia.
I shall keep on hand a large and well select -d stock of
Flour, Bacon, I aM' i 2
Meal, and farm supplies. In my store can also lie found a full stock of fancy candies,
canned goods, tobaccos, cigars snuffs and cigprel.es. All my stock will be sold at low
living lates. Remember me.
L. S. JACKSON.
JuiieOt-f.
STEPS to Ue front to tell the farmers of Taliaferro that lie is now open and d'
for business, and : the rear of Mershon & Flynt'k they will find him, with his iOut ott
n
and Ms sleeves rolled ut> ready to sell them
FARMTRO Lar’ \-fSiONS Everytliing you want in Ilia
world without end. Meat, Flour, Bacon, Meal,
Line can he found at N. C. Edwards’s. 1 ,
Bought for I Ik ' Money.
Must be sold Slide in and buy- Cash must cum- Meet me half way and I will
.
show you i am, Your friend,
N. C. EDWARDS,
Sharon, inn.
JuneOt-f.
J. A. KENDRICK,
Sharon, • • • • Oeorgia.
the boss PLACE I STOPE!
TIIE BOSS LOSS GOODS
BOOTS SHOES! BOOTS, SHOES!
IN ENDLESS V A R I E T Y.
DRY GOODS 1 Di tY GOODS!
NO OLD STOCK. Bargains! EVERYljfUNG NEW. Bargains !
Bargains!
o my patrons 1 will call attention to tho fact that V am receiving
Groceries, Meats, Dry Goois ’ Boot-, Iothing.
anything from hairpin to a car-. Yul of mean aud at the the low
f you want a L
est living rates go to itendiTck , . ■ •
J. A. s,
SHARON, GEORGI
6feb.U,ly j
SAVE YOUBj. FRUIT
-(:0:)-r
It Can be Done, and He,re is the Proof!
-(. 0 :)
Opelika,', Leb Co., Ala., May lKtli, 1882.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—
W. B. Callahan, of tin firm of and business manager for
Mr. Fruit Preservative, is an honors < e
We have known
The following is from the Opelika Observer y Wth 1882. FrPS#rv
l ‘j”, 'V ^
“We have satisfied claimed ourselves for it. bv-trial[beyond >Ve will nevei a = rea <lers to patronize a
tive’’is all that is r T.ie proprie
article. Its claims to merit are base<l '* . . , , i r uth. their
worthless reliable gentlemen, and there H nothing thing fraudulent irauaurenv about
tors are honorable,
bUS write to the Observer f the above gentlemen.
LeUhe doubting or any
R'S worth of ingredients ust I io making the Preservative will save
nvF ONE DOLLAR no I r \ S wortn or mgr^Henru u corn, tomatoes Ac
for longer than 12 months 10 BU&HEia oimw, . gree n mould and
and ten cents worth of mgred-ents will pem.ane i t v ' XserveV nrevent sourness, Ac.
fermentation in 20 gallon* of syrups, catsups, san« i ^ e &c Fruits are
cati peeled, heated canned bv our i ; "j.^Varation and everTthins retains its
notto ^ just or We J \" t fcSiure to give satis
natural taste and quality, as grown. wan occurs when used
factory results, and we will refund the purchase ® . uey - if » a failure occurs wue
as directed. NO TROUBLE WHATEVER TO U ] ^ E DOLLAR, and will
w “""
Address, ,SIMS&CO Opelika, Ala
| ..
James A. Kendrick, Correspoudea
•JK.
MICSEL A N EOUS A DN E KT1SEMENTS.
THE EXOIT 1 ME 1 T
HAS OPENED
IN GREENESBORO!
--(:o:
TOE BARGAIN TABLES!
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,June 28 to BOll., and sale will
o. except Saturdays and public nays
continue from day to day for several weeks, closing of t"
when the rush of regular business will compel the temporary 080
tables. The prices are sure to be wonderfully low ; the goods are sup' to sell ,
,e crowds are sure to come. Nothing will he put on these counters hut what
is a prima facie bargain. In a short timo wo will give to the readers or l he
Democrat a catalogue of some of the wonderful bargains on these lauies.
To-day we can only name a few of them in the paragraphs below, 1* irst ccnie,
Cm ; served. Tables eio od on Saturdays and public days ; opened on every
ct er business day. Tell your friends about these bargains. Unit they may have
the benefit along will) yomsclves. Como early to see Bargain 'Pablos of < . A.
Da v is & Co., Greenesboro, (la.
JUST a few of the Bargains on Bargain Tables of C, A. Davis A Co.,
Greenesboro Ga.
Nice Dress Goods He.. woilli 15c. Nice Dress Goods 10 c., worth L>to ,15c. ass
Cloths Be., worth 12\c. Prints 4c. Standard Prints 15c. law* <"* Simpers Stiaw «*c and pel.
na v . Lillies Shoos 00c per pair. Gents Low Quarter Shoes #1 per iner. and 10c.
Far Hats @ G and H price. Misses Sailor Hats 15c. Boys Straw bats Be
/.‘die,s Trimmed lints 10, 15, 20 and 25c. UnUimineil Hats 5, m. 15 and JV Nn e
Colored Muslins 5c per yard ; they make very nice dresses only 5c per yard
i ce and wide Muslins VL and 10c ner yard. Handkercli'els 5 and to.. H>it .ii
ves.) Ladies Hose Be. Childrens Hose 5c. Gents Colored Hose 5c. l/ai e5aml
■ mimi cs at prices to set the lad os crazy. Plain Drees Ginghams, all 1W> go i ,c pci
v r X- Laundry Soap 1 pound Jtaus. li.io quality, wrapped Be per cake. Crais lo
ch. Toilet Soap '{ to pMee. Gents Linen Drill Ware Pants Hoc per pair. .Gents 1 bun ijves u
Cottars, pure Linen, assorted styles 8> c, Japanese at great, snenuee.
:l Vanilla, 6c each. 1 lie Ha I
Glass lie and (■ rockery Ware Ex cels Lemon, Orange, limy,
cannot fold you must como and see for yourself kind reader. t ours
O. A. DAVIS & CO.,
Greenesboro, Cn.
George 1J. Lombard Go.,
FOREST CITY ! Cl VFM j\ \ i> MK'uliNC WOTKS
Near the Water Tower, 1011 to '.020 Fenwick St., Au-jusln. Ga.
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, CASTS MILLS,
. A (Q i MV • .> fi;v 1; „mc8
i, 'W ,s, < T*l~
i
kl 11. Ge.niu,,
.. 1 1 J - e vV. e- W "el ( bi Gearing,
») « * .Gove .ioc" vv, > • s < Har Haws
{, i’ (;.i„i ,»ero and 1 • !•<*' and Babbitt
He al a-'d B..sss ! ( " 10 aud L’brjk
Wa j and Gin Ribs and In
Vr„|vc8, Whistles, Ganges, Ac., Iron and R.-asa Cactings
jectoi'i.. REPAIRIN S3 .)VO'.C 1 'y <’( a <• ; T.o -r t ■ was. We < , st every day both
Iionanil Brasn.'l ^ ; 1 ■ . c 0 w ; .u latent improved
. i| '•)>'. to fill or
We M *\ ' ;i s ns
mils ere .' . 1 , t {’ ( o 0 ii , ’t)g elesewhere.
' i '(> .
ilers promt' V w \J I O ’ KlVKHSAL IN
Agents for G Wo v. i c 0 'eve-. IVill w* it
H'X TO II e ' » I. , satisfuc'
. 0 v. \ ( w’': o g ve i 0 »
warm or co i V.’,-. I" i, o be. w’c:n
-tend for ci.ci’l. u lie 'c-0 y ( >'> J ' i ; wo t ’ 1 9 . a pump.
■
July 15,’i',l,i-y.
JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS.
—DEALER IN—
aipcfE, Oil Cloflas,
Window Oui hiMis and Shades*
Carps! DapaitiM l\^ ar ” et " “fiAU ro< ’ e ' ln V / CurtainOipartiiisnl
3
norir TAPESTRY mifiss els' am!) BRUSSELS. K ' ,\ » 713 BSOAD STEBET, ' / hekn’ terries.
BRUSSELS. TTIKWS-l'hJ OlfJ Stand J. O. Bill, 1 * A Boo- BLUE AND CRIMSON
STAIR SCOTCH CAKI'MS. \ AUGUSTA, GA., FANCY FIGURED TERRIES.
AND jl Curpchi. \ atUtnllon
All Wool A Cotton iu* 1 Wo A«k* to f CURTM‘1 MATERIALS.
Striped VENETIAN for IMU and Stairs. Cheap. \ , tho lin«H following of WINDOW CORNICES.
STRIPED to FUHIHKD Carpets, and Cheap. \ goods : BOLE CORNICES ANI) RINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUM. Pretty \ \ trjAvm
BEST QUALITY \ v*> /' HANDS AND LOOPS,
IMPORTED- *
SCOTCH OIL CLOTHS, ALL \> IDT IIS. AND CENTRE TA8HEL8.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
\ STAIR CARPETS, STAIR
C AND STAIR OIL CLOTHS AND CRASH Choice ond Beautlf»l A.rortmcnt
COCOA AND CHINA MATTINGS. at low prices.
\ \ HEARTH RUGS, CLOTHS, all all varieties. hi***- / \WINDOW SHADES
CRUMB
door mats, f ?. r .i 5 \ Ju al j l)in k»v> Ilorlyur. awl in all /
CARPET D.\ \ Ilf IRWH INDIA COCOA RUBBER, CDRmCESX PAPERS WALT.
TRUE V \WILrOH. VALVE / . II ADE, BCOf/LOrED AND
CARPET AHI> BOTTOMS. BORDERS,
BINDINGS. TACKS.\ \ BRUSSELS. / SHADES HAI0 All WiiUllk. CLOTHS f /A full anwirUr.ont
Caiuv:t j-y;., a \ Etc. > of choice nt vr
CABl'KT IUmkbiw \ A. PUT UP, WITH DISPATCH. (iesi^niA.
CarpetStubtcjikrjjV^ i£i ¥ CANE AND
ftliSTIC In all KISDfiiV sizes and HHADpAS colors, /\ v' uarpsis Madaand LaidV
PICTURE TASSELS. L»\
PICTURE CORD. Oil Cloths Laid . PIANO covers, COVERS,
PICTURE NAILS. f A FULL > TABLE
resTHEii vvaTZin/ CARPET N WITH ritOMi'TNKKH k I»KflPATOII . TABLE HATS,
Cobwkk LINING8. UPHOLSTERING WORK A(i«ORTMENT or \VV0RK \ fIHE STANDS, SCBEfIS
ItHOetlKB. ALICANT MAT8.X Done neatly hy competent CHOICE
OAUl* 0TUAW workmen- ASO
CAKI'KT fWKKI*KH° brooms* / TURKISH TURKISH RUGS. MATS. LA’iiSflEQffiNS Hie Cut moat and madB modern in /FAPvilLY GROCERIES' BORDER*. Etc.
EU: ' /WORSTED BORDERED MATS V ntyle r-y j
/ \ \ compfiUifit / f
linoleum mats. ifoi
OIL CLOTH MATS. matting staples. & JJbt Mr. ALWAYS “THE BEST ON IS HAND. THE CHEAPEST^
SIDE LIGHT PAPERS, FERRIS BEEF AND MAGNOLIA AND TONGUES. HAMS.
PAPEH WINDOW SHADES, SMOKED
. BACON STRIPS.
ETC. EVERY VARIETY OF CRACKERS.
PRBSKRVE3 !i CANNED GOODS.
|-ff~ ALL GOLD GOODS BASIS- SOLD ON A 6. BAILS \ \ TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICKS.
A lull !in» <,t TRECH CANrjIES,
LOW DOW* FOR CASH. / \ Arid i;:a.iy other ftofrl thing*.
Connoted with Tatephew *a / 713 BROAD STREET, XB* All goixl* to!d cn a
theCUjr, / Old Stand J. G. BAILIE A BBO.. \ Basis—Low Down fop Cash.
0 v*r AUCOSTA, Ca.,
^?h£W0RLD rr „„ . h , r . h |„ over Sill U« Cm, Qm Sju;. Goods lUlivtttNl in the ci tf
11,6 '*°* ' Jal Hit n ihcx an-1 SuiutuiervvUc.
713 BItOiD STREET
JAMESO. OLD STAND uaiue. soss. 1 AUGUSTA, GA.
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