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THE DEMOCRAT.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1883.
W. C. MiiBS, t s : •• Proprietor.
M A. AKIWKWf, i : •. : i;dM«r.
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rVlU.lSlIEHS' NOTICE.
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on.- \VsrSlde, transient arh cit is.iiiciits
l.ot AL NOTICES bn -eats per line
each insertion.
SPECIAL KATES to yearly advertiser
SUBSCRIPTION, on- dollar and fifty
cents per year invariably in advance.
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; rejected
lake to preserve or return man
u scripts. , circulates widely in
•IIIK DEMOCRAT M-mmo. tir ™"’
Ugletl.oipe creene, "
lliiii'ock, Wilkes and f.th.i!
ti. s. and presents a splendid advertising
uiciiium. with any
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Kffirgt : seS"W»■
W Mcrc.lM-tt- r'“payable't".' «''«> hildrcs
coiiiinuiilcatiiuis to
Tin l)KMO< RAT, (,
Crawloidvith’. a.
you governor :
HON. HENRY D McDANIEIi
of Walton County.
(•'.lection Tuctday. April *1.
lT is asserted that Jews have, in pro
portion to their numbers, fewer llllte
ru te children than any other people.
Ar a lapse of thirty years. Sir
rF.it being
Walter Seott’s work are re
translated and republished in Trance.
Tiik recent iession of the Wisconsin
legislature was the most exjiensive and
the least productive in the history of
the State.
Thk1M.hi I’olk'h Relief Associa.
.h,n stiH has over fifi,000 left, even af
ter its secretary got away with more
than t hat amount.
THK diamond mines of Krazil were
first opened in 1727. It- is estnuun
that since U»at time they have pro
duetd at least two tons of diamonds.
•”—'
qv who first diS(!oyM((l .. 8^*” „,o,i
Hi i rlatmn Eastern r |||.»|» oTegou g died in Baker Olty
ktst week, lie died penniless Hml ,
" he very
alone, tllHU|rh ttioug at one time was
A jury composed entirely of clergy
men is to be en.p»nell<aLto. uy »- de
case at ____ Grand Kal'ids, Mich, The
fendantin this case clearly has benefit
of clergy.
A man in Lawrence, Mass., offers a
prize to any one man wlio will deeiphei
letter he received years ago from
a been
Horace Greeley and has icier
able to read.
The sheep industry of Gcoigin is re*
ceiving considerable attenUon just
now but can novel be a tuaikod -
cess luiltl the State is it o
t-ous of worth less outs with w .k i
ih now eoised.
Skn atoh Jonks, of Flotida, intends
lovmiv Fimme i this summer, whence
*
lie forty years.ago 1 r_:„i,
came .
hoy to seek fame and fortune
counti ' - lie says he will look Lne
. ltotne, and
land over, go to parts, to
perhaps to other cities on the conti
mot, and return in October.
TO THf! PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.
Rooms S r vrit Execptivk Commit
I'EK OF nil Dkmo itATlcP arty, at
I.ANTA, April l‘A,— 'lo Otepeople qf (Lor
oia : Hy unanimous vote of the State
Deinonatic convention, recently held,
the lion, llentv 1). MvDaniel, of the
v
eouuty of Waltmi. , "-<s ....... i'ii 1 ,l .1
xuu as a candidate in every way worth)
iif the highest office within your gift.
The deliberations of tlie convention.
continuing tlnoiigh two days, were
characterized hy excep.tonal coneoid
ly aud good fellowship,and it iscoiiiidetit
hoped that the choice made will lie
.atuied by you at the ,Kills with entire
unanimity.
In accordance with Ike proclamation
of ... (tov. ,> Ho\nton . , i i ,; , , c :m
» *
iiehi on r«ms(i.»>, liu* xMtu u.iv of tins
month. It dots not now appear that
Uiere will Ik* an opposing candidate,
.at 111 it 11 is 19 lo-vcitIn-less mo t imi«itant
that fall voL should ,,, he p-uled. 1 „ ns
a
is necessaiy to keepwell together th«
ivirtv o'gauirUiou, for we can not
tbretell Hire * bow .v kui .wen democrat a vote
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may la; rietded. / lie object of this
c unmunicaHon in to urge that the polls
l«e onetted at every precinct iu the
Slate and that as large i vote as possi
ble lie polled. The State executive
,-,i:. mitt urges utkin all local < uii’.
t at
short the t S|kinsUI.i * el cUu lent
work Miu-t necessarily devolve upiii
sticit organizations.
Jl if a i Jr h» v'liairBian.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
A large numV)er of our citizens met
at the Court House last T uesday even
ing in puiHiiance of a call of the Chair
mail of our Town Council, for the pur
jiose of discussing the expediency of
organizing a .Memorial Association
with a view to raising funds to pur
chase the Liberty Hall property. The
matter was fully discussed, and the
committee appointed to confer with
|j oll j, 10 . A . Stephens, Executor of
the Estate of Mr. Stephens, and ascer
tarn whether or not liberty Hall
could he bought, and if so at what
cost, lias done so. and will make their
report at the meeting to lie held on the
25lli for the purpose of organizing an
Association. We are informed that
thepropeity can be liougiit, and
trust that every true citizen in Georgia
and elsewhere will ad our people in
this noble work. The proceedings of
the meeting . last , ,,, 1 uestlay . will , he found , .
elsewhere.
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00 - wr ,:Krh Ti ™ iWon
Itto„lt,„ nrgrt ..l»JN m.f y-'.i'-g
men that agriculture offer* them more
nssiired rewards than any vocation iri
which they can engage. We believe
t his is true ; and we wish many of
those who are standing behind conn
Lets for the mot moderate wages
could lie induced to think so. Hut
there is danger of over-estimating
what one may do on a farm. It is not ,
it buf-iness at which a man may lie
down at night poor and get up in tlie
morning rich. The young man who
lays out a f -w hundred d dlars of his ;
earnings, or of , Ins , patrimony , in stock- , ,
ing a farm, must not expect to become
wealthy in one year, nor in a dozen
years. If indeed he stalls out with
the idea that he is to realize iinmedi
ately a handsome income and begins to
indulge expensive tastes, the chances
are much against his ever lieeotning
wealthy. Instead of this, he must ex
ere ise great economy; and even with
economy, his accumulations will J
small for several years. Perhaps he
will be passing into middle age before
the profits ,f his bus,ness will author
ize his tnakihg much expendit oi e in
((|fl u .. iy (|f ( i is „i a y. Hut with judicious
management there will be an i crease
of , lis 81ll , sl . in(;P . j/ is lands will mi
p ( , )V< *. His cattle will multiply. He
will gradually collect nice! attic z - ii -
pK'men.s that ... w.ll le sen .11 the la - >r z
btislmiidry. With no sudden ace }. sum,
wiU " !l1 a a time tuue find uinist " ia,M . lf = tlie U,<
possession of the comforts and many
of tlie luxuries of life. All this will
follow as the result of l' al 1 V !
to tin details
fanning. The picture should be tin
attractive one to the young man who
is full of energy and is looking for
some business in which he may exert
it to advantage. Hut the story is
with ly different front that of a fortune
imtiie all of a sudden. Such fortunes
are not to l> made by legitimate farm
ing. >S me times a man without cani*
tal makes a bold speculation and suc¬
ceeds m amass ug a p le. S f too, a
garni lei sometimes sits down at the
| iaZitl( | tnblw with a dime and rise : the
owner of ten thousand dollars. Hut
Sllc |, an jn^tunue does not prove that
gaming is safe; nor do the cases so
much vattnled hv newspaper corres
pondents in which men begin with
nothing and amiss gnat wealth in a
few years prove that speculation is
wise. Most gamblers end their careers
in wretched poverty, and most mere
speculators dose up in hankrinitev.
Meeting field an t Resolutions Adopted,
CraWKO tttivn.i.i'. April 17, 1883.—
In pursuance of a call of ( apt. \V. J.
Norton, Chairman of tlie Town Com
missioners, a latge number of citizens.
male and female, convened this even
ing in the Court House, (’apt. Norton
stated the object of tlie meeting to lie
for TlKiS' the^i'iem y 'G organ
iting a Memorial Society with a view
of raising funds to purchase the Lila-i
tv llail nropotiv ami erecting thereon
a monument to tlie memory of Gov. A '
jj Stephens.”
On motion, Capt. Norton was elect
ed Chairman of the meeting and C. T.
1 Z.'
Andiews addressed the
imdjenee in an eloquent and well-timed
speed), dwelling upon our duty -as fel¬
low-citizens >-f the late lamented Gov
* m'inument, Ac., as a
tribute to his memory.
Jno. W. Iltxon, Esq., Maj. An
draws, Ool W. H. liiooke. \V. R.
Gunn and Thos. E. Bristow, on mo
iion, were appointed a committee to
to confer with the Executor of Gox.
Stephens and ascertain whether or not
the Liberty Hall property could lie
i»«rehnaed and at what price
lit solved, That a meeting of citizens
l* app-nnted to convene in tin* Court
loom oil Wednesday tlie 25th, inst.. at
2 o'clock, p. M., for the purpose of or
g "iriug a “Memorial Association.”
Or leted that a copy of these pro
ownlinsrs be furnishsd tlie Crawford
villk Democrat for publication.
Adjourned to meet o:> the 2otlt. inst.
W. J. Nokixiv. Chairman.
I'. T. Boggs, Secretary.
The vast quantity and variety of
gi> -is for sale by (\ A. Davis ,V Co.,
■ stvirii, Ga., is a matter ot
|>p o w prices
it W : , 11? 1 ' j« a . * ! I }
pie ot Taliaferro make a minute of
tins, and read the new advertisement
of C. A. Davis A Co., m tii is issue of
Thk De>|«h ka r.
A GREAT HISTORICAL WORK.
comprehessivr roptiua history
co vr.Jt y fbeskjHtimk. ok theiAmerican continent
'<<> the by Alexander
H ' he® 1 *.
The National rjdishfn^ Co., of Pbila
delpnia, Chicago, S. Louts, and Atlanta,
faring'the■ S a^veUtT. g, TM?fa h^'far
the most iinportanliii.storical publication
^ tlie tat {: 8 standard ’’’ .JY" ‘ll ltory of the United !
det^,~S effort™ commend this j
‘
i'^.T^rraUveof th e&'of ‘oar'hisrorv
from the discovery .’t: e American Core
tinent to the presen time. It gives a most
North* 1 AmericaTf the* * of®
coming of the whit ,m time the
of Columbus, the men. The voyages
ferent nations of ei locations of the dif¬
quest and occupatiW.of Keifpe and the final con
land, told the land by Eng¬
are with fraphie power.
Every step of d. f colonial history is
traced with patieft fidelity and the
?,S„ duiim S institutions m.nlT "Th s : j ch an<1 have made trust, en
country free i our
and g* ' are shown with re
great markable struggle ciearnes f i jin* pandei.ee causes of our
syjrare or - are. told
; *'S •gggr.
second War with Eritjtnd, the long period
(L'h'Yv'-n- 1 ' 15 \rr*'D" War ^"onfederarv'emo : an< l the great
Vice-President of Uo
1 ?.*!ip the(>iitdn'$.?l ,, lle H \ u ‘ r history of that
'h' Measure*, 110 ^’ al jh the admio of olw’fode
- rations of Grant
ample the- author, amUliletr.«!f rendering t^it"^ i* thehands oj
the most complete
publish'd 1 .’ * lls * or F our country ever
The great fame of tl. distinguished
thor ot this work—is au
n-e of the ability amfe i»aftjcient wl, ouarnn
has performed his .e with eh he
task. Mr, Steplieds lias
'{V'TY!storrn otln historian l .! iar of * a, our * la,ta country S' e '‘ < wliieh has no
possessed. For almost ever
;a |f a century lie
^Yn of'Amerira^' 1 '' d.W;ihei. ron *tnent '"lllfhas tStates
the events which h-dge he tfe °a
of men who were
„f"Wst-cret niotivwVtel^
;' lr Stephens writes, mPfhs a partisan, hut
?rom7st«S
er reach—the standfWnt of personal
fton nature, and^m^ lie tells his
^’Ifl^and'^t^fe story in the most
valuable h->s yet II Glory of the bid ted States ti,»t
appealed—a history whie h is in,... ail
YXr.’ ' VOrt " y ° f t,,e «>‘ at taa ‘« ^
It i» comprised »ii‘'ifYnstVAfc^rl in one 1 ‘wft\ver iiyal octavo vol-
1 'tt'ie
j engravings vtjbod, soo
on steel and ^ embracing
!Yauror U ti,!. Jtl Hi r cH l ! 1 i Yo r Ywhicipal l 1 "eitb-sl
, history, views of our
* h or)!,'i fi oi < I to iiurcliAiSi i,s , s ",'f ,1 lo w copv that it all is
fnrja'el, "HddC V euWrlnU JJA.VJ.MVth. yR only, is ana the At an- lb
«»“ '"^r* "'«*,* a -tfceived « a "^ J by hi - J' £*•««•. K. IIOLDKN Subscnp- at
the i ostolftee. / .* ■
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Work, niul Ji.nv* D: =- .. ■ j ^ v « frt = ■ HZAtl'd
I System «l o;i i*| .o 11 f I -'sttifV’t • •t ■ Ar*'’*'*a»
Mont' tnu:!, Dr< i A ‘ , L .«* « Lro.nl t i*. Y-
] B© YOU mm&WI TMIS l
j j
j j IT IS A FACT!
j The London Sc Liverpool Clothing’ House
810 Broad St., Augusta, Ga..,
MAKES THE ^
PI ai a B usi i less State men t:
We are in Position to savo to all purchasers of Strictly Eirst-Class
Clothing.
a Suit 3
tVc mean just whit me say', and your careful examination of our stock wili
yrove the Pact most conclusively. What we want and invite is
comparison of our stuck and prices.
j 1 j *wtm* wtiK t»
Cost 25 to 30 per cent, more than ready made garments, and we
can save you that much and give equal satisfaction .'
Tl\V US ail(l SCO ! A Cttli COStS iiOtliilig.
Tlie great obstacle nitherto existing in the purchase of ready mi le clothing by
The Merchant, the Planter, or the Professional Man.
, Has | it 1 1 tii unsatisfactory resuits to the buyer.
;
IVe can clearly demon u.i. that out work is made with the same care and pre¬
cision as any
MKKCIUXT TAILORING IN AUGUSTA.
HO \ V A \ WE DO THIS:
We are main: We employ more and better workmen through
OUR NEW YORK
Than ail the com ■ •chant tailoring establishments of Augusta,
IN N1 K W 1 \R we show the most Elegant Designs.
IN HOSiEl . ur styles are Novel.
IN UN DEI V i.Ali we excel all others.
IN Hr 1> A N i) CAPS everv conceivable shape shown.
The goods are uu - ly conceded to be the HANDSOMEST EVER SHOWN IN
AUGUSTA.
( ur (liildren's Department.
Embraces the b u! ind extensive assortment in all the roost advanced
shajies am' cs. The newest thing out in children's suits is
‘‘Jersey Lilly" and “Humboldt/’
! the finest imported French Fabrics,
I ()\ l)()V ^ A V * j ) LIVERPOOL CLOTHING HOUSE.
1 8 6 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga
THE BEST
Of ALL
i li'joauaji
ra 1IAH /JSD ISAST.
H |i'Bf\ioiu Fortier" tliaa athir-.lr.f r. eentnirttie,
'fiutane I j-nlAucut has been j
Ii BBtlie known to million?.! uil over too world as|
A only sale reliance for tbo relief of
W ■ accidents cud pain, do is a medicine
5a ntiovo pr'CO and praise—the. heat of Its
iihai. lor every foiui of external paiu
*i:.e V i
i
% B i
Mustang T.iniiner'i is without nucl an equal.
It ps.ietralc* lic-.li muscle to
the very hone—making the continu¬
ance of pa’n i-nd Inflammation irapos
■able. Its efTccls upon Unman Flesh and
11 in Urn: e Mexican ( "cal ion are equally woiuier* !
fal. The
[3 Liniment honso. \z needed Kvery day by brings somebody news in of A
W eveiy thf* »f nwftil fetaltl )nini
o,£;ony on or
fflsubdiifid, Pstored, of rheum:!tio vaJuahle florae martyrs ro- s
or a er os
& iittved by lb 3 healing power of tlii3
v
* which pneffiilv cures snch ailments of
lithe |9 KX.VJ.tN IT.ii.--i cs fttYelHugi, Stiff
RhciEmatism,
InJctin^a, ^nnd t ontraelc tl Ifluscies, Burns and I
f'calJ 1 :, ( Rio, Br«i«cs
EtSpraliLi, f I otsonons Bites nmlg Old
»- t.-xhegs, ChUblains. gj
1 & otc*s Icffs. FrostliUea, b
rt|r J*»ore IVipjJies, Cake I I2rea»t, rnid g
imlecc* t vi' -y ftr*r\ r. T c—tcvnal ui^-B
^3 c* }'.t l»r:- Zh without Cileation scurB. it ^3 *
jgj For the 1 eu.-e cures
Gprol no, Fv/iiiny, (-tiff Joints,
S.* ounJ< r, TTurnefis Gorr«, Hoof !>!*•
-^tfollov/ f m?*«, Foot tic re w Worm, Scab,
ITom, f eratcbca, Wind
fnflV'M, T2ini*!i, Film Uingbone,
Old fiords I >11 ICvil, otb* ailment upon
f ly!:- c, r, l every occupants r of the
m(o F«t;taT::c xv'.ic'x ; ,>e liable*
:»ntl .* >cE Yard arc
m Halw&ys 'i h-T I zxica.ii Riuntaug cliijuppoiuts; Lin^uent
,3 c TtM find Mover
uiid it i3, positively,
THE BUST
or ALL
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TIIE
Model Soda Water
ESTABLISHMENT OF THES 'FTIt.
GINGER ALE. SODA WATER, ETC.*
Equal to any imported. Manufactured
and for sale at
ClUltOH^S "tb
i5 T? A U T 1 f 1 P L f 1 I M/ Y /1 \ir \\ / OKKfe! \ D L r O I
1548 BROAD STREET,
AUvJUSAA. - GA
fit (hwl'.i lit', it ]iV,nfiytt> i>V,.*i
hv Express, in Ciinton’s Patent Shipping
j Cases. No Goods misrepresented.
apriiflO :tm
PROM
CRAWFORDVIIiLiEI
TO
GBI1IISBGBO
. I s HUT ocrat 20 to miles pay a visit The Railroad to Greenesboro schedule an e-S’ to exactly our store. right for It will the readers be a pleasant or tne item ride. -
You leave Crawfordville at about 9:30 a.m., on the fast train, ard reach Greenesboro
at 10 o’clock, or leave Crawfordville at 1 p. in. and reach Greenesboro at 2 p. m. You
can return to Crawfordville at 2 p. in., or .5:30 p. in. It will be not only a pleasant
but » profitable trip. Our Spring and Summer Goods are now in stock from Boston,
Now York. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Baltimore. The styles are handsome, tlie prices
are lower than ever before since the war. Our large stock, varied assortment and low
prices are unparalleled in this part of Georgia. One trip to our store will oonvuice you.
There could not be a better time to come than now, when you can come so conven
iently, when our new goods have just arrived, when prices are so lo\v._ As soon
as you read these paragraphs, make your arrangements at once to come to Greeneabo
ro and inquire for the store of C. A. DAVIS' & GO., Greenesboro, Ga.
DEESS GOODS:
KENSINGTON Suitings 10 cts. Nuns’ Veilings 12 cts. Nuns’-Veilings handsome
Black, and all colors 20 cts. Manchester Fancies, 15 cts. Silk Plaid Suitings 25 cts,
Japanese silks 25 cts. Wool pin Checks 3:% Handsome Summer Dress Silas 50 cts.
Quadrille Satin Suitings 50cts Black Albatross (all wool) 45!cts. All wool black cash
mere 35 and 40 cts., handsome 50cts. American Hand spun black Silk will not split.
The new shades in dress goods Crushed Strawberry. Terra Cotta, Shrimp, Robins Egg
Blue &c.
TRIMMINGS:
All the novelties in buttons, Rcund, Oval, Fiat, Spanish Laces, Black Cream and
Fancy. Sontache Braids all colors. Feston Trimmings assorted.
Laces and II am burgs:
Garrick Ma Cross, Broiderie. Brabant Point Du Cardinal, Valence, Maltese, Yeni
se, Hamburg in Jaconet,Namisook, Swiss from cents to 75. cents yd. Insertions to,
match.—CL A. DAVIS & CO., Greenesboro, Ga.
STANDARDS:
Domestics 3% up. Checks 8J4 Granetviile % Extra heavy (ie. Prints 4c and 4%c.
Handsome,Patters oc.3000 Lawn yds Penmouts White Prints London at cords low prices. Cambrics Hundreds 7c.Fine of items dress
Genghams 10e- Colored 5c. 6 to5}£.
bought at auction and sold at % price—C. A. DAVIS & CO., Greeuesboro, Ga.
m
We have one of the finest milliners and one of tlie largest stocks of millinery and
fancy goods to be found anywhere. See our Sailors 20 cents. Shade hats 10 cents. Sun-,
downs 25 ct. Fayals 50 cent'. Prices all low. Goods of tlie latest styles Trimming a
la mode
Clothing* and Sundries;
Suits for hoys 3-8 for hoys shoes 8-13 liats, and 12-10 for yovng men and gentlemen ; prices
coats 50cts up, suits 3.50 up. umbrellas, parasols, fans, dry goods, groceries,
tin ware, wood and willow ware, furniture, drugs, patent medicines and goods in fifty
departments. Come to see us very soon. Truly,
C. A. DAVIS & CO.,
Circencsboro, Gia.
apl 13-83' 3in
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X j 8~ BR( 1JNZKI) 'JEWTLiTY.' xt >*• Wa
IVORY WOODS, FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELRY.
BIGGEST and COSTLIEST STOCK ever on the Augusta Market.
ELEGANT SILVER SERVICE. GOLD HEADED CANES.
FANCY FRENCH FANS. S I ATlfA BY, PEARLS,
TO M ik. Jeweler.
,
D ;J.7’sl ly
tr A 7PP
£ IJ 9
533 Mid 535 BROAD STRUF.T, AUGUSTA, GA.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Carriages, Mockaways, Buggies,
| plantation pud Road ^\ r agoi s, Qa:ts, J]to,
Manufacturer’s Agents for tho sale of the
Cortland VVasxon Co.’s Spring Wagons and Buggies
Wilso Childs & Co.’s Philadelphia Wagons,
R
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IVe have added to our stock a fine Buggies and Rockaways,
A Line of Cheaper Trade Buggies.
Made to onr own order, with special regard totheQnality of the wheels, axles and
springs, which we will sell Lower than any house this side of Cincinnati, ’
No Cheap Auction Work Sold. *
Also, a Full stock of Saddlery and Harness,Bridles,Collars, Whips,Buggy Umbrellas
Trunks. Coach material of every description,Cloths,Paints, Coach Varnishes ’
Also, Leather and Gum Belting, Packing Rivets and Lacing, Hooks and Punches
Italian Hemp, and Soapstone Packing.
A **&gr£3Pg£fS{a£“S'AKSSS lg~ Send orders, call and
on your or see us. Our prices will, at all tijn es
*0 ottom Prices.
mcliiethly
BROWN’S GLOBE HOTEL
AUGUSTA, GA.
Rates, $2.0 and$2.50 per day.
LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF OF THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE CITE
B- P. Brown, Ma f r.
