CRAWFORDVILi E DEMOCRAT! 1 • o
Volume 7.
MB. STEPHEN'S VACANT CHAIR.
BY ARTHUR CLATTOIt.
The vacant chair with flowers filled,
That loving hands have plac’d with care,
While in his arms cold death hath stilled
The one who owned the vacant chair.
Vacant, though kindly filled with flowers,
And bedewed with many a tear ;
His the triumph—the sorrow that vacant ours— chair.
When we gaze upon
The hero’s crown hath no injunction, and the fair,
’Tis made for brave ones unction,
And heaven declares its sacred
To him who owned the vacant chair.
So. rest in peace, in Him reposing—
He hath given for thy share,
While in death thine eyelids closing,
A crown, in place of earthlv chair.
ALL AROUND US,
VATHERING THE MEWS FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.
BEING THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS—
OGLETnORPE, WARREN, GREENE
AND OTHERS.
HANCOCK.
Iskmaelite and Sunbeam.
Mr. James Bass died suddenly at the
residence of bis daughter Mrs. Amoss
near DevreauX on last Friday in the
77th year of his age.
In our last issue we referred to the
unex|>ected return to life, of Tony
Sykes, after a night spent in death.
He has since then died permanently
and been buried
The infant son of Mr.and Mrs. Julius
Mandle died on last Sunday and its re¬
mains were taken to Augusta for inter
meat. The little child had never been
well from the day of its birth, but it is
well with it uow.
Old “Uncle Jacob Sims,” for years
the keeper of the Sparta cemetary,
died ou last Saturday night. He was
the oldest person in Sparta. There
was but one house in the town when
he was brought here.
m’duffie
Tnumal ’
The youngest . child , .., of Mr. , r Thomas _
A Dozier, near Miiloh. died on Satur
day last, aged about 18 months.
The little son of Mr, Ciias, P. Stan
ford, of Wriglitsboro, died on Sunday
morning last, aged about 18 months.
On tht 4tli instant death entered tiie
peacefui home of Mr. and Mis Burt
Harrison and took frorn % ..heir
dear little babe. t
for.U* ,dv.«=,..» »f toe. b, . Urge
majority.
Mr. Benjamin Lyons and Mrs.
Eliza Taylor, widow of Mr Jerry lay
lor, were married on Sunday last at
the residence of the bride Ou the
same day Mr. Uol»ert Welch, <i.,
and Miss Lizzie Chapleer were mar
ried at the residence ot the brides pa
rents.
WILKES.
O alette.
Some complaints of poor stands of
cotton.
Mr. Price Mathews was admitted to
the bar on Tuesday of last week
Mrs. Stummer is having tier house
rebuilt that was burned before Christ¬
mas.
We believe the festivals held by
both the churhes during last week have
proved a success financially.
We understand that a new suivey
has been ordered for the Augusta, El
berton and Chicago R. R. Tiie new
route will run through or near Dan
burg.
The sad news readied this place by
telegraph on Monday, (7th inst.,) that
Miss Venie Freize, who has long been
a resident of our town, had died the
day before in Philadelphia, She was
visiting Mr*. Fitzpatrick, formerly of
this place, at the time of her death.
When Miss Freize left Washington a
few weeks ago she was indisposed.
She died of typhoid fever.
GREENE.
Herald and Home Journal.
Oats and wheat are looking splendid.
Some sleet fell Tuesday evening (8th
inst.) We have not heard of any dam
^as
Edward Aiken, both ot thi3 county.
Aaron Johnson, colored, who lives
onJ.M. Storey’s place, caught nine¬
ty-four pounds of fish in a basket one
day last week. The largest one of
them weighed sixteen and a half
pounds.
Journal : A curiosity W3S exhibi¬
ted on the street last Saturday by Hen
SJIMrS-S ’TXSf’SES
■were two eyes, one in either head, two
distinctly formed snouts,and four ears,
The body is similar to any pig. It was
born Friday night and lived until Sun
day.
Blake Wearer, son of Judge Wm.
Weaver, of this city, was bRten by a
water moccasin on last Wednesday
branch, he laid his hand on the twig of
a tree on which was a moccasin. The
snake struck bim. Dr. Walker was
seDt for and gave antinotes. At last
aewunts he was doing well and was
considered out of danger.
CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.j FRIDAY, MAY 18th, 1883.
Constitution ot the Stephens Monumental
Association.
We,the undersigned,in order to form
a permanent Association, the object of
which being to honor the memory of
our departed fellow citizen, the late
Governor Alexander H. Stephens, by
purchasing the property known as the
“Liberty Ilall property,” and and erecting doing
thereon a suitable monument
such other things as may be necessary
and proper in the premises, do ordain
and establish this Constitution for said
Association :
Article 1st. This Assoffiation shall
beknown under the name and style o
the “Stephens Monumental Associa¬
tion.”
Article 2nd. The headquarters of
said Association shall be located in the
town oi Orawfordville, Ga.
Artile 3rd. Tiie officers shall con¬
sist of a president and six vice-presi¬
dents, secretary, treasurer and a board
of directors consisting of twenty-live
members. All of said officers shall be
elected by the votes of the regular
members of the Association.
Article 4th. The officers shall hold
their office during the teim of two
years, and until such time or times as
successors shall be chosen and qualified.
Article 5th. The regular election
shall be held for officers on the last
Tuesday in May and the persons re¬
ceiving the majority of votes cast in
such election shall be declared duly
elected. In case a vacancy occurs in
any of the offices, the president or one
of the vice-presidents may order an
election at any time, giving through
the secretary, ten days notice of the
time of such election to “*«li member'
of the Association. r *V
Article 6th. No person snail be
eligioje to the, office of of president board or of
vieg pn”« i ot py member
direct- who does not reside within
the limits of the state ot Georgia.
Article 7th. No persons shall be
eligible to the offices of secretary or
treasureret wiio does not reside within
the limits of the county of Taliaferro.
Article 8th. At least one vice-presi¬
dent and a majority of the board of
directors, ‘shall reside in Taliaferro
county. shall of
Article 9th. It be tiie duty
the president t.o preside at aii meetings
of the Association,to preserve law and
order, also to preside over all meetings
of the board of directors To call to
gether tiie Association whenever he
m deem it. proper and expedient and
to ordei ele‘ - tions immediately, wlien
e y er a vacancy occurs, by death, resig
nation or otherwise. In any of the
0 ffic s.
Article 10th. The duties of the
vice-presidents shall be to act as pres- I
ident pro-teui in H — '-tjsence or tiie
nnd kH'p ,r re
’
Article 12th. It bliall be the duty
of t||e tl¥a8lirer to keep all the ac-.
C | )lr11l #,,f the Association, to receive
an(1 ,, ay out all moneys ordered bv the
t)0 . u . d of .Hiectors, taking proper
vouchers for the same, and to keep a
1W0rd of Hli his ac ts and doings as
tI . e:|Surer< a book furnished him for
that purpose. of
Article 13th. To the board direc¬
tors, shall be assigned the duty of car¬
rying out tiie wishes of the Associa¬
tion. They shall negotiate for the in¬
terest of the Association —appoint
agents forcontribution,audit accounts,
and do such other things as require im¬
mediate action for the interest of the
Association. A majority of county
members of tiie board shall constitute
a quorum for the transaction of busi¬
ness.
Article 14tli. Before entering upon
the duties of his office, the treasurer
shall make and enter into a bond with
good and sufficient securities in the
sum of 812000, for the faithful dis¬
charge and performance of his duties,
payable to the directors of the Associ¬
ation, said bond shall bo deposited
with the secretary.
Article 15th. A m ijoritv of county
members of the Association shall con¬
stitute a quorum tor the transaction
of butiness, provided no business be
transacted at call meetings without
notice to all members.
Article 16th. To alter, repeal, or
amend this Constitution it shall be
necessary that two-thirds of the mem
beis present at a regular meeting shall
vote for such alteration, repeal or
amendment.
Atlanta, Ga., April 12th, 1883.
Mr Mays : The bottle of Oliver's
son of a severe cold and-ore throat in
one s
bor'swas s uffedng with a severe head
ache brought on by high fever, relief and
bed his head freely with the minutes. I
be dropped asleep in a few
want a dozen bottles, I don’t expect to
be without it in my family. C.R R.
J.B.Jackson, Watchman
_ __
I u*=*>«*■» >» ” f tee th ,"
ingv My last 3 were brought safely ,
through by the use of Pitts Carmina
tiy@ Rev. Tnos. B. West,
See adv. Thomson, Ga.
_ A1I kind3 0 f slippers, sandals, at
y A ^ GreenesVxiro, Ga.
ery attracti , e whlte lawn3 , India
and 25c at C. A. Davis & Greenesboro,
,jra -
—The stock of fans,parasols at C.A.
Davis t Co’s., Greenesboro, parasols is marve- 10c to
• Ions, prices lc to 82,
7 ’
DrBULL’S
& m
mm |
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, Whooping Influ¬
enza, Asthma, Cough, In
cipient Consumption and for the re¬
lief of consumptive persons in advan¬
ced stages of the Disease For Sale
by all Druggists.—Price, 25 Cents.l
'f£MW
r 0/f
$ ■£'& < /Aits' ' a ^ y
i
£ $
A
r !A’ .'.“f'Biiat’T.'flfilfcSXI.aff:
STOP AT THE
Clinard House
Athens, Qa.
,, Proprietor. , ,
'■.i:
Porters at Each Train.
ComRiercial Bates.
Large Commodious Sample Looms,
POLITE and ATTENTIEB SERVANTS,
Headquarters for. Cpc
M*
P I T T S
CAEMIMTIVE StTSF.
-FOR
Flatulent Colic, Diavvie, Nausea,
Coughs, Uholeta Infantum ...
Teething. Cholera
Morbus.
1)11. W. M. PITTS,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Thomson, Georgia.
For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Crawford
ville, Ga., and J.A. Kendrick, Sharon,Ga.
CURED BY
Olivers Quick Relief.
Rheumatism, Ncuraiigia,Headache,Tooth¬ Throat,Colds,Bites,
ache, Colds, Sore Insects, Colic
and Stings of
in Horses, <fcc.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
Atlanta. Georgia.
For sale by Dr. R J . Reid, Crawford¬
ville, Ga., anil J. A. Kendrick, Sharon,Ga.
EVERY DAY
THE MAIL OR EXPRESS BRINGS
TESTIMONIALS
-THAT— -
j | ie jy[usic Q ouse Of r iho South
IS LOCATED IN AUGUSTA, GA.
That G.O. ROBINSON & CO.
— { -SELL THE BEST- ) —
pianOS 811(1 Ol'gailS
- Manufactured.
hat their Price for Same Style & Make
—ARE LESS THAN—
T1\T IH NOETHEPwlT TTHT? T 1 IT TP 73 >T CITIES,
And also, save to the purchaser
Freight and Insurance,
\ MAKING )
rp \f /N r P
J-• V/’ ! •
''-'-'-'THE'-*—^
Great MUSieal iSaYIHg In
StltUtlWI atitnti#Mi nf Ot thp the KftllfJ' »OUttv.
SAVE MONEY!
By Corresponding with
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.,
181 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
J *> LOAN.
1 am prepared to negotiate large or
sail loans on Real Estate.
•'Otl e with \V- IT. Branch, who will give
formation In mvabsence:
J. CONKLING BROWN,
GRF.t.NE8BOno, Ga.
ft THE
#odel Soda Water
i sTABLKIIMENT OF THE SOUTH.
ANGER ALE, SODA WATER, ETC.’
‘ Equal to any imported. sale Manufactured
and for at
Clinton^s
],0TTLING \ WORKS!
1348 BROAD STREET,
TGUSAa........ - - GA
aTOrders filled promptly Patent and shipped
Express, No Goods in Clinton’s misrepresented. Shipping
1 >se». aprfl20 3m
i
1 » £ » A I
| Thousands Quid and Easy ClriM-Birth
” of women over the land testt
j to the wonderful effects of this great rem
tly; intensity it will not of only shorten and suffering labor and beyond lesson
the pain
expression, diminishes but better than all, life it thereby both
mother greatly and child. the This danger great to boon of to suf¬
fering woman is Holmes' Liniment, or
Mother's Frlerut. Prepared and sold by J.
Bhaufikld, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all
Druggists. Price $1,60 bottle. Sci
h by Express on receipt of price. A * -
nr...
1.000 MILE TICKETS.
1 Georgia R ulkoau Company )
O ri< e General I Passenger A get >
;OVq§ENOINU Augusta, April 5th, 1879. )
MON DAY. 7th st,,
1 ivi'u * sell ONE THOUSAND
. LL riCKL 18. goedovor main line nrni
■echus. at 1WLN i Y-llVE DOLLARS
iffk- i hese tickets will be issued 10 in
,'tdiiais, ondfamlUes firms ov combbied. families, but not to
UU
E. It. DOItSEY,
4 y0,1879 Generai Passenger Agent
SCALES ’ U.S. SCALE Manufacturers SCALES SOUTHERN STANDARD CO., of
•mm n
mm trucks, etc..
»* '4|IWnM| « vuiii ,rn> Luuu ,ui uauuugud
INSURE YOUR LIFE
THE •‘AlETHODJST MUTUAL AID
At *•■< >C1 ATloN’” <>f Kentucky, is tlir
en teat and cheapest i.ife Insurance Com
pa;iy in America. 'J'lie only Gninpany
tli it pays one halt of tiie insurance tolls
Pi]liey make holders, ill eases All must of total and inability it
to a living. die, is
tin: duty of every man in life, to prei mre
a meansof support after Ids death fort! lose.
lie irest and dearest to him. Insure
now, delays are dangerous. For particu¬
lars apply ", to tiie undersigned at C’rawford
vil e. Ga C. T. Boggs, Agent.
M M. A. A.
.NATIONAL H0TEI
ATLANTA, GA.
T 1 OCATDD City, only IN TIft£CENTER block from Union OF THE
A one pas¬
senger depot and the depot of tiie Georgia
Pacific and East Tcnnesee, Virginia building and
Georgia railroacs, in the same of
the hotel. Terms, WHITE, 82.00 per Proprietor. (lay.
E. T.
Klim HOUSE.
STONE MOUNTAIN, GA,
10 Miles From Atlanta.
Opened to summer guests good on the 1st of
may. Cool breezes, water, only a
few minutes ride from the city. Board,
$2,000 month. per Address, day ; $10 per week ; $30 per
K. Ga. T. WHITE,Atlanta or Stone Moun¬
tain,
J. N. CHAPMAN,
CRAWFORDVILLE, ----- GA.
Has on hand a full line of
13 U G- G j E 8 ,
A XI)
WagOHS, IlaiUCSS, Etc.
-
■ wa’gon
Harness ever brought to this market
and which I am Selling at BOTTOM
PRICES GW, me a call when you
need anything in my line.
incii 16.3m J. N. CHAPMAN.
W. J. NORTON.
CRVW KOill>V 11 .I.G, GA
Contractor and Builder
Also Dealer in
AJU-XIAig llUP' Material of Ui ? ell 11
Kinds.
FREE as Book, Sc. IftKITt ■ *«cbm tA all tmw A«TICLEII, wka y ««H «o*4 > Iwo mmd 4
Thomas Fulton,
—-— !t>: -
CRAWFORDVILLE, • GA.j
—DEALER IN—
Fancy and Family
Groceries,
l OY1SIONS,CANNED GOODS, LARD
A MS. FLOUR. MEAL AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS Of ALL KINDS.
Terms Strictly Oasli
I KEEP 01) HAND ALSO TIIE FIX
BEST BRANDS OF TOBA COO, CIO A BS.
AND SNUFFS.
Tlic Best in Crawfordvilie,
GIVI! Ml! A CALL WHEN YOU
WANT GROCERIES OR PROVIS¬
OES OF ANY KIND.
Also a large stock of Crockery at re¬
duced prices.
\ HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK
OF FANCY CANDIES OF ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton.
A T DB. SMITH'S OLD STAND,)
“WOULD HAVE IT
IF IT COST $50 ”
Springfield, Robertson co., Tom. \
Nnwruher HuZ ’er 97t/i 1KH0 l
1 nr, i A r •
Sir el- My v< daughter i I, has v—„ been stiff cling
for many years with that dreadful iifllie
lion known tvs“Female Disease,’’which
has cost me many dollars, and, notwith
standing l had the best medical alien
dance, could not find relief. f ll;lV0
used many other kinds of medicines
without any effect. 1 had just about
given her up, was out of heart, but
^appalled j n the .doro of W.W. Kckler,
several weeks since, and he, knowing
of my daughter's affliction, persuaded
me to buy a bottle ot your “FEMALE
REGULATOR.” She began to im¬
prove at once. I whs so delighted with
its effe&ls that I bought several more
buttles, -81.50 bottle—seemed
Tiie prim* pci
to be‘very high ut first, preparation but now I
think it the cheapest on do
the g! dp- ; and. kinowing what I
.uioiit it, it loviHJ .,oe or
was suffering with that awful disease,
1 would have it if it cost 850 it bottle ;
for I can truthfully say it has cured
my daughter sound and well, and my
self and wife do most heartily REGUELA- recom¬
mend your “FEMALE
TOR” to be juat what it is recom¬
mended to be. Respectfully,
II. 1). Fuatukkson.
Trial size 80 75 per bottle.
Full size 1 50 per bottle.
PREPARED BY
J. BRADFIELD,
Sole Proprietor,
ATLANTA, GEODGIA
FOR SALK BY
R.R. J. REID, Cnuvfordyillo, L
2’8! ly
NOTICE.
I HAVE on hand a large stock of I
leather, and I am prepared to do nice j
and cheap work. I guarantee all my j
work to give entire satisfaction. If
_vi u are not satisfied with my work
your money will be refunded. Giv«
me a call and he convinced.
O. JONES, Boot & Shoe Maker.
Crawfordville, Ga
VYc Have Struck It!
AND WE WANT IT TO STJKE YOU,
The Place to Buy Paints!
--18 AT
THE PAINT STORE
-WE KEEP IN STOCK
V * R!,, ^ s „««.ne
And all the Shades . an<! . Colors,vvhiui ^ vve
/.i i shk^TU^'eNTINE MINED
WE sef j 4 p A I NTS, and don't you forget
< VVE GUARANTEE PR ICES and de
ifv competition as to PURE GOODS
n, a call and you wffi be ffieasert by
our fair dealings, just weight and true
measure.
SALE Si ROSSIGJiOb,
312 Jackson st., between Greene and Ellis.
Avgusta, Ga
BOOT A.TSTD SHOE SHOP.
-: 0 :
l announce to the Citizens of Crawford
vjlie aI|fl vici nity that I have opened a
shop on the corner of Dr. Farmer’s lot on
Main street, and will give prompt guaranteed
tion to all orders. Satisfaction
Give me a trial
Terms strictly cash.
JAMES FLOYD,
CrawfordviRe, Ga.
Number 2D.
ears ™ million i
Too Choo’s Balsam of Shark’s Oil
OS1TIVKLT RBSTOltES THE HEARING, AND
IS THE ONI.V ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN.
This Oil is abstracted from peculiar spe¬
cies ot small White Shark, caught in the
VeiiowSea, known as Onrchnrodon Ron
deletii. Every Chinese fisherman knows
it Its virtues as a restorative of hearing
was discovered by r Bud hist Priest about
the year 1410. Its cures were so numerous
and many so seemingly miraculous, that
the remedy was officially proclaimed over
tire entire Empire. Its use became so uni¬
versal that for over 300 years no deafness
lias existed among the Chinese people.
Sent, §1.00 charges bottle. prepaid, to any address at
per
Hear What the Deaf Say
It has performed a miracle in my ease.
1 have no unearthly uoisjs in my head find
hear much better.
I have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped a hie. great deal—think
another bottle, will cure
■'Its virtues are unquestionable and its
curative character absolute, as the writer
car. personally ami testify, both from experi¬
ence matlock: observation. jennEv, Write at once to
New York, * 7 D 0 y street.
receive by return enclosing remedy sfl.nfl. that nml you will
a will ena¬
ble you to lionr like anybody else, ami
whose, curative effects will be permanent.
Von will never regret doing so,’’—Editor
Of Mercantile Review.
l r W To avoid loss in the Mails, please
send money by registered letter. Only
imported Sole by iiayi.«m;k a. j nSNEV,
agent* for America. 1 Dey st.. N. V
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Arc you disturbed at. night and broken
of jour rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cuUinti teeth ? If so,
send nt, once mid get i> bottle of Mbs.
Winslow's Soothing Svkup for Tkkth
is° CHILDREN. Its value is Incalculable,
it will relieve tho poor little sufferer lm
mediately. Depend about upon it, mother*,
tpere is no mistake it. it cures
dysentery and dianboen, regulates colic,soft- the
stomach and bowels, cures wind
tens the the gums, reduces iiiflaumtlon and
g ves 'iVetliiiig toiui and eiiiTgy to the whole th^toste^nd system.
a rPU is pleasniH to
s | s n„, prescription physicians of one of tae oldest and
female and nurses in the
united States, and is for sale by all drug
its through out the world. Price 29 cent*
battle,
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling Works
.Q.
E. ^.IIEEHaK,
1025 ORHKNK BT.
Augusta, On
Pure Soda Water, Sarsasparllla nml Gin¬
ger Ate manufactured from Fresh and
First Class Material, Lager Beer in solic¬ kegs
and bottles always on hand, Orders
ited and promptly filled.
N. II.—Ice shipped of good quality and at just
weight to my customers mar¬
ket price. aprill3-3m.
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
POE ItAH AKD r.EAST.
For more than n third of a oentury been tho
Mexican MnxtanK I.lnlmeut lias
known to millions all over tho world oh
tho only safe re banco lor tho relief oi
accidents anil pain. It is a medicine
above price uno pralso—-Il«e beet of Its
Lind. I ort very fuuu of external pain
tho MEXICAN
Mustang I.Inlmont Is without an equal.
It i>ene£rat«*s Jlcsli and muscle to
tiie very bone—milking tho continu¬
ance of pain nod Inflammation Human Flesh Impos¬ and
sible. Its effects upon
ful. the Drat* Tho Mexican Great Ion ure equally wonder¬
MUSTANG
Liniment la nooded by bring gotnebody In of
every houao. Every alul duy nrul<l i new* burn
the agony efiui 11 or
Kilbdued, of rheuinatie martyr* re¬
stored, or ft valuable home or ot
Muveil by the healing power of till*
LINIMENT
«*
mV??!
# 0 r* fuppJr*, CaBcd
tu«e. it iuaL without star*. •
h*v*», iiwf »•►•
fo<u i:oi, Ncrtw v. m-ni, Wlnd- Sesu,
Honour IloVn, f'erajehri,
ivhldi »ml evv*Tr oilm Kliment
lo 13, c occnpnni * of I he
A table end Slotk Hard xv» liable.
Tim .UCXU'KO .VlUiL.iOf I. to Invent
always Lures ami eo>M uWppolats;
and ilia, positively,
THE -BEST
OF ALL
rcr* V£L1 05 BSABT,
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