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CRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRAT,
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
gathering the news from our
EXCHANGES.
BEING THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR HEADERS—
OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE
AND OTHERS.
OGLETHORPE.
Crawford News-Monitor.
Joe Barnes killed four rabbits at one
shot with a rifle.
A sportsman in Oglethorpe killed a
grey squirrel that weiarhed three ponds.
Mr. Geo. W. Brooks comes to the
front with the first cotton squares of
the seasou in this county.
Last Monday W. B. Dillard received
a fine pointer dog from his brother,
Miles Dillard, of Augusta.
The negro Baptist, church above here
was blown to hazzards by the late cy¬
clone, and they have beeu making up
money to have it rebuilt.
The amount is being raised to im¬
prove the old Antioch church, which
has been needed a long time. Mr. J,
W. Norton, of Crawfordville, lias the
contract and will commence work soon.
WARREN.
Warrenton Clipper.
Mrs. Jesse M. Elliot near Williams
Creek church in north Warren 13 very
ill.
Judge Pottle furnished us with our
first squashes, which were served Mon¬
day.
A Warren ton ian is reported to have
killed 75 mockingbirds during one sea¬
son.
Mr. Richard O. Jones was elected
librarian by the Baptist Sabbath school
last Sabbath.
Mr. Williams says land in Texas will
make a half bale of cotton to tlie acre
without cultivation.
Dr. Pierce Hubert got back hom e
Monday night from Texas ; lie is
charmed with the country.
Mr. Geo. F. Rhodes, of Hancock
sends 11 s an onion measuring over oj
inches in diameter and is the largest
we ever saw,
Mr. F.II. McGinty. of Norwood, lost
his barn and stable out at his planta¬
tion liy fire Tuesday morning. The
contents were consumed with one mule
and another injured.
M'DUFFIE.
Journal.
Miss Lillie Bnjrd the bright
NTT Jt>te daughter of llr,4o». l.ness ,?Tt,
of (Ins county, died after a brief
at the residence of Mr. Henry Ldtner,
near Berzelia, on Monday morning
last, aged about IS years.
The Washington county correspon¬
dent has the following : -‘I have read
a letter fro 11 Mr. BTry Blaekshaw in
which is the statement that a woman
in Johnson county recently gave birth
to seven children atone birth, all of
whom are alive and doing well.”
Our entire community was shocked
on Thursday last by the announcement
of the sudden death from paralysis of
Col. John R. Wilson. About three
years ago Col. Wilson was prostrated
by a stroke of paralysis, from which he
iie^er entirely recovered. Ou Thursday
morning lie went to Mesena on busi¬
ness, and while seated conversing pleas¬
antly, was again stricken with the
dread disease, and died almost iustant
iy
Late on Thursday afternoon last an
altercation occured in Thomson
between Mr. Jos. T. Smith and Ed.
Smith, Sr., colored, which came near
resulting fatally to the former. Ed.
was in the employ of Mr. Smith, and
the trouble, we learn, grew out of
the settlement of an account. Ed.
having contradicted Mr. Smith several
times, the latter struck him, or struck
at him, with a pattern of a plow han¬
dle which he happened to have in his
hand. Instantly the negro, who is a
powerful man, dealt Mr. Smith a fu¬
rious blow on thejjde of the head with
a pair of blacksmftfetongs, which fell¬
ed him bleeding' senseless to the
ground, and then fled. A long gash
was cut in Mr. Smiih’s hat, and a se
rious and very painful wound inflicted
on the side of his head and right eye.
HANCOCK.
Ishmaelite and Sunbeam.
Mrs. Ford Bradley died on the 21st
inst., at the age of 26 years.
Tom Thigpen, colored, who has been
afflicted with consumption, died one
day last week.
Mr. G. G. Smith, an old and resect¬
ed citizen of Hancock, died near Island
Creek on the 18th inst.
Mr. William Cain died on the lath
inst., of typhoid pneumonia near Lin
tion. He was about 4d years old.
Married on the 8th inst., at the resi
deuce of the bride’s mother, by J. W.
Roberts. J. P., Mr. A. L igue and Miss
Fannie McDaniel.
Little Sidney Buckner fell from a
fence last Saturday and broke his arm.
It was skilfully set by Dr. Roge'-s and
the little fellow is doing well.
The kitchen of Mr. W. H. Culver, of
Culverton. caught fire.on the night of
anp serious loss. It was a narrow
escape.
Hon. W. J. Nortben sells about
seventy-five dollars worth of the finest
butter per month. His daily farm is
certainly a valuable investment,
thougn . he . it . connection . with . ,
runs in
his other farm.
CRAWFORDVILLE, GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 1st, 1883.
Mrs. Michael Butler for years a citi¬
zen of Hancock county died of con¬
sumption in Milledgeville on the even¬
ing of the 25th inst., and her remains
were brought to Sparta for interment
on last Sunday. She was buried in the
Sparta cemetery according to rights of
the Catholic church; of which she was
a member.
Mr. Alonzo Birdsong was killed by
the 11 o’clock train on the M. & A. R.
R. between the Culverton depot and
his residence on last Monday night.
His body was found at the stock gap
about two hundred and fifty yards east
of the Culverton depot in a fearfully
mangled condition. The Coroner has
gone out to hold an inquest, and some
think the fact will be developed, that
he was killea and laid ou the track to
be run over by the train as a blind.
A calf was born on the place of Hon.
J. W. Moore last week with one body,
and two fully and distinctly developed
necks and heads. While its body was
very stout the only unusual feature of
it was, that just behind the front shoul¬
ders on the back, the spinal column
seemed to divide and its breast and
shoulders were very broad. Each was
beautifully formed, there being no con¬
nection between them except that they
both came from the same trunk. Each
head was of usual size, a perfect and
handsome formation. The calf was
dead when found- This is something
more peculiar than the three legged
colt now sporting in Linton.
STATE NEWS.
Itemsut News Gathered Here and There
From our Exchanges.
—Lowndes county has 2,700 acres in mel¬
ons.
—New potatoes bring 75 cents per bush¬
el at Amerieus.
—An Athens lady has jnst purchased a
$1,200 pair of soltairre diamond earrings.
—Atlanta, May 29.—Millie Brown, a
negress, yesterday murdered her infant
child by crushing its skull, and then bu¬
ried it in a garden.
—Savannah, May 29.—A couple of foot
pads, out on the Thunderbolt road, yes.
terday, attempted to rob the negro driver
of a vegetable cart of his pocket change
He showed fight, and at last drove his as¬
sailants off. He was rather roughly han¬
dled by the foot pads.
—News: Dr. Eugene Foster, the able
and active President of the Board of
Health, of Augusta, reports the health of
the city in fine condition, and everything
in readiness for the simmer season.
— Hie. True Citizen states that a number
of (new cottages are being erected in
Waynesboro.
elite* t hat * ■ p n twonf'y
handsome residences are being erected in
Augusta at present,
—The Savannah News of Saturday says :
“The Forest City Ba-e Ball Club made its
first appearance in the game with tiie
Dixies yesterday afternoon and was un¬
graciously defeated by a score of 22 to 5.
About two hundred persons witnessed the
game, which was wretchedly played
throughout, chiefly because the Dixies had
nothing to contest.
—A thirteen year old lad unearthed a
gold watch and chain while playing at
Grantville the other day. It is supposed
that the timepiece was buried during the
war.
—The postmaster in Amerieus says that
at least 125,000 letters are mailed in the
office, and about 200,000 delivered every
quarter, supplemented by bushels of pa¬
pers.
—A ten-year-old daughter of William
Dauson, who lives twelve miles from
Rome, was burned to death Friday. Her
clothing was ignited by a spark from the
fire-place.
—The Cherokee Advance is opposed t»
public axeeutions, because tney are demor¬
alizing.
--Atlanta Journal: About a month ago
Captain E. M. Roberts offered a lot 250
feet on Peachtree street, j ust this side of
Judge Strong’s, containing four acres, for
$5,000. After the Medlock sale the owner
raised the price to $10,000. Yesterday he
sold the property at that sum to a non-resi¬
dent, who will build, and the deeds are
now being made out. Score another one
for Peachtree.
—A venerable physician of Rogers, Cen
tral Railroad, recently married a young
girl 13 years of age.
—The Athens ice factory will cost over
$13,000.
—A 300-pound turtle was on exhibition
in Sayannah Tuesday.
—Quite a quantity of pig iron is being
shipped from Round Mountdin to Rome.
—Mad dogs are getting dangerously
common around Athens.
—The Banner.says Athens will soon sup¬
ply Georgia with Jersey cattle.
— A negro child was drowuod in a tub
of water in Savannah on Friday,
—Post Appeal : Mrs. E. T. England,
sister of Ed. Y’oung, of the Greenesboro
Home Journal, died Tuesday afternoon
and was buried yesterday afternoon at 3 j
o’clock in Oakland Cemetery. Mr. Young
received a telegram Tuesday morning an
nouncing her iline»s just in time to board
[jj e f ag j train, but when he arrived she
was dead.
Floyd wunty.
-AnEUUay man recently had twenty
oue t^thextracted at a sitting.
—A train from Stone Mountain to At¬
lanta is credited with running several
consecutive miles a day, at the rate of a
mile a minute.
—The Atlanta Pnonograpn understands
that the law practice of Gen. L.J. Gartrcil
of that city, amounts to $25,000 a year.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBL
TT Jul. AVING located in Crawfordville, ]
now offer myself to the public as a me¬
chanic and contracter. Will contract fo
the building and repairing of houses, mill.-’
and material, bridges, and will furnish all of kinds of
for doing any kind wor.
’ I
Having good workmen with me
guarantee my work and prices to giye sa
isfaction. Material of ail kinds furnished
at short notice. I will furnish ail kinds of
plans and mills. and specifications All I is for houses, patronage, bridges
ask your
and 1 will show you that, 1 mean what i
say, E.M. FITTS.
We the undersigned, take pleasure h.
recommending MR. E. M. FITTS, to the
public as a mechanic and contracter and
sa askillful workman,
John T. Mann, J. C. Jordan.
F. B. Taylor, J. II.Mitchell
STOP AT THE
Clinard House.
Athens, Ga.
A.D. CLINAltD, - - Proprietor.
Porters at Each Train.
Commercial Rates.
Large Commodious Sample Booms.
POLITE and ATTENTIEE SERVANTS,
Headquarters for Commercial Tour¬
ists.
pitts
ctottftmrasw
—FOR—
FlstulenrColic, Diqrr®, Nausea,
Goughs, Choldra liifaiuura
Teething, Morbus. Cholera
DR. W. M. PITTS,
Druggist and Apothecary.
I homsou, _ r Georgia. , „
For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Sharon,Ga,| Crawford-,
vide, Ga., and J.A. Kendrick,
CURED «Y
Olivers Quick Relief.
Rheumatism, Neuraligia,IIeadacbe,Toot,h- Throat,Colds,Bites,
ache, and Colds, Stings Sore of Insects, Colic
in Horses, &c.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
Atlanta. Georgia.
For sale by J. Dr. R Kendrick, J.Reid, Sharon,Ga. Crawford¬
ville, Ga., and A.
EVERY DAY
THE MAIL OR EXPRESS BRINGS
TESTIMONIALS
-THAT-
The Music H ouse Of The South
IS LOCATED IN AUGUSTA, GA.
That G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
— <! -SELL THE BEST- W—
Pianos and Organs
Manufactured.
That their Price for Same Style & Make
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—ARE LESS THAN/, r
IN NORTHERN purchaser CITIES,
And also, save to the
Freight and Insurance,
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^ T. M O T. S.
T H E
(Jreat Musical Sdivtefc lO
gtitUtiMI Of th|B SOWDl.
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SAVE MONEY !
By Corresponding with
G. 0. Rokinsctu & Co.,
183 Broad Street, J. jlGUSTA, GA.
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T0 LOAN.
smad I am loans prepared Real to Estate. negotiate large or
on
Office with W- H.Branch, who will give
information in my absence:
J. CONKLING BROWN,
GreknesborO, Ga.
-THE
Model Soda Water
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SOUTH.
GINGER ALE, SODA WATER, BTC.’
Equal to any imported. Manufactured
and for sale at
Clinton^
BOTTLING WORKS!
i348 BROAD STREET,
TTvJUSAA. GA
t3y3rders filled pvomptlv and shipped
by Express, Goods in Clinton’s Patent Shipping
Cases. No misrepresented.
april20 3m
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Quick m Easy Chilfl-Birtii
Thousands of women over the land testi¬
fy to the will wonderful effects of this great rem¬
edy; the Intensity It not of only shorten labor and beyond lessen
but better pain and sulfering
expression, diminishes than all, it thereby both
greatly the danger to life of
mother and child. This great boon to Buf¬
Mother's fering woman Friend. ia Prepared Holmes' and liniment, sold byJ. or
Bradwbld, Atlanta, Ga. Bold by all
4 Druggists. by Express Prico receipt $1.B0 bottle. price. 8cnt
on of A
1.000 MILK TICKETS.
Georgia Railroad Company, I
Office General Passenger Aget.
Augusta, April nth, 1879.
COMMENCING MONDAY. 7th st,,
this Com pan v will sell ONE THOUSAND
MILE TICKETS, goc*d over main line and
branches, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
eack. I’liese tickets will be issued to in
divlduals. firms or families, but not to
firms ondfamilies combined.
E. R. DORSEY,
May 9.187B General Passenger Agent
SCALES U.S. SCALE Manufacturers 8GALE8 SOUTHERN STANDARD CO., of
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OF ALL KSnlS, TRUCKS, Etc.,
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'INSURE your life"
I t==t=o=t
Jt TIIE “METHODIST MUTUAL AID
sal’teat SOClATlON*” and cheapest of Lifejhsurance Kentucky, Is Com- tie
,iriy in America. The only Company
: hat pays one half of the insurance to Its
Policy holders, incases of total inability
to make a living. All must die, and it is
the duty of every man in life, to prepare
a meansof support after Ids death for those
nearest and dearest to him. Insure
^Uc Ga'! tee undersigned .Screwtt at Crawford
C. T. Boggs, A^ent.
M M. A. A.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GA.
T OCATDD IN THE CENTER OF THE
I j City, only one block from Union Georgia pas¬
senger depot and the depot of the
Pacific and East Tennesee, Virginia and
Georgia the railroaes, Terms, in the same building of
hotel. $ 2.00 per day.
E. T. WHITE, Proprietor.
KING HOUSE.
STONE MOUNTAIN, GA,
10 Miles From Atlanta.
Opened Cool to summer breezes, guests good on the only 1st of
may. the water, Board, a
few minutes ride from city.
$2,000 month. per Address, day ; $10 per week ; $30 per
E. T. WHITE,Atlantaor Btone Moun¬
tain, Ga.
W. J. NORTON.
CB AW FORD VILLE, GA
Contractor and Builder
Also Dealer in
Buiding Material Kinds. of oil
J* CHAPMAN,
CRAWFORDVILLE, ----- GA.
Has on hand a full line of
BUGGIES,
AND
Wagons, Harness, Etc.
I baye the fullest and most complete
lot of Buggies, and Buggy and Wagon
Harness ever brought to this market
1 me'^cafl 7
PBICBS. GWe when you
need anything in my line,
rnch 16,8m J. N. CHAPMAN.
The Geoogia Truck Farmer,
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terests A Weekly Newspaper devoted to the in
of Truck Farming in the South.
Subscription price. $ 2 . Address,
E.T.Btikgton & Co, Fort Valley, Ga.
Thomas Fulton,
CRAWFORDVILLE, - GA.
—DEALER IN—
Fancy and Family
Groceries,
: KOVIStONS,CANNED GOODS, FARMING LARD
A MS. FLOUR, MEAL AND
impliments of all kinds.
Terms Strictly Gash
EBSTBRANDaOFTOBAivojcmAM, SNUFFS.
AND
The Best in Crawfordville,
GIVE ME A CALL WHEN YOU
WANT GROCERIES OR PROVIS¬
OES OF ANY KIND.
Also a large stock of Crockery at re¬
duced prices.
I HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK
OF FANCY CANDIES OB ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton.
ATDII. SMITH'S OLD STAND,)
“WOULD HAVE IT
IF IT COST $50 ”
Springfield, Robertson co., Tenn •}
November, 27tli, 1880.
Du. J. Bradfield :
Sir— My daughter has been suffering
for many years with that dreadful afflic¬
tion known ns“Female Disease, ’’which
lias cost me many dollars, and, notwith¬
standing I had the best medical atten¬
dance, could not find relief. I have
used many other kinds of medicines
without any effect. I had just about
given her up, was out of heart, but
happened in the store of W.VV. Eckler,
several weeks since, and he, knowing
of my uunghter’s affliction, persuaded
me to buy a bottle of your “FEMALE
REGULATOR.” She began to Im¬
prove at once. 1 was so delighted with
its effects thut I bought several more
bottles.
The price—91.60 per bottle—seemed
to be very high at first, but now I
think jt the cheapest preparation I on
the globe ; and, knowing what do
about It, if to-day wltti one of my family
was suffering ifflBenpt that awful dti
for -V.U1 I have It niuftf Tttry
cun *r- ■’
my daughter sound aud well, and my¬
self and wife do most heartily recom¬
mend your “FEMALE ltEGUELA
TOR” to lie juat what it is recom¬
mended to be. Respectfully,
H. D. Fbatherson.
Trial size 80 75 per bottle,
Full size 1 60 per bottle.
PREPARED BY
J. BRADFIELD,
Sole Proprietor,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
FOR SALE IIT
R. R.J. REID, Crawfordville, li.
2 ’82 ly
..Z “ L-L^Z
yfe Have Struck Jt!
AND WE WANT IT TO ST1KE YOU,
The Place to Buy Pamts!
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THE PAINT STORE
-WE KEEP IN STOOK
LEAU, OIL.
VARNISH,
CALMlMINK,
ZINC.
And all the Shades and Colors,which PUT¬ we
guarantee strlctiv pure. GLASS, MIXED
TY, BRUSHES,TURPENTINK. We don’t sell Drugs, but
PAINTS, etc. forget
WE SELL PAINTS, and don’t you de¬
It! WE GUARANTEE PRICES and
fy competition as to PURE GOODS.
Give us a call and you will be pleased by
our fair dealings, just weight and true
measure.
Ja,ksonKt SALE & between ROSSIGNOL, Greene and Ellis. |
3>/ - , Ga.
ALGU8TA,
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
-: 0 :-
1 announce to the citizens of Crawford
ville and vicinity that I have opened a
shop on the corner of i >r. Farmer’s lot on
Main street, and will give prompt atten¬
tion to all orders, batlsfaction guaranteed
Give me a trial
tJTTerms strictly cash
JAMES FLOYD,
Crawfordville, Ga.
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IjJjv'JJ n t Hi TJfY'TXi’T XXv/AXjaJ
Augusta, : : Georgia.
Rates, 82.00 and 82.50 per day.
LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE
BUSINESS PORTION OF THE
CITY.
B. F, BROWN, Manager,
Number 22.
EARS gg MILLION I
Foo Chao’s Bates of Start's 08
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ia TBS OSLT ^ABBO LPra^ COSS
This OU it abstracted White Shark, from caught pewit** I* •#*> 9*
ties of small Ron
Yeiiow Sea, known as Carcharodon
deled!. Every Chinese fisherman knows
it ins virtues as a restorative of hearing
was discovered by a Budliist Priest atimerut* about
the year 1410. Its cores were so
and many so seemingly miracnlana. that
the remedy Em was plre. officially Its proclaimed became «• uni¬
the entire use
versal that for over 300 yea** no people.
has existed among the Chinese a*
Sent, charges prepaid, to any address
91.00 per bottle.
Hear What the Deaf Say
hear much better.
I have bean greatly benefited. ..
My deafneu nelped a great deal—thick
anot ther bottle will cure me.
•‘Its virtues are ttnqsertlPBablo and 1W
curative character absolute, an the writer
can personally testify, beth liom experi¬ tff
ence and observation. Write at once
HAYLOCK & JENNET, 7 Dey Street will
New York, enclosing *1.00, and you
receive by return a remedy that will ena¬
ble you to hear like afivhotfy else, and
whoae curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing go,"—Editor
of Mercantile Review.
L*r To avoid loss in the Mailt, pleaae Only
send money by MAYLOCK registered * letter. JttNNEY,
imported Sole by N. Y
agents for America. 1 Dey at..
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth 7 If w,
sind at once and get v bottle of Mb*.
Winslow’s Soothing Strop for Teeth¬
ing Children. Its value is Incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer Im¬
mediately. Depend upon It, mother*,
there Is no mistake about It. It cure*
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, soft
tens the the gums, reduces inflamation.and
gives tone and energy to the whole for system, Chll*
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Sprup th* taste, and
dren sisthe Teething prescription is pleasant of to of the oldest and
one
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States, and Is for sale by all drug*
Its through out the world. Price 25-oenta
bottle.
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling Fork*
R SHEEHAN
1023UBMINB8T.
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Pure 8od» Water, SarsAspsrllla Fresh and triu
ger Ale manufactured worn
First Class Material, Lager Beer is kegs
and bottles alwayson hand. Orders stme
ited and promptly filled.
N. B.—Ice of good quality and st jusfe
weight shipped to my customers m*r
ket price. aprH13-3m.
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