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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1883)
CRAWF 6 DEMOCRA rm n * o —• Volume 7. ALL AROUND US, CATHKRING THESEWsf'KOM OUR EXCHANGES. BEING THE DOINGS AND nATPENINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS CONDENSED FOB OUR READERS— OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE AND OTHERS. WARREN. Clipper, of September 12th. Miss Sarah Gross, of this place, died at 10 o’clock Tuesday last. Mr. Robert P. Harlow. of New York, is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. B. Har¬ low, of this place. Mr. Henry Hamilton, son of Rcv.W. T. Hamilton, of Lithonia, has entered the Clipper service. Mr. Henry Fitspatrick, son of our postmaster, has returned from the north, after completing his course at a business college and left Monday for Augusta, to take a position ioi the next 12 months with Mr. James Miliar. HANCOCK. Ishmaelite of September 12. Mr. J. P. Darracott, formerly of Crawfordville, can now be found in the dry goods store ot Mr. D. Silver, Spar¬ ta, Ga. Mr. Darracott was one of the cleverest young men of Taliaferro, mid we are glad always to note the coming of such gentlemen among us to live. Mrs. Eugenia Atwell and Mrs. Dr. J. T. Andrews will leave on a visit to their father and mother ac Lawrence villc, Alabama on nexfcThursday. We trust they may have a safe and enjoya¬ ble visit. At nine o’clock a. w., on the^ 2nd Inst., at the residence of Rev. N. B Billion in Uancock county, Miss Min¬ nie Binion was married to Mr. Eugene Binion, Rev. M. B. L. Binion, officia¬ ting. OGLETHORPE. C rawford News-Monitor, of September 12 The colored people had a big baptiz¬ ing out near Crawford last Sunday and ducked 24. A negro woman came in our town last week carrying a gourd with a han¬ dle four feet long and perfectly straight. OveroUe hundred bales nf cotton have been received here up to date. Dr. Mark Willingham put 500 young carp in » barrel for shipment, but he found them all dead the next morning. Mr. Jas. A. Ileckle^^^iffitce,pias CRAWFORD VILE, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0 th, 1883. STATE NEWi^ Items of News Gathered. Here and There Prom our *£*cin»ngM. Waycross expects to have another railroad. Tlie Bullock Banner is temporarily suspended. Athens is talking about a stree t 1 way. A child at Bellton has a tooth grow¬ ing on the end of its tongue. One half of ti e cotton crop around Athens has been gathered. The Statesboro Eagle thinks the cot¬ ton crop will be gathered by the 1st of October. Mrs. Berch Chapel, of Meriwether, who recently gave birth to ipu*]runlets, has had ten children in four years. An Athenian has an insurance of one hundred thousand dollars on his life. During a heavy windstorm,hist week, in Sfewart, the negroes thought a cy¬ clone was on hand, and organized a powerful prayer-meeting. Mr. William Awtry, of Atlanta, it is supposed, dropped asleep while sitting on the railroad track at Smyrna. His skull was fractured by a passing train and he diet! in a little while. He was a brakeman on the Western and Atlan¬ tic road. The residence of Col. A. L. Wood¬ ward, at Culloden, Monroe county, was deetroyed by fire last Morid y night. The contents were all saved. The loss is about $3,U00. No insurance. Sarah Slieals, colored, while stepping across a bianch in Athens, had a garter snake to wind around her leg, and when she attempted to pull it off it bit her twice and ran up under her clothes. She is all right. The coroner’s jury held an inquest over the body of James Davis Cheney, colored, of Canton, Ga., Monday even¬ ing and returned in substance the fol¬ lowing verdiet : “We, the jury, find that .James Davis Cheney, colored,came to his death by strangling at the hands of one Jerry Marshal, colored. Sign¬ ed, A. B. Coggins, foreman.” Jerry Marshal is still at large. GENERAL nSwS. A Brief Review ot What the Country is a Culled tor tiie Headers ot The Demo¬ crat Irom our Kxchauges. General Sherman is at Los Angeles, Calif ffeH^Toi^ien^lb^gkim ornia. Bi ri’- 1 *" prBULCS I 0 1 SB For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup, Influ¬ enza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In¬ re-J liefof cipient Consumption and for the consumptive persons its. wivan J ced stagesof the Dlseuset For Sale Ik by all Druggists.—Price, 25 Cents, W pj John A. Watkins, SPARTA, GA. House Sign. Ornamental and Fresco Painter, suit satisfaction guaranteed, prices to the times, all orders left at the Dem¬ ocrat office, promptly attented to. RFKRENCES— Rev. .1. II. Kilpatrick, White Plains Col. James Whitehead, Warrenton. Mu. W. J. Norton, Crnwfo’dvillo. Bishop Pierce, Sparta. Mr. E. S. O'Brien, Barnett. MTIOiYAL HOTEL, ATLANTA, GA • T OCATDD IN THE CENTER OF THE 1 j City, only one tilock from Union pas¬ Pacific senger depot and and the Tennesefe, dope* of the Georgia East Virginia, and Georgia the railroaes, in the same building of hotel. Terms, $2.00 per day. E. T. WHITE, Propriefbr. HUTS' HOUSE. STONE Milm MOUNTAIN. From, GA, | 10 Atlanta. Opened to summer guests on the 1st of may. Cool breezes, good water, only a few minutes ride from the city .Board, S3 month. .000 per day ; $10 per week ; #30 per Address, E. T. WHITE, Atlanta or Stone Moun¬ tain, Ga. I JR s ^Qnick m Easy CMli-Bi " it CURED BY Olivers Quick Relict. Rheumatism, Nenraligiii.Headache,Tooth¬ Throat,Colds,Bites, ache, anil Colds, Stings Sore of insects, Colic in Horses, &e. • Prepared by MAYS & CO. Atlanta. Georgia. For sale hv Dr. B. J . Held anil Thomas Fhlton, Crawfordville, Ga., and J. A. Kendrick, Sharon, Ua. 1.000 MILE TICKETS. if Georgia Gknkkaj. Railroad Passenger Company, A get. Augusta, April 5th, 1H79. COMMENCING AUINDAY 7th st,. his Company will srtfONK THOUSAND M iLETICKETS. pood over main line, ami branches, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS musk. i liese tickets will be Issued io in SMdJals. firms or combined. families, but not to wulfamilies DORSEY, ! E. K. 'U|jY»,j87!> Gencrai Passenger Agent. PITTS Carminative syyup. mJ ' -FOR— ’ll Flatulent Coughs, Colie,Dinrrhoea,Nausea, Cholera Infantum A Teething, Cholera Morbus. DR. W. M. PITTS, Druggist and Apothecary^ Thomson, Georgria. For said by Dr. R. J. Reid, Crawford ville, Gip, and J.A. Kendrick and Geo. W Ov tmlon, Sharon,Ga. ! i • Tl I id IP |9 b and cures money. For Bones. Blood, and X 1 Quick .small scion- Skin S3 B 8 B I title Mood Polton I ratWuctory. I Purifies W Remedy the blood Sure,safe irom mey W old ago. One bottle proves Its Sriority. Hereditary cured. Taint Itching und Perdu symptoms Humors SlaiiQBlarSivellincs relieved. All bud re IrtCi | pm CSX?* * 1 ! w/* '5P+a*4* i JffA c S§KSsi««.V* \ For sale lj>y W. It. Gunn, Crawford ville, Ga. CARPETS. Carpets and House Furnishing Goods. The Largest, Stork South «>f Baltimore. quet, Brussels, 3-Ply <fe Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, Mats nml Crumb Cloths. Window Shades, Cornices Wall Papers, Borders, Cocoa Lace & Canton Cur¬ tains, and Poles, Mattings, Upholstery, Engravings, Ctiro- 1110 s, Picture Frames. Write for Samples and Prices, GKO. A. BAII.IK, .Ui«u« ta, Ga. JunelS.ty. _ T1 [ t ER BEST FRIEJSD ! Dr. J. BUADFIELD’S Female Regulator! the This demand famous of the remedy agi- most for woman's happily’, meets peeu liar and multiform attlliitiOBS. It |s a rein edy for WOMAN ONI,Y, and lor ONE SPECIAL CLASS of her diseases. It is a specific for certain diseased conditions of the womb, and proposes to so control the Menstrual Function ns to regulate all the derangements and Irregularities of VYom au”s MONTH LY SICKNESS. Its proprietor claims l’or it no other mcdl cil tills projwrty, medicine and does to positively doubt tlm fact such that possess Is sim¬ conttoUinu and regulating powers, ply to discredit tin* voluntary testimony of thousands of living witnesses, who are to-day exulting in their reatroatlon to sound health and happiness. jLjRAt)KIKU>’» JpEHALE j|KUULATOU is a strictly vegetable compound, and Is the product of medical science and benefit practical experience, directed towards the of Suffering Woman! • It Number 36 Georgia Railroad —and-- Banking Co. ABOUHTA*(1 IfuT- l so. 1 WHST—n.Stl.Y. NO. 2 EAST—DAII.r Lv. Angiwuio.ao a m Lv. Atlanta Krjo a m «• Aim r'i,v. ?! 1 ,,i 1,1 “ “G'wfd’jj Athens u IiU .'45 jJ,,, a m “ I-ij.•},/ , i“ AW Ar. a r C i dv 11 1:1(),|> 1U iuj‘* Mllledgwl ash■«’ {, U) 4; 4:4n ;m “ Atlanta_BUftlulmJ* °0 1 'jiii, “ Macon 6;45|i) 3:35|p!m m Augusta NO. a WEST—DAILY no. 4 east—daily zsm_ JOII.V W. GREEN, S = = yarn 7 u: he Herat Manager. e DORSFV Gen. t'ass’ger Agent locust Ixme Georgia Railiioad* Co. Office General Manager, Augusta, Dec. nil ’82 i7i “ *»«* bn W1 " K -issenget Schedule will opened - NO. 27. West Dull}. | n o. 2»,E ast Daily I,VO ,u ®« w !m I ! “® ____ a,# iL v »J Atlanta 2:50 nn» Ai. a . <v C w 1 v llth WnmlAr Athens 7 2J 11 •• Athens 11:50ami “ C’f’dvil M:05 •• r Atlanta l‘j;&finuii ** Augusta lul’liOVKf) 10 •• TO AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA. srEfePKJLS I i'iiin No 27 will.atop at ntxl recorvo pai»* senders to and "from thu JoDowhui points only: Catnak, Belalr, Crawford Amelia, Harlem, Tliouwon. Greeneshoro, Madison, vi lie, Union P.iiut, Circle, Coylngton, Conyers, Rutledge, Stoue Social tain and Decatur. Moun¬ train No. 23 will stop at, and receive passengers to and from the following sta¬ tions, only, Derzelin, Harlem, Hearing, 'iliomsoii, Camak, Cinwfordriile, Union ( Point, Circle, Greeneshoro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Covington, Conyers, Ssoue Mountain and Decatur, I he Last Line has Through Sleeper from Atlanta to Charleston and connects for all points West and Northwest, East and Southeast E R. DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN, Gen. Passenger Agt. Gun'l.Manager. German (J iv p. I AM now prepared to fill all orders for Scale and Mirror Carp at the very lowest prices. Prompt attention given to orders. Address, J. it. KENDRICK. , /■ , r* Ga. L v . , .
