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CRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRA L 4 6
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
VATHEBING THE NEWS EROM OUR
EXCHANGES.
BEING THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
OF OUlt NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS—
OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE
AND OTHERS.
M’DUFFIE.
Journal, September 28th.
Married, at the residence of Mr.
Thomas R. Burnside, on Thursday af¬
ternoon, September 20, 1883, by Rev.
C. C, Carey, Mr. Henry A. Burnside
and S.iss Eugenia P. Anderson, all of
McDuffie county.
We have heard of but few from this
county who intend visiting the Louis¬
ville exposition.
On Saturday last Mr. Carlton Smith,
of this vicinity, met with a very pain¬
ful accident, lie was in the press room
of Col. Fulton’s gin house, and step
lied upon a plank of the floor whicli
gave way beneath him when he fell
through to the ground, a distance of
eleven feet. One boue of his left arm,
just above the wrist, was broken and
both thighs considerably bruised.
OGLETHORPE.
Crawford News-Mouitor, September 1 6th.
We learn that Salurn church will
soon be overhauled and made new.
A negro woman tried to whip lier
husband because lie voted for no-fence.
The Georgia Railroad has had to pay
$130 for the stock they have killed in
two miles of this place in the last two
months.
Prof. A. J. Wurm, of Atlanta, and
Miss Eva Harnett, of this county, were
married at the residence of the brides
father last Thursday morning.
Mr. James E. Freeman and Miss
Anna Hunter, both of this county,
were married last Wednesday night,
at the home of the bride’s motiier.
After the vote w'us made known to
the public, last week, voting it was found a
great deal of illegal Mr. in many of
tlie districts. Thursday, Geo. II.
Lester, no-fence, and Dr. Bob. Willing¬
ham, fence, were appointed canvassers,
and Mr..Thus. D. Gilliam as judge, to
contest the election and found the no
fence vote 4 ahead.
HANCOCK.
Isbmat-iite, September.26th.
The movement to build the Union
Point and Saudersville Railroad setuis
to he dead.
The County court was in session on
.ty ffi Vjp nilHjV. Tlu-re v^nS on the docket
h Very cbusiderable afuduuYof husnieSs'
to be disposed of.
Mr. John A Sarnett was married last
Thursday to Miss Weils, of Washing¬
ton county.
If is currently reported on our streets
thpt brother.L. 11. Patiiliu is soon to
take position oh the Warreulon Clip¬
per.
Military enthusiasm is abroad in the
land bf Sparta. Prof. Abbott’s cadets
liaVe received their guns and accoutre¬
ments and will, we presume, soon don
their uniforms.
The members of the Hancock Van
Guards will have their measures taken
for their new uniforms on Thurday
next.
The Clerk of the Court and the Or¬
dinary will move into the new court
bouse just as soon as some provision is
made for the records.
It is generally supposed that Colonel
Jordan will be a candidate for Judge
of this circuit before the next legisla¬
ture.
A lady of Sparta had to threaten to
kpock a negro man with an umbrella the
to sidewalk keep from being run over ou Main
in front of a store on
street last Saturday.
STATE NEWS.
Itemsut News Gathered Here and There
From our Kxciiaiiges.
Conyers will have a colt show in Oc¬
tober.
Mr. E Thorn, postmaster at Con¬
yers, has resigned.
The rw,, Georgia m 1 acific railway company
has paid to the people of Douglas eoun
ty ten thousand dollars for rock.
The increase in the amount of tax i
ble property in Brooks county for the
year 1883 is greater in proportion than
in any other county in the State.
Conyers Weekly : Mr. Thomas
Owens tells of a partridge that hatched
out three chickens. The eggs were in
the bird’s nest and as they hatch in
tl„ bird e 22 , Uk, four
the chickens came first. 1 he old bird
was taking care of them and made
much ado when called upon to give
them up. Mr. Owens says he will
swear tiiat it is true.
Wiiham ...... Reed, _ , colored , , man, _ °r .
a
Stewart county, who runs a one-horse
farm, has three bales of cotton on hand
that he raised last year, not wishing to
sell it at the low prices at which it has
been selling.
Land is already advancing in price
in Oglethorpe since no fence carried the
lu'toJ“rto TC the'flnitit2%S
smashing the window and barely miss
incr mg a a ladv’s iaay a head ueau.
Mrs. J. ... IV. T Johnson, , -- Rome, Ga.,
says: “I used Brown's Iron
for indiges’ion * and derived much
Uj •,
CRAWFORD VILE, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 th, 1883.
GENERAL NEWS.
A Rrtet Review ot What the Country is a
Culled tor the Readers ot The Demo¬
crat from our Exchanges.
Pet fawns are sold in the streets of
Tallahassee, Fla.
Raleigh, N. C., has 13 factories and
mills.
A salt well has been discovered i n
Transylvania county. North Carolina.
The Richmond, Va., grain elevator,
whicli holds 300,000 bushels,is now full.
One firm in Salisbury, N. U., adver¬
tised for 1,000,000 pounds of dried fruit.
Ttie London Times declares that
France cau not gain Tonquiu except
by war.
A fire last Monday night destroyed
the building No. 318 Main street, Mem
pins, occupied by S. Levy, trunk man¬
ufacturer.
The.orange crops of Florida are now
worth over one and one-half millions of
dollars.
Florida has 630 factories, working
2,749 hands, witii a capital invested of
$1,097,030,
The cigar business is greatly exten¬
ding in Key West, Fla.. It is cairied
on mostly by Cubans.
The paving of the streets of Fort
Worth, Texas, which will lie completed
October 15th, is to cost the town $130,
000 .
Iii London, children caug lit throw
ing stones at railway trains are whip
pea by public officials.
Says ttie New Orleans Picayune ;
“Georgia is grand enough to keep the
obscene and prize fighting picture pa¬
pers of New York, out of the State.”
In Nebraska there is one woman who
is an ordained preacher of the Gospel,
ten who are physicians, one lawyer and
six who are county superintendents.
LaFayette, Ind., September 25.—A
daughter of (J. Atkinson, aged 18,living
a few miles in the county,was outraged
and murdered while alone at home.
Her throat was cut and she was other¬
wise mutilated. No arrests have been
made.
Philadelphia is to have a street car
with a patent spring motor. The in
vention says. Hint after the spring is
wound up it will propel the car eight
canal, IftheCapf! the Jordan Cod valley canal, canal, the Florida and the
irrigating canal to the Desert ot Saha¬
ra were ail opened at once, the Gulf
Stream and tides would lie so fussed
up tiiat physical geography would have
to lie - ■ ntlen.
The ;eat bridge in the world is in
China. ts roadway is 7U feet wide
and 70 li j:t high, There 'are, 300 arches,
ami CI*U A.
feet apart bears a pedestral on which is
the figure of a lion 21 feet long and
made out of one block of inai ble.
Probably the fastest train in Ameri¬
ca is the afternoon express on the Can¬
ada Atlantic Railway, which leaves
Coteau Station at 5:35 and reaches Ot¬
tawa, distant 78.4 miles, at 7:08, hav¬
ing made one stop of three minutes at
Alexandria. This is almost exactly
50 miles fan hour. The fastest train
in the world is probably the ‘ Flying
Dutchman.” which runs without stop¬
ping from London to Bristol,a distance
of llSj miles, in just two hours, a rate
of 59jL miles an hour.
A Russian Jew committed suicide
at Ooakdale, Conn., a few weeks ago,
and the suicide was followed by a ter¬
rific thunder-storm. The two events
so worked upon the minds of the other
Jews in the place that they told the
mill boss for whom they worked that
Moses appeared to them in the storm
and commanded them to leave the
place. Accordingly they have all gone,
hag and baggage.
Daniel Buie, Laston, Ga., says:
“Brown’s Iron Bitters relieved me of
severe suffering from dyspepsia.”
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF
DISMISSION.
GEORGIA— Taliaferro County.
"TTTIIEREAS, W ANDREW L. HILLMAN
Administrator on the estate of
JOSEPHUS IULLMAN, late of said coun¬
ty deceased lias applied to me for Letters
of Dismission from said estate : These are,
therefore to cite and admonish all persons,
concerned, to show cause if any they can
on or by the first Monday in December
nex j ^ wliy saj( j j^ers should not be grant
e( Given under my hand and official sig
nature, this September fid, I88fi.
Charles A. Beazley,
8 e P 7 4t Ordinary, T. C.
____
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF D1S
MISSION.
GEORGIA— Taliaferro County,
Vf/"HEREAS, ANDREW L. HILLMAN,
> v Administrator on the estate of Mrs.
MARTHA V. HILLMAN, late of said
arft therefore to cite and admonish all and
s jngular, the kindred creditors,and all per
sons concerned, to show cause if any they
can on or by the first Monday in Decem¬
ber next, why said letters should not be
grafted. Given under my hand and offi
cial signature, this fid day A, of September,
(j HA8 . Beazlet, T.
Ordinary, C.
ADMiiHsiKAioKa sale.
GEORGIA—Taliaferro County.
t> y virtue of an order from the Court of
I) Ordinary of said county, will be sold
Maynard Chandler lands deceased, formerly
resided, adjoining of Dr. J. W.
Barnett, John S Taylor, J. J. Moore
others, containing jggg. seventy-two (72) acres
mor( , or jjota f 0T t] ie purpose of
distribution. Terms cash. September
20th, mi. O. D. Moore,
• Adm’r. on Estate Jlaynard Chandler.
D. r BULL’S
B
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, Influ¬
enza, Asthma, YV hooping Cough, In-j
cipient Consumption and for advan-1 the re-i
liefofeonsumptive persons in ForSalel
ced stages of the Disease Cents.|
by all Druggists.—Price, 25
John A. Watkins,
SPARTA, GA.
House Sign, Ornamental and Fresco
ocrat office, promptly attented to.
rferences —
Rev. J. H. Kilpatrick, White Plains
Col. James Whitehead, YVarrenton.
Mr. W. J. Norton, Crawfordville.
Bishop Pierce, Sparta.
Mr. E. S. O’Brien, Barnett.
.NATIONAL HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GA . Of||'HE
T OCATDD IN THE CENTER
Li City, only one block from Union pas¬
senger Pacific depot and the depot of the Georgia
and East Tennesee, Virginia
Georgia the railroaes, in tlje same building' of
hotel. Terms, $2$)0 per day.
E. T, WHITE, Proprietor.
KING HOUSE.
STONE MOUNTAIN.GA.
10 Miles From Atlanta.
Opened to summer guests on the 1st of
>» a y- Gool breezes, good water, only ft
i!!'L , ,! lillutus riflu f I 01 " tl)e citv -Board,
Louth ^Address* , .. 10 ** er week > P er
F. T. WHITE, Atlanta or Stone Moon
tain, Ga.
IP* -f f
jp LF JulH flnmlr dal and T-notr Pb 4, .i Hi- ■
DUi/J : w»*
B K «Ayu“ifffiinS^Sv*h,',7i?-r?i«b^B8fa2w f| | '
wt | 1 mother greatly diminishes and the dancer to life ot both
child. This great boon to»uf
Mother's fering woman Friend. is IJdhnee' Unimex!, or
i Buadfibld, Atlanta, Pruparcrt and sold b till v J.
Cn. Sold by
Druggists. by Lxprcsa Price ou rcceint bottle. of price. Sunt
m ->*'*~- &>X
Thomas Fulton,
- :o: -
CRAWFO RDVILLE, GA.
—DEALER IN¬
Fancy and Family
Groceries t
1 OVlStONS,CANNED GOODS, LARD
A MS, FLOUR, MEAL A ND FARMING
1. PLIMENTS Or ALL KINDS.
Terms Strictly Cash
; KK KP on HAND ALSO 77/E FIN
BEST AND SNUFFS. BRANDS OFTOIIACV0.C10AH8,
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 Oi ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton. V
A FURNITURE ROOM!
•MEN KS&b « Q ( i
— WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DEALERS IN—
Tp TT ^ TC 3E Hp TJ R 32
iktlSUlta, . . . LTeOrg*ia,. „
1
other tbin;;. to. nnm.iro.a to mention.
Wh e u want any article of FURNITURE, and want it good and cheap, call on us.
- We keep v the best of goods and'sell at close margins.
.III TnTTAT I-1 Ai VU [\ K AL * T CSC Jt-r
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sei'28-om Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
CDHED BY
Olivers Quick Reliei.
Rheumatism, ache, Nenraligta, Head ache, Tooth
and Colds, Sore Throat,Colds,Hites,
Stings Horses, of Insects, Colie
in &e.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
Atlanta. Georgia.
For sale by Dr. R J . Reid and T homas
Fulton, Orawfordville, Ga., and J. A.
Keudrick. Sharon. (4a.
1.000 MILE TICKETS.
. <» Georgia Railroad Company, !
o ffice General Passenger Agkt.
Augusta, April 5th, is79.
miLE°tIcK^T .COMMENCING -' 1() ^DAY. 7th st,
8. good over main line and
branches, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
rack, these tickets will be issued 10 in
divlduals, firms firms or families, but not to
ondfamilies combined.
E. It. DORSEY,
Mav9,1879 General Passenger Agent.
PITTS
srra.
-FOlt
Flatulent Colic, Diarrluea,Nausea,
Coughs, Teething, Cholera Cholera Infantum
Morbus.
DR. W. M. PITTS,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Thomson. Georgia.
For sale liy Dr. R. J. Reid, Crawford
ville, Ga., and J.A. Kendrick and Geo. W
Gverton, , .Sharon,Ga.
.---—
mm K infancy —A jNliff satisfactory. to old Purifies the blood from
superiority. age. One bottle prove* Its
« 1 ious symptoms Hereditary cured. Taint Iu-hlng and Humor* Scrofu
•
ys ISMi and GlkiidrtiUr Swellings relieved. All bed
BALM
W;
■
WII thaskin affecting
of old and young, He
ductai Scrofulous, * Glandular Swellings, Glands,
Tumors,Ovarian Tumors, Enlarged
etc. Cures Catarrh,Ozvena, HI Disease, old
| Run n i n g I
Sores & Ul
affections. Cers. kidney
ffiires all stage* of
lynhlll* ltic troubles. and Hyphl
Cure*
ild ca*e« of 15 IS y ye*i*’
. Primary
HR jsyW Sores, Secondary and
u leers and tertiary disease of tho bones
kSK Mil internal organs cured. Special and speedy
M |U relief to females and prolonged suffering menstruation, from painful,
3a suppressed prostrated from long sickness. or It
>vno are
purifier, B. B. B. will please you. One bot¬
cures some case*. Bend for pamphlet of horn*
At all Drug Stores. One bottle, tl .50; * for
BLOOD BALM COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga
For sale by Dr. tt.J. Hell , C ruwturd
Georgia.
Aug. 17, ’83, ly.
MONEY ™ LOAN.
T AM PREPARED to make small «r
1 large loans for any witl^aiq>roved^s^cuj-jty. length of time at 8
cent per annum
Crawfordville, < > a
I T ID
.1
Th» Great Hjieoiiij for Neuralgia and Headache
An Internal Remedy, containing no qu ]
Jne, opium, Chloroform, kind. Safe Chloral or
narcotic of any and
quick in its action.
Mayor’s Va„ Office. i
Leesburg, April 19,li 870.
Messrs. Hutchison & Bro : Gentle¬
men— It. affords me great pleasure to tes¬
tify to the great virtues of your “Neural
gine" for the cure of neuralgia and head¬
ache. It is tiie best remedy for these most
distressing It complaints 1 have « v cr used.
should be in every family in the coun¬
try. Yours truly, GEO. R. HEAD,
Mayor pf Leesburg, Va
Messrs. Hutchison & Bro: I am hap
pv to say that your “Neurnlgine” acted as
a incredibly specific in short my time. case, relieving I me in an
would advise all
suffering try from Yours, neuralgia and headache to
it. etc.,
L. V. SIMS, M. D.
CARPETS.
Carpets and House Furnishing Goods. The
Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mo
quet, Brussels, 3-Fly A Ingrain Carpets,
Shades, Bugs, Mats Wall and Papers, Crumb Borders, Cloths, Lace Window Cur¬
tains, Cornices and Poles, Cocoa & Canton
Mattings, Upholstery, Engravings, Cnro
mos, Picture Frames. Write for Samples
and Prices. GUO. A. H All,IK, Augus
ta,fia. Juneia.ly.
WOMAN! j HER BEST
Kfimcai FRIEND 1
Dr. J. MUDFIELD’S
Female Regulator!
This famous remedy most happily'meets
liie demand of the age for woman's pecu¬
liar nnd multiform afflictions. It is a rem¬
SPECIAL edy for WOMAN ONLY, and lot ONE
CLASS of her diseases. It is a
specific for certain diseased conditions of
the womb, and proposes to so control the
Menstrual Function us to regulato all the
an”s derangements and irregularities of Wom
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
Its proprietor claims for it no other medi¬
cal tills property, medicine and to doubt the fact that
does positively possess such
controlling and regulating powers, is sim¬
ply to discredit the voluntary testimony
of thousands of living withesses, who are
to-day health exulting in tlmir restroatlon to
sound and happiness.
gRADFIKLD’S Jj>KMALE J^KGULATOH
is a strictly vegetable compound, and is the
product of medical science and practical
experience, directed tew aide the mint-fit of
boundless because of liis wonderful suc¬
cess in the treatment and cure of- female
complaints. The REGULATOR is the
GRANDEST REMEDY known, and rich¬
ly deserves Its name :
Woman’s Best Friend !
Because-It controls a clrss of functions the
vmiousdernngeinehtsnf which cause, combined, more
ill health than all other causes
and prematurely whicli sorely embitter ber life, anti
end her existence !
Ob ! what a multitude of living witness¬
es can testify to its charming confidence effects J this
WOMAN! take to your
PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH.
It will relieve you of nearly all the com¬
plaints peculiar to your sex t Rely upon as
ns vour safeguard for Health, happiness
and longlife.
PREPARED ONLY UY
DR, 1 . BRADFIELD, Altai,
Sold try Dr. K. J. Reid, Crawfordville. Ga
RICH 4 Small Size, ... 76 cents
f Large Size, $1 60.
T M. II. O. T. S.
Pianos g Organs
Selected from Ten of the Best Ma¬
kers, are so much Superior to others at
Prices so much Lesv, that Purchasers
sere from $10 to |S100 by visiting or
writing to
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
Save Money at «31 Broad street, An
gusta, Ga.
“Love and Praise,”
Latest Sunday School Book,
New Hymns of ’‘Love and Praise.”
NEW SONGS OF “HOPE & TRUST. ”
Beautiful Hymns,
INSPIRING MUSIC.
CHOICE SELECTIONS
FROM THK A
Most Valuable Froductionafof the Best
Writers .. Of ,
I^OCitrV and Kionufe
—WITH—
ewllymnsandNlewMnsic
i.eui)irvn COMl 1LED nv BY
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otily-12 ent, (p»t-|«id) ;
31 20 per dozen, by Express
8[iecimen Copy, 1 ull Edition, in pa
wr per >.nv»r cover, 9A 2 cents, mm nost-naid. p
G. O. ROBINSON & CO..
Publishers, Augusta, Ga.
T. M. H, O. T. S.
Number S
Georgia Railroad
"*■" AND- - '
Banking Co.
Office General Manager, 2ndi'nsfLt )
p OMMENclivo 1 SUN DA Y, 1
W His lollowing passenger schedule wi!
he operated ;
HO. 1 west—daily? N<». 2 HAST' —DAILY
Lv. Augusta 10:30a m Lv.At lanta 8:20aTm
7:10a m “ Athens f):45,a in
,,, »:05a;m “C’wf’tl’ll
z W»h i 11:20 1:14 pm
Ar . U f-dVl n 1 1:10 plni;“ ft m Ar.Wash’g’ Milledgll4:49 2:55'p;m
^‘Athens 4:00 pm;“ Macon 0:4slp|m p m
Atlanta C:46 plni.“ A ugusta fflflfilplm
NO. 3 WEST—DAILY, NO. 4 EAST—D At I, T
^
Ar. Atlanta 0:40aloi Ar.Auimuta. ii-ml £.«*
a
JOHN W.GREEN, E.R. DORSEY
General Manager. Gen. lWger Agent
P»« Office OR ?, General tA Railroad- Manager Co. ) 1
SPSS'S I^st »
‘ Vo a Daily. ) m 28.Eftst"Daily
A^C^wWli l^ goo am W Shells Atlanta 2:fi0 7:20 pn> ••
‘' Athens 11-50ami G’f’dvll ’8:05 ••
Atlanta
from L t!!‘V'i h &*Asr& " 8 Tllrou k h Stepper
Atlanta 4 ' i
aiBes,*
German Carp. •
-:o:——
J AM now prepared to fill all orders •
for Scale and Mirror Carp at the
very
prices, Prompt attention given
to ordqjs.,; Address,
J. H. KENDRICK.
JuneS,‘lm. Sharon, Ga,
tv>; TT-7 «
IBAiVPOHHVILLK, ga
Contractor and Builder
Also Dealer in
Buiding 1 Material of oil
Kinds.
ROMANCE
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SgPPfiEI LIFE
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SOLID SHOT AGAINST
Blood Poison!
Atlahhta. Oa , April 17, 1881.
In I w%4 th* victim of a tvrnble BUXnI Poison,
i^l tfter Itfin; treated by three ptiyfiicians, «roa con
fined to my I*d. not able to rai-o my band to my.
Thl.taSJS'ifi
i*eof Mwiffa Hfieciflc. nnd in Ic*#than three month*
I wn« outinuy well, weighed l'Jti. and tia'* never brut
»*ympts>m of n*c A\**m*c wwc »f n t^t w* bcea
lor Swift a SpeciAc i bvlxva I would haw i»e**!t to.
my crave. V. tSisliOi*.
heve for twelve month* h<»on Jimiim:" prrserthing Lm
r „4ii«ii»- r w r i« wi ..........
Urn be »«c*j nmknwWreu.niiie tie*iuwMor
UUx)d lJiM A-- , * .1 n* O'tu non.
N L OalADWAT, M. D.
J T. RuUl.NSu.S, M. D.
Monroe, O*.
nentRD Will he paid to any
tiirmi.i wh, v«t!l fii.,1, on *n*lv,i*
of 100 bnlile- of S S S, one of mercury,
iodide uotiMiom. o. *nv imnnii M,i,-llhcr.
THE SWIFT SI EC 1 KU vO.,
Uunei 3 , Atiaut*, Ga. {
Price- Small »i» $1 'l° l»r Soule, l^r-e size,
(holdinr double qnati.iy) 5',.75 1 h>i;w. All Drug.
gist* Bell i>.
Our 1.71k book Bailed free to up; iicaala. i
