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THE DEMOCRAT
Cbawfokdville.Ga., Feb. 20th, 1S85.
ENTERED AT THE POST-OFFICE AT CRAW
FORDVILLE, GA., AS 8ECOSD CLASS
MATTER FOR MAILING.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
—Only two prisoners in jail.
—Onion Sets at Holden & Farmers.
—Buy your plows of R. Tappan.
—Mrs. Katie Kent’s little baby is
quite sick.
Col. J. W. Ilixon visited Augusta this
week.
—Walton Harris has purchased him
a fire-proof safe
—“Our Boom,” the best Sets, cigar
in town at W. R. Reid’s.
—Miss. Stella Holden is attending
school in Atlanta.
—Garden seed of all kind at Holdeu
& Farmers.
—Big lot molasses and syrup’s at R.
Tappan’s
—Mr. W. R. Reid is hauling lumber
to build a dwelling on his farm.
—LooK out fer Dr. G. J. Reid’s
mammoth advertisment next week.
—Honey Due Tobacco, the best chew
ever offered to the trade, at Dr. Reid’s.
—Go to 11. Tappan and get $7 Amer¬
ican sewing machines.
—$3.75 will buy a barrel of flour at
Holden & Farmers.
—We are also pleased to state that
Mr.Corilla Jordan is some better.
—All kinds of wines and Mumm &
Co’s, champagnes at W. R. Reid’s.
—We return thauks to Senator A. H.
Colquit for a supply of garden seeds.
—5,000 mattresses, bedsteads and chairs
sold In 30 days by Lr F. Padget, 1110 and
1112, Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
—We return thanks to W. F. Hol¬
den, Post-master, at Augusta, Ga., for
a copy of the civil service laws.
—Mr. Cobb Asbury who has been
attending lectures at the medical insti¬
tute at Augusta is at home.
Hg" You can buy a kit of mackerel
of Copelan, Seals & Armor, Greenesbor
to, for 50 cents.
fg" One gross each B. B. B. and S.
S. S. special low prices by j doz.—Co¬
pelan, Seals & Armor, Greenes boro,Ga.
—Mrs. Hanuie Myers, mother of Mr.
C. Myers, one of our most popular and
enterprising merchants, died on the
20th ult, at her home.Filehene Prussia,
aged 86 years. We d< eply sympathize
with Mr. Myers in his sad bereavement.
—Feists fresh garden seeds hoimlit
for cash amt not on commission, ePa
files me to warrant them tiesh -idH
pure. Also a large shipment of eas
tern seed potatoes, just leceived at Di.
It J Reid’s.
—Superior Court wifi convene next
Monday and we earnestly request all
those who attend court amt who are in
arrears tor advertising ^subscription) to
the Democrat to come forward and set¬
tle. We are ne eding money and cannot
afford to indulge those who are indebt¬
ed to us any longer.
Igf" Large lot mens and boys wool
and fur huts marked down to make
room for spring stock ; ana placed on
a separate counter. Come and avail
yourself of a good bargain.—Copelan,
Seals* Armor, Greenesboro, Ga.
—A little child of King Peak’s, Por¬
ter at the Williams Hotel, 8 years old,
was burned to death at Mrs. William’s
plantation two miles from this place,
last Monday. Its mother went to the
spring, leaving the child in the house
who caught on fire during her absence,
and died at night.
-Mr. W. W. Bird failed and made
an assignment last Satur ay apt tun ing
Judge J. D. Hammack assignee, aa
bilities about three tboiisan o ars ** s
sets about two thousand dollars : VVe
regret his failure very much and attri
buteit to inexperience in business more
t , an any ... nn„ e ,__
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street, A ? uguWa„ eTeJaut walnut
suits 10 pieces at $42.00.
■“ Mr lr F * ‘ Fitts’dwelling narrow
'
Saturday , nignt. . . .
ly escaped burning .
The servant took up
and left it on the stove room noor which
limited burning r a hole through the floor
and setting ’. the m walls oii= „n on fire fire Mr. Mr I Fir .its ts
happened to go in the stove room lAi,e
‘ else
at r night ana and dUp.wprpd discovered the trie fire nre, eise
the building would have in all proba
bility y been burned to ashes.
-We have received ,, from u Mr D B m W
\Vren Gen’I Passenger Agent of the
Fast Uast Teunesee leunesee, Virginia v "fa «fe f
railroad, a copy of their Inauguration
Fr,ia„r Which is gotten up in handsome
style. They call the Kenr.esaw Route
the Cleveland Route in honor of our
new President. They run double daily
Pullman cars to Washington without
change and make the quickest time on
record All persons who intend to vis
it Washington City during the inaugu
ration should confer with Maj. Wren
and secure passage over his road.
—We take pleasure in calling the at¬
tention of the fanueis to the lioss plow,
sold by H. N. Reia, Augusta, Ga.,price
$3.50. This is the best turn plow ever
made and every farmer should give it a
trial I efore buying. It has a curved
iron standard, with a simple device for
changing the beam and is entirely free
I front choking. The castings are made
■ j well, chilled and warrented to fit. No
; X is the most popular size; cuts a 7
j inch furrow Try this and plow turns by the all means soil well be¬
I over.
fore buying any other.
For the removal of dandruff, and for
curing humors of the scalp, nothing
can be itetter than Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
ijgp“ Solid walnut 10 piece suits with
French plate mirrors and wash stand
toilets elegant in finish, from $50 to
$100.—Copelan, Seals & Armor, Green¬
es boro, Ga.
—A difficulty occured in town last
Monday between Mr. A. O. McKinney,
of Wilkes county, and Messrs. Dred,
Will and Tete Edwards and Bud Sag
gus, of this countv, in which McKin¬
ney received a few bruises on the head
and a small cut in the right ear, and
each of the others received several
bruises on and about the head. The
difficulty arose about the price of some
lumber,and but for the interference of
some of our citizens,would have proven
a very serious affair. The three Messrs.
Edwards and Naggus altacked Mr.Mc¬
Kinney at the same time.
—Mothers should remember, in the
absence of their physician, that Ayei’s
Cherry Pectoral promptly relieves the
croup.
tfcf 10 pieces imitation suits French
mirrors,$35 $10 $50 $57 and $00. Im¬
itation and walnut wardrobes $12 to
$25.—Copelan, Seals & Armor, Green
esboro, Ga.
—Would it not be well for the grand
jury next week to investigate the late
election held in this county for county
officers, and ascertain the number of il¬
legal votes cast for each candidate.
An overwhelming vote was polled es¬
pecially at Raytown, and doubtless ma¬
ny illegal votes were polled for each of
the candidates which should by all
means, be investigated, by the proper
authorities and all those,no matter who
they may be,who have violated the law
should he punished. The law plainly
says, who are entitled to vote, and pre¬
scribes a penalty for all who vote who
are not entitled to do so. Under Ou r
system of government, the person or
persons receiving the largest number of
legal votes are duly elected, but when¬
ever an overwhelming vote is polled
and the presumption is that illegal votes
were cast, we say let the matter he
investigated and let the law take its
course.
“Take. the bull by the horns” Is an
old adage, but you take Dr. Bull’s
(Jougli .Syrup by the teuspoouful. A
p ew ( j ro a f or ;l child. One Dottle will
SitV( , (| ie ]jycs of a family. For cough,
colds, bronchitis, etc., it is excellent
and safe.
SPRUIL LOCALS.
—Large lot Flour at It. Tappan’s.
—It. Tappan lias just received car¬
load good white coni.
—Subscribe for your county paper at
once. You can’t do without it.
—You can save money 1 y buying
your goods of Holden & Farmer.
—Car load (J. it. bulk sides just re¬
ceived at It. Tappan’s.
—Standard Guano can be bought of
It. Tapnan, as low as anywhere in this
section.
—Manhattan Club and Old Nectar
Rye whiskies, good for medical pur¬
poses at W. It. Iteid’s.
—When you come to town call around
at Dr. It. J. Reid’s and have a good
smoke and get your liver regulated.
^ Dav , s n() _ 3 a „ d 4 and white nos
^ a| ^ jo are ll]e p eer 0 f ad machines
j n gtich. Style and durability.—Cope'
j an Seals & Armor. Greenesboro, Ga.
-If you want a good10 c cigar, call
for the sunug Rose, but if you want
the best 5 c cigar in town .call tor Geor
gia Major and Liver Regulator, at Dr.
B. J. Reid’s
—This year, subscribers to the Demo
crat, should bear in mind that their >uh
scriptions were due after they received the
first CO py.
our large one and two horse turners a
heav y discount.—Copelan. „ Seals „ , Ac,
a
Arm Greetlesbor(Ji Ga>
feT Large lot remnants bed ticking
marked at and below cost. . New New lot lot of or
remnants cashmeres and worsteds plac
ed an sole this-week below cost.—Cope
^ & Af Greerie3b(ir0i Ga .
Our buyer is busily engaged on
his h' s inventorios inventories, nrooaratorv pte( y tn leaving . g
for the great north and eastern mar
kets.-Copelau, Seals & Armor, Green
esborp, Ga.
The improved high a.m, light
running, noisless white machine keeps
the ladies iu the best of humors and
spirits, always greeting tlieii husbands
and friends with a smile and pleasant
words. Copelan,Seals k Armor,Green
‘ esboro, Ga.
,
RAYTOWN ITEM&.
nr ulysses
—Raytown sehooll consist of 160 pu¬
pils.
—Mr. John T. Wright visited Au¬
gusta. this wpek.
—Miss Josie Edwards of Indian hill,
is attendiug Miss Fannie Evan’s music
school.
—The following students are board¬
ing at Prof. Parhams. Miss Lizzie
Parham, of North Warren, Mamie and
Annie Parham, of Norwood, and Mes¬
srs Julian, Walter Parham, also, of
Norwood.
—Mr. Joseph Ivey, of McDuffie visit¬
ed his brother, Mr. Thomas Ivey on the
lot h instant.
—We regret to learn that Mr. Thos.
Carey is almost totally blind Mr. Ca¬
rey is a clever young man, and we la¬
ment his sau afflictions.
SHARON ITEM-";
BY OLIVER.
—Wells are almost full of water.
—Our merchants are receiving new
goods.
— For several days the wind has been
powerful “sarching.”
—The ticket office at the depot has
been much improved by a new coat of
paint.
—Mr. A. W. Mershon was the happy
recipient of a handsome valentine on
t e 14th and his name is Walter Dun¬
can.
—We take pleasure in correcting the
report which was circulated last week
that smallpox had made its appearance
in Sharon, ai d hope our town will con¬
tinue free from that malady as it is at
present. The rumor that smallpox ex
isted’here induced the authorities of
Warreuton to establish a quarantine.
The town council of this place has sent
the following notice to the conncil of
Warrenton.
Sharon, Ga . Feb. 17—To the town
council of Warrenton, Ga. We the
undersigned members of the council
of Sharon, Ga, hereby certify that
"there is positively no smallpox m our
town, neither has there been any case
whatever. The report circulated is
false, and there is no grounds for alarm.
We assure you that you have no need
of fearing the disease from this place.
Edward Crokk,
A. W. Mershon,
J. H. Jones.
W. NOTIU1S W. Bird, OP merchant ASSIGN inojniwford- l fit. ^
ville, Taliaferro county Geogia, has as¬
signed to me bydeedjduly execute! and
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Su¬
perior Court of said county,on the 14th
day of February 1885, all his stock of
goods, notes and accounts in the store
house lately occupied by him, in the
tow;, of Crawfordville, for the benefit
of his creditors. All persons indebted
to said W. W. Bird, by note, account
or for merchandise, are hereby notified
to make payments to me.
J. D, Hammack. Assignee.
BLUNT’S PKOLiVIC CORN.
I have a small quanty of Blunt's Pro¬
lific seed corn which I will sell at $2.00
per bushel, and $1.00 per half bushels.
This corn matures and is ready for
milling by 1st of August. Cajl at once
as I only have a small quantity on hand.
E. I. AndJsrson.
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SuMMEitTowN,E manuel Jo.,Ga.—
I hereby certify tout Pitts’ < arkina
tive is the best medicine for teething
children I have ever used. 1 Having
tried several other remedies, I would
not give one bottle for half dozen of
any other kind. I do heartily recom¬
mend it to all mothers. It will save
you sleepless nights and vour child
from suffering. Yours, etc.,
A. J. Taylor.
(gr Remember we are closing ou
our remnant stock of clothing less 10
per cent, nothing but bargains.—Cope¬
lan, Seals & Armor, Greenesboro. Ga.
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF
uismimua,
GEORGIA— „ . Taliaferro County.
1TTHEREA8, Owea D. Moore. Admlnis
yy trator, de bonis non, on the estate
Dismission from sai l estate. These are
therefore to cite and admonish all persons
CO ncer ed : to he and appear at my office
on or by the first Monday in April why said next let- to
show cause if any they have,
ters should not be Kan granted official signa
Given under my 1 ana
^ Januar y ut 1WB> T.
c. A. Beazley, Ordinary, U.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
1>V virtue of an order from tht* Court of
be ^Ordinary sold on the of first Taliaferro Tuesday County in March,next : Will
b ,. f()r( , tb H court house door in said county,
between the Jawfull hours of sale, the fol
°M ‘a^fmore
or less and adjoining lands of James W.
Mitchell"’ &
and known as the
Jessee Evans, homestead, aid property
^J^he^ei^atTaw, of Je^Evan™
lat( . of Taliaferro county Deceased. Terms
cash. This Ja^ua^m-h^
Administratrix I)e bonis Kou of Jessee
Evans, Deceased.
An Old Soldier’s
EXPERIENCE.
i “ Calvert, Texas*
,l I wish May 3,1882.
\ to express my appreciation of the
valuable qualities of h
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
as a cough remedy.
“While with Churchill's army, just before
the battle of Vicksburg, I contracted a so
Vero cold, which terminated in a dangerous
®ouglr. 1 found no relief till on our march
we came to a country store, where, on asking
for some remedy, I was urged to try Aver s
Cherry- Pectoral.
•‘I did so, and was rapidly cured. Since
then I have kept the Pectoral constantly by
me, for family use, and 1 have found it to be
an invaluable remedy for throat and lung
diseases. J. W. Whitlev.”
Thousands of testimonials certify to the
prompt cure of all bronchial and lung
afTectiong, by the uso of Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral. Being very palatable, the young¬
est children take it readily.
- PREPARED BY
Dr. J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists.
H. N. REID.
MACHINERY BROKER and COM¬
MISSION GENERAL AGENT for
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0URCUT0FFENGINE SAW MILL GAUGE
fwcSAVEH A A FUEL JF\J
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TAYLOR MFG. CO.
—AND—
North Crolina Mill Co.
—DEALER IN—
ftjSgines^aH l 1 Boilers of every de
seriptb.n Saw Mill's, Wheat and Corn lly
Mills, Eagle Cotton yins, Cardwells steam
Presses for hand ot
power, the best press on the market
Separators, Reapers, Grain 'drills
Wood Working machinery, and
machinery of all kinds, Prices low down
to suit the hard times.
Send for illustrated circular and Prices.
738 Reynolds street. AUGUST A.Ga.
Wl'SlS
--ARE YOU-
TllOUBLEDrVSS
to your gentle sex ?
If so, th you wo; bring tidings of conifer
and great joy. You can
BECURED
and restored to perfect health by using
Brailftcld’S
Female
Regulator!
It is a special remedy for all diseases per¬
taining to the womb, and any intelligent
woman can cure herself by following the
directions It is especially efficacious i n
cases of suppressed or painful prolapsus. menstrua¬ It
tion. i i whites and partial
affords immediate relief and permanently
restores tlm menstrual function. As a
remedy to be used during that critical pe¬
riod known as “Change ok Like.” this
invaluable preparation has no rival.
Saved Her Life!
Ridgf. McIntosh Co., Ga.
Dr. J. Bradkiki.d— Dc n Nil': I have
taken several bottles of your Female Reg¬
ulator for fa'ang of the womb and other
diseases continued, of sixteen years stand¬
ing. and I really believe i am cured entire¬
ly, for which please aecept my heartfelt
thanks and most prolound gratitude. I
know your medicine saved my life, so you
SCO I cannot speak too highly in its favor.
I have recommended it to several of my
friends who are suffering as I was.
Yours ve., respectfully, E. STEBBINS.
MRS. W
Our Treatise on the “Health and Happi¬
ness of Woman’’ mailed free.
Bradfield Regulator Co.. Atlanta, Ga
FOUTZ’S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
V' >
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FOUTZ rot
No IIor.sk will die of Comc. Bots or Lung Kcveb, if
Foutz’J* Powder* are tiserf in time.
Koutz’s Powders wilt cure and prevent HogOholkra.
Foutz s Powder.* 1 will prevent Oapks in FowfJ.
Foutz’s Powder* will Inerease the quantity of milk
and cream twenty percent .arid make the butter Erin
and sweet.
Foutz’s Powdera w*ttl cure or prevent almost et xm
Disease to which Horsey and Cattle are subject.
Foutz’s Powdkrt will give SiTiiricnot.
Sold everywhere#
D/J^ID E FOUTZ. Propriator.
BALTIMORE. MU.
To create an appetite and give tone
to the digestive apparatus, Ayer’s Sar
aaparilla is unequaled.
We are offering wonderful bar
gains in carpets. Several pieces just
marked down to and uelow cost.—C l
pelan, Seals & Armor, Greenesboao,Ga.
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BREAKS UPON US WITH AN
ACC Xj .A M A. T10 W
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THAT SHOULD THRILL TME’IIK \ UTS OF TH i? TEO|»Li<, PPOM K W! \ NT)
NEAR, BEARING THE GLA ) TIDINGS JTH AT AN ERA OF PROSPERITY IS
ABOUT TO SPREAD ITS WINGS OVER Ol R
Solid Sunny South.,
UN l;l
3 m Ns#-*
Stand upon the platform of DEFENCE a nil PROTECTION with a prorlamatin
sthat shall bn sustained ami carried into elf,a t, viz : That UieoneKboro mast lie the
trade center of Greene and conti ;ao.is (Miiaiic^s. .Vjtli a npb* r-a Ital at oar -o ainan I
we have on the first day of Jana try, marked every llms of heavy groceries do a in the
reach of the poorest ami beyon.l the annoyance of e > npetition an I there \v« propose to
hold them. Therefore be ii luu> v.i that go ,,Ih wilt b • sold cheaper here than anywhere
in Middle Georgia.
Everything l£eady-4 )omc
00,000 pounds Clear Rib Side;. 50,000 pounds White Corn.
500 Bushels Water Ground M m) . 41,000 pound Hour.
1 ear load Rust Proof Oats. * 1 car load Grand L. P. Salt.
i 100 barrels Sugars. 35 sacks 1 toffee.
75 barrels Syrups and Molasses. 10 tierces Pure Leaf Lard,
5 tierces Il uns. loo boxes Tobacco,
40,000 pounds Trace Plow Hoes—Ask Price. loo kegs assorted nails.
300 pair chains. Bridles. 1 ,ooo best Bark Collars.
20 dozen Plow 3 1 dozen axes. 100 Hannans Universal Plow Stocks.
And a warehouse full of
Wagons and Buggies, Cook Stoves. Window Sash, Doors
and Blinds all at the very lowest prices
m a*
Patent Plow Lines ami lines Binds, Curry Combs. Single Tr es llamas, Heel Pins,
Clevises, Lock Repair Links, Trace Wedgas. <1 iiins, Breast, Chains, Lor Oil lie. "H'il’fch Chains, stay
Chains, Chains. Iron Plow Handles, Axe Handles, Garden Rakes, Pitch
Forks, Brush and Briar Hooks, G .ylm' Clothes win- »n l well chain. Well Buckets, well
whirls, well ropes,Grind Stones ami Grind St urn Fixtures, Cross Cat Siws, Hand Saws
Railroad and mill piei.s, Crabbing Hoes. MaHoi’ks, Picks .fee,., Aipes long and short
bundle Shovels and Spades, Bello vs. Anvils, Vices, Shop Tongs, Shop HammmxStock.s
and dies, Umbrella Ribs and iro.i i, Brick Pointing and Plastering Tr iwels,No<c Bands,
Rivets and Burrs, cow calf and s i ■ *p l» dls, tea and dinner bolls, school, church an l’
farm bells ; strapUT., anunles. and In Hook short «• e hinges km everytliidg ; hasps and under stables ; Iron and Wood
Screws, rasps ve p the sun.
MAH.Z&S1D DOWN
Clothing, Carpets, Hats, Jean, Dres* G .tods, Water Proofs, Shoes, Millinery, Ac.
In fact all our winter goods have men greatly I ' dnced and the winter is not half ov.r
vet,.- Now is the time to get luig ibis an 1 nothing but bargains. Come while the iron
is hot and the trail is rolling.
Remember th t Greenesboro is Mic trade center and hall be the cheapest In this
part of the South. Our time prim; will lie as low as the spot cash figures of most any
tlier house. We mean jmt win/; >v • s ty
CO PEL AN SE A LS & A K MOB,
i irrccuesboro, Ga.
T "l!l LJ S
w% In mmmm ■*
WHO DESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COOKING STOVES
IIEA'lI \G STOVES GRATES AND
TIN 'W J\. EL 2E.fi
HUY THE excelsior cook stove
Seventeen different Sizes in Stock.
Heating Stoves in C*rent Variety for
Woad and Coal.
GRATES — 1 ^ 11 aa d Enameled.
TINWARE LOW AT WHOLESALE.
Send for C irculars.
W I D E L P II,
831 Broad sf reet, Augus'a. Ga.
w. it. null).
Retail Liquor Dealer,North Side Public Square,Carries in Stock
Manhattan Club and Family Nectar Whiskies,
Imported Brandies, Gins, Sherry and Port Wines,
G.II. Mtunm’s Champaignes,
—ALSO—
Tobaocos and C igars,
Billiard Room A ttached,
WHEN IN TOWN CALL ON HIM.
