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The Democrat.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
BY CLEM. C. MOORE.
CRA Wf OliDI ILLE, GEORGIA.
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FRIDAY, JUNE, 25, 188(5.
HON. A. 0. BACON.
A Powerful Speech by a Powerful
Man in Crawfordviite, on
Tuesday Last.
Maj. Bacon reached here Tuesday
morning on the fast train and was
met at, the dpot by a very large crowd ’
includining the Bacon club at this
place and a small number of the Sha¬
ron de D. When he appeared at the
car door, the Craw ford ville Cornet
Band honored him with some of their
superb music. Alter passing through
the throng, who worn cheeridg him in¬
cessantly, he was taken in a carriage
which was drawn by two magnificent
gray horses, and was driven to the
Rrawfordville Hotel. There he receiv¬
ed his friends for a short time, and at
10:30 o’clock he was conducted to the
court house where he was received
with a perfect ovation of music and
applause. The whole house was
alloat with waving hats, A number
of ladies had assembled near the speak¬
er’s stand who presented him with
beautiful bouquets of flowers as he
caino in.
Three largo waiters well arranged
•with choice flowers filled tho window
In rear of the stand, while two vases
of elegant flowers occupied each end of
the stand.
The Hon. A. O. Bacon was intro¬
duced by Capt. Ham. J. Flynfc, who
tn a few words, made a nice little
siieech in behalf <>f the speaker. Maj.
Bacon then arose nmidts cheers and
deliveied a grand and convincing
speech of two hours, setting forth the
real issues of the campaign and handl¬
ing with the skill of an expert and
trained statesman the public questions
of the day He laid hare Gen. Gor¬
don’s resignation with the hand of a
scientific dissector—cleanly and com
liletete, but not rudely or brutally. It
was certainly convincing—never re¬
volting. Maj. Bacon was freqmntly
applauded.
Hon. Patrick Walsh, of Augusta.
was called for a nd responded with
, . -,.»rni uui
with rare good tenqmr and good taste,
for about half an hour. He Baid lie
was not there to say aught against
General Gordon, but to protest against
the iu fltiences in this campaign which
tended to the consolidation of politi¬
cal power m tho hands of a tew men.
Thu drift of political matters in Geor¬
gia represented a centralizing force
as well as a corrupting tendency.
There was tho use of money and tho
pressure of official power in this party
campaign which were apparent in
many counties. If Mr. Stephens were
alive to day, the Great Commoner
would say that this kind of politics
was antagonistic to Jeffersonian Dem¬
ocracy. Mr. Walsh’s speech was a
stirring one, and made a decided sens¬
ation.
There were about 350 voters in the
house and wo think tho sound argu¬
ment of the speeches, full of clear
reasoning, was duly appreciated by the
audience.
Maj. Bacon left on the 1:20 train for
LnGraugc where lie spoke Wednesday.
It h* now generally coneeded tl at lie
will carry this county. We 'nave heard
of several who were on the fence be¬
fnro healing him speak, are now
hearty supporters of lion. A. O. Ba
can for Governor of Georgia.
Said a member of a recently drawn
Georgia be expected grand to indict jury: men “We for can carrying hardly J
concealed weapons, when the major
part of the jury themselves are ballast¬
ed to their seats during their delibera¬
tions by the weight of a pistol in their
hip pocket.”
An industrious, hard-working girl’s
worth a score of the i lie, lily-handed
suit. Ignorance of the peculiar duties
that pertain to womankind is not
creditable to a girl, even if some girls
do think so. The working girl is the
hope of country,
—Best standard prints only 5c. pev
yard; Victoria lawns long solds 5c. per
vd; buttons le t<er do/.; tops and cmds
lc each; and cedar pencils lc each, on
Bargain Counters. Gopelati, Seals Y
Armor.
Many ,, a person is starving with a full „ „
table before gone! them. Life Appetit* burden U gone! What Am- is
bition a
the matterV The Liv.r 1ms ceats-tl to
do its proper work. The life chnnnels
p.-e c'- A g-od. Poisonous fluids ftre
■ f,,t„ ' ^ e blo,Hl which
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to do tts . work i well, o ami headache. i
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lowness and lg'd bi liv lrleeav y
Brice, 25 Ceuta per 1 ttle. .'JldruggLts.
Was it Cancer.
I have been taking B. B. B for six
or seven weeks for something like can
cer on my neck, anrl I would not take
one thousand dollars for the benefit re¬
ceived. I had previously tried various
so called blood remedies, but B. B. B,
is the best, the quickest and the cheap
| ]oo:l purifier I ever used. I refer
to any merchant of Griffin, Ga.
J. If. Barnes. Griffin, Ga.
Mr. Knott, of Oconee, was in Ath¬
ens Thurseay wit a very large diamond
that he plowed up while planting
corn, Mr, Knott thinks there is
money In the rock. If it is worth
anything It will bring him a for¬
tune.
Atlanta Month* Open.
Six months ago we had no demand
for B, B. II., but now our retail de¬
mand is such that we are forced to
buy in gross lots. We attribute the
rapid and enormous demand to the
comparative size and price of B. B. B.
(being large bottles for SI) and its
positive merit. It sells wo and gives
our customers entire satisfaction.
Our sales have incrersed 10J per cent,
within a few months,
Jacobs’ Pharmacy,
pro Fred. B.Palmer, M, D.
for the Use of Mm or Woman. The
most useful article ever invented, Price
Si. Put up in naet box with full dir¬
ections. M. E. A. Co., P. O. Box,
1993 N. Y. City,
St. Mary’s Oil is a god send to the na
ton us it will cure all pain of ev-ry des¬
cription. both internal and external. J lus
Oil is a family doctor. Its merits are
unequalled. Sold by ail dealers in med
IcienuH. Sample bottle 23 cents5 full size
50 cents, and dollar a sure cure for rheu¬
matism. All that is asked is a trial.
j; II, Goodwin, Proprietior, (50 West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr. Abbott, a well-to-do farmer,
living fou rteen miles below Dublin, has
liever taken but two doses of quinine
in his life, and cannot remember ever
having been sick. He has a wife and
eight children, and a doctor has never
been in his house.
fl ■ {(ROYAL J*A| ^
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'I’liis powder noAor varies. A marvel of
purity strength and wholesomeness. More
economical than the competition ordinary kinds, anti
cannot oe sold in with tlie
multitude of low test, short Sold only weight alum
or Koval phosphate Baking powders. Powdeb (Jo., loci Wall in cans. St..
N Y. dec! ly,
t n tCORGt A, Taliavkuuo County:
I TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COX
PEJiX: Whereas, Julia C.Googer has in
due form applied to the undersigned for
permanent letters of administration on
the estate of M. D. L.Googer, late of said
county, deceased, and I will pass upon
the application on the first Monday In
July, l SHti, under band and official sig¬
Given my
nature this the fitli day of June, 1880,
HENRY II, FLYXT, T. (’.
Ord.
Money! Money!
Important to the People.
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I lmvc perfected arrangements to nego
tiate loans on improved farms hereafter
at as low (If not lower) rates than those
of aiiy othl , r . , mt . ui illst what I
sa y Call and learn my terms before mak
iiu; applications elsewhere.
May to. I88ti. M. Z, ANDREWS.
BI 16 STR 8 I a , e^
CASH STORE.
CRAWFORD VILLE, GEORGIA.
Since 1 opened last September fer strict¬
ly cash, my trade has increased and my
customers seem to wear a pleasant smite
on their faces over the great bargains re
ceived bv their thoughtfulness of saving
dimes and d>'l’.ars. knowing that cash is
ruling and regulating business of every
'' ,, a N>. m accerdar.ee with the above
again mvite my
‘‘"stomets to ,x«ne and buy for east, all
>' " 1 ' :i ' v trentde and extra
fmiui a handsome lot
eiiesi
nss-wiiifl .'.nd wrvthimr that can be
u , which t will sett
i low dou n ler the cadi.
Oil Vtti.ES t'.F.RttSTUt'AL
ATHENS FOUNDRY
-ANI>-
MACHINE WORKS.
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
f Iron and Brass Castings, Mill
and Gin Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys
; and IIaDgers;a Full Line of the
Celebrated Osburne Reaping and
Mowing Machinery, Meadow
King Mowers and Gregg
* Reapers; Cotton Presses,
mM Cane Mills, Evaporators
|8te§l! and Mill Supplies of
All Kinds.
1 WE ARE NOW OFFERING SPECiAL
Bargains in Steam Engines and Circulor
Saw Mills, Turbine Water Wheels and
BOLTING CLOTII at .SHORT NOTICE,
nancock Inspirators,
fit the Great Boiler Feeder,
Eberman Single Handle
Injectors, Low Prices and
■■ Piping, Yalves,
None Better,
Fittings of all Kinds, Packing
(O STEAM GUAGES, GUAGE GLASSES,
ETC., ETC.
Let us know what you want, and get our prices
beore buying. Mdw \
THOMAS BAILEY, A™--t,
J 8 Ltl 3 . 033 .Sp
CAEFETS
AND
HOUSE - Furnishing GOOD S
-New Houses Furnished from Cellar to Attic, with
WILTON VELVET, BRUSSELLS, 3-PLY and INGRAIN CARPETS, HEAR IH
RUGS, DOORMATS, LINCOLEUM, OILCLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW CORNICES, and LAuE CURTAINS, WALL PA¬
PERS, BORDERS and ROOM DECORATIONS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, OIL PAINT¬
INGS. ENGRAVINGS and PIC iURE FRAMES,
1-AIR, HEARTH and STRAW BROOMS, WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
—:As Cheap as the Same Goods can be Bought:
Nortlior Soixtli.
All Carnets, when size of rooms are given, made free of charge, We will and Lay prompt Car¬
pets within a radioes of one hundred miles. For Good Goods, Low Prices
ness, place your orders with
BAILIE & COSKERY.
Matonio Temple, 712 Broad St., AUGUSTA, GA.
THEO. MARK WALTER’S
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Steam Ma ^ -wo ^ ■ : + e¥orks,
.+**-*» f
~~, ri
BREAD ST5, OWEvO al ARKE5',
A xxg-O-jsto,, - *
MARBLE WOEK, Domestic aitd Imported, AT LOW PRICES.
Georgia and South Carolina granite Monuments
MADE A SPECIALTY,
A largo selection of Marble and Granite delivery. Work always-on hand, ready for tetterin g
and
Tlie Crawford ville Hotel.
J. E- DAEDEH, Proprietor«
Crawford ville, Georgia.
Terms : ,$2.00 per Day.
It is the most convenient hotel to depot and post office; nearest to the business por -
tion of the town. The best board and lodging furnished to ail customers. The
rooms are large and comfortable at all times of the year.
POUTERS AT I VERY TRAIN.
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H. N. R E HI D,
738 Reynoi ns street, Augusta, Ga,
-DEALER IN
Steam Engines amt Boilers, Corn and Wheat Mills, Saw-Mills and Machinery
Supplies, Turbine Water-Wheels, Eagle Cotton Gin with or without Feeders and
Condensers. HYDRAULIC POWER,
COTTON PRESSES, BOTH HAND AND
Buffalo Scales, Agricultural implements. ISfPrlces lower than ever Known be- in
fore. : /“Special inducements to Cash Buyers. tgTOall or write for circulars N. REID,
special prices. Correspondence and patronage. II.
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k, GA
i AS 0 MIO TEMPL
Augusta, Ga.
H 1 ADQUAET 1 RS
FOR
Reliable ~'-zssEm
Fashionable and
Dry Goods
Our Stock of 15pring and Summer Trade i3 now complete in every depart¬
ment. It is the most extensive and best selected and assorted ever shown in
the South Atlantic State, and includes everything handsome and attractive iu
l)iy Goods* Notions and .Novelties.
In low and medium-priced goods, by extensive additions, we are able to
offer the best line in this section, and every article will be exactly as represent¬
ed, while in finer goods we carry a stock that cannot be matched south of the
Patomac; and on prices, for goods of all grades, we give an absolute guarantee
not only against home competition, but agaiDSt every city in
THE UNITED STATES.
Orders for goods or samples will receive" prompt and
careful attention.
DALY & ARMSTRONG.
AUGUSTA GEORGIA
Si® Itw Btaiit® filth
SEW GOODS
MB IEW FRIGES.
I have bought my brother’s, Thos, E. Bristow, entire Stock of Merchan¬
dise and have moved to the building recently occupied by J. W. Tucker as a
liar-room, where I will keep a Fall Stock of
r?r FANCY AND DOMESTIC -T
W i -iti
ron-sr cs-oodsl
Also a full line of FAMILY GROCERIES, Best Brands of FLOUR and
MEAL always on hand, at the lowest rates for CASH.
w. €.bkistow, GRAWFAUPYILLE, S’ GA.
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m
A fresh lot of (warden &ecds just
received at Or. Reid’s Drug §tore.
Remember that I buy my seeds for
cash and keep no old stock on hand.
All of last season’s seeds burned,
Come and get iresh seeds that will
be sure to come up.
i«ITO& 8 MB
1 also have a fine stock of the latest School Books, Stationery, Pens, Pencils, Letter
Note, Foolscap, Legal Cap and Ledger Papers, r just have everything you need in the
Stationery line.
Paints, Oils, Lamps, Ac ■ 9
I also keep a full line of Oils and Paints. Paints mixed of different Colors, White
Lead, Lind Seed Oil, Castor Oii, Sweet Oil, Sewing Machine Oil, Kerosene Oil,
and Sperm Oil. Paint Brushes of the best quality. In fact, I have every
thing that is usually kept in a first class drug store. I will sell you as
Cheap as they can be bought in Georgia,
REMEMBER that I sleep over the Drug Store and wili wait on you at
a*y hour of tlve night. I am keeping a full line of Lamps and fancy fixtures.
Come and buy where you have a
f.mvre assortment to select from.
WELL PAID EMPLOYMENT
always be secured by you, if you are a competent Shorthand II riter. This
can by entering the
you may become in a few months, at very little expense,
SHORTHAND INSTITUTE at Louisville, Ky., or Nashville, Tens.
greatly reduced rates. If you cannot come to us
yirWE CAN TEACH Y'OU BY MAIL AS THOROUGH.^*
for Circulars to Prof. H. A. HALE, Principal Shorthand Institute.
Send the
either at Nashville. Tenn, or Louisville, Ky. whichever is
Address him convenient point for \ our»elf.
most
