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The Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
■Y CLEM. C. MOORE.
CRA WFORD VILLE, GEORGIA.
Bntarcd at the poitoffic* at Crawfotdrille,
•eorgia, M «eeond-elau mail matter.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1886.
Hon, Sam J. Tilden died at his
home at Gravestone, N. Y, last
Wednesday morning.
The bright eyed, rosy cheeked girl
that knows how to work and isD »t too
lacy to do it, is the girl of the future
and of the country. The bee is
better than the butterfly.
A yonng woman of Ashton Dak.,
has a farm which she works all alone.
She has three horses, and last year
she raised 1,300 bushels of grain, and
now has seventy-five acres of wheat,
fifteen of corn, and is breaking up
more land. She averages about one
offer of marriage a mouth.
The case against J. H. Bowles and
JoneC. Bone, of Woodville, Green
county, charged with counterfeiting,
were heard last week before U. S.
Commissioner Haight, in Atlanta.
The testimony did not make out the
charge and District attorney so stated
to the court. The cases were dismiss
ed.
John K ly thought Samuel J. Til¬
den too and frail to run a second
time for resident. John Kelly is
■dead. Rachariah Chandler fought to
keep Tilden out of the Presdeucy.
Chandler is dead. Grant was Presi¬
dent when Tilden claimed to his suc
cessor. Grant is dead. Hancock
was Qominatsd as a more likely candi
date to live throngh the Presdency
ttian Tilden. Hancock is dead.
Hendricks seemed to ha ve long life a
ihead of him as compared with the
man at the bead of “the old ticket.”
Hendricks is dead. Seymour, McClel¬
lan, all the old candidates are dead;
i mean while, Tilden largely directs the
Democratic policity from Greystone
-*nd commands the Viking as she
.streams gaily;o’er the ocean wave.
The Atlanta Capitol pays Hon.
jpatrick Walsh a high and deserved
tribute. No Georgian in the gnberna
J iT'ai campaign has occupied a more
" ^ Hon, Chroni¬ Pat¬
rick rtSu-i, of the Augusta
cle, A warm fnend of General Gor¬
don, he was committed to Major Ba
cou’s support, and Mr. Walsh always
stands tp his promises. He has con
ducted the campaign on the highest
possible plane, and made a model ad¬
vocacy of Major Bacons cause. We
do not underrate other support that
Bacon had, but in our judgement Mr.
Walsh was his most powerful, judici¬
ous effective prop. Ail honor to Mr.
W*lsh, whom the Capitol hopes to see
in the gubernatorial chair.”
A Snako Story.
The Marshallville Times is entitled
to the pastry for the following snake
story: “Mr. Fred Walker, who lives
near here, met with quite an advent¬
ure a few days since, Shortly after
retiring he was aroused from a sound
sleep by a crash of his crockery ware
falling broken upon the floor—cups,
saucers, plates and pitchers flying in
every direction, Hastily strikiug a
light and arming himself, be proceeded
to investigate, when, to his horror, lie
discovered that a huge rattlesnake was
the cause of all the mischief, After
dispatching him and upon closer ex
amination, he found that his snake
ship in crawling around had come
across some eggs deposited upon the
same shelf with the crockery ware;
these he had swallowed, and moving
on had passed a portion of his body
through the handle of the jug of but¬
termilk; more eggs were then found
and swallowed. These eggs prevented
him from going forword or returning,
and his desperate efforts to get away
had caused all the noise and deslruc
tion. This may seem like a snake
story, but Mr. Walker is willing to
testify to it3 truth.”
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Weekly News aud its unrivaled Pre¬
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,.f Sewing Machines, Families Scales.
Fruit Presses, Meat Choppers, Watch¬
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tained at nominal figures, will be sent
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the union; containing 112 columns or
16 pages of matter every issue. All the
news of the day, original stories, mar¬
ket reports, etc., and is just the paper
to suit any man, woman or child —liv¬
ing where they may.
Send address on i>ostal card to
J. H. Estill, Pro.,
savannah, Ga.
Advertised Letters.
The following list of letters, remainin
in the Post-offiee, at Crawfordville, Talia
ferro county, Ga., will be sent to the Dead
Letter office if not called for at the expi
ration of 30 days from date.
Sutton & Anderson, Henry Andrews,
Sam Coleman, Ewly Chapman, Mrs Sa¬
rah Gilbert, Lewis Oughes, Mrs Eliza
Johnston. J E Little. Mrs B Moore, Willie
Rhodes, Dr II S Smith, Mrs Cornelia
Smith, Miss Aniada Smith, Miss Julia
Morris, Mrs Emma McBenes, Mathews A
Sallie, Mrs Celia Williams, Rarton Wat¬
kins, W. L. Ware, P G Langly, S C Gor¬
don, G W Whitehead. E J Perry.
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ters, please say advertised.
M. E Brooke, P. M.
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BILE BEANS! What a funny name
for a modicinel Nevertheless it is very
significant as applied to the article.
Bile, lowish according bitter, viscid to Webster, is “a fluid, yel¬
nausceous
secreted by the liver.” Whenever the
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is
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complaint. Price, 25 cents per bottle.
After the failure of the freedman’s
bank the colored people of Georgia be¬
gan to bury their money. Lem Ma¬
this, of Marietta, hurried 8(515 in a
tin box and died without revealing its
location, Joe Cook, of Marietta bur¬
ied half a bushel of silver dollars and
his heirs are still looking for the mon¬
ey. “Aunt” Sallie Lester buried
8900. On her deathbed she said to
er daughter, “ You will finb that
money in a jar at” — , and she died
without completing the sentence.
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NOTICE.
A 11 persons having demands against the
Axestate of Win. Reid, late of said coun¬
tv, deceased, are hereby notified to render
in their demand to the undersigned indebted ac¬
cording to law: and all person*
to said estate are required to make imme¬
diate payment. All Crawfordville, persons are request¬
ed to address me at
This 2rd of August, 1886. REID,
A. H.
Executor of Wm. Reid, deceased.
Money! Money!!
$ 20 , 000 .
ISrTO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
in Taliaferro County at legal rates of
interest. It will be to the advantage of
the farmers to see me before applying
elsewhere. APPLY AT ON* E TO
H M HOLDEN.
Attorney at Law, Crawfordville, Ga.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
f '1 EORiilA, Taliafkkuo County:
\JTReoecca Jackson having in due form
applied to the Undersigned for twelve
months’ support out of the estate of Wiley
Jackson, late of said county, deceased,
and the appraisers duly appointed having filed for
S' tting apart said support
their return as required by law; this is
therefore to cite all persons interested in
said estate, to s how cause on or before
the, first Monday in September next (on
which day I will pass upon said applica¬ be
tion) why said application should not
granted, and said return admitted to
record.
This the 17th of July. HENRY 1886, II. FLYNT,
Ord. T. C,
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MACHINE WORKS.
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
r Iron and Brass Castings, Mill
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and Hangers; a Full Line of the
Celebrated Osburne lteaping-and
Mowing Machinery, Meadow
King Mowers and Gregg
Reapers; Cotton Presses,
Cane Mills, Evaporators
and Mill Supplies of
All Kinds.
WEARS NOW OFFERING SPECIAL
Bargains in Steam Engines and Cireulor
Saw Mills, Turbine Water Wheel* and
BOLTING CLOTH at SHORT NOTICE.
Hancock Inspirators,
the Great Boiler Feeder,
Eberman Single Handle
Injectors, Low Prices and
None Better, Piping, Valves,
Fittings of all Kinds, Packing
STEAM GUAGES, GUAGE GLASSES,
ETC., ETC.
Let ns know what you want, and get our prices
beore buying. Address,
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Atlions, >
CARPETS
AND
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-New Houses Furnished from Cellar to Attic, with——
WILTON VELVET, BRUSSELLS, 3-rLY and INGRAIN CARPETS, HEARTH
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ness, place your orders with
BAILIE & COSKERY,
Matonic Temple, 742 Broad St., AUGUSTA, GA,
THEO. MAR WALTER’S
Steam Marble a*" ‘t* v'T orks,
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BROAD ST., N .<I5U MARKET,
Augusta, * m ■
MARBLE WOEK, Domestic and Imported, AT LOW PRICES.
Georgia and South Carolina granite Monuments
MADI A SPECIALTY,
A large selection of Marble and Granite delivery. Work always on hand, ready for letterin g
and
The Crawfordville Hotel.
J. E- DARDEN, Proprietor.
Crawfordville, Georgia.
Terms : $2.00 per Day.
It is the most convenient hotel to depot and post office; nearest to the business por¬
tion of tlie town. The best board and lodging of the furnished to all customers. The
rooms are large and comfortable at all times year.
»- PORTERS AT EVERY TRA IN.
H. KT. REID,
738 Reynoi ns street, Augusta, Ga,
-DEALER IN
.Steam Engines and Boilers, Corn and Wheat Mills, Saw-Mills and Machinery
Supplies, Turbine Water-Wheels, Eagle Cotton Gin with or without Feeder* and
Condensers. HYDRAULIC POWER,
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Birdsall Traction Engine, Birdaali Portable Engine, Variable feed Saw Mills.
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I have bought my brother's, Titos, E. Bristow, entire Stock of Merchan¬
dise and have moved to the building recently occupied by J. W. Tucker as a
bar-room, where I will keep a F j)l Stock of
ur Hr FANCY AND DOMESTIC H
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Also a full line of FAMILY GROCERIES, Best Brands of FLOUR and
MEAL always on hand, at the lowest rates for CASH.
W, C.BKISTOW, CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
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&AKDM SEEDS!
A fresh lot of Garden Seeds just
received at Dr. Reid’s Drug Store.
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 fresh seeds that will
he sure to come up*
I 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, &c • •
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,
ltEMEMBER that 1 sleep over the Drug Store and wili wait on you at
any hour of the night. I am keeping a full line of Lamps and fancy fixtures.
Come and buy where you have a
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