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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1886)
f ■ r ^ =t( _ f- ■ 1 / / 4 \ CLEM. G. ^133RE> VOL. X. Business MreetdrUT -OF TIIB TOWN OF OIL^Sl-w FORDVILiIjS ! The following firms and business houses have placed their cards in this directory for the purpose of showing the public where patrons can be accommodated by their services in their respective lines of business. We recommend the following names to the public as reliable dealers, and they will all serve you at short notice. 3VXILLIHERY M RS. M. A. ASKIN'. Dealer in All Millinery, Neckwear, Notions, etc. Dress-making to order. TV/fRS.M. ill 0. TROPE, Dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods. Stove House ALTON P, HARRIS, Agent. Has now established a regular Stove House and Stove repair shop, Prices and work competing with any city. Nine years'experience in this business. Will repair and refit any kind of Stoves at low prices, Drugs and Medicines R. J. REID, Practicing Physician, Dealer in Patent Medicines, Druvs, of all kinds, Books; Pens, Pencils and aJi fancy Stationery. JEWELER pi Vj. S. LUCAS, yv atch-maker and J f.wf.ler. Watch, Jewelery and Gen. Repair Shop. Watches and Jewelry always on hand. XjAWYERS M. Z. ANDREW S, LAW. ATTORNEY AT adjoining PruHICps in this and the countitj. ’• Stewart’- -SorCj rv. "* * T w fHXQN, ‘ J. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Mitchell Building. J. F, REID. LAW. ATTORNEY AT Practices in all tho courts. Collections prompt remittances a specialty. Practicing Physicians j^RTHUR G. BEAZLEY, M. D. Offers his services in the general prac¬ tice of Medicine and Surgery. jyc L. A. STEPHENS, Practicing Physician. Will he pleased to serve all. Office in Gee building. Work Shops*, E . H. OGLETREE, Manufacturer and Dealer in Wagons and Buggies, Blacksmitliiug and General Repair Work. •p’DMON GOLUCKE, Cabinet Work, Fancy Turning, and Stairbuilding. Gin and Mill Geaiing a Specialty. T. N. CHAPMAN. • f) Manufacturer and Dealer in Buggies, Wagons and Harness. Black smithing and Repairing a specialty. rpHOMAS JL J. Blacksmith. EVANS, General Blacksmitliiug and Repair Shop. Work Guaranteed. General Merchandise. JASPER MYERS, Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Groceries and Furnishing Goods. U. BRISTOW, Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries and everything in a general store. ^JHARLES BERGSTROM, Dry Goods, Groceries and General Mer¬ chandise. Terms cash. JMTUS RICHARDS, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions and General Merchandise, O JS YL”ESTUS ' S'”EW' i * APT 1 ’ ^ Merchandise. T^ALTON P. HARRIS, Agent, Will not be undersold in Dry Goods, Notions CRAWFORDYILLE, GEO A, AUGUST 27, 1S86. Hotels. rjtHE OBAAVFORDVILLE HOTEL. J. E. Darden, Proprietor. Good Fare. Terms $2. per day. oomAcroas. W . J. NORTON, Contractor and Builder. Good worK at short notice. E . K. BOONE, Contractor and Builder. Good work and at low rates. E- B. FITTS, Contractor and Builder. Good Work Guaranteed. a ■f I 9 i A Liver Medicine i'ov eases of the Liver, Diseases, Dyspepsia } Smir Stomac S- , J^tC A edirci n Taliaferro County. CrawfoiidvIli. i, Ga. Feb. 3rd, 1880. Mess. O. Barrett & Co : This is to certify that my son was greatly afflicted with Dyspep¬ sia, and after trying several physi¬ cians and everything I knew of without any relief, I was persuad¬ ed by Dr. Reid to try II. H. P. After using one bottle, I saw quite 'an improvement in his condition. Being so much gratified with this result, the use was continued. After using one-half dozen bottles he gained thirty or forty pounds in weight, and was entirely restor¬ ed to health. 1 fully believe it saved my son’s life, and 1 cheer¬ fully recommend it to those suffer¬ ing with Liver Complaint, Malaria, and Dyspepsia. Respectfully, JESSE PORTWOOD. PREPARED BY G "Oo ^ + P,T Pd DRUGGISTS, AUGUSTA r'T/rror’T, Agents F0R TII f, 5 £k T x EW Wanted! The World’s BY J. W. BT7EL. Tlie most successful subscription hook selling three times as fast now as ever Keguiar convas^rs clear from Mo to a 840; and850 per dav. Nothing like it was ever known in Hie history of book publishing. Proofs sent free on No experience needed to insure success. We help persons without means to do a large businsss; no capital needed. Write for particulars, Salaries guaranteed to persons who do not wish to canvass on commission. We mean husi terms and full descriptions of our plans of doing businests. We also give away standard books to persons who send us names of book agents. Write for our list of free standard hooks IIlSTORICAL PUBLISHING Co., 400 & ill N. Third Street, St. Louis, Mu Devoted to the Interest of*Ta’i; County, the People and General News. CLIPPINGS 9 . John B. Dorris’ circus will be la fjP Wk Oct 00 '' wT _ I rymg . chickens are cheap at Comp* being worth but 8c. and lOflp? There will be three \V- H. Feli.Jp|6ri Mf next Legislature-one from JMEK* : trout Bibb, .... . * form one one caSpf I' / * ? Out of SB convicts in the W «E 1 Simpson, ’ near * Lumpkin, M \ preachers , and the . balance a are the church. 4 William M. Smith, ot lost. log J*. thok»»«* \ ills, Ivy., applied lot tne ,-HCv ->’* c for artificial limbs and wnspnid i^ day $75. lie was a G*gia nMjnber fi panyA, Forty-first Our people are not fast . in . because they know how the.UUyi -^an war started, and they know how y ; widows and arphans are to daf ij|§j§|C* ing what luippaned in that Give us peace if possible. llumphries, tho man chan^Hlith «».<*,»**•*” iiiunpbt ie>, hi Baldwin MmMRWtt tried last week in MilledgevR'.>4 ”|ptrq.d guilty and sentenced to be fmjg "on Friday, tho 24th of September* HMUbMST A n I llinois young- tropienl fanopf'l^syp''’ seel of using this ardof as conclusive proof ‘ Of his I ity: ‘-My .. , bast loved . , one, . „ AA the postage stamp on your lag * 'ettor all to thunder, because i kj§G»yoii licked it on.” . * . Joe Harper, an Irwin con man, is a fit example for his owns a good farm.' three bn yoke of oxen, cows, hogs and s!v K*. / plenty of provisions to dp b B?- S ten bat :otton . a surplus of about Um. each year. •,rf -3 ' Advice from- t? -v 4 ceutyrs retwrt, and p. l " ; - inu^dm.v Wjff* fa*** ul\ mand for fotton fab... and other proirisiens are ending tip ward. „„ Theio is . room enough n ... 1 ie W01 ' Christum fl rU ?- a Union, TT y all ,t»° tho r people S living in the world,1.400 000,000, find standing room within the limits of a field ten miles square, and by aid of a telephone could be address by a single speaker. In a field twenty miles square they could all be comfort¬ ably seated. Even so recently as ten years ago there were very few occupations open to women. It was marriage or noth¬ ing. The nothing would often, indeed, be tho better of the two alternatives; but to be an old maid was regarded as such a prodigimous failure, that young women were ready to take almost any risks rather than be reserved for such a fate. That day has hapilv past. Imperfect digestion and assimilation produce disordered conditions of tliesys tem which grow and are confirmed by neglect, I)r. J. II. McLean’s Strengthen mg Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its tonic properties, cures indigestion and gives tone to tho stomach. $1.00 per bot tic. A blank crop report was sent out by a paper for the fannerf to fill out, and the other day one o£ them came back with the following written opr the blank side in pencil: “All we’ve got in this neighborhood is three widders, the hog choera, too much rain, acres ’taters, and a durn fool who married a crosseyed gal because she owns eighty sheep and mule, which the same is mo, and no more at rire'-ent 1 ~ ” sick head aclie, female trouble-: . For neuralgic pains in tho head take Dr. J. 11. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pil ets. 25 cents a vial. At Atlanta Mayor llillyer is taking his time with reference to the action that he will pursue on the resolution l« ssed Ly ^oanefl nearly two months ago, requesting him to reduce the fine of and CO sts imposed upon seven citizens of . Atlanta . for selling „ liquor. The fines were imposed by Police Judge , , Anderson, , and , on account . of , rheir size the City Council passed a resolution , . petitioning Mayor ,, . „ Hi,Iyer to open iiis heart and and reduce ''*»■ mm-lte. te« tok» in each case to the Supreme Court, and these appeals will be heard as soon as the court meets. Mayor llillyer says that lie is in uo hurry i 0 decide what he shall do. THE FUR gIwe RS OF NSW YORK. Glrl * w "° ”‘ rd for “ Rmn11 Amount of BftuSfe:,—Poison In tl>e Furs. Of all the skiibd labor that women do, ifcj&at p ru bably the worst and moat unhealthy of tho fur sewers, and few live to worK ' :)t H moro 0iau f ‘ V9 or Thcy iro inU. a consumptive decline, lose gpfeon. fcbeir sight or become victims to arsenical The busy season with fur sewers during the summer and early full, as 3b<> «?f l hont3 that arc to be sold tho fol tI}0n ’ and as -ehat ako is Uio season- when moths are flying> it il4 necessary to keep mo work ropm dosed as far as is possible, to pre v. at any of those dreaded insects from SS‘4,4”S' ssrur. up a constant irritation of the lungs ntiy u i n . a t . s i ro t„ C ou,-> which fivqut into pulmonary oca-sumption •» predisposed that way. The Sod hairs also got into. the eyes, jtlievo are few of tho girls 9'ho' work at that trade long that not have red or sore .yes, though jpnm-of p^V'Zo them attribute that trouble £ to t ■ goalcnrev! J-r 1 te’t you thet More is no dan to the healtlf in that business, and S^£“,"2.0A L , . . i . out of ten will n ow unmi'dakahle evi of poisoning in tin ir pale faces wrd puffed out eyelids. Every pelt i,as to ho cu ran with moro or less ar.ronic, 'j(nd no anfOnut of aubsoquant shaking or flycing will remove it id'. The girls :•.> it into their system with every Pfcriok ol ch« neudlo aiul i*vcrv l'amrlu o! they inhalo. Tie- very e.ir 11 soentod - with its puilg e n t, coppery odor, ^^Fur other sewing kind is of in it If no Tlio iiurder rkeis than •»ny ;ng. w generally seatodfcin low chairs and a^vo Lend the work in their laps and thus directly over -it. The stitch is an Kter and over one and is sewn with linen k>»t t%ead, and then the seams are flattened h^bng'Stde by means of a L>uo instrument, tho living liras dampened. Tho wars is tedious, aa it is composed of him wnail bits of fur matched and ;'’’ 1 fc l K 2t ' hei '-piece out lengths or ,M5 ‘ U ‘ 4 ' ^ pj l ' Rt ‘ V0 ^ B tfe P 00 ^ - F'l They earn by steady work about ' a svock if expert. In some cases a ■hole family of girls will bo found work fertogwher. It takes about a year for s girl to learn fur sowing, though those off garments must of #***■ understand it bettor stul. Thu t» fl ’ h ' lw ' experts, for they can earn $10 a week, but the work is not yteady, and in tne winter and spring !jMre are nvu'y idle months, so Unit the Mirage is dt once r; dimed to §3. Wi.nn ilnming. girls usual,'y $1 a week for first y jar, nwl j: is very rani that one /JSB9TS, jjgbcives over a week inside of three and tiiis then is reduced nearly • one-half by the dull months.—Now York Mail anil Express. Dcntli from MnU^nnui. J'untnlo. A patient suffering from this disease died recently at Guy’s hospital, London. He was employed on a wharf, in the handling of foreign bides, and undoubt¬ edly contracted the disease from tho hide of an animal which bad been affected With the disease known by i he French as charbon, by the Germans uul/.brand, but by English speaking people as anthrax. The patient noticed a pimple on tiro back of his neck, which in twenty-four hours bocanw greatly en¬ larged, and the glands of the neck were swollen. Tim surgeons removed the en¬ larged pimple at on no, but, without avail, the man dying in a;.out four days from the time he first noticed the pimple. This disease may ni- < be c.nt-.'icfed by the bite of an insect, » fly for in..'.unco, Which has been f "ding upon ■ n.icusi of an infected animal. The mierobo of the disease is a baeilb’s fliaciilu;; an thracis), am) was cb-erved in tim 1,! rsi of cattle as lo ago a» 1818 1 >y liieu der, although »ts imj/.'-ftance was first • recognize i by Davaiue m ib-TO.— .~/;;vn titic American. Reduction of tho Fuslns: Temperature. Amon? the other valuable properties of aluminum tho reduction of t; • fusing temperature of its alloys notabl . A very small pro.,n.::..a, .w-a. 3- J 00 of 1 pg r cent, of aluminum, in tho form of 7 or 8 per cent, allmnir.um alloy of. efist iron, is a<l.iod to the charge (about sixty wrou-.'l.t Lou in tin crucible this)",, b. • -,j I '!■") The fusja? fwlat i3 ,. t OD W .„ I0 r,oo degrees, and t'lu; oi.a.,.' , wow a, sil >■/ ' of froaand ajumin . , l-. <■*!.• i.-iely Ua,a ci ' a 00 ' • 11 " <l ° vb ’ t,; th f tUl r ." ‘. :f! .'T “. n temperature , arid , it,; in.-mg «omt gives a it'wir p t j,,, ti , q, r rruVipuLiiin" ' >ov 'in - -of solidifying. « -ii-i,fv ' .. ■''' • Tue The extnm ... * • ■ - go • allows the ready escape of th which other wise would rank'! a porous casting, and the resuit is a riimai gab!y fine, solid, and tough costing of what appears to possi j u,e W n,.,oI Wl'!, iron.—Chicago News. n. i:. Ware’s Hetiovl. Patrons are requested to semi their children ar. Hi j op sling of the term September Ht, 1 rj. Terms; $1.59, in Advance. Washington Society Hofore the War. Washington society was, before the under southern influences. Tho men in high places here who open houses and made friends f**r and influenced new members congress and public opinion at largo their hospitalities, ware formerly, rare exceptions, southern men. Tho gained strength, as is well known, sending to represent her people and men of distinction at home; men education, wealth and social position, by keeping them long in office. north acted very generally upon tho of “rotation in office,” and her representatives for the most part lived in hotels and boarding-houses; and when they went into society, were pre¬ sented to elegant ladies and fared sump¬ tuously, it was at the houses of the southern members. This state of affairs for many years had an easily traced and incalculably great influence.—Ben. i’or ley Poore. llo Wasn’t Them. A Texas preacher caught four or flvo boys in his peach trees, lie did not pun¬ ish them, but merely said; “You ought to bo ashamed of your¬ selves, particularly tho big boys. Which of you boys hero is tho oldest?” “lie ain’t hero at all, sir. Ho didn’t know that wo wore coining, said tho youngster.—Texas Siftings, Eclipso of the Sun. A total eclipse of tho snn occurs on August, 20, which will be visible as a very small partial eclipse in the south¬ ern part of .New England and the At¬ lantic Stales, Tho path of totality at tho Isthmus of Panama tlm northern part of South America uutl sumo of tho adjacent is , lands, crosses tho Atlantic in a south- ,, etlv direction, strikes the coast of Af- 1 ilia near Bengu< la, and ends m Mad agascar. The conditions for observing it are more favorable than they wore in the total eclipse of 1883 and 1883, when the lines of totality passed al most eutireiy over the Southern Pacific Ocean Doubtless astronomer^ will ), ipMa conur.ues 22 minutts. aurt ’ , ^ . r Q ^ . ri . slight 1; ‘ ,l ) *’ > tX m * is so . that . . lfc wil1 hardly he noticed, unless atten tion is directed to it. Tho magnitude of the eclipse is only 0.018 of tho sun’s diameter, and it is on the sun’s south .. . l,u ’• our Ii'irm liciicf. Atlanta, June 12,1886. It is our firm belief that B. B. B. the lu st Blood Purifier ori the the market. We are selling four or bottles of it to ono Of any other paration of the kind. It has failed in instance to give entire Merit is the secret. W. P. Smith Druggist. When you arc constipated, with of appetite, headache, take ono of Dr. il. McLean’s Little Liver and Fillets- They are pleasant to take will cure you. 25eenLs a vial' Frontier Discipline. The Argentine Republic employs corps of frontier guards, largely re¬ cruited from tho roving tribes of the but dip trolled by Spaniah American officers, who seem to enforce subordination by rather peculiar meth¬ ods. Two or three representative war¬ riors of each tribe are kept under surveillance uf a squad of thirsty veter¬ ans, and at the first symptom of mutiny these hostages aro cornered and watched at the muzzle of a cocked revolver, while tho officer negotiates with the Convicted mutineers, how¬ are no longer flogged, a disgrace which their kinsmen would avenge at ail risks, but either shot outright or ordered to run for their Jives, followed a quarter of a minute by a long range volley of musket-balls. Dr. Felix L. Oswald. Destroy that Sign Ono may feel that he's getting old, but fie naturally dis|iKcs that anything about appearance should advise others of fact. Yet nettling does tiiis so effect¬ as thin and faliingliair. No woman i mar a mail, and business firms to employ a man, who show this a t,ai sign. Parker’s Hair Balsam is worth vou, in tiiis regard, more than its w giit diamond,. Use it, and ha/fl plentiful , ^ . ,J , 1!lir . Ma , i:ivc . na ' ; 1 , ' v< ’ 1 ' v ' ot K ra Y ,,< * ss rommnxl and Imld spots 1 ■ liv usin'a tsin„ a singin hing.c, iNittle uonw. St Mary s Oil is a god send to the ua as it will cure all pain of every des both internal and external. This is a family doctor - Its merits are un I ilted. Sold by all dealers in inedi Samp!,! bottle 25 cents; full size cents ami dollar, a suie cure for 1 1 - Ail that is asked is a trial, J. li. Go.iiLyhi, f'roprielfor, GO West Street, Ciitclm.uti Ohio. INTO. 33 AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. To All ‘Wanting; Employment. Wc want Live, Energetic and Capable and AgenU Cana¬ in every county in the United States da, to sell a patent article of great merit, OH its mbrits. An article having a large sale, pay ing over ioo per cent profit, having protected no compo* tition, and on which the agent is in the exclusive sale by a deed given for each and every county he may secure from us. With all these advantages to our agents and the fact that it i i an article that can be soul to every house owner, it might not be necessary to make an •‘extwaordinary offer” to secure good agents at once, but we have concluded to make it to show, not only our confidence in the merits of our invention, but it in with its salability by Our any agents agent that will handle energy. now at work arc making from $150 safe to for $600 a month clear and this fact makes It employ¬ us to make our offer to all who are out of ment. Any agent that will give our business a thirty days’ trial and fail to clear at least $100 in this time, a nova all expenses, can return all goods unsold to us and we will refund tho money paid for them. like Any agent or general and agent who would ton or more counties days work the m through sub-agents for ninety and fail to clear at least amove all kx rii.Nsus, can return all unsold and get their money back, .do other employer of agents ever d ued to make such offers, nor would wc if we di l not know th.w we have agents guaranteed; now making more than double the amount we and but two sales a day would give of a profit of over $135 a month, and that one our .agents took eighteen orders in one day. Our large de¬ scriptive circulars explain our offer fully, and these wc wish to send to everyone out of em¬ ployment who will send us tl iree one cent stamps for postage. Send at once and secure the agency in time for the boom, and go to work on the terms named in cur extraordinary offer. We would like to have the address of all the agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpen¬ ters in the country, and ask any reader of this paper who reads this offer, to send us at once the name and address of all such they know. Address at once, or you will lose the best chance ever offered to those out of employment to make money. Kicnnkk M anitkactukinw Co., Pa. u6 Smithfield St., Pittsburg, Georgia Railroad Co. Slone Mountain Eontc. OFF ID E G15N EU AL M A N A< 1 F.R, 1 AUGUST A.GA. Apr. 17th IKHti. \ /COMMENCING ’ SUNDAY, April, j the following passenger sceduie be operated : liv 80th meridian time, Trains run minutes slower than Augusta time. No. 1— West— Daily. , Leave Augusta . , „ . . . <> jyjaeon .... 7:10 am “ Milledgevillo . . 8 Arrive Crawlonlvillo . . “ Athens . . . o 20 p ", Atlanta' 110 ’. ". No. —-East—Daily 0 40pm 2 i^avo Atlanta . . • : »(>o££ * '. : Athens tfem m . . - • t..... : , s ;..... dv. Lv. Or’fVll Atipjujita 1 y:4P|p 15 plmlAr.CTdv’inKW ; ht|Lv. AtUntn a m Ar. Atlanta 0:40 aim Ar. Augusta 5:00 aim Fast Line No. vt— west—Daily. Leave Augusta 7 40 am Arrive Crawfoidvlllo 1> 41 am “ Athens , 12 30 am - Gainesville U 25 pm Atlanta 1 00 pm Nu 28 — East— Daily. Leave Atlanta 2 45 p ra “ Gainesville 5 53 a m, Arrive Athens 7 40 pm| “ Crawfordvillo <; 08 pm “ Augusta . 8 15pm : rsiTI’i'-.i:It JMPIM VED SLEEPERS TO AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA. Train No'27and2n will stop atarnl receive pasengers to and from thefollowlng prints »nly: Thomson, Grovetow:.. Norwood, Harlem, Crawfordvllle, Dear ing, Union Point, Grecncshoro, Madison, Hilt ledge, Social Circle, Covington, Conyers, Lillionia, Stone Mountain and Decatur. The Hast Line lia.s Through Sleeper from Atlanta to Charleston E. K. DORSEY, JNO.VV. (illKKNE, Gen. Passenger Agt. UeuT. Manager, Joe W. White, Uen’e. Traveling Passenger Ag«nt I Some < Council. Wc take pleasure in calling your atten. timtion to a remedy so lung needed In carrying children safely through the criti¬ cal stage of teething. it is an incalcula¬ ble blessing to mother and child, if you are disturbed child, at night with a sick, fretful, teething use PITTS CARMINATIVE, t will give instant relief, and regulate the bowels, and make teething safe and easy, It will cure Dysentery and Diarrhoea. I’lTTS’ CARMINATIVE is an instant relief for colic of infants. It will promote dice tion, give tone and energy to the stomach and bowels. The sick, puny, suffering child will soon become the lt fat and iroliclng joy ef the household, Is very pleasant to tho taste and only costs 25c. per bottle. Sold by Dr, U. J. REID and STEPHENS & lIAM.vIA K, Craw or.lville.Ua., and GEO. \V. OVERTON harou, Ga. BETHS CASH STORE J* CRAWFORD VILLK, GEORGIA. Since I opened 1 - t September for strict¬ ly ca b. my trade lias increased and my customers seem to wear a pleasant smite on" their fae"s over the great bargains re ceived by their thoughtfulness of saving dimes and dollars, knowing that cash Is i ding and regulating business of above ,-veiy f nd. So, in a ccwdance with the Lie: . • uiouiugemeiit, 1 again invite inv CUStmueis to eoine and ouy for cash all y n i an id save trouble and extra charges. I have oil hand a Iniud-eme lot of dry gi.ods, ! shoes, hats groceries, pin —war,; and everything that call ha lid !i il geneiai on-, which 1 will se.J low down for ila sil. CHARLES) DLRGoTROM.
