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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1886)
j & ■A 7 a r£ 4 <^32^ K f8&& > ; T% ill By CLE3S. S. M333L YOL. X. Fo star & ouglity, COTTON !F\£LO TORS -and C’v/ItIa.iI. CA \ f "\S I CCT ( lY "\I 1? P F A \ ^ r | 's Lv U- J- -h a. j ‘ >- 9 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. 1 Warehouse and Compress occupying block bounded by Washington, Twigg, Cab hoan ond Taylor Streets, and connected with all the rail maps centering here by double tracts extending into our yards. Drayage saved, fc^"Our entire personal attention will be devoted to the business in ah its details, and to all who intrust us with <*o lsignments we guarantee prompt and satisfactory re urns, liberal adeances made on Consignments. ofFics: XO^ Heynolds street. . (tJTRooiiis for Sever./ ears o* upied by Augusta Cotton Exchange. fe. PH1N1ZY. J. PHLNIZY. J. TOBIN. KUMISS * Ctt w COTT®M FACTORS. Vi New Sta/dard Fire-Proof YYarchoase. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. !^“ Liberal Advance* on Consignments Jgl l| 7^ 1 X Reliable Goods, Fair )( k alin © <r. --Trompt attention. NEW STYLES- Call o.i, write to—■ ¥w I L W. ■THCO^LOE^aL® No. a'. AVldteliali St., ATLANTA. GA. mS$ i- ” Business DliectosY -OF THE TOWN OF- C01F1. S3 /il XI a; X-e jEm The following firms an-! usin.-ss houses have placed their card* in this directory for the purposejof showing the public where patrons can be accommodated by their services;in lliAr respective lines of business. We recommend the following names to the public as reliable dealers, and they will all serve you at short notice. aura **# - .^m-.e' jvflaLLiifsirsr M RS. M. A. ASKIN. Dealer in AH Millinery, Neckwear, Notions, etc. Dress-aiakinc to order. VI RS. M. C. TROPE, JVJL Dealer in Millinery ami Fancy Goods. Drug's and Medicines* w R. J. REID, Practicing Physician, Dealer in Patent Medicines, Drugs, of all kinds, Books, Pens, Pencils and all fancy Stationery. i JEWELER c. S. LUCAS, Watch-maker and Jeweler. Watch, Jewelery and Gen. Repair shop. Watches and Jewelry always on hand. XjAWYEIUS M. Z. ANDREW S, Attorney at Law Practices in this and tiie adjoining counties. Office over S. Stewart's .store - n '* MITCH Fl I yy jv itornky at Law. Practices ' . all the courts. Office over S. Stewart’s -tore. J. w. nixoN, Attorney at Law. Office in tlie Mitchell Building. ,T. F, REID, At orney at Law. Practices in ail the courts. Collections prompt remittances a specialty. O3HTRACr0?v53. -yyr. j. NORTON, Contractor and Builder. Good wort at short notice. E . K. BOONE, Contractor and Builder. Good work and at low rates. - JY. R. FITTS, Contractor and Builder. Good Work Guaranteed. •I TOB WORK DONE at the Dfmocr vt Offtw very ves-enaK* CRAWFORDVILLE, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12.1S8G. Llotels. HPIIE ouawfoiidville hotel. J. E. Darden, Proprietor. Good Fare. Terms 82. per day. Practicing Physicians* 4 RTHUli G. BEAZLEY, M. D. A Offers ids services in the general prac¬ tice of Medicine and Surgery. ) It. L. A. STEPHENS, Practicing Physician. Will be pleased to serve all. Oh/ e in Gee building. Work Shops, K . II- OGLETREE, in Manufacturer and Dealer Wagons and Buggies. Black smithing and General Rep ir Work. E UM ON GO LUCRE, Cabinet Work, Faney Turning, and Stairbuilding. Gi i and Mill Geaiing a | Specialty. : T. X. CD A PM 'N. D urer and Dealer m 1 Buggie., \Va .'ons and Harness, iilack j smithing and Repairing a specialty. I rpiIOMAS J EVANS, X iJl.ACKSMITH. General Biaek <mitliing and Repair Shop. Work Guaranteed. General Merchandise. JASPER MYERS, Dry Goon-. Clothing, Notions. Groceries and Furnishing Goods. C. BRISTOW, i Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries and everything in a 'em-rarl store. l 1H AR LES BE KG ST RO M, > General Mei Dry Goods, Groceries and chandise. Terms cash. 1 •ITUS RICHARDS, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions and General Merchandise, Ct YLVESTtJS STEWART, Dry Goods, Groceries, and General , Mercbandi co Devoted to the Interest of tounty, the People and General News. ■ HARDAY’S BRAVE DEED. * I Lexington*, O.V., Oct U.o street. His form was erect, l# ; step quick ami elastic, his face covered witli a growth of steel gray beard, with' an eye that seemed to pierce the gcn|b ob- '! ject upon which it rested. Ilis al I eating was so .striking that a by¬ *, stander was asking his name. m •‘Why,” said he, *’he lives in i V*. country, and a braver soidier never fought in the southern cause. He be¬ longed to Irwin’s artillery, of WilkeS . county, this state, and was conspie ous in handling her cannon during al those dark days. It was in the year ’0$ i that the opposing forces had been shell¬ ing each other all day, and each show-, ed a stubborn detei munition not to yield. Between them ran the placid waters of the North Anna river. We had a number of a. in line, d'iil ing death blows to tRb ederals, who, in return shelled us. Each had brought their enliic batterv to play along the, line. Our cannons were vvlieeled up near the hanks, and a double s ipply of an nmnitioii put in the cos-ions. These cartridges were loaded, having a little fuse on the. outside so that they could he fired off without failure. They tveie placed ui the ca sion fuse end up and uncovered. In the midst of this heavy artillery Cue a shell from the JJ’adei'ala crime Iflying over and burst just a&ve one ot our cannons, near tlie eassion ’ igniting the fuse of one of these car¬ tridges and causing consternation in the ranks. It was but a moment ere a hundred cartridges were ready to burst when tY. A. Hardy leaped upon the eassion wagon, and, one by one. seized the fuse and ami thiew each into a puddle of water near by, putting them out. He stood there, ainidstatlie cries of his etmmuie. to leap for hmjife, ere the whole css thrown from ttie wagon Into Hie Wa¬ ter, and then, witli the m rve of a true southern soiildier, he stopped itown^ half and diiacted IBs gun ,-.s if nothing happened.” Mr. Hardy iives near this jd.ice on his little farm, surrounded by his lov¬ ing wife and children. On being asked about the incident lie said: ‘"Yes, it is so, b::t 1 can’t teli you i:w it hap¬ pened. Just ask some of the boys who were wiih me. They can tell you ail about it.” Negro Labor. The question of negro labor is wor¬ rying some of the it uiieal politicians, especially the cl ampion demagogue from Maine. Aiu’npoa of this subject, tiie I’eiladeiphia Record says: “The cneap labor "of the negro in tiie South puts a cheap shirt on the hack of tlie workingman. Tiie negro sells his la¬ bor on the Lest tei ms he can get and manages to drive a better bargain than the white laborers who dig ore at tiie North. But Mr. lii ine proposes to raise tlie market price f negro la¬ bor iu the Nuut.li without paying any more for cotton, lie s going to raise it by political agitation. Mr. Blni ic might as well try to raise John Adams by whistling Yankee Doodle over his g ave. The prices of commodities, la¬ ! bor among the rest, are not lixed by vvoru of mouth. If Mr Blaine can make cotton very scarce and dear, or negro labor very scarce and dear, lie can send up price:;.” A Word to Youag maa. I want *o say a word to the young men. It is a grand thiugto he a young j man, to have life befor you. Life is behind me.—My tecoid is pretty near jy yours is to make. I can’t ctiange my record to save my life, i can’t undo a deed that I have dune or unsay a word that I have spoken to save my soul. No more can you. You are making your record. We old men have our record nearly made and can’t change it. It is an a -vf-il thing when a man is sixty five ve vj of age to look outi.uon a stained,’“meared, smudged reco d and know ho can’t change it Thank Mod! there is a man who can vvipe out the iniquity s utlicient to save u» as the school boy wipes tiis sum off the slate. Even if a man is forgiven, it leaves a mark upon him he will re¬ cover from—never. —John B. Gough. Life will acquire new zest, and cheer fulness return, if you will impel i your liver and kidneys to the performance of their functions- Dr. J. II- McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will stimulate • porn to healthful actio -. bottle. rtp.-i 1)0| L VT/"N V O V | J » L i X.' X 0«. - . thanksgiving tor the favors ot the past .fear. lie makes an uppiopi Lilt- le ©fence of the past. Take one of I)r. J. II.McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Piliets at night before you go to bed and you will Vie surprised now buo\ ant and vigorous you will feel the next day. Only 23 cents a vial. Tiie test of a telephone between Washington and New York,a distance of three hundred miles, having result ed satisfactorily, we see no reason why we may not proceed to telephone our ,ni " 01 1 • Science does not travel in leaden shoes. Tha quality of the blood depends mueli ppon good or bad digestion and assimila¬ tion; to make ihe blood rich in life and strength giving constituents use Dr. .1, II, McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier; it will nourish I he proper¬ ties of the blood from which the elements of vitality are drawn. $1.01) per bottle. The jug trade between Allan! t and GrilHn and other neighboring tow ns is Mid to lie something immense since pi liibiiion lias been really enforced in Atlanta, '."lie day passenger train that carries the express from Macon to Atlanta is now called the ‘'jug train.” You sliould avoid all mctlicii cs which esu .) you horrid griping pains; tn.iy to sjroy tlu* coatings of the st.nu ten and make you an invalid for life; the juild power is tile be-t. Dr. J. II. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Piliets will cure cnii s and lever, biliousness, ctc,2f> cents a via). Winnie Johnson, who is on exliibi Won in Cincinnati, is probably the iar-* g St woman in Uie umid. She is live feet eight and a halt inches in heighlh, measure:! three feed around tins upper r/o, four Wet five inches arotiml the i high, eight feet nine inches around IP- imsi, ami is said to weigh 7811 '■^V os. .............. " i h M ?'A - * ’-’gI A • v '* pfessiofnium a dudo.Ms in In- head, arc very common!pro:iu-»M by tud; -e-,tioii: moihid ijespoiiiiei n-y, irrltahillity nnd nth cratmsltivellcse of tlio nerves may, m a majority of eases, he traced to the same cause. J)r. .1. 11. Me Leans Liver and Kidney Balm and l’iliets will positively uure. John Turpin, of Americus, while outti g some millet at his home :i day or two ago, cut a huge moccasin in two before lie r. allied v. at. ho had done. As if this was not enough to shatter Ins nerves, he went to the well o thaw a bucket of water, when, jus! as he went to Lake a drink, he saw an other reptile securely wrapped around tlie iron handle of the backet, evident iy enjoying tiie novelty of the situa¬ tion. He quickly dispatched it also, lint from a fear of further contingen¬ cies, will coniine himself to milk diet here.ii ter, until the snake season has passed, at least. Persoiiol Memoir* loGen. lloht. 17. I.eo. The whole world lias bought and read the ‘‘Personal Memoirs” of Gen. Grant, and now following upon tins we have tile anriouiiecmeo of tiie |>ul> lication of the ” Personal Memoirs” of Gen. Lee. 1 iiis is as it slioulu be, foi . it will i ring up for comparison and . : criticism tlie individual histories of these like two Green great military chieftains, who, meeting »t>ieek, I’’ 1 ' tlie opposing hosts in the final sting gles of ’ lie give.it rebellion. i Geti. Lee’s .Memoirs will lie issued iu one, volume, but it will contain more matter than Isitli volumes of Gen. Grant’s memoirs, as the pages are much larger. The puce will also lie very low, and the indications are that tlie sales will be the largest ever known for any book publi hed mlhis country. One house alone has contracted for £‘25,000 c pies, ami the pubiisheis expect to print 500,000 copies in the first edition. I lie hook is to be issued m the United States and Europe, and we learn that the de maud in tiie ol I country is tin* great est ever known fur an American book. This is particularly so in France and Germany when* the Military spirit runs so high, and where Gen. Lee’s genius as a soldier was so greatly ad¬ mired. The book will be sold exclu e>i y c*ly by subscription, and firms /fe siring agences will find the advnstn nt in ari other column of Unspa|>er. The work is clouting a decided sensation nnd will no doubt have a large sale. —— - — », Pams in tlie back , , are frequently caused by a sudden wreneemg of the spine. ,\ few applications -n -Salvation Oil will give permriient relief. Price twenty-five cents, For sale by all druggist* Terms: SI.50, In Atfyanes. Tired and languid n omen. How uuvuy women there are of whom tf-se woras'an; tine: “They fe,-! u> b( , . ........ wol ,, ( , a vvitli the children, fretted over things,a Hut den t» themselves. and vet with no acute disease." \V hat a pity It is. itut a few bottles of Parker’s Tonic will drive all this away, and re.ievo the troub lev peculiar to tlirir sox Shrilu , rs ia ^. u 7'\VmiTnge'is perfectly safe ami easily administered, it is cheap and will give satisfaction- Try H< tViimltriul ( arcs, tail Druggists of Rome (la., say: We have been selling Ur- King’s Now Discovery, Klectrie Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica stave for t.to years Have never band¬ ied remedies that sell as well, or give such universal satisfaction, Them have been some, wonderful eu.es effected by Mbse medicines in Ibis city. Several cases of pronounced i’ usumplion lumc been entirely ear.-d by use of a lew bottles Dr. King’s New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by It. J, Reid, Dr.Bull’s Cou .h Syrup—The working man’s friend. You who have to ho out. in all soi ls of weather and can t afford to lay by, cannot afford to be wit lmut Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. Consumption follows in the wake of a neglected cold. What will Surely Do It. One’s hair begins to fat I oyit from many causes. Tim important question is: VVliat Is sure, to make il grow in again? accord a.; to tie testimony «f thousands, l’ar* ker’s ih.ii- Balsam will do it. It quickly novel , bald spots, restores the original color when the hair is gray or faded, era¬ dicates dandruff, and causes the Bealp to cool and well. It is not a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed,safu. Never disappoints IUo who requires a nice, reliable dress¬ ing. Tlie uiaiuiliicturos of Coussens' Iloney ' ,f remrdy in the world for Oouglis, Cold |ud dtseasef throat wittem i An h.«,.,»t >’ !t‘ .•■.tahlishuieirf • tbrt' ,q a large Til Ml f, mLi* for the m nufacturc of this and other re liable remedies. For a cough use Cons Mother*. Often neglect arid delay in giving proper attention to their children who have become unhealthy, l’laeo your sickly daughter upon the use of 15. 11. B. as a tonic and general regulator; give it to your weak ami feeble chil oren: prescribe it to your husband and sons as a general ton a: and appetizer Wore breakfast, and they /ill nevi r have any use for whisky bitters. Tlie" Life of I lie II ■ h i .the blood there i>mv bluo<l imnuirt UusUt! i imcUonal acUvity uiui tuis bums witli it t.bu cr-j tainty of «juick lustoniJon from siukrioaM or accident Dr. .1. It. McLean's •StruD^Uicnin^ f;ordial and Bloo<| I'arilin ^riv't s pui" hub blood, mid vit.ui/-us and Hiroocsthens the whole body, $1.00 pur bottlo. I-’rom The I .one -iar Stale. Hutchens Texas, February, IH8.1 For many years my wife has hoen afflicted wiGi a large eating ulcer of the leg, which has iiad the attention 0 f several doctors, and the use of all Kimls of niediciue, without beneiit, Siie was told that H. B. B. would p,,,. She has used two bottles, a-MOie ulcers improved rapiiPy until entirely cured. It was the first and only medicine that ever did tier any good. W. J. KiNNIN. A CARD. To all who are. suffering from tlie errors and indi-ni *di‘»«is of \ . irTyous weak nuss, uarly duuay, los manhood,&c. I j send a recipe that will cure you, ,)■, ot' <, ii Aivill. i his gir ■» remedy dlvu.iere I i -y a mi •ionai; . i .Soinli Atueuea N ml a -.e.| ttddl envelop to 12.e Rev. Jo .J. 1. il.until. Station D, New folk City j 8Vih: Merit VV ill Do. The unprecedented sale <■! Boschee’s | Syrup within a few year.-, has astouisheii t «•. world. It is without safest an t Is st remedy ever discov ered , , ter speedy , and i effect a , nal i Clue . of <• ! UauMis, Colds and the seveiest Lung ........... I* ...........tirelyl.lt,-| i eut priuci le from the usual prescrip ! tions given by Physicians, as it does not dry up a Cough and leave the erase stiil ill tiie sy.iteni, but on the eintraiy removes the cause of tiie trouble, heals the parts effected and ic.ves 1 lieiu in a purely . > altbv coleli tl'.n. A bo!lie ke.'t at the house for use when. drs-as. , make . "W an • |M 4, uHiH'.iij^, wi ‘ >ei‘>i\su:H.Ha!nt a lo g sp. 11 of serious liluess. A 1 1 ial .1 convince y-u ol tiiese Ucts It is | ostively sold tiy all ilruggist and erwl dealers in the land I’lice To elk., * Urge bottles. NO. ! 1 *ffi£inaGordial C V 11 K S DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, WEAKNESS, chills and feyers, MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, KIDNEY TROUBLES, NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM. Is Invigcrat- - JT gives NEW Irtgf and De¬ ? y\ 3 LIFE to the lightful to take, ■ V ,vh»l* SYSTEM and ot Medicine great value I 5 ' ' v\ S by Strengthening os o for ' ' ' | tec IVI useie*. Tnn weak and Ailing \ l * »ri£ tl-.« NERVES * Women ami Chil- and completely tile food. 1)1 ^eutrtlg v o 1 A 1 N S 4 I- 11 (J no IN hurtful a Minerals, i3 com- fc? \ ^ < jn physicians, teiiinjf dia posed of carrtully how to treat selected Vegeta¬ ’S . co^rn at I.OME, ble combined Medici skill¬ n «* <i, r J mailed, v/ith sftot together hand¬ h fully, making n some Heliotype carda by new Sale and Pleasant process, Remedy, cm receipt of ioc, For * He by nil Wnpg1»1 * mi* 1 U,ror*m, 8 'iouBj tlie (ttolur ne»f rjj HI lint keep \|||,IM It iKUiAL, remit fl.OU, «MUI A fuU »US ll« will bo sent, dial ■ rm.r ikKN WIT *t Volina Drug nnd Chemical Cempanyj tui.n.uou*:, ini., l. a. ▲. Geonria D Railroad Co. Slone Mountain Route. OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER, ) AIKinsT.V.G A. Sept. ISI.ll iHHC. I * /•COMMENCING SUNDAY,'lSth sdtGule inst. the following passenger will he Trains operated : by 90th meridian liuie, run 32 minutes slower than Augusta time. No. l—W est— Daii.t. Leave Augusta 10:,mi a m “ Man in 7.10 am “ Milledgeviile » 13 * 111 “ Washington 11 tv a m Ai*/ ive Crawlordville 1 20 p m tt Athens r an j) p in “ Gainesville 4 to in “ Atlanta fl 44 p in No. 2 —East—Daily Leave Atlanta s (K) a m “ Gainesville fl flu a in Athens 0 oo a m A “ ]vo ( $$$$&"* . . 'ISIS „ sviiUedgevlUe , > •* n.a.-..» u ** . ■ it* ,-U ' *Jjo- !crT’v'll lTep ’mna (^'.Tv'lll :*lVra L v nPAr. Ar. Atlanta (1:40 aha A r. Augusta fl:00 a m PlSt LiH0» No. 2 7—vv km'— Daily. Leave Augusta 7 4flam Arrive Washington 10 40 aiu leave Washington *■! JO Hill Arrive C’ruwfonlville 41 ant “ Athens , 12 3fl am Gainesville s 2 f> pill fun I ( Atlanta 1 su No ?8 —East—Datly. 41 Leave Atlanta J 4 fl p m “ Gainesville fl Sfl a m, Arrive Athens 7 40 pm “ Crawfordvillo (5 OS pm Arrive Leave Washington Washington 7 sfl pm 4 20 put Arrive Augusta 8 15 p ill : ■/! si bi.iii; I .riNtoVEI) si.EEl’EBS TO Ai GI’STA NND A I’LA N TA. Trai n No 27 a ml 28 will stop ai and reeeivo ]w eiigers to i 1 i \ i following p lints TI::ini.,mi, >u!v • G i .vidowil. Harlem, Gearing,, \oi wood, i ,i nn-l.t.l rawfordvilln, Union I’oint, Gmenu.dioro, Madison, Ruf ledge, S ». iai Circle, Goyingtoii, (ionyers, I.illioiiio, Stone \l i itoain and Decatur. Tlie l/r-.i Line Inn Tlmmgli Bloepar from Atlanta to Charleston E. H. DORSEY, .(NO W, GREENE Gen. Passenger Agt. Gcii’l. Manager JOK W. WlllTK, Gcn’e. Traveling Passenger Agant •Ip E3& 7 CASH STORE CRA WFOBDVf LI.E, GROUGLY. Si nee I opened last S/ptemhev fc» strict¬ ly cash, liiy trad*- has Increased and my en !ojieo - mem to wear a pteasant aruiie on their faces o' er the great bargains re¬ ceived by their thoughtfulness «f saving dimes and dollars, knowing that ea-h Is n.Hu« amt regulating business of every kind. So. in nivordanne vriffi the utiovr )ae| as eiieoniiigement, I again invite niv eustomeis to eonie ami hoy for east: al y n can and -ave trouble and extra charges. I have on hand a handsome lot „f ,| rv g<«id-, hum . ho- a. hats groceries, . in- -ware aiel everything that can he fi. nd in a genera! store which J will s«d low dotv nlor die cash. CIlAKLE-t BERGSTROM. — - <U ALL WHOM IT MAY" CONOR UN. S''m'NTV° K " M>U<,IA TAWArERKO flex I! B'-M. Ex-cn’or ot William Reid, deceased, has in due form applied to the II; „| . r T,o,,,.,| leave town the real estate ta-tongiiiu to I tie e-t-ite of William Reid, IssC. 'lln-G-i -SL’W'TttrtS. flth .....issr,. Hi.M'.t II. Fly. nt, Ord. T. V. S ’TAIL OF GEORGIA Taliaeekro i ocntv. ‘ Wh-p as William II and George M. fan, Executors of Henry Poss, d«a a«eil. n t» \ [" t! “' *« lU, '| v Petition duly !' n' "’.'.VT*' 1 7‘lT?™ ! ! f nilv a t ru.l Iluury Posb P EltnUf. ;This is therefor,, .to cit- all persons eon curuftd licir* and uru'litor^ to f t *iL 1 if an v thee i a„, wh, said Execiitors should j aruliveeive not b (iix-iiart{,s! letter- from of i/lsmis-hm their Exccutm-hip «n the i J;U!lmr; ’ 1KM "' 11,is 4,,t *°* ? hV.nrt Fl Fitm 'ml T r
